10 November 2020

A Strange Phenomenon I run into Among Some Men

Every so often I inform men of something which is True - which is common for men who speak to me - then, at a later date, (generally a few days later) I'll speak with these same men and they will reiterate what I informed them of but will present it to me as if I wasn't the one to have informed them of that Truth in the first place. It's a strange and perplexing phenomenon, and I see it often with men whom either do not have God at all, or are struggling to submit to God (If you're a friend of mine reading this, don't worry, it's not you - I've noticed it in my family and a certain Hamsa).

But, why would I feel the need to make a post about this? Well, I think it's important in determining the difference between those who are seeking Truth, and those who are simply existing in the intrigues of this world. Those people who do these things are information parasites, partaking of the Truth but denying the one whom was sent to feed it to them. This phenomenon is actually seen throughout the Bible among those men who thought that of their own accord they came to the Truth (the Pharisees, the people of Israel during the time of Moses, etc.).

The difference between the many friends who I've revealed Truth to, and who have revealed Truth to me, is that we always give credit where credit is due. I've small-grouped with many a friend who has reiterated the Truths I told them and given me a nod as to where they had learned it - and I too have recognized those who spoke Truth to me. Those men who take of the Truth but do not give credit are men whom are prideful, ignorant, or simply lacking in respect for the one who informed them (which is why I see this mostly among family - the Bible speaks of this, too).

There is an element of grace as well, as it is entirely impossible for a man to remember everyone whom he has ever learned from. But, if you see repeated instances - which I have - then you shall know.

Strive to speak all Truth,
Logos Prevailing.

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