12-08-2015, 03:23 PM
This topic is towards understanding Ra's LOO, besides it being a call to a progressive social and educational movement. So this is properly LOO whereby "each post should be contemplated and crafted carefully and intentionally. Posts may contain a wide variety of differing perspectives informed by unique experiences, so long as each perspective contributes something meaningful and relevant to the discussion."
What is Ra's LOO?
Picture this for yourself.
While sitting in a cafe there are three college students who walk by your table and notice your book with the cover showing Ra and the Law of One.
They say to you "Hey there! We couldn't help but notice. We are philosophy graduate students who are seriously thinking of doing dissertations related to esoteric and new age philosophy and are intrigued by your book."
You say, "Oh yeah, it's definitely intriguing."
They then ask, "Well, we would very much like to know, what is Ra's LOO?"
You ask them, "Okay, do you have a couple hours to hang out here?"
They say, "We have the whole afternoon free. We'll buy the coffee and sandwiches if you'll take the time to tell us what Ra's LOO is."
You say, "Sounds good to me. I'll take a large Moca Joe and a tuna on rye. Let's get comfortable."
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Okay Forum Moderators and other LOO veterans -- here's your opportunity to be LOO teachers and describe and explain what Ra's LOO is to a few bright and sincerely interested young people.
How do you start describing Ra's LOO to them?
Ra's LOO is....
A philosophy? A religion? A philosophy about what? What does Ra's LOO mean?
What are its principles and implications? Is there a God? What kind of God? How is Ra's LOO different from other esoteric and new age philosophies?
Do you have these young people's attention and are you on your 2nd coffee?
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Seriously, LOO veterans please share in a post here answering the question, "What is your interpretation of Ra's LOO in terms of how you would describe it to a bright, open-minded person? What's your introductory description?"
Think of this as a requirement to become a qualified LOO teacher -- like it is done with high school teachers.
This OP is not meant to annoy but to stimulate a new movement towards becoming better students and teachers of Ra's LOO. Maybe you can start coffee house group discussions with the public in your town or city. Make a banner or sign to catch people's attention. Think of yourself as an activist in a social and educational campaign.
But first share your approach to describing Ra's LOO for all the other 5800+ registered folk and potential teachers here to read and take ideas from. This should then provide a foundation of introductory knowledge to take with you to the cafe.
Of course, feel free to offer other ideas on how to stimulate this "cafe campaign".
What is Ra's LOO?
Picture this for yourself.
While sitting in a cafe there are three college students who walk by your table and notice your book with the cover showing Ra and the Law of One.
They say to you "Hey there! We couldn't help but notice. We are philosophy graduate students who are seriously thinking of doing dissertations related to esoteric and new age philosophy and are intrigued by your book."
You say, "Oh yeah, it's definitely intriguing."
They then ask, "Well, we would very much like to know, what is Ra's LOO?"
You ask them, "Okay, do you have a couple hours to hang out here?"
They say, "We have the whole afternoon free. We'll buy the coffee and sandwiches if you'll take the time to tell us what Ra's LOO is."
You say, "Sounds good to me. I'll take a large Moca Joe and a tuna on rye. Let's get comfortable."
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Okay Forum Moderators and other LOO veterans -- here's your opportunity to be LOO teachers and describe and explain what Ra's LOO is to a few bright and sincerely interested young people.
How do you start describing Ra's LOO to them?
Ra's LOO is....
A philosophy? A religion? A philosophy about what? What does Ra's LOO mean?
What are its principles and implications? Is there a God? What kind of God? How is Ra's LOO different from other esoteric and new age philosophies?
Do you have these young people's attention and are you on your 2nd coffee?
----------------------------------------------------
Seriously, LOO veterans please share in a post here answering the question, "What is your interpretation of Ra's LOO in terms of how you would describe it to a bright, open-minded person? What's your introductory description?"
Think of this as a requirement to become a qualified LOO teacher -- like it is done with high school teachers.
This OP is not meant to annoy but to stimulate a new movement towards becoming better students and teachers of Ra's LOO. Maybe you can start coffee house group discussions with the public in your town or city. Make a banner or sign to catch people's attention. Think of yourself as an activist in a social and educational campaign.
But first share your approach to describing Ra's LOO for all the other 5800+ registered folk and potential teachers here to read and take ideas from. This should then provide a foundation of introductory knowledge to take with you to the cafe.
Of course, feel free to offer other ideas on how to stimulate this "cafe campaign".