Anette S. wrote:

Kigger man på de mere ubehagelige relationer, så gælder ligeledes (ifølge Martinus) at vi kan være bundet sammen igennem flere liv. Vi kommer nemlig til at møde vore "fjender" igen og igen, liv efter liv... indtil vi kommer ud over vore uoverensstemmelser og formår at omfavne og tilgive hinanden. Så det nytter ikke at rase så meget på/over andre, for man vil blive konfronteret med den samme person igen og igen igennem flere liv... lige indtil man har lært det.

Hej Anette...

*SUUUUUUUUUK*

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Tina :0)

Angående sociale relationer og ægteskabets fremtid må jeg indrømme at man ikke behøver at kunne se ind i fremtiden som Sylvia Brown for at kunne forudse nogle at de ting der i følge hende vil ske(USA). Forskellige uddrag fra hendes seneste bog 'Prophecy'

- By 2020 we're going to see an end to the institution of marriage as we know it
- In 2020 people will certainly be welcome to be united in civil ceremonies if they care to, don't get me wrong
- Unmarried couples who choose to have children together starting in the post-marriage 2020s, and who choose to do it responsibly, will visit a highly referred doctor for thorough blood and DNA tests, which by then will be able to foreshadow any posible generetic problems that can be medically corrected ahead of time with prenatal treatments. The couple will each provide thorough family physical and mental health histories that can also be factored into these tests. The babies resulting from these added precautions will be conspicuously healthier than babies born without those same preconception blood/DNA tests and family prenatal corrections. So even if I'm wrong(I'm not) and marriage retains it's current popularity after 2020(it won't), it will become standard practice for couples to go trough preconception testing if they're even considering having children together
- Following the demise of the institution of marriage and the subsequent realization that civil unions aren't serving that much of a purpose either, for either of the adults, it becomes acceptable by around 2050 for everyone to have several partners. Notice I said everyone.Yes, it's both men and women this time for whom multiple partners will be eventually be acceptable, and it may or may not surprise you that men will have a harder time adjusting to this arrangement than women will. Technically, this won't amount to polygamy, because none of these partnerships will be formalized by marriage. What they will do is lead to a kind of natural evolution into a return to communal living. One man's four women, let's say, and those women's three men each, and those men's three or four women each begin moving closer to another - you get the idea.
Children result from these partnerships, needles to say. But it's refreshing to note that, maybe because people have almost unlimited freedom, there's a remarkble amount of responsibility about birth control, and the children, almost without exeption, are planned by two parents who are seriously interested in having them and raising them well. "It takes a village to raise a child" swings into action in the commune from the moment a baby arrives, and there's certainly no lack of love, attention and excellent scooling for the children in these groups, nor is there such a thing as deadbeat das or moms -

Naturligvis er hun ikke noget orakel. Det er blot hendes bud ud fra hendes evner. Så vidt jeg husker regner hun normalt med en sikkerhed på 90-97% hvilket måske er lidt overdrevent

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