To truly perceive the past as a "world in movement," a spiritual researcher must realize that the ancient Lemurian "fire" and Atlantean "water" have not vanished—they have transformed.
To truly perceive the past as a "world in movement," a spiritual researcher must realize that the ancient Lemurian "fire" and Atlantean "water" have not vanished—they have transformed.
Modern relativism says: There is no objective law; therefore, you can be anything, and every extreme is equally valid. This is a descent back into chaos or formlessness.
The Trinitarian Principle replaces a one-dimensional, top-down moral law (a single rigid axis of "Good vs. Evil") with a three-dimensional field of discernment.