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**Liabmeasez** · 09-30-2007, 06:22 PM

the cryptic "you don't know me" was the turning point in my "support" of aaron's writings. i guess at this time i'd like to publicly apologize to ewhaz for my reply in this thread - while not an issue of right or wrong, you were able to perceive this "trouble" before others. i certainly was humbled as this situation played out.

there is no reason to apologize, it helps keep me in check

. i was struggling to not let this become a personal and emotional issue and simply keep things moving. i guess it was the 'messiah' type message at the beginning that seemed to make me wary of what he was saying. though, as they say, every one is a mirror for ourselves. while its easy to say 'wow was he wrong!' its better to turn that back on ourselves and find how this truth applies to us and how we can learn from this.

09-30-2007, 06:22 PM	#30
Liabmeasez Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 413 Senior Member	the cryptic "you don't know me" was the turning point in my "support" of aaron's writings. i guess at this time i'd like to publicly apologize to ewhaz for my reply in this thread - while not an issue of right or wrong, you were able to perceive this "trouble" before others. i certainly was humbled as this situation played out. there is no reason to apologize, it helps keep me in check . i was struggling to not let this become a personal and emotional issue and simply keep things moving. i guess it was the 'messiah' type message at the beginning that seemed to make me wary of what he was saying. though, as they say, every one is a mirror for ourselves. while its easy to say 'wow was he wrong!' its better to turn that back on ourselves and find how this truth applies to us and how we can learn from this.
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