Summary version of the 10 Insights:
First Insight.
Synchronicities (meaningful coincidences or connected events that can
not be explained by ordinary science) are real, frequent, meaningful,
purposeful, and enlivening;
Second Insight. Through psycho-spiritual historical reflection we
can live in a "longer now" and see through our historical,
cultural, and consciousness fixations;
Third Insight. The world consists of energy that human beings can
directly interact with in ways that transcend current scientific
understanding;
Fourth Insight. Humans compete with each other for energy, and by
recognizing this habit, we can transcend it;
Fifth Insight. Through a mystical awareness and focus on
"beauty" we can supply ourselves with nearly unlimited energy;
Sixth Insight. Our control dramas from
our childhood hold us back and must be "cleared" or
transcended;
Seventh Insight. By paying attention to our thoughts and
experiences, and by focusing on positive outcomes, we fully engage in
our own personal evolution;
Eighth Insight. A new "interpersonal ethic" is arising
which teaches us to promote ourselves by
energetically promoting others;
Ninth Insight. A grand and glorious future awaits humanity as we
become aware of and begin to practice the wisdom of the previous
Insights; and
Tenth Insight. We can maintain our optimism and stay awake, and
integrate the previous Insights, by seeing our lives from the higher
perspective of the "Afterlife."
The scrolls were said to be discovered during the time of Celestine V, the
reluctant Pope
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About
Celestine V
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Lived
a hermetic life
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Love
Solitude
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Only
Pope to abdicate, canonized on May 5, 1313
- The primary objective of his pontificate was to reform clergy,
many of whom were using spiritual power to obtain wordly power.
Celestine sought a way to bring the faithful to the original Gospel
spirit, and he settled on "Pardon" - he called for a year
of forgiveness of sins, and return to evangelical austerity and
fidelity. He reigned five months, and the members of the Vatican
Curia took advantage of him. This led to much mismanagement, and
great uproar in the Vatican. Knowing he was responsible, Celestine
asked forgiveness for his mistakes, and abdicated on 13
December 1294,
the only pope to do so. His successor, Boniface VIII, kept Celestine
hidden for the last ten months of his life in a small room in a
Roman palace. Celestine may have appreciated it - he never lost his
love of the hermit's life, and spent his last days in prayer.
Links
to the CELESTINE PROPHECY
On the other hand. . .
Always,
there remains the other side of the coin. Read Ken Moyle's POV on this
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