Not Mass Production But Production By The

An Attitude To Life Which Seeks Fulfillment In The Single-minded Pursuit Of Wealth - In Short, Materialism - Does Not Fit Into This World, Because It Contains Within Itself No Limiting Principle, While The Environment In Which It Is Placed Is Strictly Limited.

Few Can Contemplate Without A Sense Of Exhilaration The Splendid Achievements Of Practical Energy And Technical Skill, Which, From The Latter Part Of The Seventeenth Century, Were Transforming The Face Of Material Civilization, And Of Which England Was The Daring, If Not Too Scrupulous, Pioneer.

Many Have No Desire To Be In It, Because Their Work Does Not Interest Them, Providing Them With Neither Challenge Nor Satisfaction, And Has No Other Merit In Their Eyes Than That It Leads To A Pay-packet At The End Of The Week.

Everything Can Be Seen Directly Except The Eye Through Which We See.

...liberation From Constraints That Operate At The Level Of Ordinary Humanity---limits Imposed By Space And Time, By The Needs Of The Body, And By The Opaqueness Of The Computer-like Mind. All Three Examples [jacob Lorber, Edgar Cayce, And Therese Neumann] Illustrates The Paradoxical Truth That Such 'higher Powers' Cannot Be Acquired By Any Kind Of Attack Or Conquest Conducted By The Human Personality; Only When The Striving For 'power' Has Entirely Ceased And Been Replaced By A Certain Transcendental Longing, Often Called The Love Of God, May They, Or May They Not Be 'added Unto You.