02-26-2012, 10:59 AM
we have this from Ra:
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I'm surprised that Socrates or Plato were not mentioned, esp Plato, as he seems to be an initiate in the Mystery Schools for sure.
On the Nature of Things by Lucretius is also a good read. Although he was a Roman and so probably wasn't as well connected to Source.
Quote:25.4 There were isolated instances of callings, one such taking place beginning approximately 2,600 of your years in the past in what you would call Greece (at this time) and resulting in writings and understandings of some facets of the Law of One. We especially note the one known as Thales and the one known as Heraclitus, those being of the philosopher career, as you may call it, teaching their students. We also point out the understandings of the one known as Pericles.
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I'm surprised that Socrates or Plato were not mentioned, esp Plato, as he seems to be an initiate in the Mystery Schools for sure.
On the Nature of Things by Lucretius is also a good read. Although he was a Roman and so probably wasn't as well connected to Source.