and even the ramtha's sharing the grace of water. it seems like there this biologically innate thing of humans need water, you need water; you can live without food for a longer time than you can without water. and it took us back to care of the earth-- because that's where the water comes from and what we rely on. so, i think if we focus on natural resources as a commonality which is already important to all these faiths, maybe that's the place to start. >> and an inter-connectness to water, to rivers to i mean you can see the tendrils almost in a mystical way going through the planet beautiful. yes, suzanne, i thought we --- >> you are on fire too? >> yes. >> but, i just spent the week kind of thinking about things too and i found this, which i had saved. it was a special issue of time magazine 1993 in the autumn. say, take good look of this woman, she was created by a computer from a mix of several races. what you see is remarkable preview of the new face of america and then the article was on the multi cultural society; how our i

know, that's a good point in its own right, and just so no one gets confused looking back on our ramtha class, my instinct and what, you know, i found very inspirational is that you could kind of put yourself at the start of a new religious movement. you know, we're talking about religions with millennia behind them when we're speaking, of course, buddhism, christianity. that's not a place we want to enter into comparisons- i believe you're quite right there- but that impulse is what we were looking at. now i notice that i didn't get to some folks, and we will, but in the interest of getting on to a very interesting piece that i wanted to share with you here about doctrine and interpretation- and i mentioned it to chris in the last class- on the book of revelation, which, as chris said- i forget exactly what you said- but this is a very unusual book. and it is, it's an extraordinary book, but it's one that has some amazing implications because of the interpretation of it, and in some cases, it can be- it can have violent results. and i wanted to share that with you and look at some curr

shoot a criminal and you know that as well as i do that what the people what the citizens of the ramtha are asking for you know what is going on here neal is that the is that the governor of this state is saying he doesn't believe in local control he doesn't believe in the small our republican notion of this that on the on which this nation was founded and he doesn't believe in the bigger republican tradition of the smallest and most local level of government being able to make their own damn decisions the city had felt when we were here through its merit has said we want not to have guns during the r. and c. we got politicians from all over the world just just what ten twelve months after gabby giffords was shot and they're coming to this place let's keep the guns away and the governor of the skate state says no you can't have local control well tom tom first of all the secret service is responsible for keeping the site safe and they have not requested this in the bigger issue they are banning guns and i know tampa it's about it's about liberals who just want to be in guns overall in a