Then, with his entrance into Egypt, with the proper place,
the proper relationships with that activity, - which was
indicated by the willingness of the peoples of that land, in
the greater extent, to be led into those activities for the
physical as well as the mental and spiritual developments of
the period, - we find that there were the activities in which
the King with his Council found fault with the actions of the
Priest, because of the indications that there was not the
adherence to that he demanded of others, in his own life or
experience.
Then there entered what may be termed the desire of a group
to IMPOSE the teachings on the people; not to teach man by
experience (as was the Priest's desire - if you call him
such) what relationships he must bear, in every extent and
phase of his life, to his fellow man; that he may understand
through same the phases of the mind, the phases of the soul.
Ye see it only in physical reactions. So did many of those
who were in authority in Egypt.
Hence there came the banishment of the Priest, with the
companion, as well as the many numbers of those who chose to
be banished into the Abyssinian land, who were attracted by
the natural intent and purpose of the Priest, - not only
those of his own peoples but many of the Natives.
Then there followed the nine years in banishment; as well as
the periods of the uprisings of the Natives in rebellion, and
also those of the King's own household in the Ibex; as well
as the entrance into Egypt of the peoples from the Atlantean
land, which had begun the breaking up - as had been told by
that entity, the Priest.
Here we will rest for a period.
We are through for the present.
[
11/08/39 See reading continued in 281-43.]
BACKGROUND
Subject of 281-42 - "Glad Helpers."
REPORTS
Reading 281-42 dated
11/01/39 continued in
281-43.



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