One of the commenters wrote: "The powers that be want us arguing about relentlessly: typically dichotomies, false dilemmas, between two and only two options for every category...but never, ever, another option"
That "another" option implies each ones free will of choice. It's choosing to give consent to the suggested choice of another, which establishes a dichotomy aka a division of two.
What do the Rosicrucians believe in?
a) Rosi (rose; rise) cruci (cross; across) aka to rise (life) across (inception towards death)...
b) To believe implies holding onto a suggested side, while ignoring to be the perceiving center of all perceivable.
Notice...cardinal, which implies pivotal (pin on which a wheel or other object turns). Consenting to a suggestion pins ones mind into the circular wheel of logic, which turns against others within conflicts of reason.
Meanwhile...nature directs each being as life sentenced towards point of death, hence not pinned down, but set free at center. What's the opposite of pivotal? Inessential!
One of the commenters wrote: "The powers that be want us arguing about relentlessly: typically dichotomies, false dilemmas, between two and only two options for every category...but never, ever, another option"
That "another" option implies each ones free will of choice. It's choosing to give consent to the suggested choice of another, which establishes a dichotomy aka a division of two.
a) Rosi (rose; rise) cruci (cross; across) aka to rise (life) across (inception towards death)...
b) To believe implies holding onto a suggested side, while ignoring to be the perceiving center of all perceivable.
Here's the center of each rosicrucian... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compass_rose
Notice...cardinal, which implies pivotal (pin on which a wheel or other object turns). Consenting to a suggestion pins ones mind into the circular wheel of logic, which turns against others within conflicts of reason.
Meanwhile...nature directs each being as life sentenced towards point of death, hence not pinned down, but set free at center. What's the opposite of pivotal? Inessential!