The Wrong Way Write By Billy Meier

The Wrong Way

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3rd June 2005, 00:35

Billy

Humans wanting to offer evidence has been the wrong way since time immemorial; therefore, it should never be declared that now this and that are to be proven. The human must always conduct a line of reasoning in all matters within himself, specifically, through his effective perceptions and cognitions, through his thoughts and feelings as well as through his deep reflections, from which cognizances and knowledge, experience and the essence of everything, wisdom, are gained. Wanting to prove something is always wrong in every case if it concerns things that every human himself must discover and recognize through his own understanding and through his own reason, from which then his own inner line of reasoning emerges. Other evidence can only be offered in this respect if, for example, the facts are cleared up with an accident or crime, etc., which then serve as evidence. However, where it concerns pure facts of reason and understanding, for which evidence should be created, it is utterly wrong to want to strive for an open and external line of reasoning. Things of reason and understanding can be proven exclusively only from one's own reflections and conclusions, from one's own thoughts and feelings as well as from one's own inner perceptions and judgements. However, if proving something to a human is attempted in such respect, then it is the same as if he would be accused of stupidity or the one trying to prove would therewith pretend to have a greater intelligence and shrewdness compared to the human to whom something is to be proven. This stupidity of attempts of such line of reasoning is, in fact, often based on talk in which, for example, it is said: "I will now say/prove something to you, then we will surely see who is r