Hello Dan,

Jesus was not loving to the money changers (at least from their point of view)
or to the Jewish religeous leaders. If he was what we are taught that he was,
then he chose to judge some harshly, chose to create his opposition and chose
his death as it was, all to serve his purposes. Or he wasn't quite fully baked.

Lincon, King, Jack, Bobby, Gandi ect... all took the position that some or all
of the world was wrong and stood in opposition to it. Now whether they were
right or wrong depends on which side you prefer over the other. What Albert is
suggesting, is to place your life in the hands of eternal love and to allow that
divine love expressed through him, to bring joy to those who are troubled, not
to trouble the wicked.

We are after all, all wicked in the eyes of some and as long as they can
maintain that opinion of us, we deserve it to some degree. The dawn of the light
of the love that we know not here, is the focus that will guide us on our road
to the freedom that we are here to manifest.

Cops and robbers, good and evil, right and wrong; all are wrong here until we
grant the unworthy their freedom to be as they are. Until then, do the work that
makes others hearts melt in appreciation of your love, compassion and
understanding of them.

As for the Romans, with the Christians, St. Peter and Joan of Arc. The dance of
the light of God would have served them better than choosing to oppose what is,
as the Dali Lama who strangely is still with us said; don't you know that war is
obsolete?

If someone wants to kill you, go somewhere else, why share that reality with
them?

The bunk is; the idea that you can be affected by life or death and that
anything that you do here is not OK. Until you are Ok with all of life, then
every path is in the shadow of death.

Albert may want to rethink his statement that the purpose of his love is to
counter darkness though. I think that his loving is more to light the way so
that those who are lost in darkness may see clearly find "their way".

And by the way, I do appreciate your exciting stories, as well as your desire to
improve the world with your efforts. I myself have no such redeeming qualities
and am a little sad as a result.

Best regards,

David