'The Astral' About to be Closed Down? - Philip Goddard

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: solve

Yeah.

Superstition beats the hell out of science.

Who needs antibiotics when you have...leaches?

It was science that called belief in the afterlife "superstition". That is because science arbitrarily walls off a section of reality and then declares that the only thing that is real and worth studying is what it has trapped within the box formed by these walls. Anything that occasionally penetrates them, leaving science totally perplexed, it calls "superstition" in order to pretend that it does not exist because it was misunderstood by scientifically uninformed people. Otherwise science's incomplete understanding of reality would be exposed for all to see. Fortunately, some of us are not fooled by such vacuous words, which are always used to make people believe that nothing lies beyond those walls because they will be called superstitious if they do think that.

We live in a cumulative reality.I believe this topîc should not be revealed to the masses.To many nutballs and society has not evolved far enough along to police them....there are simply to many flawed harddrives walking around out there.

a reply to: micpsi

I see where you're coming from but I'd like to add something. These "superstitions" are not necessarily superior to science simply because scientists have yet to acknowledge them. Hell, if you'd go back to the 1950s, and told someone that we have computers that can fit in your pocket, they'd probably think you're insane. Yet, here we are, some of us typing on this forum on one of these computers. The point is, the existence of unqualified variables does not negate the relevancy of the qualifying factors, for if we get rid of said factors, how can these unqualified "superstitions" ever hope to be understood?

a reply to: IndyFront

Keep in mind that the Bible warns against such experiences. Genuine Prophetic experiences are of
a different character.
Don't automatically dismiss this...the idea of a shared/consensus reality more or less accidentally created sounds about right!

Interesting find...

a reply to: Phage

The invention and use of antibiotics was the first step at getting steamrolled by diseases, you know how things react when they are attacked.

Don`t you dare talk (SNIP) about good ol leaches, you will be thanking them if you are unfortunate and lose a piece like a nose or a finger, little buggers are about the only thing that can keep the bloodflow going until you are healing properly,,

And maggots, do not forget about those little micro surgeons,