Maintaining the delusion of uneducatable self as authority
06 13 2014
How many of you have had the same conflict with other people
in life that I have in that some have the desire to “maintain the delusion of
uneducatable self as authority.”
Often that desire is so strong that they resort to the
following type of concepts in order to mock you;
“He said this but I want it to mean this.”
Or
“He said this and I’m going to say it means this.”
*****’
………………………………..(When they use this concept in mockery it
really means that you are their lifetime teacher? And that means they are the equivalent of a
lesser race or monkey doesn’t it? The un-educatable finding great elements of
humor in knowledge? It’s like when they try
and think they have painful boneheads?
And we see this at the highest levels of what is termed professions
today don’t we! The bonehead isn’t on the
same wavelength as the human being is it!
And I am not talking about a human being that does not understand
because human emotion is making them question it. I am talking about a human being that in
effect hates its teacher/father. Now if
you read the Bible you see that Jesus Christ hated father figures! But that isn’t
it is it! He hated bad father
figures! In the gospel of Barnabas
Chapter 26-27 it tells how Gods used to be infinite on earth. You can find a copy of it to read here:
It also tells how
those who mocked a God were turned into hideous beasts in Egypt. Where they turned into one or where they
already and that is why they mocked human thought in laughter? Or is it really that when one mocks the
thoughts and ideas of true authority they turn themselves into a hideous beast.
I am not making this up! It also tells
how the temple contained 1000’s of different Gods! And what they really were carvings of human
heads that were made (like Tikimen I presume)!
So here we have an undercurrent of the Haitian or African Voodoo religion
in Judaism. Then there is a part where Abraham’s father takes him to the temple
because it is time for him to have his own God.
Where human beings kept prisoner in those temples? We know from the Essene Jewish religion that children
were raised by an evil master juxtaposed to an exiled priest. Exiled means imprisoned to me. Now that brings up a whole issue in the
United States of those who have been wrongfully imprisoned. What do they served as exiled imprisoned
Gods? Chapters 26 and 27 also tells how
Gods had absolutely no problem getting along with one another!
And who exactly was the God Baal? Was it really a truncation of Jezebel…Jeze-bal…Jeze…baal,
or just plane baal. She was a very evil
woman! In fact is it likely that she did
not have her own human soul. So imagine
what kind of a son would be raised by a woman like that; the concept is sad and
horrific at the same time isn’t it!
*****’
Back to the start of this article: That amounts to an
overwhelming desire for them not to want to believe you are as smart as you are! This is also a problem with the humor we see
today; as it leads to those who cannot be educated doesn’t it. If you mock words of wisdom you end up with
an entire class of people that can’t be educated.
And perhaps the greatest detriment to education has been when those who would seek to maintain the delusion of uneducatable self as authority become teachers and education staff. I know what you are saying, "How could they be a teacher if they are unedacatable?" And my response is, "How can you say they were ever a teacher when their students didn't learn?"
And perhaps the greatest detriment to education has been when those who would seek to maintain the delusion of uneducatable self as authority become teachers and education staff. I know what you are saying, "How could they be a teacher if they are unedacatable?" And my response is, "How can you say they were ever a teacher when their students didn't learn?"
Thomas Paul Murphy
Originally published on 06 13 2014 at: www.themilwaukeeandwisconsinnews.blogspot.com
Copyright 2014 Thomas Paul Murphy
Uneducatable- it is one of those words that has been omitted from the English language because of culpability?
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