by David Wertheim Aymes | Nov 16, 2019 | Liberty
Water in its chemical form is described as H₂O. This means that when two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom bond together a water molecule is formed. There are given physical and chemical concepts as to why two hydrogen atoms to one oxygen atom combine and how the negative and positive charges facilitate a combining [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Nov 1, 2019 | Liberty
Modern day Science trains the individual to think clearly. This discipline and capacity that is being practised throughout the world today, is, in itself, a very spiritually relevant developmental activity and phase for human souls to pass through. Without it, human souls would be far less structured, as practising the exercise of clear and objective [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Sep 16, 2019 | 3Fold-quickview, Liberty, Liberty: Experiential Activities
The Story behind the Balance Beam The story behind the reHJon balance beam goes like this: We wanted to report our business by adjusting our old reporting measures to measures that would encourage us to be more conscious of being three fold in the day to day reality of life. To this effect we developed [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Sep 7, 2019 | Liberty: Poems & Stories
The Race We’re all gathered here today. They’re almost ready. And away they go. They all have the vehicle and the directions to make it. It’s been a long learning And memorizing process. The trainers monitor and watch. The race progresses. The excitement builds. Attractions, diversions draw more. The end goal fades During [...]
by David Wertheim Aymes | Sep 6, 2019 | Liberty: Poems & Stories
Celebrate The still soil, The servant of the plants, Themselves the image of life, Of God. The machine, the clock, Servants of ours, In the image of our thoughts, By us. Both the soil And the machine Need us To be aware – To care.
by David Wertheim Aymes | Sep 5, 2019 | Liberty: Poems & Stories
Combustion Engine Without a thought you would not be; Away in darkness still. Yet from this thought you found yourself, Serving earthly needs. Your effects of course we did not see In their magnitude of severity. Yet what you brought through human thought Is carried to eternity. [...]
