Comments on: Saint or Sinner, you decide

By: annie Wallack

annie Wallack — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:56:50 +0000

I really liked and agree with what Claire Nelson had to say. It was concise beautifully written. There’s a lot of people saying they are Christian, and some of them are. It might even depend on the day for all I know. Annie Wallack

By: Claire Nelson

Claire Nelson — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 23:45:15 +0000

After 8 years of the radical Christian agenda being forced down our throats, it is clear that Obama is promoting an agenda that reflects the true Christian teachings and, indeed, the core of all religions–love, compassion and unity.

By: Dr. Larry James Stevens

Dr. Larry James Stevens — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 21:16:21 +0000

And depending on one’s inner evaluation/habits/beliefs/presets/bias/operant conditioning and self-image, Obama is also a Shiite, a Muslim, a Socialist…even a communist, etc.

The observing witness (always represented by the inclusive nature of the “Guides”) can more easily deduce that NONE of this is about Obama. It is about a subjective reaction to input that is being determined by programmed neurons in the brain that “color” all data. Our personal filters are determining the meaning we ascribe to words and all input…not the so-called facts. Without reflection, we are a slave to past acceptances…thinking we are choosing and/or empirically determining the truth.

As the Guides continually teach us, true change can only come from within…no outer authority can ordain it or “cause” it, only provide leadership that ones accept, or not.

Just my current opinion, of course.

Yours for a more empowered, joyous, accepting, FUN NOW!

Dr. Larry James Stevens

By: David magnan

David magnan — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:07:03 +0000

Excuse the humor, but the rednecks need to decide who really is the Antichrist. In most such quarters it was supposed to be Bin Laden, and before him FDR.

I was struck by the enthusiasm and apparent joy in the faces of so many at Obama’s victory acceptance speech. It looked reminiscent of the feelings JFK evinced in so many. For myself, unfortunately I have learned to be cautious about such things. Obama seems to be sincere, b ut how much is secretly a strong drive for power? The great problems of our society are incredibly complex and interlinked and in my opinion almost impossible of real solutions. Other than by the passage of time and inevitable change as new generations take the place of the old.

By: Jeanne Frost

Jeanne Frost — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 02:39:18 +0000

It is amazing that there are such strong reactions to Obama being elected. And yet……maybe not so strange. The emotion of fear can bring up a lot of meanings for different people. Fear of change is certainly one of them.

I personally believe that Barak Obama’s motivation is one of Love of his country and for all who live in it. I believe that the particular gifts he brings to his office now are very much needed by our nation. I am so grateful that he has made himself available for probably the toughest job on the planet.

I agree with you Susan, that the wisdom and guidance provided to us through the Guides is invaluable. It always matches with what I know to be true in my heart. My hope is that more and more people will be interested in using this wonderful source for confirmation, comfort and guidance.

As always I am very grateful to you and Ron for making these Conversations available to everyone who is interested.

Many Blessings of Love to you both,
Jeanne Frost (Australia)