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Please explain PJA64X
I will write a lengthy post in due course.
Philip
Channeling history, a person desires a change…
“You have written… Muhammed…” The person himself says it’s… “Muhamet.”
Hello Glen,
The Prophet’s name is spelt several ways in English.
I have actually written “Muhammad” because that is how I was taught to pronounce the Prophet’s name when growing up in Pakistan.
I have no idea how he, himself, pronounced it in the Arabic of the day and am astonished that you do. Perhaps you will explain further.
Philip
Glen,
They are merely letters that denote words. I think the point here is to move beyond words, which paint images that are based on past conditioning. Fact is, it is very rarely written as you wrote it – and the matter is of minuscule importance anyway.
Great site Philip -
Thank you Willow. Bless you.
i’ve seen a photo about a monk meditation in a forest at malaysia puncak janing. is that yours?
No Avijit. It is by Esee.
http://esee.deviantart.com/art/Meditation-I-84236438