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Show posts MenuQuote from: blidge on August 22, 2016, 20:15:43The "words" you use are actually meaningless... it's the *INTENT* placed behind the words which is what empowers them and causes an action.
Hi all for the feedback.
I guess using the word command probably seems to demanding even though it worked just fine for me, maybe requesting assistance is a good idea nameless. Something ill try and do and remember.
The Robert Forsythe quote is a good analogy as i did feel when i was trying to use COMMAND that other physical aspects of the experience were trying to take focus away from what i wanted to ultimately achieve, so remembering this that i am the captain of the ship may help me more steer me in the direction that i want to go in.
many thanks, ill post updates as i progress..
Quote from: Nameless on July 31, 2016, 16:43:42I like to think more along the lines of Tom Campbell's way of thinking about Crop Circles... in that they're Consciousness-created. So, in a way, they're created "by us"... but subconsciously in an effort to snap ourselves out of some kind of illusory funk.
Great conversation. I also feel crop circles are more man made than not. However here's an idea I just want to throw out there for consideration.
What if most of the circles are indeed man made but guided (subliminally) by ETs?
What if the circles where orbs and saucers have been seen hovering are the ones the ETs are endorsing?
Quote from: Nameless on August 10, 2016, 16:27:47I know what enlightenment is............... damn! I HAD IT A SECOND AGO! Gone now. Oh well.
Who new such a title could get so many interesting and intelligent replies. Great read everyone. I really can't add anything but love the quote below.
Quote from: Volgerle on August 08, 2016, 19:34:13And let's face it, you can take ANY segment of the population and find, at the same time, the best and worst of us contained within.
I think the topic of closed-mindedness rather was meant to be what they believe AP to be or to mean in their frame of reference. Not if they are tolerant or not and how they react to other beliefs or experiences.
Quote from: collie125 on August 07, 2016, 21:50:30Many people here have experiences with those. What's your question?
has anyone have one would they help me please
Quote from: Nameless on July 30, 2016, 22:36:59Excellent observation.
Though this is an old thread and old question it is still very valid. The answer to this particular question though lies in 'recognizing what you know'. Almost everyone knows how to go into a trance state which is just the jumping off point to an AP, LD or OOBE.
Take factory workers doing the same job everyday. Once their bodies have internalized the motions the mind is no longer needed so it wonders. Soon the whistle blows and it's break time. The worker snaps to attention realizing their mind has been off wondering. This is the exact same thing only you are doing it with the intention of remembering where it went.
If you've never done factory work then you may have done this while driving, washing dishes, riding the subway and list goes on and on.
The point is you know how to do this.
Quote from: Nameless on August 07, 2016, 18:37:24I'll give you a direct example of how "labeling" is a negative...
I can't help but agree here. I know labeling helps us understand the context when describing our experiences but have to add my own thoughts. I do believe 'how' we experience things relies heavily on our innate talents.
Much like 3 people all having musical talents. One plays instruments but can not sing. One writes music but can not play well. One can read music and sings well. All talented, all bringing something different to the table and all capable of entertaining on an individual level as well as a group level. I would call them all musically talented.
We can try our hand at any of the approaches (RV, LD, OOBE, AP) and perhaps become a master of all. But we might be better suited to mastering one or two.
Quote from: Shenlord on July 29, 2016, 02:05:13Per my above post, you won't find a link... probably ever again.
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Quote from: RobertForsythe on July 28, 2016, 01:03:30It'd be interesting to know which music they were using for those tests.
There was a study done decades ago where individuals from various cultures around the world were hooked up to brainwave monitors and their response to various types of music measured.
Responses to a piece of music were nearly identical across all cultures. Even remote cultures that were wayyy off the grid and had never heard most of the music/sound they were exposed to showed the same universal responses.
Quote from: Sammie on July 27, 2016, 18:49:12Ah, but is it the music which is changing your "frequency"? Or is it your association of what the music means to you which changes your "frequency"?
How come music can change our frequency so easily? And why is it so easy to store memories with music?
Quote from: Lumaza on July 27, 2016, 18:40:56I'm not sure I hold that particular belief regarding the choosing of our lives anymore.
Unless of course that both of you made a agreement before you incarnated that he was to be the bad guy (killer) and you were the good guy (victim) this time around! Someone has to play the part of the "bad guy". Which opens a whole new conversation on "free will".
Quote from: PlasmaAstralProjection on July 27, 2016, 22:45:45The arbiter? Well, you are. Who else would you trust to judge yourself? We are our own worst critics, after-all.
Now the even bigger question is who is the arbiter of these mess ups? Is it our higher self, enlightened masters, guides? Who decides what kind of life you live next according to your works?
Quote from: PlasmaAstralProjection on July 27, 2016, 13:25:37The irony being that "meditating", by itself, will never lead to enlightenment, however, meditating "here" is no different than meditating "there"... in the end, meditation is a unique experience for YOUR OWN consciousness and has nothing to do with "where" you are. It's an exercise in connecting with "the self".
As I understand it living here on earth gives us a history and it's the canvas which gives us being. You can evolve in other spiritual dimensions but it's hard from what I've read. It's much much easier to meditate here and reach enlightenment than it is to evolve in the afterlife. I've heard it been said that you can only get so far meditating in the afterlife. Earth provides a good substrate on which consciousness can evolve into higher and higher forms through evolution. So this restriction we have in dense matter has it's benefits. Also the other benefit is that this life is stable. What is see is what you get. There is little room for illusion. This is why it's the best place to evolve and reach enlightenment.
Quote from: Lumaza on July 27, 2016, 09:23:38Maybe I'm strange, but watching people sleep is kinda neat.
This video recorded at a Sleep Study Center shows otherwise. The person is certainly showing signs of physical stress from his bout of SP. He did state though that his eyes were closed, but he also exhibited signs of bodily stress, as in a struggle. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXQQjaWxbuY
Quote from: WhiteMonkey on July 25, 2016, 03:06:26You have *SEEN* people manifesting things? In person?
I have seen people manifesting things out of fin air. It one of those things which is interesting if we believe in it or not...
Do you have a pic of your stone or is it still in the trash bin?
All the best