Re: pre easter sermon on the chair... -- Gathering of Eris' Followers

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Date Posted: 03:07:40 04/11/03 Fri
Author: Al Kasten
Subject: Re: pre easter sermon on the chair...

>Easter is the celebration of the death and rebirth of
>Jesus Christ...both his willingness to die for
>man(whether that really be our salvation through his
>death or for his cause which he thought would lead to
>our salvation)...and his rebirth(whether that is
>really a metaphor for the renaissance of something or
>his physical resurrection)...I think it is interesting
>to note Easter has become anointed with aspects of a
>former Pagan holiday(or the other way around
>perhaps)...and comes in spring, the season of rebirth
>from the winter, and the Jews just celebrated
>passover(a most intresting holiday). Regardless of
>religious or philosophical alignment, I think this
>marks a good time of the year to look for a little
>personal renaissance and rebirth to tune in with the
>flow of things. Who among us does not have certain
>dormant, stagnant, or dead aspects of self from which
>we could benefit from there awakening? I have been
>rather stressed, tired, and agitated lately, I hope
>none of you take it personal, because I am not going
>to apologize...I am only human...I am simply going to
>go back to doing in all aspects, because that is more
>productive. Don't think that does not mean I am going
>to accept any vial mischief...it simply means I am
>going to turn back the clock a little in efforts to
>revitalize my forward progress. Lets all take this
>opportunity to get things back on track.
>Love,
>Steve

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