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alien religions?

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Vajrahridaya   

Vajrahridaya
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Ah, now there's something interesting. Except it's not "massive global self-destruction." The destroying is being done by a portion of humanity.

 

Down with the Illuminati!! "Looks out of his window to see if any Illuminati hit men are out to get him."

 

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

No really... I have no idea if they exist or not. I've heard plausible support for their existence though.

 

It's true that it's the huge corporations doing the massive damage serving our forced consumerism.

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Vajrahridaya   

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But the real question is,

 

how do we tell the real thing (well, by "real" I mean existing whether WE exist or not) from Project Blue Beam, MK-ultra, and the like?..

 

Far out and crazy! Could be true! :blink:

 

. do they have more secrets or fewer? Larger budgets or smaller? More accountability as to what they're doing with this money and power or less? What d'you reckon?..

 

More, bigger, scarier... but I refuse to get depressed about it all.

 

I've heard they have an Earthquake weapon. :wacko:

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Vajrahridaya   

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Cro Magnons existed for a short time with Neanderthals. Cro Magnons are the ancestors of present day humans. Neanderthals are not Homo sapiens sapiens and were driven to extinction.

 

ralis

 

Right that's it... thanks for the correction.

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Taomeow   

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You will appreciate both the Leslie Kean book and Stanton Friedman's books. Both authors explore the shared reality evidence of UFO's as well as they can. Because of course the difference between water reality and earth reality is that multiple versions exist simultaneously and are valid with water reality, whereas earth reality there is only one shared reality. Not sure how those elements translate to the five element system, but that is how they are denoted in Western astrology.

This sounds extremely interesting to me, thanks. What you mention above briefly seems to have very strong parallels with what I've been shown in the shamanic process in Peru. Water reality of which multiple versions exist simultaneously -- but more than that -- ours is a "trickle down reality" from one of them -- but I can't really explain what I saw beyond just these words. It was literal. A trickle down reality -- every one of these words means exactly what I saw.

 

As for the Five Phases theory, DNA-based life in the universe is fundamentally of the Wood phase, Wood being born of Water. Makes sense to be a trickle-down reality of a Water multiverse if you're DNA-based. Of course there's other life forms -- the ones derived from the Wood phase are Fire life forms, afreet and angels and assorted light beings and such, Fire being born of Wood. Which is why we're in so much trouble in our Fire-Dryness-Deforestation-Upward-striving pyramid of a world: in terms of the Five Phases, we (Wood, life on earth) are ruled by our Wuxing children (Fire, the phase energetically and sequentially derived from Wood, all father-in-heaven or otherwise heaven/dematerialization/light/the Sun/electricity/economies running on combustible fuel/discorporation-worshiping religions and so on ad nauseam) instead of by our Wuxing mother (Water). This is why it's such a puerile endeavor... serious dimensions ignore us because we've put the cart before the horse (or someone put it there for us, don't know for sure if we did it to ourselves but seriously doubt it), which is a fast and sure way to get nowhere. The dimension She showed me looked as though we are merely a by-product of their operations, something they eliminate from their reality, the way we take a leak. It was as terrifying to behold as it was incomprehensible and unforgettable. I'll have to deal with this picture carved into the very retina of my mind's eye for the rest of my life trying to approach it on some human terms... but I've digressed far...

 

As for chakras, a taoist has none, so I dunno...:glare: We have the Five Shens though, comprising the Great Shen, and MK-ultra conditioning seems to be removing or damaging all of them -- most of Hun, nearly all of Zhi, parts of Po definitely... and of course the Heart Shen... Yi appears strong in them but it's a tunnel-vision kind of strength... Pretty horrible overall.

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Vajrahridaya   

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It's Project Blue Book. Books 1-12 were from a different organization, Book 14 was published and Book 13 was top secret.

 

You will appreciate both the Leslie Kean book and Stanton Friedman's books. Both authors explore the shared reality evidence...

 

I think you would be interested in learning more about the Majestic 12, also known as Majic 12 ...

 

The MK Ultra top secret program had to do with developing sixth chakra powers, also quite alarming when directed towards nefarious purposes.

 

Very interesting... I've heard about this water world idea of multiple shared realities. Thanks for all this information!

 

"Specialists have no explanation for a particular feature of the elongated skulls. If you take a closer look at the skull, you will see a tiny hole on the crown. The edges of the hole are extremely neat and even. Only elongated skulls have tidy holes. Could it be that the holes were used for picking information from space or from the egg-headed colleagues scattered around the world?

 

 

"I did research on one of those skulls found near the town of Chihuahua in Mexico in the 1930s," says the well-known archeologist Lloyd Pye, the author of the book Everything You Know is Wrong. When the appearance of the "owner" was restored using Professor Gerasimov"s method, it became obvious that the guy resembled aliens the way they are portrayed by eyewitnesses. I ran a DNA test of his bones in two laboratories. His DNA links in some sections differed from the human ones. The skull should have contained around 2 liter of brain. The skull of present-day man can hold only 1.5 liters of brain," says Mr. Pye. "

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Vajrahridaya   

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This sounds extremely interesting to me...

 

Wow... exactly the stuff I got into in the early 90's that made me somewhat depressed and just want to smoke pot all the time!

 

But, I can handle this information with more stability now... I hope.

 

Thanks for sharing! I am enjoying this.

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Taomeow   

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Far out and crazy! Could be true! :blink:

 

 

 

More, bigger, scarier... but I refuse to get depressed about it all.

 

I've heard they have an Earthquake weapon. :wacko:

It's a very solid and hope-giving approach, to refuse to get depressed not via happily hiding one's head in the sand (in the officialdom, distractions, denial, Prozac... wherever one finds enough sand to stick one's head in while sticking one's oh so vulnerable butt out... the vulnerability of this pose is what makes it less than appealing to me...) --

yeah, to refuse to get depressed WITH maximum alert awareness of the goings-on, DESPITE absorbing and analyzing information rather than deflecting it like some wound-up bounceback machine... is the ticket... or at least the closest thing to a ticket worth buying. Instead of depression... hmm, I can only see cultivation as a chance to beat the earthquake machine... maybe not enough... but I want to give it a shot because none of the alternatives really seem worthwhile. To pretend nothing is wrong? Bah humbug. To get depressed? What does THAT accomplish?:)

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Vajrahridaya   

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Instead of depression... hmm, I can only see cultivation as a chance to beat the earthquake machine... maybe not enough... but I want to give it a shot because none of the alternatives really seem worthwhile. To pretend nothing is wrong? Bah humbug. To get depressed? What does THAT accomplish?:)

 

It seems spiritual practice is the only truly sustainable way out in my opinion. I don't smoke pot anymore... as now if I do, I just get into analyzing pits of paranoia where I weave a wild web of seemingly verifiable delusion that ends up taking days to recover from. :wacko:

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Birch   

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"To pretend nothing is wrong? Bah humbug. To get depressed? What does THAT accomplish?:) "

 

Nothing at all :)

 

What it may not allow you to do is to "change the world."

 

But it will allow you to change your world. Maybe take some people with you? :)

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ralis   

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Very interesting... I've heard about this water world idea of multiple shared realities. Thanks for all this information!

 

"Specialists have no explanation for a particular feature of the elongated skulls. If you take a closer look at the skull, you will see a tiny hole on the crown. The edges of the hole are extremely neat and even. Only elongated skulls have tidy holes. Could it be that the holes were used for picking information from space or from the egg-headed colleagues scattered around the world?

 

 

"I did research on one of those skulls found near the town of Chihuahua in Mexico in the 1930s," says the well-known archeologist Lloyd Pye, the author of the book Everything You Know is Wrong. When the appearance of the "owner" was restored using Professor Gerasimov"s method, it became obvious that the guy resembled aliens the way they are portrayed by eyewitnesses. I ran a DNA test of his bones in two laboratories. His DNA links in some sections differed from the human ones. The skull should have contained around 2 liter of brain. The skull of present-day man can hold only 1.5 liters of brain," says Mr. Pye. "

 

 

Can you provide a link for this quote? Just looked this guy up. His research is bogus. All speculation.

 

ralis

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witch   

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I'm not saying that the author is right, or even playing with a full deck. Just stumbled on those when I was googling.

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witch   

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Well that explains you being here--but you've either got a strong Cap planet or your Saturn is a singleton, I'm willing to bet money. A small sum of money, I'm broke! :lol:

 

What's your birthdate? It would be nice if I could get city and time of day, but just the date will tell me most of what I need to know.

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ralis   

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Well that explains you being here--but you've either got a strong Cap planet or your Saturn is a singleton, I'm willing to bet money. A small sum of money, I'm broke! :lol:

 

What's your birthdate? It would be nice if I could get city and time of day, but just the date will tell me most of what I need to know.

 

In the Vedic I have Saturn in the 9th and that is why I have a strong interest in the sciences and architecture.

 

In the 11th I have Mercury, Venus and the Sun.

 

Jupiter is my strongest and I don't remember which house it is in.

 

ralis

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