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Why is STD LEX so important to you?
Since we shouldn't assume you already know what our book STD LEX is
about, the first paragraph in our products page says this...
The primary purpose for STD LEX is to demonstrate the existence of
the Divine Intellect (divine intelligence), or
what Plotinus, the founder of Neoplatonism,
called the 'nous'. While largely being an unknown phenomenon, it contains
accessible knowledge about spiritual realities. For divine purposes however, it
is just possible to gain access... being conditional whether or not a person is
successful. Of magnificent and perfect justice, if a person cannot prove themselves
worthy in the opinion of their own subconscious mind, then contacting the Divine
Intellect will prove futile. While contact is often limited to mere seconds, it is
nonetheless enough to cast light on the logical disposition of the spirit world... and
knowing this is the key which unlocks its mysteries.
In that people are fickle about metaphysical matters, ever doubtful
and suspicious of anything new, in STD LEX this was counteracted by
eluding to only pieces of the puzzle... leaving
it up to the reader to put it together. That is because in metaphysical
matters, only first-hand knowledge and self realizations are believable.
After all, people rarely subscribe to secondhand knowledge, or follow it
faithfully... therefore this book, often allegorical, was
purposely designed to be a challenge. It had to be.
The product page then continues with the brief overview (a couple more paragraphs), has the
introduction from the book, and then tells you where you can read the first two
chapters... although perhaps you've already been there, already read those
presentations.
Why have this webpage then?
This webpage tries to stress more the importance of STD LEX.
We just feel the 'importance factor' suffered in trying to present a brief
overview.
Actually, this is the most important part... why someone should buy
STD LEX.
The following is by the author A.O. Kime:
The significance that divine knowledge is accessible if sought is astounding.
Perhaps you are doubtful however... thinking it was just another wild claim so typical
everywhere. I don't blame you for being doubtful... if I didn't know better,
I would be doubtful myself. I am the type of person who is usually skeptical about
everything, suspicious to the point of being paranoid often.
Ironically however, it was my suspicious nature which brought about my
spiritual enlightenment. You see, I wasn't
willing to accept the opinions of others that the spirit world indeed existed, nor was
I taking the Bible's word for it either. I wanted proof and would accept nothing
less. So for several months I challenged the spirit world, almost daily I was
demanding proof. It was not right, I would rant-on, that I be kept in the dark
wondering, I insisted the spirit world show itself or demonstrate its existence in some
fashion. The spirit world finally did and I elaborate just how in my webpage
Phenomena..
Yes, I know, even after reading those accounts, one would still be skeptical.
Furthermore the cosmic phenomena which I saw could easily be explained away as
simply that... cosmic phenomena. While it was cosmic phenomena, something highly
unusual which occasionally occurs (for whatever reason), those I saw were staged... I'm
sure of it. Okay, I know you're still not sold so I suggest you think about this... what if
spiritual contact was possible and you didn't make any attempt? Consider what
that might mean.
Yet, at the same time here, I realize these few statements are unlikely to
convince hardly anyone my claims are true. Words just aren't enough because
people must discover these things for themselves. What I can do, however, is show
people how to do just that. But will they? Maybe five in a ten thousand might.
So, if you're not mentally ready yet... think about it for awhile then come back
sometime and read this again. You can always commit yourself later or else read some of my
articles, most of them are enlightening in themselves. Oops, did I say 'commit' yourself?
Yep, you must totally commit yourself to God and his spirit world otherwise you
too will be left in the dark. You commit in your own way though, and that means
don't involve a church, don't involve me, and don't even involve your best
friend or spouse. It is between you and God only. Plainly, don't ever join any
group or hold hands with anybody to achieve that goal.
My books are not exactly 'how-to' books however. In fact, for
self-discovery purposes they seldom mention the Divine Intellect.
While my books take the reader off on tangents often, these tangents are designed to make
it all come together in the end. Nothing is spelled out completely either, you must often
read between the lines. There is a reason for this. One's mind must figure out most things for
itself, it inherently cannot accept findings held by others... especially about spiritual
matters. Nor does it especially like being led to water. While we may often adopt what
other people say, or adopt what we've read... but only for the
time being. Our mind, in the meantime, searches for truths which it can
inherently recognize and the truth I speak of
is the most important truth in existence. But however you go
about verifying this, whether you buy this book or not, just verify it before
its too late... your immortality is at stake.
Some common questions one might ask of A.O. Kime:
Question: Have your personally managed to experience the
Divine Intellect?
Only to a high degree once, moderately at various other times, and to lesser
extents almost daily.
Question: Since you claim a person must be worthy to receive
divine intelligence, do you think you 'measure-up'?
Most of the time I don't measure up. Likely not even 5% of the time.
Question: And why is it you rarely measure up?
For the same reasons few people do, counter influences
and distractions. It's a continuing battle to overcome them.
An injected point... one doesn't need to see the ocean more
than once to be fully convinced it exists.
More by the author A.O. Kime:
While I'm not a bearded guru, a Buddhist monk, white-haired wizard or a
suit-and-tie preacher, in order to espouse the Divine Intellect, one doesn't
need to be. After all, titles are superficial. Nor is there any spiritual
benefit from 'looking the part' or 'acting the part' which are equally superficial.
In other words, I merely conduct myself spiritually without
it being outwardly obvious. While otherwise typically 'country', as in language
of a sodbuster or cowboy, I'm oftentimes not as spiritual as I should be
however, but I know what it takes... although when I start drifting I can feel my
'spiritual connection' becoming weaker. Sometimes I have to start over... from
scratch.
While Plotinus was the first to describe the
nous (Divine Intellect) 1,800 years ago, surely there were many others
throughout the ages who knew more about the Divine Intellect than I, but today,
except for myself, seemingly there are no other living authorities left at all,
because, as far as I know, I'm the only one qualified to demonstrate its
existence... through experience. At least it seems that way because, I often feel,
to intimately know the Divine Intellect is to feel compelled to write about it and
no one else does.
Yet, there could be another reason I seem to stand alone. Curiously, there
seems but few people who will faithfully share spiritual enlightenment without
reservations... one such person is a bodhisattva.
While there may be others, perhaps more typical is the common recommendation of the
American Indians that any enlightenment gained from an experience in their 'sweat houses'
should NOT be shared. Why? As a result of their enlightenment, the participants, which
includes the searching-for-the-truth white man as well, rightfully believe
immortality is a race which only the most spiritually-fit can win. Obviously then,
their strategy to win must be to deny rivals valuable information. There can be no
other reason. However, I see no honor in trying to stake out an easy victory.
Often, before a reader will buy a book, the author is the most important
thing they'll consider. Who are they... they wonder. After all, if you're going to read a book...
except for fiction, qualifications come to mind first. Despite the fact I'm not
stereotypical, an overrated commodity, I am qualified even though there is no
'school' for metaphysical matters. I know exactly what I'm talking about because in varying
degrees, I gather divine intelligence almost everyday. Actually,
I've never met anyone more qualified nor have I heard of anyone more qualified.
I've given up trying to verbalize about it though. Finding a
beginning point is the hardest part... and having enough time. Nobody wants to
give me hours to explain it and it can't be done much
quicker. And that's just to convey a rough idea. A book, therefore, seemed the only way,
although admittedly it became a very strange book... more-so than I felt capable. Yet,
its uniqueness was necessary to set the tone and to free the reader of conformist
thinking. When it comes to thinking spirituality, conformity is a person's worst enemy.
Conformity might serve them well in the business world or in social circles but otherwise
it is a suicide pill for one's spiritual self.
As an analogy, imagine climbing a mountain to reach the Divine Intellect
whereupon it sits, and while one might eventually reach the top through total
dedication, for various reasons they'll stop short countless times. Or else,
like me often, they'll slide back down and then have to start over. After
several attempts however, they'll begin to see the differences in themselves at
the various levels... albeit indescribable levels. If they do make it to the top,
I wouldn't recommend staying too long however, just a few seconds. A few seconds is
all one needs though, being enough time to know the spirit world's logical
disposition... a logical disposition quite bizarre yet perfectly sound. It is also
heartfelt and eerily familiar... that you remember it... as if there was a 'before'.
While visually a full-blown experience is somewhat frightening, being so
alien, except, strangely, at the same time you'll feel like you just came home.
While it might then seem fitting to adopt this logical disposition, one would
quickly realize its limitations in our dimension. But as a result of gleaning
what one can, is to know peace and contentment like you've never known before.
Importantly, it is to then know immortality is not only self-determinate but
requires more of a commitment than what even religions preach... although along
much the same lines. Not surprisingly, most people would find this as "too high
a price to pay" except that, not to engage the Divine Intellect is to pay the
ultimate price.
A.O. Kime
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