Pictures from the March for President Trump
10s of Thousands rallied to Stop the Fraud, count only legal votes and support President Trump on November 14, 2020. I loved the fiery Latino speaker ‘Remember the Alamo, we have only just begun to fight!’. Many incoming Congressmen and women spoke. They are on fire. We will prevail.
The atmosphere was beautiful and supportive. I saw about 3 (yes, one, two three) counter protesters and I estimate 30,000 to 50,000 or more supporters of President Trump.
The mainstream news reports were pitiful. You should have been there!
The Richard Urban Show:
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Cheon Seong Gyeong 1919
For this reason, when the era of the
Pacific civilization draws near, every-
body must become one. Then we can
explore outer space. Unless people
become one, they would even fight over
the ownership of the sun, with everyone
claiming that right. They would ask who
the master of the starry realm is and
they would all claim to be the one. They
are bound to fight among each other.
Our sun is about 1.3 million times larg-
er than the earth. How could human
beings, who don’t even amount to a tiny
speck, claim to own this vast entity?
The universe would roar with laughter.
A unified world is bound to appear in
the era of the Pacific civilization. That
is why everything must be overhauled.
Democracy in America does not work,
and neither does communism. That is
why the head-wing ideology, known as
Godism, must appear in this age. (207-46,
1990.10.28)
Richard This is very similar to the Rheama from three days ago. Godism is the God-centered thought taught by Rev. Sun Myung Moon. At the core of that is the teaching on absolute sexual ethics that I have been covering in my 10 part series on the Richard Urban Show. You can find the teaching of the Original Root Substance of the Principle, the teaching of the Unification Movement and Rev. Moon here.
Cheon Seong Gyeong 1242
You must understand how impor-
tant the Blessing is from a providential
point of view. God’s Blessing is received
where the Kingdom of Heaven on earth
and the Kingdom of Heaven in the spirit
world meet. It is the place where the eter-
nal world and the corporeal world meet
horizontally. (Blessed Family – 544)
Richard: Find out more about the Blessing here.
Reincarnation
Belief in Reincarnation is common to the religions born in India: Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism. this is the belief that the individual soul passes from one earthly life to another, each life conditioned on the deeds of the previous lives. Differences in fortune, wealth, social position, and endowments are the consequences of actions done in previous lives. as the cosmos revolves in its cycles, the wheel of samsara turns for each human being as he or she rises and falls through countless births and deaths—sometimes as humans, sometimes as animals or even insects.
On the other hand, Christianity largely rejects reincarnation, holding that God provides everyone the opportunity for salvation within a single lifetime. even the buddha spoke against easy reliance on reincarnation as a comfort to misbehaving sinners, thinking that they could easily obtain a second chance.
According to the doctrine of reincarnation, souls have the opportunity to progress to the ultimate goal of perfection only when they are incarnated as human beings. thus, spirits seek out human bodies in which to be reincarnated, in hopes of a chance to right wrongs and make progress on the path. Father Moon also teaches that spirits can only progress while linked to a human body. however, instead of souls transmigrating from one body to another, he describes a process of spirits descending to cooperate with earthly people, which he calls “returning resurrection.” through assisting people on earth who face similar difficulties, spirits can resolve their unfinished business and be liberated to rise to a higher level. sometimes this is a painful and even pun-ishing encounter for earthly people, who have to deal with ancestors whose agonizing experiences they never imagined. believers in reincarnation simply misconstrue the spirits’ thoughts and experiences as if they were their own deeds in an earlier lifetime. regardless of where the truth lies, to see oneself as inextricably bound up with the lives of others—extending from the distant past into the future endless future—leads to an attitude of humility and patient endurance.
According to his deeds (karma) the embodied
one successively
Assumes forms in various conditions.
Coarse and fine, many in number,
The embodied one chooses forms according to
his own qualities.
Each subsequent cause of his union with them
is seen to be
Because of the quality of his acts and of
himself.
Svetasvatara Upanishad 5.11-12 (Hinduism)
The universe is peopled by manifold creatures
who are, in this round of rebirth, born in differ-
ent families and castes for having done various
actions.
Sometimes they go to the world of the gods,
sometimes to the hells, sometimes they become
demons in accordance with their actions.
Sometimes they become soldiers, or outcastes
and untouchables, or worms or moths….
Thus, living beings of sinful actions, who are
born again and again in ever-recurring births,
are not disgusted with the round of rebirth, but
they are like warriors, never tired of the battle
of life.
Bewildered through the influence of their
actions, distressed and suffering pains, they
undergo misery in non-human births.
But by the cessation of karma, perchance, living
beings will reach in due time a pure state and be
born as men.
Uttaradhyayana Sutra 3.1-7 (Jainism)
“Frequently I have been born in a high family,
frequently in a low one; I am not mean, nor
noble, nor do I desire social preferment.” Thus
reflecting, who would brag about his family or
about his glory, or for what should he long?
Therefore a wise man should neither be glad nor
angry about his lot: he should know and con-
sider about the happiness of all living creatures.
Carefully conducting himself, he should mind
this: “I will always experience blindness, deaf-
ness, dumbness, be one-eyed, hunchbacked,
black, white, and every color; because of my
carelessness I am born in many births, experi-
ence many feelings.”
Acarangasutra 2.50-55 (Jainism)
There is no such thing as a return to this life for
the punishment of souls… How can the return to
bodies which are gifts of God be punishment?
Saint Augustine, City of God 12.27 (Christianity)
Sooner, do I declare, would a one-eyed turtle, if
he were to pop up to the surface of the sea only
once at the end of every hundred years, chance
to push his neck though a yoke with one hole
than would a fool, who has once gone to the
Downfall, be reborn as a man.
Samyutta Nikaya 5.455 (Buddhism)