"Wisdom is the principle thing: therefore get wisdom;
and so get understanding." Prov 4:7
"All truths are easy to understand once they are discovered;
the point is to discover them." Galileo
Magnificat Meal Movement International
PO Box 2701, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
mmmi33@bigpond.com
Ps37.3
"Trust in God and do what is right and so shall you dwell in the land and verily you shall be fed."
"I am the Light in you.
I am the Way.
I am the Truth in you.
I will lead you."
Socrates
"The unexamined life
is not worth living."
In the Magnificat Meal Movement (founded by Debra Marie Burslem/ Geileskey) we have a very significant aim, and that is to study. This spiritual study is not limited by any religious set aspects or dogmas but is to encourage each and every individual to be strengthened and awakened spiritually. The awakening of our consciousness is a spiritual responsibility of each soul that also influences the awakening of the rest of the world at the same time. It is imperative that we start to fullyawaken in these times so we are spiritually ready for the Reign of Peace. So many are being indoctrinated with fear based propaganda and so will never see the woods for the trees. But for those who are consciously seeking the truth - then they will find it for now is the time for the captives of deception to be set free but only if they seek it.
One particular person who is helping anyone who seeks truth to find it is the founder of the Magnificat Meal Movement, Debra Marie Burslem/ Geilieskey. Her teachings are sometimes hard hitting, challenging to say the least but refreshingly free of the deceptions that have plagued us for so long. If you are truly seeking the truth, then we invite you to read the various teachings on this site, listen to the audio teachings available in the Market Place and research for yourself.
"Every day we should all arise and ask ourselves three questions;
1: Do I really want to know the truth about everything, or do I just want to confirm that the notions I already have about life are correct?
2: When I confront a new fact, am i willing to lay aside the convictions of a lifetime long enough to five this new information an opportunity to change my point of view?
3: Have i ever surrendered my most cherished opinions completely to an objective examination in hopes of finding out why I hold such views in the first place? Can I surrender my mind to the acceptance of the truth, regardless of whether that acceptance might create a hell on earth for me or lead me to heaven?"
James M. Carroll, Knoxville, Tennessee
Truth vs Disinformation
Throughout history we have been feed varying degrees of disinformation depending on who is in power and how that information will support, enhance or create that power. You might ask, why would anyone lie to us? Why would they not want us to know the truth? The simple answer is this - the truth is empowering. The old saying that the truth will set you free is a true whisper of wisdom. But remember if you try to find the truth or speak the truth in a world today that is so embroiled and entwined in centuries of lies you might just get shot down so walk wisely. Those in power do not want to lose control and those who are being controlled don't want to lose their comfort, security, or status quo. To speak truth to some is like telling a 5 year old there is no Santa. They don't want to believe you for starters and then if pondered would say "it has to be true... my mum and dad told me so."
If you are researching the truth then I suggest you follow a few golden rules:
1. Don't believe what he media tell you. They are the worlds best proper gander machine on the planet. If something is sensationalised or fear based you can bet it lacks quite a substantial amount of facts. (WE have experienced this many times where one small piece of information is used and the rest is inserted in order to create a very crowd pleasing story. Others then feed on that story to create their own story and the Chinese's whispers go on.) Don't be like the early roman's who all piled into the arena to see the wild animals tear apart some poor soul just because it made for a sensational show.
2. Look at its fruit. Does it bear good fruit or bad.
3. Research, pray, ponder and discern. As Shakespeare once said "To thine own self be true."