maheosphet

It is not magic, Observational collapse, Particle or wave?

Of the turning world, Worldly is as worldly does, Manifestation.

An ill dream oft told, Falling from the greatest height, Feel the vertigo.

But dawn steals my wings, Yet the memories remain, Fading in today.

Just work in progress, Dreams in dreams and blissful rest, In dreams I can fly.

And writes his story, So through the use of a man, Something more than man.

DP

I guess you would have to define what you mean by negative to determine if the shadow people as you call them qualify. If by negative you mean like electricity, the pull of energy, then yes they are negative. If by negative you mean opposite of positive in regards to you personally, then the answer is still yes. The energy state of shadow people is negative (yin), and it attracts or absorbs positive energy (Yang). These things don't really take the energy to keep for themselves, but act as a conduit to transfer the energy to their masters. So, their masters might find them "positive" if positive means beneficial to themselves. A hierarchy is extremely prominent in the under-realms, and these shadow people are lesser beings, serving stronger beings, literally having no will of their own. Like a computer program it simply does as it is commanded without question. Physical things that I have had some success in using to ward them away include garlic, UV light, and a strong electromagnetic field within a magnetic field and high frequency sounds above 963 Hz.

Like sunset, lakeside; Come with me and take a ride, Into the unknown.

The thing with clones is . . how do you know if you're the clone or they are the clone? I knew because I was the only one that had a supercharger that could power the ships. From what I've gathered "Siva" as it called itself to me (Although I doubt it really was) Was in league with Mara, on their mission of taking peoples spirits/souls and other energies. He didn't seem to be using the 5 pointed pentagram when summoning but the 6 pointed hexagram. His craft was a Triangle or Chevron shaped and capable of phasing in and out of this dimension. He thinks I owe him something, and wants me to feed his snake which I nearly destroyed when it got loose and started eating up the entire neighborhood. There is evidence of people being implanted, I have personally found a couple of them installed in me, but here the whole fiasco has been documented:

Hi MS, good to hear from you again. You could also hi-jack/commandeer an alien spaceship and use it's energy to take you to a different universe!

'cross the universe, Tachyon driver engaged, Back again last year.

So, what do you suppose happens to the "you" in the other universe when you switch?

Hone your inner sight!

Uncaring and stark, A bright light shines through the dark, The sunlight embarks.

Double posted.

One way to think about it is to consider every choice one makes as a fork in the road, and the choice you choose is the universe you end up end. But there is more, the choice you didn't choose also get's created in another universe, and so spins out the multiverse. So to switch universe you have to sort of time travel and undo the choice you made and choose another choice to switch universe.

Clouds drift through my skull, Lightning cracks and thunder sounds, As the rain pours down.

I think it is still a want, for others to be liberated. (Being personally unaffected by it is part of spiritual evolution, that I alluded to earlier) And it is seemingly unrealistic as some don't want to be liberated. It is true that it is not a selfish goal (for him/her), but a selfless goal (for others), which is one of the reasons I think it is noble.

How would that rationale apply to the bodhisattva vow? I mean it's a goal that's not likely achievable, yet it is still noble.

Hi Shad I think if you took it to the extreme you would firstly dehydrate and die. But more realistically I guess that most people like to set goals to trigger that feeling they get from accomplishing their goal. Most goals are for personal development in some way, depending on ones outlook, that personal development could be rooted in greed and desire, but subjectively it is still personal development from their perspective. You might know that one who practices meditation, doesn't necessarily need to rely on worldly triggers to experience that sense of accomplishment, because the autonomous system that would normally respond to the triggers of accomplishment can be largely under the practitioners control. That in and of itself is a sort of freedom, a freedom from the bondage that plagues many others that live within the constraints of attachment. It's my opinion that goals can be useful, and even admirable when they are noble.

Bruce Lee's approach to martial arts is the approach that I take with spirituality, formless, shapeless, like water. It was an addendum to my answer to rideforevers question about my personal path, if you didn't catch it. The theatrics in the video wasn't the point whatsoever.

Of spiritual growth, The flower of life blooming, Petals become stars.

Thanks for the video.

Maheo is the creator God in Cheyenne, the tale of Maheo is fairly similar to that of other creator gods. (No, I'm not Native American) I don't follow any particular path, I am more of a seeker. The thing about most traditional paths, that I personally dislike, is the fairy tales smothering and burying the diamonds. I believe that there is some truth and some fable in most paths, and that one need not adhere to the totality of a path to dig out the diamonds. Perhaps I give myself too much credit to discern the difference? How about you?