Gathered Meeting Algebra
April 17, 2021 § 5 Comments
This post is just a piece of fun. Don’t take it too seriously.
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Light-hearted, or not, AND simplistic, the x-factor defines a gathered group’s experience of a shared Delta brain wave length high. Another factor “ę” (for gray-beard experience/practice) effects a positive feedback > social relevance. Or, xę > x. Because x —> xnę, where n = the number of experienced gray-beards (shaved, expressed or plucked), AND, this is theologically mostly denied [to preserve and protect the ‘mystery factor’ ($)], $/xnę > xnę.
And this is why the Renewal Committee we both served on came into being (as well as the previous iterations of it!): justice.
With justice > over time, while $ < popcorn meetings for worship. The clarity of the inner light of youth (L), disturbs the inner light of the ę (l). Lëÿ within < $ is perceived by ę as a stop relative to x.
Or, lnę – Lnëÿ , the RSOF periodically enters periods of crisis (POC). How POCs are responded to, as long as the growth of membership has been slow, trends toward ‘solutions’ that address the experiential needs of a comfortable/$ & pious/♀ ę as x. Stated differently, the sense of the meeting trends toward x = Σ(lę + lę + lę + etc.).
Or, red pill real./?
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sNAILmALEnotHAIL …but pace’n myself
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life is for learning so all my failures must mean that I’m wicked smart
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I should have taken Spiritual Math 202 after all.
Hello Friend – Any chance that I might copy this into our Lancaster UK local meeting newsletter? In friendship,Roy Stephenson
Sure, go ahead.
Yes, certainly.