Way  9

The Messiah Projects: The Buddha, Son of Maya



After the Great War which freed humankind from its masters, the
Daughters of Ma (DOMA) took over its education and civilization. They
decided to use a control system already in place  religion. Whereas
before it had been used to control humans and keep them within a certain
area, it would now be used to bring them education, basic societal
concepts, and most important of all, the Laws and Word of God. What is
important to realize here, is that although the human members of the
Collective were thousands of years more advanced then even we are today,
they did then and now still do, believe in a unifying force known to
them as The One. There are certain truths and laws of conduct they
believe, are made manifest to life by The One. We know this as the Laws
and Word of God. It was their intent to bring humankind this knowledge.
The program itself was vast, far too complicated and large to be covered
in full here. Instead we will focus on the last 1500 years of the
project. During this time, a series of "Teachers" were sent to mankind.
I have already covered the general purpose for this, so let us now look
at what these teachers tried to teach. One last important fact to
remember is this. All these men were sent by an advanced human female,
not a God. She has been worshipped from the very beginning of human
history. Although this woman is of a royal caste among her people, she
should not be thought of as God. Rather think of her as the greatest of
all the prophets of God. She is the Queen of Prophetesses, the Queen of
the Heavens, The Queen of Peace. She is not God, nor does she wish you
to think this. View her in the highest regard and with respect. For it
is she who freed you from the harness of the tyrants. It is she who
stood between you and certain annihilation when her people thought you
too evil to allow to continue. It is she who has brought you the
prophets and the Laws and Word of God. Thank her by being true human
beings of intelligence and compassion.


Buddha
Originally, Siddhartha Gautama.
Born 563483 BC

Indian mystic and founder of Buddhism. He began preaching after
achieving supreme enlightenment at the age of 35.

Thus, have I heard:

The Buddha was the first of the later prophets. His main mission was to
introduce and explain, two basic and simple concepts.

1) That there are only two types of thought  right and wrong.

2) How to become a human being utilizing the power of doing only that
   which is right.

Thats it. No cosmic theology, no mystical and coded mythology or secret
rituals. Just the basic difference between right and wrong in all
things. Sounds simple, does it not? Therein lies a truth and a lesson in
understanding. Truths are from God and as such, they are perfect. Truths
are in the simplest form possible. They are stripped of double meaning,
confusion, and illusion. They state a simple fact that is as easily
comprehended by a child, as it is a scholar. A truth will trigger that
little piece of God in each of us that knows right from wrong. You must
learn to trust your own ability to see the truth. It will be very
important later on as we try to pick through the mass of confusion, lies
and just plain evil, that man has intermixed with the Laws and Word of
God. A little hint  if you have to have a priest explain it to you, it
isnt.

With that said, let us look at the Buddha, 'The Enlightened One of God."
The Buddha held to what he called the Golden Rule. ALL THAT WE ARE IS
THE RESULT OF WHAT WE HAVE THOUGHT. The Buddha was born 2500 years ago,
and approximately 500 years before Jesus. He was born in a royal family
of India. Legends say that he was born from the Great Virgin Maya. This
is the Hindu version of Mary. You now know of course, that he was the
product of the DOMA Messiah project. He did not start his career until
he was in his thirties. The events that led to his enlightenment are
quite interesting.

One day, the Buddha sat under the Bo Tree. This tree is called the tree
of wisdom, or enlightenment. It is the same tree associated with the
Goddess image throughout the world. Deborah sat under the Palm Tree,
Isis had her holy tree at Mataria, to where both Mary and Jesus fled in
Egypt. The point is this. Most Goddesses had a tree shrine linked to
them. It is this tree that the Buddha now sits under. He falls into a
deep meditation and thus begins the Enlightenment. The spot were he sat
is now called "the immovable spot," since he stayed there for 49 days.
It was here that the Goddess Maya tempted him. She wanted to see if he
was indeed worthy enough to receive enlightenment. I will not go into
this particular test with the Buddha. I want to save it for the next Way
message. Jesus was tested in the exact same manner, and I will use his
example to show you the others.

After his awakening, the Buddha began to teach the masses of the Law and
Word, of God. His most famous lesson was given to the people at Benares.
Buddhists hold his teachings there in the same light as Christians hold
the Sermon on the Mount. Let me stop here for a moment and explain a
very important thing to you. The reason I am going through all the
Messiahs and their basic message is this. Most of you consider the other
religions to be false, with false prophets, yet many of you do not know
what these other men said or what their religion contained. For
instance, of the Christians out there reading this, how many do you
think have read the Koran or studied the teachings of the Buddha? Almost
none. Why? Because they have been told not to, plain and simple. Of that
group, many condemn without even knowing that which they condemn. It is
my hope and the hope of she who sent me, that you will see the
underlying truth in all these religions. That they all say the same
thing and all come from the same source.

That said, lets get back to the Enlightened One. At Benares, the Buddha
gave the people his main message. He told them there were four basic
truths they should know.

1) All through your life there will be suffering, pain and misery.

2) This suffering is usually caused by selfish cravings and personal desires.

3) This suffering is not a necessity of life and can be overcome.

4) The way to eliminate or reduce suffering in your life, is to follow
   the examples of "The Eightfold Path."

In order to go any further, we have to introduce one more concept 
reincarnation. Now before any of you good Christians take off in fright,
realize this. Before the Council of Nicea, you as Christians were taught
to believe in reincarnation. No, you still don't believe? Then read the
following verses.

John 3:3, Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto
thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.

John 3:7, Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.

Now you can disbelieve me, but do you dare him? Jesus knew that
reincarnation is a part of Gods laws.

The Buddha said that the end goal was to get off the karmic wheel of
life and death, and reincarnation. This ending would then let you leave
this world and merge back into The One. It is an end to self. He called
this state of rejoining God, Nirvana, the ultimate bliss. Well now lets
see, the ultimate bliss is to be with God. Well, maybe the Popes right.
Sounds pretty demonic to me. All kidding aside, the Catholic Church, and
in particular the current Pope, have made significant strides. Are you
aware that they officially declared that the God of the Jews and
Christians, is the same Biblical God as that worshipped by the Muslims?
Survival is the mother of all invention and conciliation.

So what about the Eightfold Path? Here are the steps:

1. Right Knowledge is knowledge of what life is all about. Knowledge of
   the Four Noble Truths is basic to any further growth as a Buddhist.

2. Right Aspiration means a clear devotion to being on the Path toward
   Enlightenment.

3. Right Speech involves both clarity of what is said (taking care to
   say just what is meant) and speaking kindly, and without malice.

4. Right Behavior involves reflecting on one's behavior and the reasons
   for it. It also involves five basic laws of behavior for Buddhists: 
   not to kill, steal, lie, drink intoxicants, or commit sexual offenses.

5. Right Livelihood involves choosing an occupation that keeps an
   individual on the Path. That is, a path that promotes life and
   wellbeing, rather than the accumulation of a lot of money.

6. Right Effort means training the will and curbing selfish passions and
   wants. It also means placing oneself along the Path toward
   Enlightenment.

7. Right Mindfulness implies continuing selfexamination and awareness.   
   The 'Dhammapada,' a basic Buddhist text, begins, "All we are is the
   result of what we have thought."

8. Right Concentration is the final step in being absorbed into a state
   of Nirvana.

The first two steps are the easiest; anyone can do them. No.'s 3,4,5,
are harder and if achieved, would give you the status of a novice monk.
Steps 6,7,8, are the hardest. They are only fully achieved by advanced
beings over the course of many lifetimes.

We are interested in steps 16 to begin with. Lets look at each of these
now.


1) Right Knowledge

As with all things, there is a beginning and an end. This principal is
the first step, the beginning of your Way to God. One of the results of
becoming human is that the distance from the animals increases, as your
knowledge increases. Those who say knowledge is not important are fools.
Those who keep knowledge from you are setting a trap. Your job as a
human being is to acquire as much knowledge as possible. Knowledge of
life, of science, of spirit, of God. Knowledge is the one thing that can
never be taken away from you. Learn to see that which is new in all
things. A person could spend an entire lifetime learning all there is to
know about a single blade of grass, so don't think that you can ever
know everything. Knowledge allows you to think about something
intelligently. It is helpful in solving problems. It is the key to
understanding, and invention. Knowledge can open your eyes to things you
cannot see. It can bring revelation into your life.

Heres an example of the power of knowledge. I have told you what I call
this work I do. I call it The Way. But did you know that the Buddha
called all his teachings The Middle Way? Or that Jesus followers called
his teachings The Way? Or that Muhammad taught The Way of Islam?
Surprised? Feel it? Thats why knowledge is Way Cool. I told you they all
taught the Way. Knowledge holds uncountable moments like this in store
for you.

There are two kinds of thought in this life. Those that cause pleasure
and those that cause pain. Knowledge can produce both. But it is the
pleasureproducing side of knowledge that is The Way to God. There is a
sweetness in the spirit when something learned piece by piece comes
together, and  Click!  realization dawns in the mind. Is this not one of
the most pleasurable of sensations? The sense of accomplishment it
engenders can make your spirit glow. As you have probably noticed, each
of the eight paths are preceded by the word "right." This is important.
What exactly does right mean? The American Heritage Dictionary of the
English Language, Third Edition, defines it as follows. Right (r_t)
adjective; right_er, right_est; Abbr. r., R., rt.

1.      Conforming with or conformable to justice, law, or morality: do
        the right thing and confess.

2.      In accordance with fact, reason, or truth; correct: the right
        answer.

3.      Fitting, proper, or appropriate: It is not right to leave the
        party without saying goodbye.

4.      Most favorable, desirable, or convenient: the right time to act.

5.      In or into a satisfactory state or condition: put things right.

6.      In good mental or physical health or order.

These ideas are represented by the word we call right.

Here then, is the opposite of right.
Wrong (r_ng, r_ng) adjective

1.      Not in conformity with fact or truth; incorrect or erroneous.

2.      a. Contrary to conscience, morality, or law; immoral or wicked.

        b. Unfair; unjust.

3.      Not required, intended, or wanted: took a wrong turn.

4.      Not fitting or suitable; inappropriate or improper: said the wrong thing.

5.      Not in accord with established usage, method, or procedure: the wrong
        way to shuck clams.

6.      Not functioning properly; out of order.

7.      Unacceptable or undesirable according to social convention.

These are the two basic principals that judge all things. The most
basic, the very first, the most important, Law of God is this: Right is
light, wrong is darkness. Right is of God, Wrong is not. Place this Law
firmly in your minds and hearts. Without this knowledge, you will never
belong to, or be one with, God. This is the direction of The One path,
The Way.

The first step on the path of The Way is to find all the knowledge of
what is right. In order to determine what is right and what is wrong,
you need to have Knowledge of it. Learn about a thing, all you can. Then
apply to it what you know about the difference of right and wrong.
Inside of you is a little voice. We call it the conscience. It is the
little part of God in each of us. Con_science (k_n_shens) noun

1.      a. The awareness of a moral or ethical aspect to one's conduct
           together with the urge to prefer right over wrong: Let your conscience
		   be your guide.

        b. A source of moral or ethical judgment or pronouncement: a document
           that serves as the nation's conscience.

        c. Conformity to one's own sense of right conduct: a person of unflagging
           conscience.

2.      The part of the superego in psychoanalysis that judges the ethical
        nature of one's actions and thoughts and then transmits such
        determinations to the ego for consideration.

Once you have established in your mind the basic difference between
right and wrong, learn to trust that little voice. It will usually give
you that first, brief flash of insight. The more you use it, the
stronger it will become, and the more accurate. These then, are the
basic principals of right knowledge. Learn all you can. Determine what
knowledge will help you search for truth and what is right. Use these
truths to guide yourself in all your thoughts and actions. You must use
this knowledge as a balance in which to judge all that you do or learn.

Think of each idea of right and wrong as weights you put in the balance.
Lets do a quick example. You learn there is a thing called "stealing."
This is knowledge of an action. But is this action right (in accordance
with God's Law and Word) or is it wrong? Lets weight the thing called
stealing in our balances. The very first two weights are these. Does the
action of stealing produce pleasure or pain in another? It causes pain,
because of the loss. This weight goes onto the wrong side of the
balance. Is stealing fair? It was obtained not as a reward for creative
acts, but through deception. The person who acquired it as a result of
their efforts no longer has it to show for the work they did. Therefore,
it is not fair to them. It is unfair. Another weight goes on the wrong
side. Is theft something that you yourself would desire? No. You would
not wish to be stolen from. Another weight on the wrong side. I think
you get the general idea. You can use this simple technique to judge all
things in life, from the simplest to the most complex. As you do, your
knowledge of right and wrong will grow. Gather that which is right to
you, and keep that which is wrong from your life.

There is one last thing we need to discuss before leaving the first path
of right knowledge. What happens when you weight something and there is
a balance between right and wrong? Lets look at one of these situations
now. Imagine the following scene. You are standing in an open field.
Your family is behind you. You have a gun in your hand. In front of you
there is another person, they also have a gun. They tell you they are
going to kill you and your family. What do you do? Do you kill this
person? If you do, have you not committed the very same act that your
actions are trying to prevent? In this situation, no matter which choice
you make, the result is the same. An act of killing will take place, and
a life will be permanently destroyed. Is there a right or wrong action
to take? Lets put it in the balance and find out.

We will assume that you have chosen to shoot this person, in order to
save your own life and that of your family. Is the act of killing right
or wrong? Have you preserved life or have you destroyed life? You have
done both. Killed a person to save a person. Some would argue that you
saved more than you killed. While this may act to direct your actions,
it does not change the type of action. The fact remains you have killed.
A weight must be placed on both sides. Right for saving a life, wrong
for taking life. Did this cause pleasure or pain? To the person you
killed, it brought the ultimate pain. To the person you saved, it
preserved their Godgiven right to experience the pleasure we call life.
Again, put a weight on each side. The scales remain balanced. This is
what we call a nowin scenario. You have been forced to destroy, in order
to preserve, creation. Although these situations are rare, they will
arise and you must be prepared to do two things. Make the correct
choice, and then live with that choice afterwards.

In a previous Way message, I described the journey of the soul upwards
through the ocean of life. When a situation like this occurs, no matter
what good your actions have accomplished, the fact remains that you have
also acquired weights that are wrong. This is the internal balance of
your soul. You are all that you think and do. This is what is called
Karma. Karma is the state in which your internal balances are recorded.
If in your life you have done wrong, the balance, or Karma, leans toward
evil. If you do good, the balances are tipped toward good. In our last
example, the Karma incurred was both good and bad. Since it is your goal
to be a being of only good karma, you have incurred a karmic debt, which
must be repaid. You must put more good weights on your balance to
counteract the weights added by your wrong actions. A general rule for
doing so is this. For every bad karmic action, do two good karmic
actions. One to restore the balance and one to push the balance to the
side of good. These actions must also be of the same caliber or power,
as that which you seek to outweigh. All of what I have just told you,
encompasses not only the first path, right knowledge, but also the next
three. They are interrelated and intricately tied into each other.


2) Right Aspiration

This is realizing that you want to be a being of good.


3) Right Speech

This involves weighting everything you say in the balances. You wish to
say only that which is truth or good. It also means that you must think
very carefully, and say exactly what you mean. If you tell someone
something and it makes them think something else, or has hidden
meanings, it is bad karma. Then, there is ...


4) Right Behavior

This involves taking your knowledge of right and wrong, and doing only
those actions or that behavior associated with good. Right behavior
seeks to reduce karmic debt by doing only good things. We, as a people,
must discover through knowledge what is a right action, and what is not.
We must then agree that an action is either right or wrong. When there
is agreement as to an actions character, we may then say we have found a
truth. We call these truths of behavior, Laws.

The DOMA gave humans the basic Laws of God, through the prophets. They
did this to help them live a better life, and to give them examples to
judge other situations against. The Buddha taught five basic truths, or
Laws of God. These are, Do Not: KILL, STEAL, LIE, TAKE STRONG
INTOXICANTS, DO UNNATURAL SEXUAL ACTS. Now with what you have learned,
weight each of these things in your balance, and see if they are truth.
Remember to be truthful to yourself. The greatest lies, the most evil
deceptions, are those against the self. You may notice that the first
three are fairly easy. The fourth requires more thought, more aspects to
be weighted. The last is a proverbial brain teaser. This is exactly what
they were intended to do. They are not only truths, but they are
individual lessons on judging truth. They represent very distinct and
differing aspects of human behavior and conduct. Once you know how to
weight these, you can use the knowledge gained to judge other things.
Isnt that a beautiful set of lessons and concepts rolled into one nice
clean package? Thank the Buddha for telling you this. Praise the DOMA
for sending him to you and the fact that they cared enough to do so. But
worship only and hold in your hearts the ultimate thanks for GOD.

The others are but the messengers; GOD IS THE MESSAGE. GOD is the source
of all truth; GOD is TRUTH. There is only one God; God is RIGHT
EVERYTHING. If you hold truth above all things, if you do only right, if
you seek them both, then you are already worshipping God. God is found
in the heart and soul and actions of a person. That is where God lives
and grows, and makes itself manifest. Not in books, or rituals. These
are the tools of idolatry. God does not need priests or priestesses or
any other person, to bring you to God. God is in and around, everyone.
You, and you alone, can find God, and in so doing find yourself, and in
the end realize the true meaning of ONE.


5) Right Livelihood, is fairly straightforward. It is a course of action
based on what you have learned thus far. I will be talking about this
subject in a Way message in the future. Lets save it for then.


6,7) Are both different sides of the same coin. These are Right Effort
and Right Mindfulness. They also tie back in to 4) Right Behavior. The
real sequence they follow is this: Right Mindfulness, Right Behavior,
Right Effort, Right Behavior, and then Right Mindfulness again.


Whats it all mean? The answer to that is really quite simple, it's the
implementation of these principals that is so hard. Realize right here
and now that they cannot be achieved in one lifetime. They are
continually refined over the course of an entire races existence. Their
ultimate purpose is to rid every being on the planet of wrong 
everything. Once this is achieved, and only then, do you merge with God
and become ONE. Now think very hard about what I am about to say. Weight
it, ponder it, argue about it, and when you finish, do it again. And
again.

God is The One. All things are One in God. There is no wrong, or
darkness or evil in God. These things cannot exist in God. If you tried
to join God with even the smallest amount of darkness in your soul, you
would cease to exist. God chooses to not rid the darkness for you.
Instead, God gives you free will to do either Right or Wrong. God gives
you everything necessary to rid yourself of darkness, to become a being
of light, and to find The Way back to were you came  The One. It is the
greatest gift God has ever bestowed on the universe. It is called LIFE.

It is up to you to find the truth in what I have told you. Ponder it,
question it, argue about it, seek it out with all your heart. I promise
you this. On the day you find the truth in what I have said, and
understand what I have really said, you will be there, and it will be
finished. This is the ultimate truth, and every person on this planet
and on all the other planets strive toward its realization. It's just
God's Way, my friends, Just God's Way.


8) Achieving Right Concentration (a small glimpse)

To be a being of concentrated and pure light. 6,7) are the contemplation
you give to the success or progress you have made toward this goal.
Right Mindfulness involves the honest introspection of who and what you
really are. Remember what I told you was the first Golden Rule. You are
all that you have thought and done. In order to change something, you
must first know what that something is. In the case of you, only you,
can really know what goes on inside you. Only the self can know the
self. You must look very hard and honestly at your life and actions. Do
not lie to yourself or try to justify that which you knew to be wrong.
Examine all of the Right behaviors, and the Wrong Behaviors. This is the
first step in Right Mindfulness, to know all your actions.

The next step is to identify and isolate all the wrong things, and then
determine what caused them. What made you think that. What made you do
that. What made you say that. Heres an example. You went to a party last
night and became very drunk. You seemed to change, becoming almost
another person. You were angry, argumentative and even fought with and
hurt someone. But now it's morning. Lets look back on the day before and
all your actions. You identify first all the actions which you did. For
brevity I will only mention a few. 1) You helped someone move some
furniture and did not accept payment. 2) You fought with and injured
someone at the party. 3) You yelled at a person and said things that
hurt them emotionally. Now take what you have learned and weight your
actions in the balances. Did you have a good karmic day? No, you did but
one right action. You did one wrong action, and one wrong speech. You
incurred a karmic debt. This is the process of achieving Right
mindfulness: Review, Identify, Weight. I need to express in as strong a
way as I can, the importance of this first step. The first step in
eliminating evil from your life is to identify it. The simple act of
admitting to yourself, "That thing I did was wrong," is one of your most
powerful tools. It is necessary to know what it is, before you can
change it, and this is your tool for doing so. But more subtle and more
important is this. As you begin to consciously acknowledge your actions,
you begin to train what we call the subconscious. Your mind begins to
identify wrong actions for you. The little voice starts to get louder
and talk to you more often. It will gain enough strength to warn you as
you do it, and eventually before you do wrong things.

Now that you know what it is that you did, it is time to take the next
step. What is it that made you do it in the first place? Remember  be
honest in this; you only lie to yourself if you don't. No matter what it
is you have done, and there is nothing you can do that many before you
have not already done, God allows you the chance to change, and right
the wrong. It is also just as important to identify your good actions
and their cause as it is the wrong ones.

Lets look at the day again. 1) You help a friend. What was the cause of
this action? There are a couple of things involved with this. First, you
did it out of friendship. Friendship is a positive, or right, thought.
Second, you experience pleasure in making someone elses burden lighter.
Third, you did not take any reward, but did a right thing and that in
itself, was reward enough. These then are the right thoughts and actions
found in this deed. Now lets look at the other two. 2) You got drunk and
hurt someone. Part of this one is obvious  drinking can effect your
behavior. This also applies to other intoxicants or drugs. Anger also
played a key part in this one. Anger is a negative emotion. Notice that
I did not say wrong. There is a difference between wrong, and negative,
emotions. Anger usually leads to destruction of one form or another, and
destruction is negative, therefore creation is positive. If you are
angry at something that means you no intentional harm, then this is
wrong.

What happens when your anger is directed at another destructive action,
though? You are allowed to get mad at injustice, cruelty, and things of
this nature. Still, the emotion you feel is one of destruction. It is
negative in its effect. You must use extreme caution when dealing with
these negative emotions, even when they are intended for use in a
positive outcome. This type of anger is sometimes referred to as
"Righteous Anger" and although it can have its place, it has been the
justification of much tragedy in this world. Religious fundamentalism is
but one example. We will be discussing this more in future Way messages.

So, the above steps are part of Right Mindfulness. The next step is to
use the Right Knowledge gained from Right Mindfulness and apply it to
Right Effort. Simply put, learn what causes you to do bad things, and
then make an effort to either eliminate the causes from your life, or
change your responses to them. It is easy to say that, even easy to see
the logic in it. It is not easy to do. The Buddha said that many of the
Wrongs in ones life are caused by selfish or destructive desires.
Drinking to destruction. Obsession with owning or possessing things to
misery. And so on. These scenarios are certainly valid. Some of these
behaviors have either a dual nature, or are only wrong if taken to
extremes, however. The answer is not to eliminate all desires and wants,
for that would extinguish the very fires that drive us in our search for
God and Truth. The key is to pick a middle path between total apathy and
total fanaticism. It is called "Balance" and it is one of the keys to
making everything else in your life work.

A persons soul is like their body. In order for it to function properly,
there needs to be a balance of certain basic systems. Your heart should
beat in relation to your oxygen intake. Your oxygen intake should meet
the requirements of a particular effort. Chemicals are balanced in our
bodies so that processes go smoothly. Too much stomach acid and we get
heartburn. Not enough insulin and our metabolism goes wrong. All these
things exist in balance with one another. So too, should your life be.

Right Effort seeks to not only steer your life toward good, but also to
create balance in it. Lets take an example. Desires make up a good
portion of the emotions you feel. People with too little desire are said
to be apathetic, or lazy. People who have too much desire are said to be
zealots, or perhaps greedy. Somewhere in between these too extremes lies
the middle point of desire. Perhaps you want to have a boat. You think
of sailing and fishing all day long. You work as many hours as you can.
You spend your offhours studying boatrelated subjects. You really want a
boat; your life would be so much better with a boat. You have to have a
boat. You will do anything to get the boat. What started as a simple
desire for something which could give you pleasure, has now turned into
a destructive obsession. Destructive to not only you, but also to those
around you. You take time away from your family. Perhaps you spend money
that would better be used for other familyrelated needs.

Knowing the difference between a simple desire and an obsession is
crucial. Obsessions destroy all the balance in your life. Obsessions
come in many forms but their effects are always the same. What we are
looking at now, are the specifics of emotions. Much more of this topic
is the subject of the next two Way messages, particularly the Jesus
message. What you have hopefully learned here of the teachings of the
Buddha, are the spiritual tools necessary to change your actions,
behavior, and in the end, your soul. These eight basic tools will help
you implement the examples that are provided in the Christian and
Islamic faiths. They are yours to do with as you will. Remember though,
only you can choose to use them. Only you can choose to change your
thoughts and actions.

In order to use them you must have the desire in your heart to be a
better person, to make a better world, and to find the your Way back to
God. It is the one desire in this universe that you can never be too
extreme about. When you have this desire in your heart, you have it
within you to accomplish all things. That you should be happy and the
world should be made a better place is the will of God. If these are
your desires as well, then you have already surrendered your will for
Gods own. It is the only time that a surrender can mean total victory.


Peace,

MaDi