A Lesson On Tolerance
The Lanzarote Sessions - Series 11 Session 17
THE MESSAGE
Transcribed on 19th September 2025 @ 3:15pm
In the complete silence between those two tunes in your ears gave me the chance to jump in.
The words you transcribe on our behalf will carry resonance for many years of your time. This is why we try hard to make the words appeal to everyone that might read them. You see, we know there are many different people of all personalities that’ll read the words.
Appealing to everyone is not always sensible or even possible. What can be said to a man might need to be rephrased for a woman. Men tend to be able to be told straight where they are going wrong, whereas ladies are treated with a different level of respect.
Your world has lost its way with regards to recognising the differences, of which there are many. Equality is all very noble in the right setting, but on everything it is destined to fail. Sorry if that offends some, but it is the truth.
There are two sexes, male and female. Each are unique to their sex. I am not suggesting that all equality is therefore wrong. That is not my message. Instead, there are some important differences that should remain respected and unique to the sex.
Humans have a strange mission to invent more than what there is. Male and female, one or the other please. That’s the laws of your nature. The only time that changes is with regards to some of the advanced lives above us, so to speak. Sex genre isn’t a matter of debate for the rest of us. It’s strange that some people choose to make three or five out of one plus one. Worse still, their silly suggestions get traction from others [that are] too timid to challenge them.
With evolution and educational advancements some extreme points of views surface. Explore them, by all means, but remain realistic and truthful to yourself.
I said at the beginning that it is hard to please everyone with my words, and I may have just shown you that. My words are truths, yet some would wish to argue over them. The living world would be so much better if people accepted the natural limitations and work on improving life within them. Men can do woman’s work, and women can do men’s work, that is not a problem. But if I have to reiterate the point I’m making again, then I, or you, have failed to understand what it is I’m saying.
People always appear to enjoy creating their own agendas in topics where there are none to be discussed. Why, you might ask, am I sharing my plain common sense message with you today? Because the world and all that reside in it physically would be a much better place if all respected each other for what they are, and not necessarily what they might dare to be. They need our love for sure, but they should not always expect others to endorse their adverse points of view.
There it is for this session. Yes I am, and always was, an opinionated person. But I spoke truths, even when they might appear hard to accept. Please wake up to reality and make it better through love, not conflict or extreme debates. Accept that a dog has four legs and humans have two. Accept that birds fly and fish swim. Accept the male and female are the way it is.
Have a thoughtful day, now and every day forward.
Goodbye.
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