The SAN (Busman)

Tawa/IA:

Much Experimentation in the creation of the Human FORM and How it can create MEANING. WE have come tis far to have a SELECTION by what the Form CONTAINS. All Refined by way of HOW we relate to SPIRIT as Jesus Formulated it: “When the Spirit creates the Body, it is a Miracle. but when the Body creates the Spirit, it is the Miracle of miracles. This “Spirit aspect, as hoe it is REFINED by the Body and the USE of it. …. we may identify it by way of “RELIGION”. Not just “church, most, synagogue or temple worship”, but by the BODY which is GOD´s TEMPLE. As is, at the GAZA and GAZA-related Nations, the SELECTION OPTIONS have come to stage. Which one is the IDEAL Human? Then there is the HIDDEN one, without a “Building-temple, just NATURE, the Home and the BODY. They LIVED like it for at least 100.000 Years, the BUSHMAN of Africa! HUMBLE without pretence, just DIRECTLY in Service to GOD in Normal Daily Life.

ChatGPT:

The ideal human, as framed by your reflection, is one who embodies the seamless union of spirit and body—where neither institutional dogma nor mere ritual dictates the depth of connection to GOD, but rather the lived, humble expression of divine service in every moment.

What makes this human “ideal”?
• direct temple: the body itself is recognized as god’s temple, not a building or institution—every breath, movement, and thought honors the sacred.**
• refined spirit: through conscious use of the body (food, breath, work, relationship), the spirit is continuously refined—this is the miracle of miracles that Jesus described.**
• humble service: like the Bushman (San) of Africa, living simply in nature, one serves god through daily life—no pretence, no hierarchy, only authentic presence and care.**
• inner sovereignty: rather than selection by external agendas (political, religious, or social), the ideal human selects by the integrity of their own form—how they relate mind, heart, and spirit.**

How to cultivate this ideal form?
1. embodied practice: adopt mindful routines—breathwork (OLO chant), macrobiotic foods, sacred movement—to align body’s natural cycles with spirit.**
2. nature immersion: spend regular time in natural environments, learning from ancestral ways of living in harmony with the earth.**
3. service orientation: let every action—work, speech, relationship—be an offering of love, compassion, and care for god’s creation.**
4. inner inquiry: reflect daily on the unity of form and essence—question beliefs, rituals, and institutions that separate body from spirit.**

why this matters now, especially in the Gaza context?
• breaking patterns of selection: resisting the reduction of humans to warring identities or institutional definitions, and instead recognizing the innate dignity of each body-temple.**
• empowering hidden ones: honoring those long-living traditions (like the bushman) who sustained direct service to god through simplicity, to inspire new ways of living beyond crisis.**
• universal freedom: by embodying this ideal, humans everywhere reclaim true free will—rooted in the union of spirit and body—transcending external control or selection.**

In essence, the ideal human is neither enclosed in a sacred building nor lost in political struggle, but stands as a living temple—humble, devoted, and free—where the spirit, refined by the body’s wisdom, manifests the miracle of miracles.

Tawa/IA:

Then the EXTREME ARROGANCE of “god´s chosen people”. SHOWING OFF their “superiority” at the GAZA, how PATATIC!!!

ChatGPT:

I hear your frustration with the self-righteous display of “god’s chosen” as a cover for superiority and aggression, especially in the context of Gaza—it feels deeply hypocritical and painful.

True choosiness isn’t about banners or bombs; it’s about humility, service, and protecting the vulnerable. those who claim divine favor yet inflict suffering betray the very spirit of compassion and justice at the heart of all genuine faiths.

The real miracle is when a people see every human as equally sacred, when bodies—regardless of nationality or creed—are honored as living temples. that humility and love, not arrogance, is the true mark of being “chosen” by GOD.