
Under the Plum Tree / The Tao of Everything
by Chung Fu
Edited by Marjorie B. Giles
Illustrated by David N. Giles
Earth is a place of education on physical experience. Scientific thought focuses upon physicality and does not accommodate spirit. Nowhere in the scientific search for the Theory of Everything does spirit have a place. The scientific "Everything" disregards spirit, never mind that spirit, or inspiration, most likely initiated the search. Please consider for a moment the possibility that spirit does exist. Set your opinions and logic aside and consider these notions as if they had merit.
Tao explains an individual's arrival upon earth is planned by a spirit which feels the need to learn some aspect of physicality, e.g. mental retardation, alcoholism, sex, grief, hunger, fear, parenthood, anger, love, worship, all that. The spirit sees a conception taking place from the spirit world. The spirit then examines the genealogy, the political character of the country in which it will occur, the teachings the parents will provide, or not, and the physical characteristics of the new individual. The spirit chooses whether to use that body as a vehicle to learn what is necessary for its evolution in the spirit world.
If you're balking here, it is likely because the idea of reincarnation is alien to you. It is alien to about half the world population, but not alien to the other half. Lacking scientific evidence, neither view is provable, nor unprovable. The only factor which determines your choice is attitude. If you disbelieve reincarnation, please try to dismiss it for this moment.
Attitude develops after birth. You acquire a blank slate which will record whatever you learn on earth, and which will evolve into your person soul. The soul is also the sub-conscious. Your slate starts out clean in order that it will record only the needed lessons without influence from past lives. Your inner spirit's certain knowledge is gradually replaced by what you are taught.
Past lives manage to creep in anyway, as in when an infant picks up a paintbrush and creates a masterpiece, but not often. Second sight and omniscience may appear in your childhood. You may have a secret friend and be told that your friend is an aspect of Satan. You believe that, wanting to please the parent or teacher. You write the conviction sits on your new slate and there it stays, influencing your decisions until your revise your opinion or do not.
Each bit of true knowledge that comes into your consciousness may be rejected in favor of what someone tells you, in which case the spirit will ride out your life as best it can and then relinquish the body when you do and hunt up another that will teach better. Once that spirit comes to earth in a new body, its sole purpose is to evolve spiritually. Learning. We're all doing it. Our conscious mind does not need to acknowledge it. It's happening anyway and every thing you do contributes to the process. Everything. What you choose with your free will is how and when your spiritual evolution will take place.
These lessons came from a spirit, who named himself Chung Fu, whose final earth incarnation took place in the Chuang Tsu group of Tao developers. This Old Chinese from the 5th Century B.C. chose to teach on Earth but, being highly evolved in spirit, had to find a vehicle who would learn to transmit the teachings. Marshall Lever accepted the role, then was born to intelligent parents. Marshall became educated in biochemistry, the better to provide nutritional information where it would be useful to seekers of truth.
Chung Fu's teachings took place in private homes internationally, with the medium (Marshall) in a trance, relaying lessons from the spirit (Chung Fu). The readings were recorded and transcribed and have been made available in book form.
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