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The enormous, spiral light with its glowing centre, seen over Norway on 9 December 2009, has excited and baffled thousands of Norwegians including astronomical experts. What does it mean?
On 12 December 2008 Share International Foundation announced that a large, bright ‘star’-like object would soon be seen in the sky. It is a sign heralding the imminent appearance of Maitreya, the World Teacher, on His first television interview, which will take place in the USA.
The ‘star’ is really one of four enormous spacecraft placed around the world. Since December 2008 numerous sightings of the ‘star’ have been reported on YouTube and television news programmes. Share International magazine has received hundreds of photographs showing the ‘star’ in a variety of stunning colours and shapes.
The huge spiral manifestation over Norway is an extension of the work of these spacecraft and is irrefutable evidence of their reality. Our information is that further such manifestations are planned for the near future.

Buddha went on to instruct that it is wise to make a proper examination before committing. He said this was to be applied to his own teachings as well. The benefit is: not being too bound by unverifiable propositions, hopefully.
In Pali, Buddha's reply is recorded thus:
Ma anussavena.
Do not believe something just because it has been passed along and retold for many generations. [Simpler: Do not simply believe by what you are told.]
Ma paramparaya.
Do not believe something merely because it has become a traditional practice. [Do not follow tradition blindly merely just because it has been handed down from past generations.]
Ma itikiraya.
Do not believe something simply because it is well-known everywhere. [Do not be quick to listen to rumours blindly or common opinion .]
Ma Pitakasampadanena.
Do not believe something just because it is cited in a text. [Do not be led by what the scriptures say]
Ma takkahetu.
Do not believe something solely on the grounds of logical reasoning. [Do not foolishly make assumptions or be led by mere logic.]
Ma nayahetu.
Do not believe something merely because it accords with your philosophy. [Do not abruptly draw conclusions by what you see and hear .]
Ma akaraparivitakkena.
Do not believe something because it appeals to "common sense". [Do not be fooled by outward appearances.]
Ma ditthinijjhanakkhantiya.
Do not believe something just because you like the idea. [Do not hold on tightly to any view or idea just because you are comfortable with it .]
Ma bhabbarupataya.
Do not believe something because the speaker seems trustworthy. [Do not believe any view just because some seeming believable one says.]
Ma samano no garu ti.
Do not believe something thinking, "This is what our teacher says". [Do not be led by what your teacher tells you is so.]