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Bepleased Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A sentence not makes sense to me
Hi,
The red lines didn't make any sense to me although read it many times.
Thank you for your help.
A petition by ten billion holy christ selves:
I was present at that meeting when over ten billion shining white figures,
each one like an angel of light, gathered together and through the great Serapis
made petition to the law for the opportunity of pouring the light of their love through the selves
They had sustained, in the hope that somewhere along life's path each one might turn again to
their Benefactor and ask for what purpose it gave freely of life and sustenance;
for what purpose the care and protection;
for what purpose new body after new body accorded a soul which more out each preceding body
as quickly as the senses could seize life and crush it into the satisfaction of the appetites and passions of the moment!
The red lines didn't make any sense to me although read it many times.
Thank you for your help.
A petition by ten billion holy christ selves:
I was present at that meeting when over ten billion shining white figures,
each one like an angel of light, gathered together and through the great Serapis
made petition to the law for the opportunity of pouring the light of their love through the selves
They had sustained, in the hope that somewhere along life's path each one might turn again to
their Benefactor and ask for what purpose it gave freely of life and sustenance;
for what purpose the care and protection;
for what purpose new body after new body accorded a soul which more out each preceding body
as quickly as the senses could seize life and crush it into the satisfaction of the appetites and passions of the moment!
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'Which m ore out' should be 'which w ore out'. The passage seems to refer to re--incarnation. Do you know what that is?
- 'Which m ore out' should be 'which w ore out'.
- The passage seems to refer to re--incarnation.
- Do you know what that is?
- Clive
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'Which more out' should be 'which wore out'.
The passage seems to refer to re--incarnation. Do you know what that is?
Clive
The passage seems to refer to re--incarnation. Do you know what that is?
Clive
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the sense could seize life and crush it into the satisfaction of the appetites and passion of the moment!
Hi,
Finally, I have a sense of it.
The purpose of the reincarnation is to cause flesh (= sense)seize life and crush life into the organism to satisfy the appetites and passion of the moment.
So, it is welfare to the soul, that once "flesh" reign over your li
Hi,
Finally, I have a sense of it.
The purpose of the reincarnation is to cause flesh (= sense)seize life and crush life into the organism to satisfy the appetites and passion of the moment.
So, it is welfare to the soul, that once "flesh" reign over your li
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