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originally posted by: studio500
So many questions.
I used to ponder if Earth life was really Heaven, and death was the end, or at least a lesser existence but now my thoughts have changed radically.
May I ask ?
Does anyone here, who has followed this thread from start to finish, feel any more Spiritual or enlightened now, than before they entered this thread?
I know I do.
I feel like I have been on a journey of chain reactions, which all started with one little book. I'm still on that journey, I just have no idea where it will lead....
originally posted by: Bekkalek
originally posted by: studio500
So many questions.
I used to ponder if Earth life was really Heaven, and death was the end, or at least a lesser existence but now my thoughts have changed radically.
May I ask ?
Does anyone here, who has followed this thread from start to finish, feel any more Spiritual or enlightened now, than before they entered this thread?
I know I do.
I feel like I have been on a journey of chain reactions, which all started with one little book. I'm still on that journey, I just have no idea where it will lead....
I must agree, ever since finding this book and thread, I've certainly been involved in a journey of chain reactions.
Everything suddenly seems all too connected; to the point it is eerie.
I've always kinda had premonitions about things, but never really realized it until this journey.
Example: when I was probably 12-14 I had this weird fascination with looking up all the different makes and models of major brands of vehicles, just because I found it interesting. Fast forward 10 years, I'm 25 and in a job where this knowledge is now inexplicably helpful. I design vehicle wraps all day.
When I was 12-14 and felt the need to learn this knowledge, the concept of vehicle wrapping didn't even exist.
I definitely feel more "awake" since joining this thread; but consequently also feel kinda (really) crazy.
So when I come and drop random things in here, I really don't always know how to explain why I feel they are important to this discussion, there's just something in my gut that says everything will make sense once we put it all together.
Steve, did you ever get a chance to re-listen to 19.08 & 17.11?
The note I made about 19.08 that I thought was relevant was the "Tortoise Mind" and how it can pick up patterns without us really realizing it.
For 17.11 I took note due to the mention of Jackson Pollock imitating nature with patterns & Fractal Relationships
A couple others I listened to this past week I took note of were 18.16 & the Power of Eight; 18.04 and Biocentrism as discussed by Bob Berman the Astronomer.
Also A delightful article I happened across as well this week is here : www.theguardian.com...
This article spoke volumes to me as I've never really comprehended time, it's quite frankly always kinda messed with me.
An hour can seem like a minute and vice versa depending upon what's happening, and EVERYTHING IS RELATIVE.
I also had a co-worker take notice of everything I've been looking at and listening to lately, and he suggested I look into the work of Joe Dispenza. I haven't really had much of a chance to dive into this guys stuff, but it appears to be relevant to all of this as well.
So if anybody has completely followed this mess of a comment, am I just completely losing it thinking everything is connected? Or am I on the same track as everyone else?
originally posted by: CromCruachh
I just had a thought, in the ancient Celtic religion, cats were the guardians of the underworld/other world.
Ancient Egyptians had the same belief, didn't they?
I thought maybe that's what that poem meant by "pussy cat pussy cat went to London to seek fame and fortune"
Not sure what the mouse represents though,? Slyness? Cunning?
originally posted by: CromCruachh
I just had a thought, in the ancient Celtic religion, cats were the guardians of the underworld/other world.
Ancient Egyptians had the same belief, didn't they?
I thought maybe that's what that poem meant by "pussy cat pussy cat went to London to seek fame and fortune"
Not sure what the mouse represents though,? Slyness? Cunning?
originally posted by: CromCruachh
a reply to: CromCruachh
Dam, I thought you folks would be interested in my itc experiments :/ oh well...
Studio500, have you done itc experiments before? If so do you have any tips?
originally posted by: Bekkalek
originally posted by: CromCruachh
I just had a thought, in the ancient Celtic religion, cats were the guardians of the underworld/other world.
Ancient Egyptians had the same belief, didn't they?
I thought maybe that's what that poem meant by "pussy cat pussy cat went to London to seek fame and fortune"
Not sure what the mouse represents though,? Slyness? Cunning?
“The mouse represents secrets, cunning, shyness, the ability to hide in times of danger. Its appearance often signals a need to pay attention to small details, such as the fine print in contracts or the double meaning in words.” From this site- but also has a different meaning behind the cat according to this site. www.joellessacredgrove.com...