Unconditional Thinking: Parallel Thoughts

In this Guide you will be urged to look at your own "rap sheet" of established beliefs and be sincere in your discussion of the views presented. Then, you can go from there. The corpus of religious writings is founded upon theological truth and ethical principles which have been and is intuitively recognized as the highest standard of life yet conceived. Yet, they need to be examined and explained in order to be appreciated, accepted, and lived by. However, the truth does not have to wait upon the results of investigations of others. You will be given an opportunity to ponder your current existence as you know it and glimpse at the "before" and "other side" alongside a juxtaposition of a more fanciful life in the hereafter. Significant understanding of these precepts was not meant to be the possession of only a few. If conceptions as to the origins and interpretation of these discourses have at times arisen out of imperfect historical knowledge and limited ethical and spiritual insight, these will gradually disappear in the light of a better knowledge and a clearer vision. And so, thinkers and readers are welcome