Yifu, Aquinas wrote tons of books and is considered a Doctor of faith in the Catholic Church. He was also known to have levitated and was canonized as a saint. What are your qualifications?
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Yifu" <yifuxero@...> wrote: > > basically, Aquinas is lacking in the essential Rorian themes and ingredients > that make for successful Spiritual movements. Not just belief/philosophical > systems but icons inclusive of the Total holographic existence and mirred in > the body: i.e. Trees of Life mandalas. > ... > Next, we tack on the regularity of practices such as silent meditation and > the chanting of mantras. Though in the monastic system of Aquinas' day > meditation and chanting were part of Church life, the Catholic Church > (possibly being pressured by Evangelical Fundamentalism) has cornered itself > into a box. If Salvation is a matter of only faith and belief, there's not > even a need to pray the Rosary, let alone engage in Yogic practices or > meditation; when such practices have no bearing on Salvation - says the Pope. > ... > In any event, the Tree of Life and what it represents in the Rorian context > definitely supersedes devotion to any particular Personality such as Jesus, > although all Personalities are potentially recognized as Rorian I-particles > within the Whole. > ... > Bonus: The Bonsai Tree of Life, by Michael Oswald: > http://michaelo.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d39sdc8 >
