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Originally posted by jbondo
By the way, the empty cross symbolizes that Christ lives.
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Ancient Pueblo People or Ancestral Puebloans are preferred terms for the cultural group of people often known as Anasazi, the ancestors of the modern Pueblo peoples. The ancestral Puebloans were a prehistoric Native American culture centered around the present-day Four Corners area of the Southwest United States. Archaeologists still debate when a distinct culture emerged, but the current consensus, based on terminology defined by the Pecos Classification, suggests their emergence around 1200 B.C., the Basketmaker II Era.
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Early Basketmaker II Era
1200 BC to AD 50
Early Anasazi camped in the open or lived in caves seasonally. During this period, they began to cultivate gardens of maize (flint corn in particular) and squash, but no beans. They used manos and metates to grind corn, made baskets, but had no pottery.
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Pithouses were very common structures in the American Southwest during the early and middle periods of the Anasazi, Mogollon and Hohokam cultures, and were also found in cultures extending north and west of the Colorado plateau. The emergence of the pithouse marks the transition between a nomadic hunting-and-gathering livelihood and a settled agricultural way of life which also relied on wild plants and animals for food. Pithouse structures were probably the forerunners of the kivas built later in the Pueblo periods, and share many characteristics with them.
Originally posted by crijack
1. If Lincoln was a reincarnation of Jesus, then how the heck did he manage to become president?
why would they ever allow any non-illuminati person to grace the status of president?
2. According to you, you like to live by love. Have you ever had a situation where someone who is not familiar with ascension and love concepts try to offend you? Did you sympathetic nervous system ever go off in an uncontrollable way in response to being offended?
3. You say that a few of your family members have experienced telepathy? Can you describe what telepathy feels like? Have you or your family mastered it yet?
tell me if any of these symptoms can apply to telepathy based people:
I only bring up these symptoms to try and understand whether schizophrenia is telepathy or whether these two conditions are completely different?
I would say that it is not possible to tell. Surely schizo people will hear voices and perhaps they might attribute these to persons around them.
None of these symptoms apply to me, although I must attack some of these symptoms, in particular the "thinking others are out to get you" ...Fact of the matter is this: Everyone is out to get you. Lots of people are being controlled by their friends saying "Hey, come on now, we're your friends!"
Originally posted by crijack
1. Do you need "love" in order to get telepathy?
2. How exactly do you increase your vibrations?
3. Are you familiar with a movie called "The Secret"?? Tell me if you agree with it or not? The basic idea is you create your reality through thoughts. Overall, I think it tries to promote you to be a peaceful, loving, and happy human being. Here is a preview
4. A time traveler that calls himself Emit Rekkert once came to another forum godlikeproductions.com. He talked alot about different changes in the future. But one quick preview that he gave us was that we would have a civil war in 2007 in the US. Can you confirm this from what you know?
These voices dont come from others around them, according to them. They usually come from god, angels, or are internal that can torment them or be friendly to them. Sometimes they dont go away and other times they do. The voices usually call these people and these people can answer or choose to ignore them
I was mainly trying to compare schizophrenia and telepathy, thinking that they were the same. But obviously I was wrong in that regard.
Fair enough. A lot of these schizos think that someone is out to get them (Govt) even though they have not contributed anything important that would warrent someone taking an active interest in their demise. I believe their paranoia is the result from excessive neurotransmitters in the brain that put them in that type of mode.
I also believe that this disease is genetic in nature along with other environmental and internal factors that contribute. Is there anything that people can do to avoid diseases alltogether?
Just curious, have you ever been in a Lakota sweat lodge?
I have to wonder about your use of the term "these schizos" which indicates a polarization of us versus them. Yes, the brain can do some funny stuff when the chemicals are not right.
Originally posted by crijack
Just curious, have you ever been in a Lakota sweat lodge?
Naw never heard of it. What is it?
I also want to add...
You say we should cultivate pure love for us, family and strangers. But if you love the strangers around you, how will you react when you hear about them suffering? That would bring stress and pain to you. How do you reconcile two such issues? I think thats one reason why a large % of humanity doesnt love strangers because we will get hurt when they get hurt.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
The Lakota people are native Americans generally located in the Eastern US, but the Lakota mythology is one of peace and the rituals are practiced by all tribes nationwide. In fact, although a lot of historians talk about Lakota indians, there is a larger participation in the Lakota rituals by natives all across the US territories as these rituals are generally known as the way of peace and also are Lakota songs sung by other tribes.
I mention this because I'm going to talk more about the Lakota way later. I just wanted to see if you've ever been in a sweat lodge. It's a very interesting experience.
Originally posted by tomra
Smallpeeps, not sure if i understand this cause there seems to be a big element of making matters more complicated than it really needs to be. How does this ritual differ from any other "ritual" involving meditation and healing?
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The remaining scout was frightened, and began to draw his bow, but the woman beckoned him forward, telling him that no harm would come to him.
As the woman was fluent in Lakota, the young man decided she was one of his tribe, and came forward. When he arrived, she pointed to a spot on the ground where the other scout's bare bones lay. She explained that the Crazy Buffalo had compelled the man to desire her, and she had annihilated him.
The woman's name was PtesanWi which translated White Buffalo Calf Woman. She taught the Lakotas many sacred rituals and gave them the chununpa or sacred pipe which is the holiest of all worship symbols. After teaching the people and giving them her gifts, PtesanWi left them promising to return.
Later, the story became attributed to the goddess Wohpe, also know as Whope, or Wope.
When Roman Catholic missionaries first came among the Lakota, their stories of the Virgin Mary and Jesus became associated with the legend of White Buffalo Calf Woman. The syncretic practice of identifying Mary with PtesanWi and Jesus with the chununpa continues among Lakota Christians to this day.
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In Lakota mythology, Wi is one of the most supreme gods. He is a solar deity, and is associated with the American Bison. He is the father of Whope.
Originally posted by bluesteel
smallpeeps you mention the ra material, kinda funny considering that my friend just told me about that 2 days ago and I'm going to read it soon. He was referred to it by his gf's father who I also know, and he apparently has been abducted before and can leave his body at will. I want to have a sit down with him soon. I will fill you in on any interesting comments that he makes and post anything of interest.
Originally posted by bluesteel
smallpeeps, I believe it was iron septor who asked about bono, but yes its good that you clarified that because I wondered about him after he was brought up.
As for the man I know, my friend said that when he got abducted, they were benevolent beings. And he was on a table of some sort. Also he mentioned that they did some strange procedure on him, but it felt like a cool sensation and he didn't feel pain. They also communicated with him in his mind thru thought.
Originally posted by smallpeeps
I am a bit shaken to think that I have been abducted. But then I realize that we are like babies compared to them. Still, I have asked, "Some people do not sell their souls and yet they still do experience pain when they are abducted. Why is this?" and I was not allowed to know. So this does bother me, namely, why do some people who have not bound themselves to evil, suffer during their abduction?
The truth of the matter, based on what I have read so far, is that alien abduction is painful for most people. The gummint has alien tech and they harrass people with it but I don't know much about how or why. I do know that people who keep their hearts pure and who do not make deals for power, are generally not able to be harrassed but this area remains clouded to me. I really don't care about aliens anyway because being human is fascination enough.
Originally posted by tomra
I have no recollection of beeing abducted either and i hope i never will. I�m curious...do you think your sources ment that "everyone ARE beeing abducted" or "everyone CAN be abducted"?
Somehow it feels like that even the RA material as comprehensive as it appears only covers small bits and pieces of the entire picture. Most of it is not relevant for our lives anyway. Taking care of fellow man is