{Angels [continued (3)]}[16th August 1988]

[Redbook5:298-299][19880816:0928d]{Angels [continued (3)]}[16th August 1988]

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Conclusions following from this* do not necessarily agree with nature-worship. Men should be easiest** (although they can make themselves more difficult by voluntary separation); animals more difficult; rocks more difficult still. But machines may be an attempt by Men to sub-create back towards the Spirit – which moves: in which case, they would be easier than rocks.

And I guess that, as it is for us, so it would be easier for Angels to make things move in ways that are natural for them,*** than otherwise. Birds circle overhead, the leaves of trees rustle, curtains blow inwards,**** doors open and shut; but rocks do not often roll down hill suddenly, except on screes. In any case, as these phenomena occur naturally, meaning should not readily be imputed to them, other than the meaning they naturally bear.

*[See last/last two previous entry/ies]

**{to move}

***[the things, not the Angels….]

****[inserted, probably contemporaneously. See [Redbook3:44-46][19870327:2157d]{Separation}[27^th March 1987]]

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