Alice Bailey, The Destiny of the Nations (1949)
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I would like to remind you that the fact that you see the world picture as one of outstanding chaos, of striving ideologies and warring forces, of the persecution of minorities, of hatreds which are working out into a furious preparation for war, and of world anxiety and terror does not really mean that you are seeing the picture as it is in reality. You are seeing what is superficial, temporal, ephemeral and entirely concerned with the form aspect.
— Alice Bailey on Reality
What It Means
This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "I would like to remind you that the fact that you see the world picture as one of outstanding chaos, of striving ideologies and warring forces, of the persecution of minorities, of hatreds which are working out into a furious preparation for war, and of world anxiety and terror does not really mean that you are seeing the picture as it is in reality. You are seeing what is superficial, temporal, ephemeral and entirely concerned with the form aspect." in the context of "Alice Bailey, The Destiny of the Nations (1949)" to mean that wisdom is timeless.
Source: Wikiquote: "Reality" (Quotes, B)
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