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At my sweet potatoes garden, removing weeds and bringing soil together to bind

144:4.6 Prayer is an antidote for harmful introspection. At least, prayer as the Master taught it is such a beneficent ministry to the soul. Jesus consistently employed the beneficial influence of praying for one’s fellows. The Master usually prayed in the plural, not in the singular. Only in the great crises of hi

Self-Inspection

The snow fell, continues falling.

The cars I see are all just crawling.

Blowing snow makes vision hard.

I can’t see across my yard.

I am prepared to stay at home.

There is no need for me to roam.

I got things done, now home is fun.

No need to hurry or to run.

There’s beauty in the blanket white.

It covers ugly from our sight.

White extends in all directions.

What a time for introspection!

A day to do exactly that.

I need less calories, that’s a fact!

Improving self will rule my day.

Strive to find a better way.

Lost within my own thinking.

Find my soul, that is me ticking.

To be whom I find deep within.

I’m not too good at staying thin!

Better with accepting self

And dealing with the cards I’m dealt.

Improving and adapting, too.

Life improves by what we do.

Thank you, Father, honesty

Begins within, begins with Ye.

You know exactly who I am.

You’re with my soul, and understand.

Paul Anderson

Urantiapoet.com

102:2.4 Time is an invariable element in the attainment of knowledge; religion makes its endowments immediately available, albeit there is the important factor of growth in grace, definite advancement in all phases of religious experience. Knowledge is an eternal quest; always are you learning, but never are you able to arrive at the full knowledge of absolute truth. In knowledge alone there can never be absolute certainty, only increasing probability of approximation; but the religious soul of spiritual illumination knows, and knows now.And yet this profound and positive certitude does not lead such a sound-minded religionist to take any less interest in the ups and downs of the progress of human wisdom, which is bound up on its material end with the developments of slow-moving science.

Our Quest

A calmer day before the storm.

The snow that’s coming starts to form.

It will snow and blow in waves,

But it won’t come for another day.

We have time to be prepared

And estimates have been declared

Of what the storm will bring to us.

We know it’s winds will be robust.

The snow and wind come with the cold.

But we are safe within our folds.

We have built homes weatherproof.

We’re on a quest to find the truth.

We know the weather before it comes.

We do predict where it comes from.

we measure pressures in the air.

We see the changes, were made aware.

Science helps us all predict

Where the snow is going to stick.

We know when roads might get too slick

To safely drive on, we must pick.

Get things done before the storm.

Stay at home when snow does form.

Be prepared to be snowed in.

Relax your soul, relax within.

Thank You, Father, keep us safe

From the storm winds of our fate.

Help us find good things to do.

Help us on our quest for Truth.

Paul Anderson

Urantiapoet.com

THIS is the revised version of our MISSION State,ent and GOALS. Sending a HUGE thank you to sister Lindianne, for the sincerity invested in doing these two crucial aspects of these incipient stages in forming this project:

MISSION:

Our mission is to facilitate on physical sites in various climates, the fostering of the true teachings of enlightenment portrayed by our Creator as he lived his life here on earth in the flesh, beginning in Canada, in order to foster schools of high spiritual,
practical, vocational family life and learning, free from institutional dogma or creed, relying on the spiritual unity of the brotherhood of man.   

GOALS:

To establish Spirit-inspired centres of unique education in Nova Scotia, Canada, and other sites of permanent culture, in order to prepare this world, Urantia, for the propagation of the knowledge of epochal revelations in informing us of our origin, history and destiny; and, to develop the land into food forests and garden sites in order to sustain both nutritional needs and community living - "as if in the presence of God".