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Up Your Game Son! Real spirituality and real power, no more amateur hour!
blue eyed snake replied to Immortal4life's topic in General Discussion
Many years ago, before I was a member of this forum, I frantically looked for proof. Now I regard that as a stage i had to go through. As I am now busy with clearing up my home from a lot of accumulated things that need to go I found a paper that impressed me at the time. Were I am sure I had a pdf of this, i guess that has been removed from the web, i did however find it on googlebooks. https://books.google.nl/books?id=D43VJpE3w9UC&pg=PA149&lpg=PA149&dq=jaarboek+integrale+geneeskunde+2010/2011+energiegeneeskunde&source=bl&ots=M0JNVVCAlZ&sig=ACfU3U39gtOXFQL17hr7RqhlODlVs4Zg7g&hl=nl&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiv7t6VvLyFAxUNzgIHHa_mAEAQ6AF6BAghEAM#v=onepage&q=jaarboek integrale geneeskunde 2010%2F2011 energiegeneeskunde&f=false As it is my mother language I will ask @Cobie to translate, i do not have energy for that. but on page 155 it says that during a study were healers were asked to do whatever they do when healing a patient, while their hands were in dark boxes with measuring apparatus. the strength of the field in Gauss was up to 1000 times the normal measure. At that time it was enough 'proof' for me. -
Up Your Game Son! Real spirituality and real power, no more amateur hour!
blue eyed snake replied to Immortal4life's topic in General Discussion
oooh, there we go again -
I sorta like this one
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dance, rhythmical movement, open and close, bellows, yin and yang, now and ever, dance...
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The Secret Teachings of the Rainbow Body
blue eyed snake replied to idiot_stimpy's topic in Buddhist Discussion
will listen to that in the coming days, thanks for posting. -
wow, thanks for posting that
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thats good, less energy needed for cleaning and combing plus take off when it's hot in summer
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perfect, I only need to grow a beard
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Everyone post some favorite quotes!
blue eyed snake replied to GrandTrinity's topic in General Discussion
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speaking for myself, NDE itself was not traumatic at all, the compassion and the light that are experienced are beyond words. but how to hold that stuff once your back here, the horrible experience of being back in your body. In my time nothing was known about it. I came from an atheist family, so had nothing to hook the experience on ( like, i could not say i met Jesus in heaven an outburst of love, light and compassion) so I never told anyone about it. Essentially I locked up the experience somewhere, not understanding, acting as if it had not happened. As I also had some sort of visions as a kid and I knew that people who see things that do not exist are crazy and gets locked away in a nut house. I took care to keep my mouth shut about anything unusual I experienced. also my mother was very anxious about " the crack into the unexplained" and that fear very probably has touched on me too. I was around 40 when I managed to get out of that circle and set my feet on the path. long story short, the trauma can come from the reaction of society, not from the experience itself.
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I had that the other way round, OBE started happening before NDE
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welcome Jonby, glad to hear you managed to recognize and overcome that fear.
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witchery is the common name i think “Fillet of a fenny snake, In the cauldron boil and bake; Eye of newt and toe of frog, Wool of bat and tongue of dog, Adder’s fork and blind-worm’s sting, Lizard’s leg and owlet’s wing, For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell-broth boil and bubble.”
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The Secret Teachings of the Rainbow Body
blue eyed snake replied to idiot_stimpy's topic in Buddhist Discussion
No, i think its good as it is, will need to listen to it some more times, its all quite new to me but indeed, quite timely. -
Books/texts/videos/rituals that helped you on Your growth
blue eyed snake replied to Sir Darius the Clairvoyent's topic in General Discussion
i remember fondly reading the wisdom of insecurity from Allan Watts, that set me on the path i guess. and one of the last was white moon on the mountainpeak from Damo Mitchell- 1 reply
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Full description of methods for the 4 stages of internal alchemy in book: Internal Alchemy for Everyone
blue eyed snake replied to Yae's topic in Daoist Discussion
Now what do you want? i think you need help -
your hair looks nice done up like that
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Glad I lived during a time were we smoked real plantstuff, made tea of it and baked it in a cake. 't was nice to grow too.
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i got that, but body being comfortable is helpful and harder to reach when it's protesting with oldage fuckery. I like this one, but have read that when your knees are hurting it's the opposite of helpful. As I cannot help you with books i thought this would be my contribution to your question.
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Full description of methods for the 4 stages of internal alchemy in book: Internal Alchemy for Everyone
blue eyed snake replied to Yae's topic in Daoist Discussion
I guess we all have the tendency to react on stuff we do not like or cannot handle, but this is something else. being here to bite and enjoy it. seems like when you bite you are getting bitten. -
when I still regularly trained a the dojo we were sometimes offered "tea" I have no idea what was in it but its effect, as far as I was able to discern it, was to be helpful opening up the central channel ( and probably more that I was not aware of.) Once someone asked " what's in it and where to buy?" and answer he got sums up as: will not tell you. It was potent stuff, after the first time I generally asked for only half of the usual amount. I would not want to use it without guidance.
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Full description of methods for the 4 stages of internal alchemy in book: Internal Alchemy for Everyone
blue eyed snake replied to Yae's topic in Daoist Discussion
well, only when the correct methods for the person and his or her development are used.