God thought to hide his secrets in a secure place. How about on the moon he reflected. But then, one day human beings could get there and it may be that those who arrive there would not be worth of such knowledge. Maybe in the ocean or deep underground? But that again was dismissed for the same reason. Then the solution occurred to him: “I shall put my secrets in the inner sanctum of their own minds. Then only those who really deserve it and seek it will be able to find it.”
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PAG e-NEWS: 7 May 2010
— questioning dogma, ideology, authority, reality, and whatever is left
— peeking behind the curtain
— thinking outside the program
— looking below the surface
— lifting the veil
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Published by Peter A. Gersten, Esq. (ufolawyer@msn.com)
Website: http://www.pagenews.info
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