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Doors We Cannot See

The content reflects on human limitations in understanding greater truths beyond physical perception. It discusses the metaphorical "armor" of programming that individuals cling to, which restricts their ability to confront obvious evils and truths. This programming (armor), likened to a life preserver, ironically leads to suffocation rather than liberation. James expresses the belief that more exists beyond what human sensory devices can pick up and warns against remaining trapped in a comfort zone that keeps one from truly "Living." Ultimately, the message encourages shedding these constraints to rise above deception and achieve a more profound "Living" presence connected to divine understanding.

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Being OK With A Round Earth Belief

The post, originally written by James on March 3, 2018, presents the idea that holding onto beliefs like round earth theory is akin to being trapped in a physical "coffin." It suggests that both this belief and similar rigid perceptions limit one's understanding and potential for growth. The message emphasizes respect and good intentions behind the assertion. The content reflects a moment of inspiration for the author and indicates a broader commentary on dogmatic thinking. The significance lies in encouraging open-mindedness and questioning one’s beliefs to avoid being "dust" again.

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A Princess, A Doll & A Pair of Shoes

A Princess, a doll and a pair of shoes is a true story of human insanity, wherein our most insignificant beliefs expressed, harm the life of a true princess. Its an expression shining a light on a human perception, transformed into a belief and then held as the law. Then enforced on all the humans sitting around the table. The author posits that if we can't overcome our most insignificant beliefs, how are we ever going to take in God's Truth for humanity?