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Originally posted by St Udio
reply to post by mistermonculous
for my money, your entering the 'Fog' of future casting, prediction...
...the internet was in its infancy with the transfer of data from military and colleges to one another...
all these achievements were 'seen' by those of us that linked to the 'noosphere'....
i think this is just walking on lilly pads that were already positioned... the things that are coming are sinister in nature... cloning, DNA molestation... chimera...man in the stead of the moral God that many believe in...
we are the fallen angels already presuming to be gods ourselves
Originally posted by timewalker
reply to post by Frater210
... I don't think we are at the top looking down in "fear" of losing. If this is the "Gold" age, I am extremely disappointed.
I don't think we are at the bottom "Lead" age. Because I don't think we are that low.
I think we are right in the middle. The red dot....
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
reply to post by mistermonculous
I believe there is something to this. I just dont believe sitting around thinking about it, envisioning it, meditating on it, etc., is the way to achieve it.
Its a physical plane. Moving works. Manifesting via moving works best.
I think we should get up off our arses and make it happen. Just my two cents.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Originally posted by mistermonculous
Oh noes, IAG, I never meant to imply that one is not to take concrete action to enact change. Personally, I am very involved in the local agricultural movement in my neck of the woods.
Lol. Good, that makes me feel very relieved, One of the reasons I ignore many spiritual type things is because of their interpretation of the "law of Attraction" and how "thoughts become reality." Im incredibly frustrated with people who feel the way to improve the world is only to think good thoughts, and the way they accomplish that is by turning their heads from anything unpleasant.
Which as I see it violates spiritual law on so many levels its not even funny.
I believe, instead, much more in line with the Bhagavad Gita, that its NOT about turning your head from the unpleasant to the pleasant, or refusing to do the dirty work, it is by fully accepting the true nature of things that you realize that the "dirty work" just IS, and that "pleasant/unpleasant" is your fallacious judgment of what IS, and that you must simply act as you are best designed to act in a play not of your own making, whose outcome is not your business.
Originally posted by Frater210
All interested Noonauts might want to check in here...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Something is in the Air.
Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Originally posted by mistermonculous
I may or may not be getting your point, and please of course feel free to correct me, but I am pretty certain you are not really getting mine.
And Im really struggling to find a way to clarify it. So bear with me.
Part of the problem is you and I SEEM to look at who "we" are differently. I consider myself more like an avatar. Kind of like a video game character. So while I have an "identity" and an "existence" in this "game" (all metaphorical) Im not really the avatar, or the character. Im the consciousness outside the game, that experiences this game through the avatar.
So, just like in a game, the "rule set" in the game absolutely apply to my character. It is bound to those rules. It is totally locked in the construct of the game. But "I" as that consciousness, am not necessarily subject in any real way to those rules. If my character dies in game, I do not necessarily die out side the game.
So while "I" the avatar, am subject to the unfolding and linear nature of time, "I" as the consciousness outside the construct am not. Here the analogy of a human playing a game breaks down a little, because for humans, the game is made to mimic in many ways the outside reality. In the game of "life" its really quite different from what I believe to have experienced as "objective or absolute truth."
So yes, "we" are subject to time, but the whole thing is an illusion. What happens to the avatar does NOT have an impact on the "player" of the game.
Long ago, when I first played an MMO, it was PvP rules. And as a new player to MMOs I had never had a "real" human intelligence hunt me down and kill me. It was terrifying, even though I was safely in my seat. My heart was beating so hard, I was trying to run and getting hung up on things, and when the little bastard looted me and danced around on my corpse, I was really pained by the whole thing.
I might as well have gone through the thing in "real." I really did not enjoy it. And I almost quit. But over time, I actually came to enjoy the whole thing. All of it. Winning. Losing. Living. Dying. No matter. I loved it all. It was experience, and getting good was fun.
The difference? How much I identified with my avatar. It kind of like how much we identify with the ego. The less you do, the more fun the experience of "life" is. The more you do, the more you struggle and desperately try to preserve it.
My experience of God is not someone sitting behind a screen. "God" doesnt care. God is pure conscious intelligence experiencing itself in the eternal now. The reason to "change" is for us. The consciousness in avatar form, so that the illusion or game is not terrifying and hard, but exhilarating and flows easily. The change is not so we change the outcome of the game, but so that we enjoy the game no matter what the outcome.
All rather shoddy metaphor of course.
Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
Drum roll pleeeeeease!
Guys & Gals - here is my first sigil. It took ages, but the process is highly enjoyable and therapeutic. It's amazing to watch the transformations of shapes on the page; then there's the moment of reaslisation as you determine what the resulting form appears to represent!
Without further ado - The phrase being used was: 'That we shall be pure of mind...'
I'll put my whole 'statement of intent' into the next post; you'll see that I have a way to go as yet, before my 'sigil string' is completed... I'll also add in some photos of the various development stages so that all who would like to replicate with their own statements can get a feel for what's involved...
Here's the finished article:
Ta-daaaaa!!
*** *** *** *** *** ***
So - whaddya think?
My first 'in process' thoughts on the shape that was developing was: 'Seahorse'.
My first free association from that thought was the album entitled "Love is the Law" by the former member of the Stone Roses, John Squire (who went on from Stone Roses glory in the mid-nineties to form a band called, funnily enough, "the Seahorses").
As a teenager I loved some of their tracks, and used to sing them in an informal rock band, constituting me and a couple of mates...
As the embellishments progressed, it became clear (to me) that this is a sort of 'Dragon' - perhaps drawing a sword...
(NB - noting the input from Frater2010 above made my heart skip a beat!!)
I'm pleased with the result - and it becomes easy to see why this is such a practical form of retraining your mind to think in new and positive ways. While the work is in progress, your mind is constantly reaffirming the statement of intent, both consciously and subconsciously.
Now, as I look at the finished sigil, I see a noble dragon, drawing a sword to vanquish those demons afflicting us with doubts, poor choices and inappropriate modes of thought! It works!
PRACTICAL MAGIC..! ... **
(... ** Or, if you prefer, 'Practical Mind Entrainment'...)
In Aztec mythology, the universe is not permanent or everlasting, but subject to death like any living creature. However, even as it dies, the universe is reborn again into a new age, or "Sun." Nanauatl is best known from the "Legend of the Fifth Sun" as related by Sahagun. In this legend, which is the basis for most Nanahuatl myths, there had been four creations. In each one, one god has taken on the task of serving as the sun: Tezcatlipoca, Quetzalcoatl, Tlaloc, and Chalchiuhtlicue. Each age ended because the gods were not satisfied with the human beings that they had created. Finally, Quetzalcoatl retrieves the sacred bones of their ancestors, mixes them with corn and his own blood, and manages to make acceptable human beings. However, no other god wants the task of being the sun.
Originally posted by AuranVector
Originally posted by timewalker
reply to post by Frater210
... I don't think we are at the top looking down in "fear" of losing. If this is the "Gold" age, I am extremely disappointed.
I don't think we are at the bottom "Lead" age. Because I don't think we are that low.
I think we are right in the middle. The red dot....
Speaking of the Golden Age, there are different ways to calculate the ages. Sri Yukteswar (Paramahansa Yogananda's guru) wrote a book "The Holy Science" (I have a copy of this somewhere) where he discusses the Hindu concept of Yugas.
The lowest point is called Kali Yuga. According to Sri Yukteswar, we entered the next Yuga up, Dwapara Yuga, around 1700 AD. This is expected to last until 4099 AD when Treta Yuga begins.
This is a longer period than Dwapara. That means the highest point of Sat Yuga (Golden Age) does not begin for thousands of years beyond 4099 AD.