Wow, it has been over 3 months since I last wrote in the "Visitor's comments" section.
  Now Haiti is in the news with it's devastating earthquake.  Since "infinite source"(I.S.) is
everywhere at once, there is no loss (nor gain).  There "just" is that which is.  No for or
against, good or bad, "just" that which IS.  No love, no hate, no emotion, no judgement.  

I've been thinking about the mind, about memory and imagination in particular.  Memory is our bank vault
of all that occurred in our lives. Everything in our memory is a recollection of past events.  Does a
collective universal memory also exist?  A source of all knowledge of all events that occurred in the
time frame of forever?  If so, is it possible to tap into that memory source on an individual basis?
  Imagination is not a part of memory because it is an act by our minds of events to come.  Is this not
then the key to the creation of a life we desire?  Imagine that we already have that which we desire?
  Is imagination hindered by our memories?  Do we unwittingly limit our imagination power by being linked
to our memories wherein lies our beliefs?  If so, would it not be wise to focus our thoughts on the fact
that the infinite source of ALL, that which is everywhere, that is within "us" by definition of
"infinite source", the power from which all is created, is within our conscious control?
  Are our conclusions that we have limitations, conclusions that are derieved from our memories, thus
establishing within ourselves false beliefs, a result of our not being conscious of the fact that
"we" (our conscious and unconscious (memory) selves) are a part of a limitless power; that we
are, in fact, the infinite source itself, experiencing "life" for the sake of experience alone.
 No agenda, no good or bad, "just" EXPERIENCE.

No miracles yet performed by me.  Still working on the task.  My writtings have been pretty quiet as of
late.  I think of the writtings of Jesus, and picture him with a stick writting something in the sand. 
Was he just making stick marks or writing something?  If writing something, why pick the sand to write
on?  No permanence there.  Doodling? (to scribble or draw aimlessly or nervously, esp. when the attention
is elsewhere).

What could we accomplish if we lived forever? Our infinite source has been, will always be,
"forever".  "Infinite source" is everywhere, "IT" has no vacuum.  This is
known because we know nothing comes from nothing.  Our separation from Infinite Source is a result of our
own false thinking.  Our power, or lack thereof, lies within our thinking (beliefs).

"Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water.  After enlightenment, chop wood, carry water." 
I believe this is a quote by Confucius, 551?-479? BC.
  If we still have to continue working after we find enlightenment (truth about the process of creation;
my definition), then why seek enlightenment?  Knowing "truth" clears our mind to pursue other
goals, the attainment of which can only be more helpful to others.  Our enlightenment makes us feel
better in our striving and is helpful to those we influence.  Enlightenment is good (all that is good, I
call "love").  Include "enlightenment" in our pot called "love".   

  Been awhile, still in debt.          This "Visitor's comments page was set up to field comments
from other people in the world who may care to give their input regarding the web site's topics:
religion, "God", Jesus, and miracles.  This page has been available for anyone to use for over
a month now; no public comments thus far (and only one private comment person to date, via
tyjohnson@jesus this and more).  Very interesting, don't you think?  I do.                               
  
  There is the saying that "if you want to get involved in controversy, take on the subject of
religion or politics".  I was expecting controversy.  Suprise, nothing yet (and that's okay by me). 
Anyway this search of mine goes, I accept as okay.  As this life is all about you, it is also, all about
me.  This is true of all people:  This life is all about you and all about me.  Together, everyone,
everything, is all one.  That ONE is "infinite source".

Of all the souls that walked the earth, I hold Jesus, called Christ, to be the best, yet I do not believe
he was perfect throughout his lifetime.  This is contrary to what I once believed and what I suspect
most, if not all, of those who believe themselves to be Christians, believe.  Why? What is it that would
cause this change of belief? A contradiction between his teachings of love (all that is "good")
and his actions reported in the turning over the tables of the moneychangers in the place of worship.