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  THE QUESTION: I would like to know how it is that you have given us your audience once again in light of the closing statement that you had made at the close of your last interview?  

 

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THE ANSWER:  Well first off, I am sure you know that Lamah has finished his entire work on the age of reality and, even completed his autobiography. He then took his whole thesis beyond the last book written to a place that exemplifies his total respect for what I had accomplished some 2000 years before the present. It was only after he had finished all of what he considered to being his life’s work, that he realized that he never offered an alternative to those very people to whom he had addressed with his grand thesis. As you know, he never had wanted to found another religion and in its stead, he went back to the very Feast of Agapé that I had left instructions to my followers before I had finally departed Judeo after my crucifixion.  It was that part of Lamah's mental state that reminded him of this final request of exercising this Feast of Agape as my departing wish for any of those who understood the real importance of my one and only commandment, that of “loving one's neighbor as I had loved them.” I had requested of them that they should do this very Feast of Agapé, often in remembrance of my teaching them of this very and only commandment of love.  I would supposed that Lamah wanted my blessings for his having finally reintroduced this very ceremony as an alternative to his finding of some new religion.  Neither of us ever put too much stock in the establishment’s form of celebrating life as I did not ever have any great desire to share my lie within the confines of any temple of Judaism in my day and likewise Lamah never gave his exclusive allegiance to any particular Christian church.  Yet, both of us were just what anyone might refer to as being spiritual.  I will only share with you and Lamah the vey great joy of finally having anyone actually follow in my own footsteps the exact and only suggestion of the greatest celebration of the loving our neighbors.  I truly only hope that many shall eventually take his lead and start the use of this breaking of bread and toasting the future with this one and only powerful tool of all spirituality; Feast of Agapé.

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