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Recieved: 2004/10/06 16:15
Subject: Re: [K-list] Free choice and cosmic laws
From: Terril Starks


On 2004/10/06 16:15, Terril Starks posted thus to the K-list:





Dear Albert,

Who has free will? I suggest it is not your false self but your Higher Self
(True Self).
It is your Higher Self that creates your life with only the options that it
wants you to have.
My friend Yogi Shanti states it well 'We are like fish in a pond. We can
swim where we wish in the pond but it is our True self that made the pond
and keeps us restricted to it'. I think of it this way... we can move about
within a maze that our True Self has designed. We can make choose to go in
various directions but those choices are already designed into the maze. We
are restricted to the maze for our own safety and growth. From the choices
we make our Higher Self determines what other experimental maze to create
for us and what experiences to fill it with.

Love, Light & Peace

Terril




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