Bruce Michael
Well-Known Member
Dear Friends,
This is a very interesting Manichaean doctrine. The three moments are of time- past, present and the future. The arrow must hit the target- not a little to the left or right.
In terms of evil we can have the rotten - old evil represented by Ahriman - and the unripe -young evil represented by Lucifer. Christ lives in the present/balance, where everything is at its peak.
What is presented is the lofty doctrine that purpose must be exercised deftly. For example, you go to a concert on the stage is a man with a hammer making a piano i.e. what should have taken place in the past is manifesting in the present. Again you turn up, and find that the pianist played yesterday and you have missed the show.
Here is one definition of evil: goodness must not fall either side of its allotted time- or that evil can be misplaced goodness.
-Br.Bruce
This is a very interesting Manichaean doctrine. The three moments are of time- past, present and the future. The arrow must hit the target- not a little to the left or right.
In terms of evil we can have the rotten - old evil represented by Ahriman - and the unripe -young evil represented by Lucifer. Christ lives in the present/balance, where everything is at its peak.
What is presented is the lofty doctrine that purpose must be exercised deftly. For example, you go to a concert on the stage is a man with a hammer making a piano i.e. what should have taken place in the past is manifesting in the present. Again you turn up, and find that the pianist played yesterday and you have missed the show.
Here is one definition of evil: goodness must not fall either side of its allotted time- or that evil can be misplaced goodness.
-Br.Bruce