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Rosemarie7 Registered User (10/26/02 9:04 am) Reply	Re: What is the truth? Before I speek to Easyrose I want to thank all the men who have responded in such a sweet open hearted way. Most men run away when they hear issues like this. Dear Easyrose, The truth is you are hurting and need to share your pain with others who have suffered the same kind of abuse. The last thing you need is a religion! Talk to God, but don't look to a religion for help. I don't know of any religion that will validate your pain. They will only put a bandaid on it by trying to get you to focus on their doctrine. There are twelve step programs that address sexual abuse. I don't know the names of them, but if you call imformation for your local alcohol amomous group they can direct you. A good therpyst is best, I know one, but he's charges $150 an hour. Their are some really good books that can help: You Can Heal Your Life, by Louise L. Hay She also has a web site, type in her name or her publishing co: hayhouse.com into Yahoo! Louise was raped by her step father when she was seven years old, it went on for years and nobody would help her including her mother. In her early twenties she got cancer and healed herself. Her books are sweet and loving and have helped millions of people including me, to heal themselfs. The Courage to Heal: is another good book writen by two women theripysts who are sexual abuse survivers. I don't recomend you read this book until you have the help of other woman survivers who are further down the path than you. If you can't afford to buy these books or can't find them at the libary I have them and would be happy to send them to you. I am new to the site, but I think if you click on my name there will be a link to contact me privately. I love you, we all love you, and know you will find YOUR OWN TRUTH.
soulcircle Registered User (10/26/02 9:47 am) Reply	obtaining books Easyrose, Yes, I too will help with the purchase of books such as Rosemarie7 mentions. Also, you speak of your own training in therapy. Good! You have gotten in there and you have a sense of these gifts for our well-being. Did you like wholetruth's comments? What a good man! soulcircle <heypoet@aol.com> P.S. the following long joke is too funny, speaking of good men. It is important to find a man who works around the house, occasionally cooks and cleans and has a job. It is important to find a man who makes you laugh. It is important to find a man who is dependable and doesn't lie. It is important to find a man who's good in bed and who loves to have sex with you. It is important that these four men never meet.
soulcircle Registered User (10/26/02 9:48 am) Reply	You're welcome Rosemarie7 : )
SonofSpirit Registered User (10/26/02 10:15 am) Reply	Re: What is the truth? Wholetruth, you describe yourself as a simple disciple without advise, yet I humbly differ. Is it not a common tenet throughout that the greatest teachers are those who lead by example? Is it not true that the most open, the most honest, the most innocent among us are the children? Even though unknowingly so, are not the children the most simple disciples? Did not the Avatar Jesus proclaim : suffer the little children to come unto me? Did Jesus not advise “to become as little children”? Was not Jesus advising that those of child-like qualities were the greatest disciples? Are not children devoid of self-aggrandizement, devoid of pride, devoid of prejudice, devoid of greed (if not so influenced by adults)? Is it not the simple purity of a child, which in and of itself, is the essence of spiritual teachings, as well as the reflection of the Source, the One Supreme Transcendental Consciousness? Is it not said that one should remain silent unless his speech adds to the quality of the silence? Is it not true that the greatest discourse (learning) with the guru is not in vocalization but by meditation on the guru’s presence? In my differing, may I suggest that there is silence within your brevity, that your brevity reflects a deeper wisdom, that your simple humility is the mark of the child? Prayer comes from the heart, for if it be otherwise it is not prayer. Prayer is a condition of the heart. Your prayer for Easyrose is that she find peace. A remarkable choice of conditions. Is Jesus referred to as the Prince of Compassion, or the Prince of Joy, or the Prince of Love? No. He is called the Prince of Peace, for he was promoting peace. Was not His commandment to love thy neighbor, thy enemy, as thyself His teaching on how to achieve a condition beyond love? Does not peace circumscribe love, and contain within it the full armada of spiritual qualities? Do we seek love as our ultimate condition, or do we seek peace as our ultimate condition? Humbly, wholetruth, my intuition suggests that you are more guru than you admit. My intuition suggests that, in your humility, the truth of your heart’s condition did flow forth. Your simple disciple’s reply to Easyrose - for this disciple - is the still water that runs deep. Your reply does contain the subtlety of teaching and the nectar of Truth. The simple beauty and teaching of our reply allows each the freedom to interpret, to understand, to incorporate that teaching on whatever level each of us is accessing in accordance with the quality of our own intuition and within the condition of each of our hearts. Have you not expressed at least a modicum of Truth? For me, you have. And so, I thank you for opening and sharing and teaching. And, O simple disciple, I bow to your own heart’s prayer.
Rosemarie7 Registered User (10/26/02 11:53 am) Reply	Re: obtaining books Soulcircle That joke was great! As far as I know thay have not met.... Grin
Devotee1970 Registered User (10/26/02 2:33 pm) Reply	The Harder Question There is such suffering on this planet. Watch any news program for fifteen minutes, and you’ll see it. Open up any major newspaper, and you’ll see it. Stand on any urban street corner for long enough, and you’ll see it. Sit in your own home with the shades drawn, the television off and your eyes closed, and you’ll still see it eventually. Many religious and secular institutions that were started with the best of intentions by the most noble souls to alleviate the misery of this world have fallen. Similar karmic patterns seem to plague many of them. Look at the Catholic church. Look at the SRF. Look at them all. It’s not difficult to see the world's problems and the problems of organizations established to fix the problems. It’s much harder to understand WHY things are the way they are. I’ve read nearly everything Master wrote, studied many other metaphysical philosophies, meditated to the point of exhaustion, and still I have found no answers. I simply can’t see so much suffering and understand why. Call it karma, cosmic delusion, Satan, or anything else you want to — it still makes no sense to me. There is no past, present, or future for God. At the moment of creation, the entire story was written. God surely knew all that would happen at that point. It is completely beyond my ability to comprehend why He did things the way He did. Master didn’t seem to entirely understand it either (or he at least acted like he didn’t). He argued with God all the time. He asked Him many times to explain why there was so much pain in the world. He asked Ramana Maharshi about it too (see Talks with Ramana Maharshi). I guess he wanted a second opinion . I don’t really search for truth or try to understand in an outward way anymore. I do try to find peace with just loving God, notwithstanding His many paradoxes. I don’t know what else is real in this world, but His love is real. I love him in my own way. I don’t say many SRF prayers anymore. I don’t meditate as much anymore. I don’t do anything out of a sense of obligation. I do try to live a virtuous and compassionate life. I do try to live as God asks me to. I do try to see His love hiding behind the shroud of evil covering this world. I do try to love everyone. I do try to play my part well. I do try to listen within and find my own way. I wish I had answers for you, Easyrose. I wish I had answers for me too. All I can offer you is my love. You certainly have that, as do the rest of you. Devotee1970
wholetruth Registered User (10/26/02 9:18 pm) Reply	Re: What is the truth? SonofSpirit, I feel honored that a few simple words on my part could elicit such a BEAUTIFUL RESPONSE FROM YOU. I hope we all take your words to heart--there are so many important lessons there. I can't claim that I do, in fact, teach by example, but I believe it is the highest and most legitimate way. As far as having the simplicity and purity of a child, isn't that the only relationship that God finds acceptable? Isn't that the only way to perceive and experience truth? And Devotee1970 (That's the year I came on the path!), may we follow in your footsteps, finding peace in just loving God, trying to live a virtuous and compassionate life, playing our parts well, loving everyone as best we can, and listening within for guidance. You covered it all pretty well! I'm amazed at the great things posted here by some very genuine people. You share so much from the heart. Edited by: wholetruth at: 10/26/02 9:39:56 pm
Easyrose Registered User (10/27/02 8:52 am) Reply	Re: What is the truth? Hello, everyone. Where to start? I guess I didn't know what to expect when I found Walrus and told you a little bit about me and what life for me is like. I feel bad because I didn't write back til now but that's because for one thing I really wanted to see what anybody wants to tell me, so I waited. And because I couldn't believe the things you all are saying. I mean my heart God gave me was breaking for a different reason now. For every time I got alone or went to meditate the nice things you and you and you said popped into my head so strong I couldn't stop it all from happening and at night I would try to go to sleep except my heart was too pounding with love and gratitude for sweet folks I don't even know and I am crying every night and have to keep kleenex in my hands to mop the tears off my face. Right now it is hard for me to pay attention because I want to cry. I tell myself to stop it but my heart won't listen to me and that's why it is breaking. I need to get this stuff out while I can. All you folks put words together better than me to say what you think and feel and this makes me feel small and unworthy because next to me you all are big company. I'm sorry. I am crying and that makes it hard to think straight. In my heart I fell all these beautiful feelings and I want to say them to you but I am not eloquent and I am not smart with great big words like you write here. I want to thank gardendiva and soulcircle. I can't repeat in my own words what you are saying but I am in love with what you say deep down inside me where it really matters. And rosemarie7 and wholetruth and crogman1 and Lobo and username and redpurusha and SonofSpirit and Devotee1970, you are like family to me. I mean real family like being with Paramahansa Yogananda and Jesus Christ feel like when I am quiet and meditate on them. Does this make any sense? I try not to hate any body, even all the bad people who take advantage of smaller and weaker people because they can, because Jesus and my guru who is Yogananda say I got to love everybody because they are God too. I really, really try but you know how hard it is to keep smiling when a bad person is in your face? Anyway, I admit I do hate religion. I think, at least right now, that it's ok for me to hate the churches and the synagogs and maybe temples. I don't know. Because I figure they are not people but they're the ones stealing faith and sometimes that's all people have. And I hate SRF because I love Yogananda and I just assumed that SRF was just like Him but I made a mistake. And I really, really don't understand why He would let this happen. I mean, I feel like if you create something like a pot or a painting or a child then that is part of you. In a sense, isn't that thing you made you too? I mean, I gave by heart to Yogananda by making sacred pledges to or through SRF, however you want to say it. But it turns out that SRF is not special or different from all the other churches. Now I am crying again. I don't understand how this can be. I don't understand how come Yogananda would suffer to create something he really loved and then give it to bad people who use it to flim flam people who want Yogananda in their lives. Is it because they were good people when Yogananda was in charge and they were poor, but now that He's gone they have all the money? I mean, is it all because of money and maybe power that Satan is in charge of SRF? Did Yogananda not make a mistake with Daya Mata but underestimated Satan? I don't know what to think. I don't know what to believe. I hate religion but if I can't believe in Yogananda then what do I have left? I'm sorry for that. I wanted to thank you all but I got carried away on something else so now my face is wet and sometimes it all too much for me to sort out. I really do have questions that are deep down inside me I want to say but I am too up set now to think about it. I want you all to know I read books on being a victim and I have some sessions once in a while on it, so I'm dealing with that. I'm really sorry but I can't writy any more. I love you. Rose.
gardendiva Registered User (10/27/02 9:13 am) Reply	details... Easyrose... I'm glad the things that people have said here have been helpful for you. Take your time to sort things out in your life and don't worry too much about the details. By details, I'm talking about why SRF is the way it is. I think the issues surrounding what the organization has become and who Yogananda really was and how this all fits together with his message are very complex. I don't know that any of us will ever be able to figure it all out. We can speculate till we're blue in the face, but we'll never actually be able to know the truth of the matter, because we weren't there. So, if you feel close to Yogananda and you feel that his teachings are beneficial in your life, then follow his words to the best of your ability. Forget about the organization (as you say, you don't seem to be interested in any organization regarding religion...I feel much the same as you). If YOU are a good person and act with integrity and compassion, then that's all you have to be concerned with. If Yoganada inspires you, the Yogananda that you know in your heart, then follow that image and use it to further your spiritual journey...that's really all that matters. If you still have problems dealing with the seeming paradox between Yogananda and SRF, just let those thoughts come and go. Don't hold on to them too tightly. Perhaps someday you will find something out that will make it all make sense to you...if that's what's supposed to happen. But if not, don't worry about it too much. After all it's your relationship with God that is important, not all this other muck. There are many things in life that don't make sense, we just need to go on with our own lives in the best way we can...I don't think any of us will ever have all the answers. take care of yourself....
Devotee1970 Registered User (10/27/02 9:43 am) Reply	Re: details... Well said, diva -- good advice for all of us. Peace to you Rose . Edited by: Devotee1970 at: 10/27/02 10:41:30 am
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 2:27 pm) Reply	we have waited...thank you Easyrose, Each word treasured but they are grass ungraced with flowers and blooms ...........................compared to your tears Each response, your sweet gratitude so endearing.. yet not like the tears Each a gift of delicate hope and unwavering survival we only draw back that you stand in awe of us please......... it is in our friendships that we are alive with kindness more than life's emergenge in this universe at this moment with a "history of ages past unenlightened shadows cast, down through all eternity, the crying of humanity....just then when the hurdy-gurdy woman comes singing songs of love" ~~donovan more than most posts you have fired this one with the answer to your own question..........us.......we are truth in a way that your tears confirm...........your return, your second post your friendship is my only truth! so as SonofSpirit says, you have brought us out of ivory towers of logic, etc You are what we would be nothing without In this thread you ARE our Sweet Cherished Hurdy-Gurdy Woman leadin us with tears of love Easyrose thank you for making this a heaven of tears More than you ever know we listen to the pain. your lack of "denial" (the stuff of our lives) has opened doors and friendships that without you......... we never would have been gifted with that without you............wordless communion with you and all here that without you.......... *thank you Easyrose* we kiss each tear and live to comfort each other
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 8:51 pm) Reply	thursdays with Jason this is a take off on my tuesdays with morrie Easyrose and gardendiva and all i am back from the redwoods and in the morning returning to them again because of jason it is easier than otherwise might have been to be a freind......which is to listen acknowledge and affirm......lol, and once a month to differ, lol jason loves music and the world and the world and music love him at nineteen (though he wasn't to continue in fame and productivity in these years since), he replaced eddy van halen, when david lee roth and eddy went different ways at nineteen he played on the david lee roth band's a" little ain't enough," as lead guitarist at nineteen he was diagnosed with lou gehrig's and was impaired enough that he couldn't tour at nineteen he played to the world's soul, beyond commercialism, with heart, passion, humor, unbridled strength, and emotion and he played better than eddy since then in '89 he falied rather quickly, now not walking or talking.....but he is getting better......a humble native, among others, is helping while he could, this incredible guitarist with finally only a finger and then only his eyebrow.....composed classic orchestration that ballets perform to every day people who know of him email him speaking of love and the inspiration he is in every country a greek doctor says jason is the inspiration for his whole practice emails come from Lebanon, Africa, Bolivia and even from the "uninhabited 400 miles beyond puerto monte chile" ~~`pan american travel guide ~~where i spent a year or so 11 yr. olds email him a mom from eastern usa wrote, "you will probably never meet me, i have a 17 yr old son, who ~~~pinching myself ~~is free of bad habits and has good manners....he plays the guitar for hours a day....that is ok....i looked closely at the huge poster on the wall, saw it is you [jason becker] and found your website (where Jason mentions never drinking or taking drugs) Jason, i am just a mom, saying thank you" dec. 23rd, ' 01, the largest episcopal cathedral in San Fran played his piece Higher from his recent CD Perspective, (available from cdnow.com and amazon) for one thousand people along with the hallaluyea (spelling?) chorus and classic christmas music it was early in the program, and believe it or not, and after Higher was performed, the conductor turned and said..."we loved rehearsing this SO much, if it's alright with everyone here, we will perform it again," one thousand people spellbound an email came back within a week, that still has my heart in a puddle of soft sad sweetness, this was December 2001 the email: a lady writing saying that...."sept 11th for our family, was the day we found out our father had luekemia, and he died that same month......at thanksgiving time, our mother was diagnosed with cancer and we were going through chemo with her finding the Christmas spirit this year seemed too much to hope for.....we ended up at the dec 23th christmas concert, it was your piece Higher that brought christmas to our family, our hearts, I am geting the CD" though jason has no voice, his dad, chief caregiver for 14 years, jason is on a vent,...his dad, poet and san fran artist guild artist... ..his dad invented a rapid simple language, not unlike signing [but for the impaired with no use of hands].........this is "spelling" (with simple, rapid eye movements)....out of compassion a language the world has yet to be introduced to was born! a father and son......the father determined against hell's odds to stay in touch with his son he has done it! see jason becker Home page ... and his love for amma and yogananda and all he wrote each word with his eyes, quickly if the site doesn't open, please let me know, it gets over 2 million hits a year he can write an email like this, at one third the speed i am 1)spelling with his eyes 2)the caregiver "reading" 3) the caregiver transcribing and going to computer and typing the email so i have introduced another tale, though different than yours, Easyrose all of this to say, if any of you are free and in the Berkeley, California vicinity, open up a half a day..........and let me introduce you to jason.....we will shoot the breeze.....with this friend who is the christopher reeves of the music world....of the world Just this year one of peru's youngest and sweetest university student's made his pilgrimage to one of the world's living springs of love and inspiration....yes arturo came and what fun moments we had, day after day a couple years earlier, alonzo king, who has lines contemporary ballet company, introduced zakkir hussein, the world's formost tabla player and an early originator of world music, to jason and family and friends So come when you can I have opened up to you all a tad about another one of my other halves as each of you in friendship becomes the half in a friendship that allows each breath of hope in our hearts because i love you each, i wish to share what shapes my days.... I spend thursday evenings and other days with jason and particularly you, gardendiva, so forgiving of my desparate plea that we stay here with Easyrose and her nights of kleenexs, and off topics and theories......that lack a mother's stroke upon the forehead, a touch on a cheek wet with tears..... it was a difficult finesse gardendiva, one, only you, with your unbroken compassion and grace could have gifted us with and thank each of you Easyrose you wrote back!!!!! going again to dance in the redwoods in your imagination join me i join you in any way you find best wishing you all what i wish for myself Edited by: soulcircle at: 10/28/02 12:17:59 am
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 10:23 pm) Reply	Yes Easyrose *Quote:* I mean real family like being with Paramahansa Yogananda and Jesus Christ feel like when I am quiet and meditate on them. Does this make any sense? Yes.
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 10:44 pm) Reply	Our love is what you have left, and........ *Quote:* Is it because they were good people when Yogananda was in charge and they were poor, but now that He's gone they have all the money? I mean, is it all because of money and maybe power that Satan is in charge of SRF? Did Yogananda not make a mistake with Daya Mata but underestimated Satan? I don't know what to think. I don't know what to believe. I hate religion but if I can't believe in Yogananda then what do I have left? yes...that is the why of the failure/mistake those sweetnesses you speak of deep down inside and our love for you is what you have left sometimes, when we have some image/person on a pesdestal we forget that the people we are rubbing shoulders with while gazing on a star, have hearts, and they are quicker than we realize, more ready than we imagine...... to hold our hand and to listen with their hearts i forget all the time that is what SonofSpirit is saying when he says you have given many of us on this "board" a turning from logic and to be more as children in the humanity of our feelings, and as gardendiva says ...our compassion i know gardendiva personally, her home, and family,.... my family and friends know her......she lives and breathes the truth of compassion you Easyrose, have slayed the dragons of dry theory, the cobwebs of history something our fancy words would never do! with an absence of denial, with pains, with tears, with love you have embraced "strangers" and given them new life/"truth" in asking about truth, you have given truth birthing is painful, a mom's burden then joy in some ways you have given birth to something here at this site a site that has had a long pregnancy and now from your life and question a site that has life from you are you coming through to joy with us your pain, horror and tears have touched a touch of new life in the now, the truth gardendiva lives, more and more and shares we love you....us and several of us are newly found we are headed for the kleenex box too we love you, us
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 10:45 pm) Reply	Our love is what you have left, and........ ........and thank you for your love
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 10:50 pm) Reply	SonofSpirit SonofSpirit The joy of rereading your entries. Listening and thanking you *Quote:* Is it not said that one should remain silent unless his speech adds to the quality of the silence? soulcircle <heypoet@aol.com>
soulcircle Registered User (10/27/02 11:01 pm) Reply	Devotee1970, your helpful post.....I love you Devotee1970 *Quote:* It is completely beyond my ability to comprehend why He did things the way He did. this is one of many expressions of yours that help me thank you *Quote:* I wish I had answers for you, Easyrose. I wish I had answers for me too. All I can offer you is my love. You certainly have that, as do the rest of you. I love you soulcircle
Devotee1970 Registered User (10/28/02 2:44 am) Reply	Re: Devotee1970, your helpful post.....I love you Soulcircle, I thank you for sharing your sweet words and thoughts. You have helped me, too. Thank you for being you. I thank you all for your authenticity and sincerity. There is precious little of it in the world today. I thank God for each one of you. I do love you all. I really mean that. It’s not a love based on proximity or the familiarity of those who regularly interact with one another, but it’s love all the same. If we never exchange another word, please know that I shall always love you. So often, people define love based solely on common interests, physical attraction, shared experiences and the thin veneers of their personalities — and that’s okay. Whatever love means to anyone is okay. At a deeper level though, we all know that love is more than, “I like you and you like me.” It’s not about “you,” “me,” “us” and “them” at all. Love is the one Self expressing itself as us all. To love is to recognize this at some level. To love is to look into the eyes of a stranger and see the eyes of your own child, to remember the greatest act of kindness anyone has ever shown you, to see the world as your body, to feel yourself as six billion souls sharing the dance of human form together, to see each person’s tears as God’s tears, to laugh at ourselves occasionally, to seek joy in all things, to find joy where there is none, to forgive others and ourselves, to realize that we’re all doing the best we can, to be gentle when we need to be gentle, to be strong when we need to be strong, to listen to the voice of the Infinite Spirit whispering to us in the ether — begging us to come home, to appreciate the beauty and the uniqueness of each individual’s journey, to know that God loves each of us like He loves Christ and Yogananda, to be whomever we are, to rise above the pettiness and indifference of the world, to forget about figuring it all out, to enjoy life and know that our best is good enough . . . . This is the Divine romance we all are seeking. This is what I feel when I recall Master's words, "When I am gone, only love can take my place." We may pretend for a while that we are seeking something else, but in the end, there is only Love. I wish I could remember this all the time (or even most of the time) — I would never need to meditate again. Infinite blessings to each of you. May you find everlasting love, however you define it, in your own way.
soulcircle Registered User (10/28/02 1:45 pm) Reply	drink as deep as you want Easyrose *Quote:* questions that are deep down inside me I want to say but I am too up set now as each new day dawns, each night as the moons waxes know that the golden eagle (of comfort) spreads her wings only for you [i speak of golden eagle, because the morning after your second post, a friend, the "humble native" (his greatgrandmother was full blood american indian)...and i hiked in the seven mile park by our home....and high above the golden eagle flew....my friend clark was able to make the identification, i believe the first eagle i have seen in my life] and when you are ready and when it is best...... drink...... deeply of what caring, listening calmness your new friends' hearts offer as the bud of all these new friendships begins to hesitantly open petal by petal drink as deeply as you want soulcircle
SonofSpirit Registered User (10/29/02 5:58 pm) Reply	Re: Buffalo Springfield There’s something happening here. What it is ain’t exactly clear. It’s time we stop. Hey, what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s goin’ down. Buffalo Springfield What is the truth? Hey, Poet. You ever upwards, ever circling soul of cosmic proportions . . . You who art an ever widening spiral of transcending consciousness . . . You doth finally shine through another veil that art my illusion. How great thou art to materialize this the aura which art the essence of Our Lady Divine Easyrose. We who felt it but expressed it not. . . . until now . . . It’s time we stop. Hey, what’s that sound? Tis the hurdy-gurdy woman singing songs of love. Truth is THAT which we feel. Truth is THAT which we believe. There’s something happening here. What it is ain’t exactly clear. What is happening here . . . is becoming exceptionally clear. There is the cold of out there, the hopeless winter of our lives . . . There is the warmth of here, the home and hearth of true hearts. And when Ruby dawn dissolved this veil of nightly illusion, I awakened. O Friend, dear friends, awakened did I clearly see the me in you and the you in me. Out there, beyond this blessed thread be the grey of illusion. O dear lovers of truth, feel ye the warmth of Easyrose. Bask ye in Her inciting songs of love. Hast not ye each sung a refrain? Hast not ye heart’s flow sourced the Common Stream? What is truth? Who are we to know the ways of our Lord? Yet of His working, He doth reveal By the shredding of the veil . . . With ah-ha I am so blessed… To know… Tis She through whom Divine Mother doth work Her magic. Everybody look what’s goin’ down. Tis this thread which art the Chapel of this site. By our loving candor Tis Holy ground for all who enter here. Oh, that a rose by any other name could smell as sweet. I pray that we too art the essence of Easyrose, that we too may be the hurdy-gurdy woman singing songs of love . . . Singing songs of love to each other. What is the truth? Has not our Lord God worked Her magic in giving us that which we need? Has not sweet Divine Mother given us our Easyrose . . . by any other name . . . I pray, Dear Lord, that all who come here be Easyrose, for is this not the home of Easyrose? I pray, let us soul circle around Her hearth. What is the truth . . . Easyrose in deed!

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