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originally posted by: sputniksteve
For side reading, I highly suggest 2 fantastic books. Both can be gotten at a public library. Both are easy and enjoyable to read.
Beyond Biocentrism by Adam Lanza
and
Surviving Death by Leslie Kean
This CIA paper will also help immensely. This is the source of everything I posted earlier.
www.cia.gov...
originally posted by: Cauliflower
originally posted by: sputniksteve
For side reading, I highly suggest 2 fantastic books. Both can be gotten at a public library. Both are easy and enjoyable to read.
Beyond Biocentrism by Adam Lanza
and
Surviving Death by Leslie Kean
This CIA paper will also help immensely. This is the source of everything I posted earlier.
www.cia.gov...
The gateway and brain hemisphere-sync paper does contain some information about how the CIA historically operates.
As a result of FOIA requests in the 1990's concerning the agencies wartime gateway operations a sculpture was declassified.
Known as the Kryptos sculpture in the old CIA courtyard, one side of the sculpture is primarily just a repeating set of characters while the other side uses wartime ciphers such as Vigenère and German enigma style rotor offsets to encrypt the text. Decrypting the text reveals a further word problem "Iqlusion" ("my" emphasis chose math).
CIA doesn't seem to want the puzzle cracked and published in the math journals but it is the best CIA example of the gate hemisphere synch I've run across. Probably not even enough interest on ATS to link it though.
originally posted by: lostgirl
a reply to: sputniksteve
That CIA paper could be a thread all on it's own -
- especially considering that it's missing a page...
...what do you suppose is on page 25 that they wouldn't want us to know?
originally posted by: sputniksteve
For side reading, I highly suggest 2 fantastic books. Both can be gotten at a public library. Both are easy and enjoyable to read.
Beyond Biocentrism by Adam Lanza
and
Surviving Death by Leslie Kean
This CIA paper will also help immensely. This is the source of everything I posted earlier.
www.cia.gov...
originally posted by: dingdongdoodah
a reply to: sputniksteve
I I'm following this for more of your input on the book like a religion and just been having a lil look through other reading materials you recommended . I haven't got through the other stuff fully yet I have three children one whom is five months so I do most of my reading at night or when she sleeps. I did start reading 1984 again but haven't got anywhere as this thread has consumed my free time which I'm not grumbling at as its awesome I haven't been this hooked on a thread in donkeys! so thanks very much and keep posting and I shall keep reading! xox
I have found that imagining and visualizing models on those scale can be taxing. Imo, the concentration and focus it uses requires a lot of energy.
originally posted by: dffrntkndfnml
Thank-you sputniksteve for the great thread.I hadn't heard of Ken Webster's book before and or the events in Dodleston. It's very interesting and a cook book for ideas.Really enjoying this, and the contributions of the community, here.
Earlier, you had brought up a torus shaped model of the universe and how it could relate to the Poltergeist activity and consciousness. Having contemplated similar things before, I have found that imagining and visualizing models on those scale can be taxing. Imo, the concentration and focus it uses requires a lot of energy.It could just be me, though I thought this was worth mentioning.
You've put much work into this thread, and your passion for the topic shines through.I have burnt myself out before keeping a similar work schedule, while investigating similar ideas.Please, remember to eat well and get proper sleep.
originally posted by: Cauliflower
a reply to: dffrntkndfnml
I have found that imagining and visualizing models on those scale can be taxing. Imo, the concentration and focus it uses requires a lot of energy.
I really need to apologize to Steve since I tend to post rather banally whenever I read anything esoteric.
To use geek terminology I tend to read little endian and post Big endian as others have noted..
www.cs.umd.edu...
But you can learn from that..
originally posted by: dingdongdoodah
a reply to: sputniksteve
our libraries are not too bad I was thinking of seeing if I can find vertical plane there too I will let you know what I find .