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September 29, 2025 – Volume One, Commentaries, Page 44: But I know I need to offer two things: first, a less technological method, because such a ‘soft’ method would ideally pre-select its practitioners, so that the technology of this added energy would not be so readily misused.

Perhaps I might seem a little overly optimistic, but I do know that the great masters who did miracles of healing came to that level of blessing not by offering the Divine being any kind of deal, or ‘an offer you cannot refuse.’ Those who came to speak in service of the Divine Being and the Spirit of Guidance did so, not by becoming more arrogant, but by becoming more humble in the original meaning of the word: ”able be taught.’ Technology, honestly, represents a separation between you and the world you live in. Granted, this separation can be useful: telescopes can see the violent coronas of massive stars, for instance, and do not put your bodies in harm’s way; microscopes reveal pathogens under glass. However: when you come into your own, and most people have become clairvoyant, clairaudient, claircognizant, clairsentient, visionary, and continually inspired by Divine Wisdom, then telepathy will be normal; intuitive healing will be normal; peace will become a matter of course, and technology will become simply practical, if indeed it is used at all. When everyone is able to generate body heat the same way that Tibetan monks generate enough heat to dry the wet cloths draped upon them in a winter mountain night; when you can talk with the animals and the spirits of the plants so comprehensively that you can live without violence in order to be fed and clothed; when you have become so in tune with compassion and blessing that you can cleanse polluted water, earth, and air with heart-centered thought, then you will have attained your maturity as a species. Of what use would technology be then?