>Forget all this mystical cock about Illumination (like it being some
>transcendental watchamacallit). Think of Illumination as being the
>realisation that everything you've been told isn't quite as black and
>white as you thought.
And so we are to junk completely the transcedental stuff in favour of a pure po-mo outlook? Why not have both mixed up? And it's been said before in the RQCon2 compendium and Peter Michael's commentary at
http://members.aol.com/pmichaels/glorantha/commentary.html
>Real world examples of this (in order of increasing improbability):
>--A Catholic realising that masturbation doesn't make your knob fall off;
Which would imply that the vast majority of catholics are illuminated.
>--Iain Paisely asking for a Priest on his death bed.
A non-illuminated reason for doing so would be 'Better that one of _them_ goes, than one of _us_'.
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