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Mark 5:1-15 read psychologically: the naked madman living in the cemetery is the man who lives in the dead past; the tombstones he hides behind are the prejudices, superstitions and false beliefs he keeps alive by hiding them from reason, and the devils he begs Jesus (enlightened reason, fourth-dimensional thinking) not to cast out are those same beliefs. No prejudice can live when held up to the light of reason: cast out, the devils destroy themselves and he sits clothed and in his right mind at the feet of the Master, understanding.

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Mark 5:8 | Come out of the man, thou unclean spirit
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your prejudices, your superstitions, and your false beliefs that you keep alive are the tombstones behind which you hide
Are you living in the dead past?
There is not a man in this world who has a prejudice, regardless of the nature of the prejudice, who can hold it up to the light of reason
In order that it may be kept alive in your world you must hide it from reason
you are then cleansed and clothed in your right mind
Are you the man behind the tombstones in the cemetery waiting and begging not to be clean

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Now clothed and in your right mind you can resurrect the dead.
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If you are living among the dead, your prejudices, your superstitions, and your false beliefs that you keep alive are the tombstones behind which you hide.
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Jesus came upon an insane man, a naked man who lived in the cemetery and hid himself behind the tombs
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Are you the man behind the tombstones in the cemetery waiting and begging not to be clean, because you do not want to be cleansed of your prejudices?
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In order that it may be kept alive in your world you must hide it from reason.
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I have told you my vision of the pig. I found him and then came the growing of the pig, but I hadn’t fed it as well as I should have fed him in the interval of discovery
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A Lamp Unto My Feet ¶242
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