The Seer:
During the night I had a visit from a spirit being who introduced himself as Demosthenes. Upon awakening, I had to Google the name to learn more about who he was:
Demosthenes (384 β 12 October 322 BC) was a Greek statesman and orator in ancient Athens. He delivered his first judicial speeches at the age of 20. Linkβ
In Defense of Logic
He had a message that he named, 'In Defense of Logic':
"Words are a mighty instrument to heal or to hurt. Articulate them concisely and succinctly that the verbal skill of eloquent expression of your intent may distinguish you as a god among men."
"The greatest enslavement among men occurs when well-intended, but misguided parents instruct their children in what to think instead of how to think. This crucial oversight perpetuates the enslavement of the minds of subsequent generations steeped in dogma and stifled by the prison bars of unquestioned loyalties."
"The result of generations of enslaved minds, is the irresponsible disrespect for original thinking. Instead of producing a culture for future generations in which old hackneyed belief systems are questioned for their validity, old assumptions and invalid belief systems are touted as hallowed wisdom."
"In the face of the disintegration of society, the pertinent question must be asked as to what has caused the stagnation of the minds of man, and what has burdened humanity with the yoke of mediocrity and mindlessness? As in the days of the demise of the great Atlantis, the answer must conclusively lead to the societal norm of stifling greatness in the impressionable minds of the young by discouraging their questions and arrogantly imposing parental value systems as answers. Thus I say to you: set the minds of your children free by fostering their right to question and discard your most doggedly held beliefs."
Ciara Young says
Gorgeous messages! Thank you so much for the blessing of your magnificent being, Beloved Almine!
Dhani says
Well done Demosthenes! Gratitude for this timely advice in defence of the God mind.
It is as Almine has always taught us, Gratitude to Almine for providing us with yet more fodder, as we forge ahead with our own innovative, new ways of living on this planet
Sharon says
Desmothenes was a master of rhetoric. And we find ourselves in a time where rhetoric has been weaponised. I sense that we will be using and demonstrating the use of words as blessings rather than curses. Years ago, Almine said we were to be doulas for the death of the old and the birth of the new. Let us sing a new and refined reality into existence.
Miriam says
Quite sad to follow and read the link… My first teacher urged this as well, and would often say to "question everything, including the speaker". The school itself was concerned with education free of conditioning.
Miriam says
Oops… "including the speaker" should actually read "including what the speaker is saying"… and 'free of' should probably be free 'from'…
Barbara Kathryn says
Demosthenes' thought as well as his expression of it are masterful!
Some time ago Almine said to us that we should gain full expression in our own language.
And about six years ago when she noticed that some remaining OOs were being born who had already the First Resurrection (of three). Someone asked how they should be parented, especially if the parents were humans. I think she said that these children would be able to maintain their level provided the parents allowed them to express themselves and explore…rather than being told what to do and think.
I'll try to find the post.
Along these lines is the information accompanying the PS for Scotland with the 'Angelgod of authentic thought': Merech-heresva.
So it might be timely to have a Sigil for the theme of Demosthanes' elocution!
Bas Waaijer says
He figured this out at the age of 20, 2300 years ago. Pretty amazing.
He must've been extremely ahead of his time.
Robin says
Thank you, Almine.
Evelyn says
What a wonderful message. To me, it seems very linked to the recent post about this being the time of Amaraku. Both challenge the rigidity of the status quo and allow the dynamism of the Infinite to unfold. Thank you.
Ailsa Mclean says
THANK YOU!! As a teacher, I feel passionately about this message to encourage children to ask questions and to think for themselves.
Selma says
Ailsa: totally agree about Almine's powerful, important message! Thanks for being a great teacher.π
Alexandra Murray says
I'm assuming there is some sort of insight for the Original Ones to know and live?
Gio says
I am very grateful for this beautifully written message.
Thank you
Christina says
Wow what an amazing message to come forth! How interesting also! Thank you Demosthenes and Almine! ππ