I want to thank everybody for the beautiful posts that
have come in the last few days.

I told a colleague about the group recently and he
read through our posts. He told me today how impressed
he was at our civilised behaviour and how constructive
everybody was being. He said in many groups people
spend their time knocking everybody else's ideas,
while people in our group build up on what others are
saying. You can imagine how proud I felt of you all.
Well done, and let's keep it that way.

Meanwhile here's HPFGU post 76704 of Aug 12 2003.

Kneasy wrote:
All you need is love? Rubbish. Projecting loving
thoughts at a murderous psychopath does not stop him
reaching for the meat-axe. [...]

Hans replied:

I agree with you under normal conditions and I can see
your point of view. If HP were an ordinary novel you'd
be quite right, but I'm sticking to my theory that HP
is not a fictional story but a road map of how to go
the Path of Liberation.

No, I agree, loving thoughts sent by an unliberated
person wouldn't stop a murderous psychopath. But
things are totally different when one is liberated.

In his fifth year Harry has liberated his mental ego.
Voldemort can no longer possess Harry's mind because
of the love in his heart.

In his sixth year Harry will liberate his emotional
ego, situated in the heart, obviously. My theory (and
it really is only a theory) is that this means that
Harry will be able to open his heart to Divine Love
totally. It will become a powerful magic force that he
can consciously use. I don't know exactly how Jo will
turn this into a story, but if the coincidences with
the Alchemical Wedding of Christian Rosycross
continue, it probably means that Harry will be able to
open the Room of Love and, to put in into the AW
terms, "behold Lady Venus". Harry will gain mastery
over "a force that is at once more wonderful and more
terrible than death, than human intelligence, than the
forces of nature."

In other words, Harry will be able to expel Voldemort
not only from himself, but also from others, including
his enemies. The power of his love will be so intense
that it can radiate far outside of himself.

I want to provide some evidence of this force. I found
an article written in a magazine published in the
Netherlands in 1946. ("Nieuwe Religieuze Orientering")
It was written by a person whom I suspect is quite
advanced on the road of liberation. The name of the
article is, "Love your Enemies" (a quote from the
Sermon on the Mount in the New Testament for those who
don't know). I would like to provide you with a
translation which, to my mind, proves my theory.

"...In February 1941 I was seated opposite an
ober-oberführer of the Gestapo. I had been arrested!
(The author had written an article a warning against
NAZISM - Hans) He had a handsome, regular face, light
blue eyes. The photos of his wife and children stood
on his desk. He was an absolutely normal person. There
was nothing evil, nothing bestial about him. He looked
at me and I looked back at him. We smiled at each
other. For a moment we saw the tragic humour of the
situation…and then, suddenly, it came. His eyes became
fixed and the pupils widened. He was being
overshadowed. His throat was being controlled. This
can always be discerned by an unnecessary rising
and falling of the voice and a total change in sound.
His head was bent slightly forward as if he were being
gripped in the neck. I understood. This man was being
possessed. He himself was pushed into the background
and what was talking to me was the spirit in the
background: the roaring black beast. I shoved aside my
resistance and the reason why I was there, and I was
filled with an intense compassion for this Mr
ober-ober thingy. While a torrent of abuse and
vituperation were being poured out over me, I prayed
for this peculiar enemy and wrapped him in the light
of the Rosycross. And his possession left him. He
shook himself like a wet poodle. My strange enemy
returned to normal and became himself again. I had
seen and heard my enemy. I had resisted and defeated
my enemy; I had driven him away. But my enemy was not
the ober-führer. It was someone else. This German man
was just a victim because of the special quality of
German blood. He was hereditarily burdened, a sick
man. Did you know that Hitler was possessed?..."

The author states further on that he was never again
contacted by the Gestapo.

This to me proves that Liberation above all liberates
one from hatred, fear and ignorance.

JK Rowling has said that she doesn't believe in
ordinary magic, but she does believe in the magic of
love. That really is the understatement of the
century. This is not a question of "Away with this
namby-pamby redemption through the power of love! Can
you think of anything more Mills and Boon? More
adolescent fantasy? Ugh!" to quote Kneasy, but the
undeniable reality of Love as a magic force more
wonderful and more terrible than death, than human
intelligence, than the forces of nature. And I add:
than hatred, than the greatest evil. And this is the
inheritance promised to us if we succeed in going the
Path of Liberation! Good on ya Harry!
Hans


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