You are here: JJ Writing's.Com (Home Page) |
JJWritings.Com
The Truth
Borrowing a line from the television series "The X-Files" -- the truth is "out there," one of those truths is that the truth -- or the perception of truth and what is true may actually exist between the interplay of what is "out there" and that which is "within yourself."
With the advent of The Internet, and other forms of media which convey all these forms of "truth," there has probably never a time in the history of mankind where there has been so much truth "out there" available to us -- all at the touch of a button on a keyboard of a fixed or mobile device.
"The greatest homage we can pay to truth is to use it."
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Truth is generally presented, seen and perceived as a collection of data, facts -- or what we refer to as information. But is it -- or what is being presented -- actually "the truth"? Or is it someone's perception of the truth. And how do your own perceptions affect "the truth"?
From advertising, to politics, to religion, there seems to be no area of our lives that is left untouched by some source of information which insists they are "an authority," and what they are presenting "is the truth, and nothing but the truth."
"All great truths begin as blasphemy."
-- George Bernard Shaw
And through what we believe to be our good common sense, together with the experience of being repeatedly deceived and misinformed, we know for a fact that it can not all be "the truth," nor is it all true. And how is it that we will know for a surety which part is, and which part is not?
Thus often the single most difficult task we are faced with in this modern world on a minute-by-minute basis, is not only attempting not to discover if what is being represented as the "truth" is true or not; but also finding a way to reasonably collect, sort, handle, and process the seemingly endless stream of information being forced upon us in the form of text, images and sounds, and then being able to reliably and consistently determine what is "the truth," or what is true -- and what is not.
But where do you begin?
To learn more, then begin here...
Overview & Purpose
The purpose of this presentation of the words and works of JJ Dewey, are by his express permission, taken directly from articles, essays, treatises, poetry, lyrics, music, and books that he has produced over the course of his life. This presentation and these words and works are intended to introduce the uninitiated visitor to a method of teaching which uses "The Intuitive Principle." The idea is to stimulate the reader into a new experiences where they first question their present reality, apply a variety of "tools" to improve their overall ability to perceive and discern the truth in all areas of their lives. It is in, through, and during the process of this journey of discovery that lies the potential to encounter new and higher realities heretofore unknown to the seeker of truth and that which is true.
The presentation of the content here at "JJ Writings.Com" will generally be organized around and into the categories as follows:
For the purposes of this website, an "article" is defined as one or more documents having different or similar titles, and written on the
same, similar or related theme.
Articles are selected on the basis of popularity, currency, and an attempt to provide information that would be of a relevant interest
to the general reading public. The presentation of the articles is not based on any particular chronological order; however, when possible and
as practicable, you will find articles of a similar topic grouped together under a single subjective heading.
Here are examples of article topics and titles you can expect to find:
- Handwriting Analysis -- Barack Obama
- The Beast Of Revelations
- Global Warming Enlightenment
- New Age Duality
- Conspiracy Dialog
- Freedom
Go to: Article Index
Essays
Generally speaking an essay is defined as a topical collection, set or series of articles that have the same or similar title, and are intended
to be read together or consecutively.
The criteria for selection, definitions and other conditions for the essays and the articles which comprise the essay(s) in this feature is the same
as described above for "Articles."
Here are examples of essay titles and topics you can expect to find in this feature:
- Astrology in the Bible
- Extraterrestrials and Exotheology
- Reincarnation in the Bible
Go to: Essay Index
A treatise will generally consist of a significant number of "Parts and Chapters," and will more closely resemble a book than an essay or a
series of articles in both in length and depth.
The criteria for selection, definitions and other conditions for the treatises found in this feature is the same
as described above for "Articles."
Here are examples of treatise titles and topics you can expect to find in this feature:
- Infallible Authority
- Eternal Lives
- Soul Contact
- The Nuclear Solution & The Ten Deceptions about Nuclear Energy
Go to: Treatise Index
As defined here, books are manuscripts that are hundreds of pages in length, and may be made available to read in part or in whole online -- for free,
and can be ordered online from the publisher or Amazon.com. See ordering information below.
- The Immortal (Volumes 1 & 2)
- The Lost Key Of The Buddha
- Eternal Words
- Gods Of The Bible
- The Molecular Relationship
- The Gathering Of Lights
- The Keys Of Knowledge, Vols 1-6
Go to: Book List and ordering information.
Prayer's & Guided Meditations
This feature includes contemplative guided meditations, mantras, and prayers. Also included are guidance and instructions
for each.
Examples are:
- The Song Of The 144,000 (in 17 languages)
- New Jerusalem
Go to: Index of Meditations
Music, Lyrics & Poetry
From the time he was a young adult, JJ Dewey has demonstrated the creative ability to compose inspirational music, lyrics, prose and poetry. One of his favorite sources of inspiration are "affairs of the heart" -- or more commonly referred to as Love. In addition to other free offerings, you will find seven free songs in mp3 format that can be downloaded and listened to.
Here is a selection of titles and topics you can expect to find:
Music:
- The Gathering
- Peace On Earth Goodwill To Men
- Zion
- A Year In A Day
- Falling In Love Again
- Love Eyes
Lyrics:
- Dreams
- I'll Look For Tomorrow
- The New Sons Of Liberty
- The Kingdom Or Nothing
- Come Out Of Babylon
- I See The Wonderful
- The Many Ways Of Love
Poetry
- Journey Through Life
- The Temple Beautiful
- Angel Mother
- The Faces Of Love
- My Best Friend
Go to: Index of Music, Lyrics & Poetry
Quotes & Quotations
In this feature you will find collections of quotations taken from the writings and discourses of
JJ Dewey organized into subjective or topical categories:
Here is a list of current topics:
- Karma -- Cause & Effect
- Past, Present & Future
- Light & Dark
- Good & Evil
- Teachers & Students
Go to: Index of Quotes & Quotations
what's new | articles | essays |
treatises | books | quotes
meditations | music, lyrics & poetry |
study guides | links
about | contact us | search
Content Disclaimer
The content found on this page and on other pages here at JJWritings.Com that is actually written by JJ Dewey will reflect a specific attribution to that fact. Otherwise the content is created, edited and prepared for this online presentation by volunteers who maintain this website for, or in behalf of JJ Dewey. Once posted, JJ Dewey is notified of the change(s) in content, and he is given an opportunity to review and reject anything that has been created, appears on, or is found at this website. Any questions and/or comments about the content or presentation can be addressed to JJ Dewey directly through the information provided on the "Contact Us" page. Do not write the Webmaster except to notify them in the event that you discover a problem with a feature or page, such as; to report a "dead," "broken" or incorrect link(s), typographical error, or other technical issue related to the operational aspect of this website.
JJWritings.com
Copyright © 2002 - 2010 by J.J. Dewey. All rights reserved.
top of page
| 
