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| - | ====== The Inner Life 1933 ====== | + | ====== The Inner Life ====== |
| - | one by one to the Bar of the last Tribunal and all will pay the | + | == THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | FEBRUARY 1936 == |
| - | penalty for their crimes against their fellowmen; for one and all | + | ---- |
| - | of them failed when they should have stood shoulder to shoulder | + | |
| - | and helped out matters at home. Remorse on this side is the hell | + | |
| - | awaiting them, and the place where they suffer that remorse is | + | |
| - | incredibly more terrifying and lonely than any punishment on | + | |
| - | earth. But it is no worse than they deserve—traitors as they were | + | |
| - | to their country and brother-men. | + | |
| - | Do we hate the Germans? No! They too were drawn into the | ||
| - | war; many were just boys, too young to know what it was all | ||
| - | about, yet they had to leave happy homes, schools even, to fight | ||
| - | like men. | ||
| - | You know what act of dying does not start your wings sprouting | + | <WRAP justify> |
| - | or make you become an angel all at once. We Tommies (yes, I | + | one by one to the Bar of the last Tribunal and all will pay the penalty for their crimes against their fellowmen; for one and all of them failed |
| - | am English, | + | |
| - | things | + | |
| - | had happened | + | |
| - | know who to blame for things | + | |
| - | would come to light; hence our bitterness after all these years. | + | |
| - | For the sake of the world’s peace, stick your war lords in the | + | Do we hate the Germans? No! They too were drawn into the war; many were just boys, too young to know what it was all about, yet they had to leave happy homes, schools even, to fight like men. |
| - | front trenches for the first six months, together with the profiteers | + | |
| - | and munition-factory owners, and you’ll soon get arbitration | + | You know what act of dying does not start your wings sprouting or make you become an angel all at once. We Tommies (yes, I am English, all right, and was a bank clerk), we learnt lots of things when we came over to the spirit side of life, things that had happened at home in our absence over at the front; and we know who to blame for things the perpetrators never thought would come to light; hence our bitterness after all these years. |
| - | stead of wholesale murder. Let them at least “do their bit” for | + | |
| - | a portion of the war period. Many of us now have sons of a | + | For the sake of the world’s peace, stick your war lords in the front trenches for the first six months, together with the profiteers and munition-factory owners, and you’ll soon get arbitration |
| - | fighting age; hence this communication. For what will we feel | + | |
| - | like when we look on helplessly and see our boys facing and going | + | If one could cure the ills of a country by sacrificing life, the end would perhaps justify the means; but it does not, as witness the present economic conditions of all countries engaged in the late war. The evils of war ruin the morale of those engaged in it. Nor does it end with the declaration of an armistice or peace. Added some days later: |
| - | through what we had to go through. I have two sons of my | + | |
| - | own—it will not bear thinking about! | + | WHEN I told some of my friends here on the spirit side of life that I had got a communication through to you, they all wanted to write something too (you see we are still somewhat earthlike in our inclinations); |
| + | </ | ||
| - | If one could cure the ills of a country by sacrificing life, the | ||
| - | end would perhaps justify the means; but it does not, as witness | ||
| - | the present economic conditions of all countries engaged in the | ||
| - | late war. The evils of war ruin the morale of those engaged in | ||
| - | it. Nor does it end with the declaration of an armistice or peace. | ||
| - | Added some days later: | ||
| - | WHEN I told some of my friends here on the spirit side of | ||
| - | life that I had got a communication through to you, they | ||
| - | all wanted to write something too (you see we are still somewhat | ||
| - | earthlike in our inclinations); | ||
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| - | A Message Feb36 2 | ||
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