What is the purpose?

What is the purpose of publishing these journals?

When standing on solid ground, a man may take for granted his ability to stand, and it’s not
until he enters a boat and loses his balance that he learns to be grateful for it. Once he
gains his “sea-legs”, he will find balance, but then the opposite phenomenon occurs —
when he steps on land, he experiences a similar loss of stance until his “land-legs” return.
The divide between land and sea is self-evidently the most dramatic jurisdictional divide in
the natural world.

From these simple observations, we may deduce that the jurisdiction within which one
stands is the source from which he gains his balance, or his compass. His internal anchor
is determined entirely by where he stands.
This truth applies to spiritual as well as physical matters. Comprehending this, puts an
entirely new perspective on the significance of Christ walking on water without any loss of
stance.

This site is an invitation to follow me as I study natural law, and the path by which others
may change jurisdiction without any loss of stance.

Many of the articles posted here will be written by me, but I will be sharing things written by
other people as well. I will always give credit where credit is due, and I welcome people to
send me their sorties and insights; if you know something that solves a puzzling aspect of
the universe, or that makes a complex idea simple to comprehend, or that records a
significant event, simply email me@thehudsonjournal.net.

Accurate perception of reality makes it possible to experience joy, and I have learned by
experience that the joy I feel is proportionate with how much truth I know. Hence the
importance of recording all this.

Death is the only thing that threatens knowledge, but fortunately Devine Providence has
given us the gift of language —which is a seriously underappreciated gift.

What a miracle it is that I, an author, can have a complex thought, and can transfer it to
your mind, using only ink and paper —regardless of how far we are separated by space or
time.

Your thoughts can become immortal dear reader, if only you have the will to write them out.

By: Hudson S Roberts ©
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