Gandalf's Battle on the Bridge in the Mines of Moria (Fireside Series, Vol. 2, No. 6)

Part of Ramtha's Fireside Series collection library on the topic of the Observer Effect in terms of J.R.R. Tolkien's scene of Gandalf and the Balrog from "The Lord of the Rings."
In the great books called The Lord of the Rings, there is a great story about the Observer that I am teaching you here. If you really want to read about the Observer versus humanity, you should read them because they are about truth. When the master teacher stands upon a very thin bridge and says You cannot pass to a monstrous necromancer so ominous and dreadful it would cause you to shudder the Observer and the voices of the necromancer are captured in myth more brilliantly than any other piece that was ever written.
This is the deeper message of that story. The necromancer could surely tear to pieces the master on the bridge because it is a thousand times larger than the master, but the master has something the necromancer doesn t will. Do you know how uncommon will is in humanity and in necromancers? It is one of the rare qualities that makes greatness. Ramtha