Peter E. Pflaum - Golden Globe -

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RE: Kipling, Rudyard (1865-1936) -

The English Freemason Lodges in India had contact with Sufi

tales. Kipling as a very active Mason was taken with the

Legend of Alexander and other tales.

The is the basis of

that wonderful story and movie -

The man who would be King,

The Light that Failed,

The Absent-Minded Beggar,

The

Soldiers Three,

The Jungle book, and Just-so-stories, could

be look at as lessons.

The Sufi contribution the literature

is vast.

A Teacher can only teach what

a student will allow himself

to learn.

The techniques of learning

come first.

THOSE WHO STUDY THE TECHNIQUES

OF LEARNING ARE STUDENTS.

YOUR TEACHER CAN ADVISE A

STUDENT BY WORDS, THE EXAMPLE

OF DEEDS, OR BY BAKING BREAD.

The Nurbakshi writing on teachership, Idries Shah: Thinkers of

the East

RE: It Takes magic

I afraid to do things useful it will take magic. I don't

know anyother answer. When hunters are not finding the game

they need to survive they randomize the search. Some put

bones in the fire and use the cracks as a map.

The same

methods are used to hunt enemy submarines. It time to put

some bones in the fire.

RE:

The bread and the wine:

The body of Christ, take eat, in remembrance of me.

The

blood of Christ, the cup of salvation.

Who among you has make bread? Who has make wine? Does it

come as a process or a knowledge.

He stretched out his hands upon the cross - a perfect

sacrifice for our sins.