On the other hand, if you never had a particular cultural background, probably you won't be attached to a certain appearance of a God.
I was reading the new info, and I noticed that maybe it wasn't a problem with my 3rd eye or pineal gland for "not seeing properly" the Gods.
I do see them when I'm focused, but since I never got attached deeply to a particular culture, or a certain God isn't Greek related (for example), it is difficult to address a specific appearance. I have said that I am mixed-race, but I also have cultural background on two completely different countries.
Take Zeus for example, in my mind He can be depicted as a tall blond man, a beard man sitting on a throne, or Shiva style. He could be Thor-like, other appearances. Since I don't have a particular taste, I was getting confused if it is better to picture Him as form A or B. After all this, I've decided to ignore these "issues", gave up deciding if I should picture Him or not. If I see a thunderbolt, I know it's His symbol. The same thing for Egyptian Gods, deciding the "right physical appearance" doesn't please me, some whites saying that they are white, blacks saying that there are black. Thankfully the Gods always showed up in different manners for me, besides the "human form". Good that the new sermon clarified all this.
All that white supremacy made the whites look like exclusive, special on Earth, and there were members at that time (me included, but not participating in the forums) that were displeased with certain members parading around. I have no problem with race, I know it is important, and I'm not against whites protecting their race, blacks restoring their culture, asians preserving theirs.
But the way that some members were acting (there were even some saying disrespectful things to blacks in the old Yahoo group, like put all the blacks from America in a boat and deport them all to Africa) made other members feel bad, inferior, some questioning if they should continue here or not.
Then the activities on the other racial groups in the forum started to grow, and hopefully my brothers and sisters found a place so that wouldn't feel that they didn't belong anymore.
When a member is married to a different race it is one thing to treat them. It is no problem to educate them, to give some advice.
But when white members all started to say that mixed-race people are IQ minus 100, all filled with diseases, that is something else.
I know that there are studies showing some bad stuff showing up in mixed-race descendants, but bad diseases also show up randomly, like genetic errors, incompatible blood types, and in cases of incest.
Some people here weren't aware that their brother or sister could be mixed-race too, and that displaying all the problems didn't help much to motivate them.
At the contrary, depending on the person, showing that info all the time could bring them to depression, making them feel as they were doomed by the Gods or something.
Since the ToZ is in a cleaning and growing state, it is best to remove the dross that was left behind from the past.