Lairg
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Describe what you think enlightenment is and what you would realize should you have it
Lairg replied to helpfuldemon's topic in Buddhist Discussion
I quite often see humans with etheric implants in the brain - commonly at the base of the skull. Usually if the human directs heart-light to the implant it will go. -
Describe what you think enlightenment is and what you would realize should you have it
Lairg replied to helpfuldemon's topic in Buddhist Discussion
Quite so. Since the logos of this solar system is a god of love, when the human emanates love, s/he accelerates the proper unfoldment of the solar system -
It is more that historians copy known eras when they write ancient history. In the real world Martin Armstrong's AI system keeps finding historical cycles with the system making accurate predictions up to 30 years ahead. So there must be cycles in planetary and human processes. https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/armstrongeconomics101/understanding-cycles/discovering-cycles/
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Gardening is important because the would-be mage can learn: - Right relationship by attuning to plants and soil - offering assistance to them and feeling the response - pruning/harvesting with their permission - A sense of the cosmic tides - e.g. when to plant - it varies day to day - Relationship with other kingdoms that work with ecosystems including nature spirit and greater deva - In suitable sites, cooperative management of stellar and planetary meridians - Anchoring of cosmic patterns for unfoldment of planets and ecosystems - Sometimes a sense of timeline interactions in the local unfolding of Existence - The place of oneself as an actor in the cosmic pattern - ...
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What a mage does is mage-ic. So how does one become a mage? Pay money to a mail order RC business? Go through group/individual rituals? Join a religion? Better perhaps to start as a gardener
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There is a lot to be achieved first including control of the 5 kabbalistic souls.
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Finding Shambhala: Just 3 Easy Steps There.
Lairg replied to Jamyang Khedrup's topic in Buddhist Discussion
Was Tibetan the original language? I knew a woman that could remember her time in ancient Egypt. She maintained that there was a secret meaning to Egyptian words so that only the initiated could understand the hidden meaning. She said all the translations she saw were wrong. The Pentateuch has its layers with notarikon, gematria and temurah. Does Tibetan have initiate meanings? -
As you may recall the geometric Tree of Life fits on the human body. Since the ToL also fits on the Galactic Logos, a suitably refined human can access galactic energies by resonance. Hence the need to keep humans ignorant
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If your Will can effect other people then it may be that believing it cannot is sufficient to render it useless. A win-win situation?
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What do women believe?
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Finding Shambhala: Just 3 Easy Steps There.
Lairg replied to Jamyang Khedrup's topic in Buddhist Discussion
One account says that Sanat Kumara arrived on Earth with the lesser Kumaras some 18 million years ago. Being young-looking he is sometimes called "the youth of endless summers" "The Kumaras, for instance, are called the “Four” though in reality seven in number, because Sanaka, Sananda, Sanatana and Sanat-Kumara are the chief Vaidhâtra (their patronymic name), as they spring from the “four-fold mystery." https://theosophy.wiki/en/Kumara -
Experiments in Weather Magic
Lairg replied to Zhongyongdaoist's topic in Esoteric and Occult Discussion
In my experience, weather can be quickly changed by changing the consciousness of the local population. Large areas are more difficult and for perhaps 50 years there have been weather weapons (earthquakes, volcanoes, droughts etc) - first announced by Khrushchev in terms of weapon able to destroy the planet itself and later by the US Sec of Defense https://redice.tv/news/weather-weapons-have-existed-for-over-15-years-testified-u-s-secretary-of-defense -
Finding Shambhala: Just 3 Easy Steps There.
Lairg replied to Jamyang Khedrup's topic in Buddhist Discussion
I find Leonardo quite satisfying -
Finding Shambhala: Just 3 Easy Steps There.
Lairg replied to Jamyang Khedrup's topic in Buddhist Discussion
Where Shambhala is an etheric kingdom there are various names for the King such as: - Sanat Kumara - The Youth of Endless Summers - Lord of the World - Ancient of Days (but not the Ancient of Ancients) - Rigden Jyepo Here is Leonardo's depiction of the Lord of the World, greeting a relative from the dog star That 'eagle' appears in many northern hemisphere nations as the double-headed eagle - looking both into the planet and into space -
Finding Shambhala: Just 3 Easy Steps There.
Lairg replied to Jamyang Khedrup's topic in Buddhist Discussion
So what tests can we do to discriminate between the various hypotheses? -
So they do, but in this galaxy our god is a god of love, so mostly right relationship is required before the human Will is acceptable to the various intelligences - elemental, nature spirit, higher deva, etc. The major exception is beginner's luck where the relevant beings are interested enough to be diverted once only from their assigned functions. Other than right relationship, it is rather useful to be able to see the energies and interconnecting flows and divert those to conform to the required outcome
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In my experience, the logos/god of this solar system is a god of love, as is the logos of this galaxy. Some galaxies however have logoi of intelligence and a few have logoi of will. Mostly however the galactic logoi are gods of love since our universal logos is a god of love. Thus the galactic process is to learn to control intelligence/energy, and then relationship and eventually intent. Earth humans mostly follow that pattern.
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To be a bit more specific, having healed the heart of its pain, the adept focuses upon the management of higher will (atma). The adept having just been accepted into a higher level of cosmic brotherhood has many relationships to develop before being too free with the use of atma. Indeed atma is seen as a dense reflection of the Intent of greater beings
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I seem to have upset you. That was not my intention
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Not to mention the 16 crucified world saviors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World's_Sixteen_Crucified_Saviors Henry Ford nailed it: History is bunk!
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You may be aware of the work of Anatoly Fomenko. There are strong patterns between ancient and recent history - to the extent that it is hard to distinguish them statistically. Even the names seem to be recycled. Hence the proposition that history repeats.
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Is there a difference between Solomon the Great and Suleiman the Magnificient? The first is in the Old Testament and the second is in the Middle Ages. Both built temples and had large empires
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The problem for engineers is that their bridges, aircraft etc are supposed to work for many decades. They find that assuming is not as good as testing. Testing results in fewer deaths.
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>No one can say for sure. How to test that belief? > Since those that die don't seem to come back to tell us Various humans claim to remember a previous life, quoting name, date and street address. Where those details turn out to be historically valid, in about 30% of those cases, the known physical damage of the previous incarnation appears as a corresponding birth mark in the current day human. > there is life after death There are many cases of humans that were clinically dead (no brain waves, no heart beat) and then resuscitated that explain their experiences about going into the post-death state and then turning back - or being sent back. For myself, I was very clear it was not my turn to be born. I was not pleased. >one should assume there isn't. I was taught by engineers: Assume means "make an ass of u and me" On the other hand, it may be better for non-engineers to believe whatever makes them happy For myself I recall dying over northern France in 1941. The scenery is very familiar to me from the air but not at all on the ground when I drove through that area.
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Describe what you think enlightenment is and what you would realize should you have it
Lairg replied to helpfuldemon's topic in Buddhist Discussion
Having learned to control the mind and worked through personal karma, the junior initiate is faced with a challenge. S/he is prepared to be at-one with the world but this is a passive isolated state. Only when the initiate actively works for the oneness of all, is the commitment made that allows first stage enlightenment. Thus the initiate commits to working with Divine Intent as it shapes the cosmos.
