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I Just watched John Lear's interview on coast to coast and he said that our soul's belong to them. What does that mean?....John? Maybe I misunderstood you.
That isnt 'sleepers take' at all. Its one of the basic precepts of Theravada Buddhism which it would seem he is proposing as his idea ?
John, does this mean you've given up on he idea of a "Soul Catcher" on the moon?
If we are reincarnated or "set free" it would seem silly to have some contraption up there to catch what is already being reused in a new baby or released to the Cosmos. Wouldn't it?
Springer...
Originally posted by 1nL1ghtened
It is very interesting. You must consider the source. Where in fact is all this information gleaned from? Are the "supposed" aliens the ones revealing this information?
I certainly do not want to deviate too far off topic, or turn this into a religious debate, but several theories state that, these beings are not aliens at all but fallen angels (demons) that have spoon fed these ideas to a select few to spread among the masses as part Satans master plan. An aggressive dis-info campaign against the All-Mighty himself.
Originally posted by johnlear
No. The Big Soul Machine On The Moon is still there and operating. It is kind of a 'transfer and routing' soul machine. Not a soul 'catcher'.
"If it smells like a duck, looks like a duck, and acts like a duck, then what is it?"
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by johnlear
No. The Big Soul Machine On The Moon is still there and operating. It is kind of a 'transfer and routing' soul machine. Not a soul 'catcher'.
John, it is generally acknowledged that the soul is 'not of this earth' in the sense that it's not made of physical stuff. It operates on another plane, perhaps at a higher vibrational level, and interacts with the physical body, using it to 'actualize its potential' or [insert your idea hare].
the question is: Why would you need a physical machine, a router in the same mold as Cisco, to play traffic cop to a non-physical thing?
Originally posted by 1nL1ghtened
Of course GeeGee...that is what they want us all to believe. If analyzing this phenomenon was that easy...
...then none of us would be here, we'd all assume whatever...and case closed?
Again I was presenting an already widely known theory on the true origins of aliens as it pertains to this topic on this post. There are many other theories on this subject as well, I chose this one as I think the discussion pertains to the soul, not religious beliefs.
Thanks for sharing the Atheist views on this topic though, fascinating.
But to think there is an actual, physical structure on the moon "catching" that which is not physical just doesn't add up for me.
Springer...
Originally posted by johnlear
Humans don't want to think that something which they think of as 'not physical' or 'ethereal' could have physical properties, or be transferred or routed or stored. It offends their sense of being, their ego.
So while I can sympathize with their outrage and/or fear the fact remains that there is a good chance that the tower seen in the photo taken by Lunar Orbiter III and whose negative number is 84M is a Big Soul Machine On The Moon.
The Big Soul Machine On The Moon is certainly one of my most contentious ideas. But that’s all it is: an idea. Try not to take offense.
All you've got is an extremely vague and fuzzy picture that could be anything, or nothing. That's regrettably not very good evidence.
Then we've got this 'Cisco router' idea that appears to have little precedent.
The problem is explaining why a physical device is needed to route a non-physical entity.
I'm reminded of Star Trek V (The worst Star Trek movie ever made: Share the pain. See Star Trek V with a friend). Toward the end the infintely wise Kirk says, "Why does God need a spaceship?"
Indeed. Mainstream religions around the globe offer their largely unsatisfying answers, but never have they suggested that souls are routed by machine ala some Matrix fake universe.
One would think a disincarnated soul could more or less take care of itself for the interim between lives without physical help from this side.
Whether they spend their time with dead relatives in some sort of Nirvana for awhile before wishing themselves back into a body or whether they worship with fellow Christians, waiting for Jesus some more before the 'veil of forgetfulness' overwhelms them for another round of silliness, who knows? There are also those who would suggest physical existence is addictive and that we crave being here to really smell, feel, hear, taste, and see rather than just think about those things in a soulful dream-state. And there's the idea that the real message of Jesus was "I can get you out of this" continual cycle of reincarnations, but that this was suppressed at the Council of Nicea thanks to Constantinople. Of course, eastern religions have explored these ideas in depth.
the point is that here are lots of ideas that have been well developed through the millennia that at least have some background, some history, some explanation for the nature of reality beyond the one we're in. Your soul machine, on the other hand, has none of this. It's anathema to everything else, all the other ideas we've ever heard. It is a skeletion with no flesh, a naked concept that came out of nowhere and was plopped down on the moon, maybe, with the attitude of 'take it or leave it.'
Although many people may laugh at it, no one is outraged or angry about your soul machine idea. Where you got that idea is anybody's guess. I think most people would really like to understand the nature of reality. I would just like you to explain yourself better than you have.
I've read sleepers thread and some info from some of the links found there. If you are going to talk about souls then you are going to get into the realm of religion. Sleepers information of course contradicts the Bible and therefore I view it as a deception.