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670 The 5th Period of the Independent Era of Philippine History: The 3 Congregations

670.

The 5th Period of the Independent Era of Philippine History:

The 3 Congregations



At the time of the great convergence of regions into 1 strong nation

And the great coalescence of nations into 1 powerful region

A histrionic assembly of great religions takes place

A dramatic gathering never before in the history of human race



The Religions of Abraham

Judaism, Christianity, Islam

Altogether sing a song of glory

To the One God Almighty



The Religions of India

Those of Guru Nanak, Mahavira & Krishna

Altogether sing a song of glory

To the One God Almighty



The Religions of Caodaism

Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism

Altogether sing a song of glory

To the One God Almighty



This is the 5th Period of the Independent Era – The 3 Congregations

They come together with Baha'is & other 1 God religions

This is the Divine Coalition that fosters harmonious unity

God shows in the Philippines that He is the One God of humanity.



-05/31/2019

*Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History

Premium Member Long mine journey

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                 i dreamt uv pluperfection
                                az
                           In heaven

                        then mine ren 
                            kicked in
                              When
                         There I  met
                     Lil’ red riding hood
                                All
                          Growed up
                               yup
                             In thuh
                              Voodz
                            Wit thuh
                      Basket uv apples

                               yum





             Ren
 (Chinese: “humanity,” “humaneness,” 
“goodness,” “benevolence,” or “love”) the 
foundational virtue of Confucianism.

Premium Member Winter

Winter

Snowflakes crowd the sky,
tumble in silence to Earth,
their journey ended.
           ***

Note:
   The old “Sanjo-ohashi Bridge” spanned the Kamo River to Kyoto, the former imperial capital city of Japan during the Edo period, aka the Tokugawa period (1603–1868). Kyoto marked the end of the old walking trail (a 300-mile journey) that existed between it and Edo (Tokyo).
   The Edo period was the last era of traditional Japan ruled under the shogunate (military dictatorship) and was a time of peace, political stability, economic prosperity, and cultural and artistic creativity and advancement. During this period, Japan maintained an isolation policy from the outside world. Christianity was banned, and Neo-Confucianism was the prevailing philosophy followed. During this period, the Japanese style of poetry known as the haiku flourished, with the Japanese poet Basho (1644–1694) credited for promoting its style.


Confucius

To be truly and deeply Confucian,
we don’t need a refined constitution.
Just obey mom and dad.
Choose the good — not the bad.
Serve the Emperor, S/shun revolution.

A Gift From the Magi

When thoughts of peace good will toward man
ring out this special day, shall we forget what’s
going on around us?

Life today is a sea with waves rising in ominous 
regularity, and break in on the shore of our individual 
conscience. Are we prepared to discharge our duty?

We have a Department of War who’s business it is to 
wage war; why not have a Department of Peace whose 
duty it is to make peace?

The outstanding religion today seems to be Confucianism.
We need reminding from time to time that God is not baffled or bewildered by all of man’s muddles and follies. 

Is Religion based on what is grasped by brain or is Religion
based on what is grasped by the heart?

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