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“Your world's movement is governed by the movement of heavenly bodies, but you do not see those heavenly bodies except rarely and you certainly do not recognize their influence. Their influence is constant and continuous and yet the surface of your world is turbulent and changeable. To meet those influences, to respond to those influences, the climate on the surface of your planet is in response not only to its own makeup but to the forces of other heavenly bodies.” <ref> ''Relationships and Higher Purpose'', Chapter 15: [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-4/relationships-higher-purpose/completing-relationships-when-over Completing Relationships]</ref> | “Your world's movement is governed by the movement of heavenly bodies, but you do not see those heavenly bodies except rarely and you certainly do not recognize their influence. Their influence is constant and continuous and yet the surface of your world is turbulent and changeable. To meet those influences, to respond to those influences, the climate on the surface of your planet is in response not only to its own makeup but to the forces of other heavenly bodies.” <ref> ''Relationships and Higher Purpose'', Chapter 15: [https://www.newmessage.org/the-message/volume-4/relationships-higher-purpose/completing-relationships-when-over Completing Relationships]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 17:31, 21 February 2021
“Your world's movement is governed by the movement of heavenly bodies, but you do not see those heavenly bodies except rarely and you certainly do not recognize their influence. Their influence is constant and continuous and yet the surface of your world is turbulent and changeable. To meet those influences, to respond to those influences, the climate on the surface of your planet is in response not only to its own makeup but to the forces of other heavenly bodies.” [1]
References
- ↑ Relationships and Higher Purpose, Chapter 15: Completing Relationships