So your saying that a midwayer was magically produced when the staff unified the parts of their morontia selves. You obviously are aware that it took a liaison to produce a midwayer, so this seems to be your interpretation of how that liaison happened (A process where a staff member was able to unify their own self). This is your version of how this liaison which produced a midwayer happened.
If you read my exact words, I never mention anything about the Prince’s staff having a liaison with themselves in order to produce a midwayer. I think you must not understand what I’m talking about.
I was explaining how personality fits into the picture. Personality must unify all the constituent parts of the self in order for the self to expand and grow. That refers to the soul self as well as the material self. When the personality transfers its precious powers of free will to the soul, the morontia soul becomes the decision maker rather than the material mind. When identity is completely shifted to the soul certain augmentations of perception occur which enlarge cosmic conception (130:7.8). But this is about one person’s soul expanding and growing. It is not about one person enlarging and then budding off a midwayer like the asexual reproduction of a flatworm. I think you read something into what I said that simply isn’t there. If you look closely at my last sentence, which is where I think you got lost, I used the word SELVES. That’s plural. Plural means more than one.
Scott, you do this all of the time. I’m not sure why, but I think you have a personal vendetta against me. It shows clear as day. Whatever it is that you hate about me I truly hope you overcome it and I will pray for that every day. But while I’m praying, let me address this other thing that you think is so hilarious.
TUB wrote: So they were hoping to destroy her by getting her to believe in what they believed? Holy smokes that is hilarious. So they knew what they believed was going to destroy her? Yet they continued to believe in something that they knew was suicidal to believe in? Wow
Yes, there are rebels who continue, even today, to believe in something suicidal. They are completely mad. They suffer from cosmic insanity on a scale so huge that it’s hardly comprehensible. The rebels did not believe that anybody could be destroyed, that immortality was inherent in personality possession and that resurrection was natural and automatic (53:3.5). So of course they did not believe there could be any repercussions to rebellion.
However, they were and are living in an delusional world of non-reality. They did not believe that getting Manotia to change her loyalties would really destroy her or bring her any harm at all. But Manotia had her head on straight. She knew otherwise. She knew that disloyalty is a suicidal madness and refused to accept their lies. It’s very important to realize that the quote about the liaison forces was written from Manotia’s perspective, NOT from the rebels’ perspective. She knew that she could be destroyed by believing in them and following them. They, the rebels, did not believe personality annihilation could happen; and in fact, they believed that if everyone, men and angels, had the courage to assert themselves and establish home rule, that the Ancients of Days couldn’t annihilate anyone (53:3.4). Hence the pressure to get everyone to buy into their sophistry.
Also remember that at the time all communications were severed. The rebels who were preaching secession propaganda had to do so in person (53:7.3). There’s a good likelihood that many rebel persons went together in order to convince those like Manotia to change their loyalties and go with the separatists. This would have been the liaison forces Manotia mentioned whom she believed sought her destruction by trying to get her to pledge allegiance to a cosmically insane cause. In all fairness, I don’t think all of the rebels knew what they were doing; most probably did not know all the consequences of their actions and were merely following their leaders. But good for Manotia! She knew the dangers involved and resisted, and we are all benefited by her wisdom.