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#51
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
August 03, 2002, 18:12:30
Remember the 1950's classic sci-fi film "The Day the Earth Stood Still"?  Klaatu (Michael Rene) tells the people of the Earth that no aggression will be tolerated to exist any further between the nations of Earth because humans have attained nuclear weapons and the rudiments of space travel.  Earth, therefore, has become a potential threat to other worlds.  A race of robots ("Gort") has been created to enforce this peace, and absolute power has been given to them.  The same idea was presented in "Dr. Strangelove," a computer system would launch total war automatically -- no human intervention.  A gun ban would have to be enforced by "Gort."

#52
Welcome to Astral Chat! / psychomanteum
August 03, 2002, 13:12:42
We have been out of town for the last two weeks.

I came across this website with precise instructions about building a psychomanteum.  www.manteum.com .

#53
Welcome to Metaphysics! / psychomanteum
July 30, 2002, 16:50:54
Here is an internet site with instructions for building a psychumanteum:
www.manteum.com .  

It seems to me in reviewing the various evocative technigues, e.g. the "witches' cradle," flotation tank, ecstatic dance, drumming, etc., that these tire and confuse the "suibconscious" mechanism R.B. has described in A.D. which always seeks to orient the ego in time and space.  At some point the breadcrumb trail through the forest of experience is overwhelmed by a blizzard of snow and the ego must use other means of navigation accounting.

#54
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 17, 2002, 08:39:19
My family and I shall be out of town for two weeks.  I'll be interested to hear more first-hand about Columbine, etc.

It's official: England/Wales has the highest per cap crime rate of the western countries.  Switzerland (where every man is furnished a military firearm by the government) is sitting about 16 or 17, with the wicked, gun-totin' USA next in line at 15 or 16.  Yes, thank you: there IS another side to these issues.

FEMA is on-line to complete "temporary cities" (concentration camps) to hold many thousands or millions of people by the first of 2003.  The prisons WILL be the townships.  The Second Ammendment was recognised (not established -- it's always inallienable) to deal with an intolerable government of oppression.  "The roots of liberty must be watered from time to time with the blood of tyrants and patriots" (Thomas Jefferson -- who would have been VERY concerned if slaves could possess guns).

#55
Since our own 21-year-old son's passing last January, we have read so many books on the subject of the Afterlife.  In fact it was hearing Robert on the Art Bell show that resulted in my buying his books and checking out AstralPulse.

Dr. Moody's book THE LAST LAUGH relates his venting about the commercial twisting of his work.  Makes one wonder about the real doings "in back of the store," as Van Morrison sings.  Everyone speaks in code at this vibration of consciousness.  I am convinced that Art Bell is playing a very dangerous game, foe example.  To stay on the air he must mirror a party line dictated (soft shoe) by corporate; but to stay alive and relevant to all his listeners he has many guests from "left field."

The pain of losing a child...a mother...a father...a loved one is so...puncturing metaphysically, that a session with a medium the quality of John can be absolutely life changing. We have an appointment for a telephone reading with Laurie Campbell in August.  

John speaks of his spirit guide -- interesting.  You know that the SciFi Channel hosted a marathon 10 hour airing of John Edward this last Sunday.

#56
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 15, 2002, 15:58:15
PeacefulWarrior

That's interesting that your friend was at the high school that day.  What happened?  Hopefully your friend is allright.

#57
The ICC considers their rulings binding on ALL nations if a MAJORITY of UN member nations agree.  Is the concept "color of law" understood?  It's like a guy putting on a horsehair wig and calling himself a magistrate on no more substance than the wig alone.  The Emperor has NO clothes -- oh, maybe just a wig.

Our "leaders" are all traitors; our "nations" are all but franchises.

#58
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 14, 2002, 23:25:33
Have people heard of "MK Ultra?"  The US Congress established that it does exist.  Try an Internet search.  Look into TRACE FORMATION OF AMERICA by Cathy O'Brien.  These monsters' fingerprints are all over such killers as Berkowitz ("Son of Sam"), the virtual twins Chapman and Hinkley, as well as Sirhan Sirhan...and the guy in Brisbane...and the guy in Scotland...and Tim McVey whose personal psychiatrist was the top mind control doc, Dr. Jollian "Jolly" West.

The sheriff at the Columbine event refused to let anyone leave the high school building for 3 HOURS.  Kids witnessed masked military types prowling the halls and rooms, shooting people.  The hours of video tapes recording the events inside are not allowed to be released.  Neither are the 18 independent video surveillance tapes present around the Murrah Building in Oklahoma city.

#59
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 14, 2002, 23:06:50
I recently watched a documentary about "The Rape of Nanking."  An unusual bit of historical information struck me.  Now, the Chinese garrison at Nanking surrendered to the Japanese, all soldiers and arms.  The Chinese were immediately slaughtered and the understanding was spread among the Japanese that they were to have their ferocious way with every living thing in the city.  After a time many young soldiers began suffering from a strange malnutrition -- strange because there was plenty food.  The soldiers would eat but it was impossible to keep anything down.  The Japanese referred to it as "soldiers' starvation."  These soldiers were so profoundly effected by the horrific atrocities they were constantly witnessing and participating in, that many died of the strange "starvation."  

I had to study films and reports of the New Mexico Prison riots.  It was unbelievable savagery -- and without guns -- just screwdrivers, blowtorches, broomhandles  and such.  Our pleasant valley home is just 12 miles north of Carson City, location of the large state prison complex.  If those prisoners ever erupt from there, they're likely to follow the interstate north to Reno.  Well, maybe they'll just succumb early to "soldiers' starvation" after victimizing my neighbors.  "Darn good reasons" are many times only clear AFTER the rape.



#60
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 14, 2002, 22:38:21
Yes, "The Quick and the Dead" was a silly movie.  It is an example of some gun grabbers' hypocrisy.  The rich limousine liberals of the world apparently have a "darn good reason" -- at least their bodyguards do, they're paid to GUARD the BODY with professional tools of the trade.

Kennesaw, Georgia passed a city ordinance back in the eighties requiring each household to have a firearm.  Their crime rate now is nearly zilch.  No one who wishes not to comply is questioned.  Their economy is booming from the people and businesses fleeing Atlanta and other urban gardens of restricted gun peace.  Virgin, Utah recently passed a similar ordinance (see www.virginutah.com).

#61
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 14, 2002, 16:24:44
I'm going to try shorter messages, but there are many points.  The accusation that a concern for gun rights is phallic-obsessive seems quite unfair.  Two women shooters were the situational militia a few weeks back who terminated the homocidal career of that maniac in New York.  The Second Ammendment to the US Constitution has been called the first E.R.A. for women.  Rosie O'Donnell and Sharon Stone (Stone was executive producer of the violent western fantasy "The Quick and the Dead") both support a ban on guns, yet employ armed bodyguards for thenselves.  Don't they trust the police to protect them?  O yes, our courts have ruled that the police are not obligated to protect us.

#62
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 14, 2002, 13:11:52
Testing testing --

I had just hit the submit button on a very eloquent reply...
and my computer immediately went black -- at that exact moment.

#63
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 12, 2002, 18:03:22
O my gosh -- what rich and and tasty posts!

First, speaking to the subject of this (the more we look at it -- bizarre) pledge phenomenon.  My research shows that it began back in 1892 as an agenda backed by the most popular American magazine of the time.  The push for the pledge was supposedly organized to celebrate the fourth centennial of Columbus' discovery of the New World.  (Take note of the name "Columbus" and the term "New World" for later discussion.)  The public focus was schools.  Most American schools did not fly a national flag, which really is more of a fixture and requirement for military and national government reservations.  Lots of hoopla about this at the time.  

The original words of the pledge said: "I pledge allegiance to MY flag...."  The long-range plan was for ALL school kids in EVERY nation to repeat the same pledge, essentially, simply changing the quaint local name of the nation state.  Hey, it just struck me that the International Boy Scouts includes a flag pledge of allegiance as part of their ceremonial tradition (in the US at least).  Hmm.  Do these elements remind anyone else of the Nazi movement?  Probably just a coincidence.  The Swastika is a hypnotic mandala which was affixed to everything.  Red, white, and blue bunting became more ubiquitous in the Commonwealth and America and France.  The modern Olympic movement began back about that time, true?  The "Flag-Bearing Ceremony" is perhaps the most well known spectacle of "The Games" except for...the lighting of the "Eternal Flame" which symbolically supercedes the flags.  Most nations in fact dip their national flags as a gesture of respect (submission) to the illuminating flame of the Olympian games (gods).

And this is the same "eternal flame" as appears on the grave of JFK and Princess Diana.  The same (sacrificial -- "illumined" -- Luciferic) flame carved above the entrance to the tunnel where Diana met her death by collision with the thirteenth pillar therein.  That location in Paris being built on the site of the ancient Diana (sacrifice) cult.  Dast those coincidences.

The shooting incident in Australia has become well known as a classic example of a very possible mind control operation.  Remember Mel Gibson's character in "Conspiracy Theory?"  The shooter had been under the "care" of a Tavistock affiliated doctor.

One Tavistock mind control doctrine has been referred to as the Hegelian Process, or "Problem -- Reaction -- Solution" (Thesis -- Antithesis -- Synthesis).  Say you wish to bring about a preposterous-sounding notion such as disarming the rugged, independent-minded Australian.  Head on, this would seem ludicrous on the face.  Create a Manchurian Candidate (who is actually anything but a random madman).  Engineer an atrocity (which is not actually random either, and often augmented by other team perpetrators).  The public is shocked and outraged -- scared witless.  "What can be done?"
"SOMETHING MUST BE DONE!"  The government stammers at first (as we're accustomed to governments behaving).  A bold, fantastic initiative emerges: ban all guns.  "YES YES YES!" cry the people with EXASPERATION at the accustomed denseness and sloth of "democratic" government.  Done.  Good work that, mate.  Problem -- Reaction -- Solution.

Columbine High School in Colorado is another one of these engineered atrocities.  Even the name "Columbine,"  related to "Columbus" (derived from "columba" meaning "dove") is an occult symbol of death.  Interesting that schools were targeted back in 1892 during the Columbian Centennial.  

 


#64
Hi --

I have not oobied as yet.  I, my family and friends, have done some successful remote viewing.  I have a video seminar by Sean David Morton (www.delphiassociates.org) who was in the graduate class with Dr. Targ at Stanford.  Actually we experimented with remote viewing the winners of horse races at the Hilton Sportsbook in Reno.  We used Morton's "peg" system.  If you read Robert Bruce's account in PRACTICAL PSYCHIC SELF-DEFENSE of visioning himself, older, wearing glasses, looking at a book and waving to his younger self (the spontaneous remote viewer), that feels like this experience.  It is REMEMBERING the future.  You have a "pegged" or novel experience which you have prepared to receive beforehand.  OK, how does it work at the Sportsbook?  I went into the Hilton casino and picked one of the races that day which was booked for 5 or 6 horses.  Before the gate time, we gathered out in the parking lot in our van.  We designated a time in the future when we would view a novel graphic clipped from a magazine or where ever.  We stipulated that the graphic that would be revealed at that future time after the winner of the race was known.  The particular graphic would be associated or "pegged" to which ever horse would be the actual winner.  OK, out in the van BEFORE the race there were 5 or 6 large envelopes "pegged" to each horse competing.  A different graphic was contained in each envelope, but not known by any of the viewers.  The viewers would then sketch impressions and list emotional and other sensations.  A facilitator would know what was in each envelope.  The facilitator would review the sketches of the viewers and decide which ONE envelope contained the image most closely described by the viewers.  The horse whose name was on that envelope would be bet.  No matter which horse won, the graphic pegged to that winner would be revealed to the viewers at the designated time AFTER the race.  This team picked a 21-1 winner.  Had a nice lunch.  12 viewers is optimum -- we had 4 or 5 usually.  It works.  More can be written if you're interested.  You can "peg" future stock or commodity price ranges, for example.

#65
Hi --

I'm reading PRACTICAL PSYCHIC SELF-DEFENSE.  Robert is great about staying on topic ala Occam's Razor.  He acknowledges the vast areas of inquiry that would be tempting to follow down the rabbit hole, yet he sticks to the concrete actualities of "Neg" attacks as he has direct experience.  My own question is: are we not subject to Neg attacks in our governments and institutions?  Yes, this IS a rabbit hole in that I am not personally a major organ in the body politic -- or is such an attitude an example of Neg influence on my public consciousness?

"Dubya" Bush, a globalist through and through, is totally on board with an International Criminal Court actually.  This debate, so-called, is a crafted melodrama.  A few cycles of phoney compromises and Bush will endorse a version of the ICC which will stipulate that the supreme global "governance" authority, the UN of course, can never be subordinate to such a court, nor any of it's combatant agents, such as the US, carrying out tasks for the UN.
PRIVATE CITIZENS ANYWHERE, however, will be constantly subject to the tribunal dictates of the ICC -- with none of the bothersome safeguards which are recognized in such instruments as the US Constitution.  You can be charged, tried, and sentenced without ever knowing it, then abducted for punishment, never being permitted to face accusers or have a jury present.
OR, you can just be abducted and held (and perhaps tortured) indefinitely; or just killed in the meantime by thugs carrying ICC stamped papers -- or not even carrying papers (do you QUESTION the Centurion's authority!?).  US Supreme Court " justices" have already promised to subordinate themselves to rulings of the ICC, betraying their oath to protect the rights of sovereign citizens of the United States.  It's not a matter of America (or Switzerland, Cambodia, United Kingdom, etc.) being ABOVE others by being SOVEREIGN, it's a matter of these nations betraying their citizens, abandoning them to fall BENEATH  these distant governance tribunes who will brook no silly individual rights chirping.

College-processed young people assume that THEY will be the enlightened, elite, professional class who will be among these new princes of this glorious New World Order.  A Platonic World Republic for the philosopher kings from Winnemucca Community College dictating to the the lumpkin masses!  Only there's already a self-appointed elite class on this planet -- has been for a long time, and they ain't taking any new applications -- except for toadies and useful idiots.  The unwieldy numbers of the lumpkin livestock must be thinned, culled and confined in access sties for the pleasures of the Masters who can at last ride about the whole world without intolerable limits.

The Masters will be appointing these NGOs and panels "managing" the whole Earth.  It is their divine/diabolical destiny.  Below them no one will be "above" in any way that matters one whit.


#66
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
July 03, 2002, 12:52:04
Howdy, ASTRLC --

I appreciate your quote by (American) R. W. Emerson.  Has not OZ-land passed a draconian gun confiscation system?  How has that helped with the hundreds of gang rapes by new Muslim immigrants -- a phenomenon so egregious that you've had to pass legislation against liberal immigration policies?  

In this country (USA) quite a number of us are aware that president F. D. Roosevelt (did I spell that correctly?) KNEW that the attack on Pearl Harbor was to occur AT LEAST 12 days before the event.  At this time there is mounting evidence of AT LEAST prior knowledge of 911 by the "leaders" of our country.  Back in the 60's, the "Northwood" plan was cooked up by the Joint Chiefs.  This PUBLISHED artifact (visit www.infowars.com, e.g.) called for deaths of Americans in airliners, etc. to foment war feeling for attacking Cuba.  JFK was appalled.  He said "No."  He died.

Presently the "USA Patriot Act" was passed by a Congress that was not allowed to READ the thing on penalty of being denounced as soft on terrorism.

Have you perchance read THE BIGGEST SECRET?

#67
Welcome to Astral Chat! / THIS MAKES ME SAD
June 29, 2002, 13:12:18
Howdy --

I recall G. Gordon Liddy saying that before World War Twice school children recited the Pledge not with their hands over their hearts but stretched out in a Nazi or Roman salute.  Some "old-timers" have told me that they held their hands palms up when giving this salute.  

We all tend to react in knee-jerk fashions to stories such as these.  It's like a speck landing in one's eye -- a little thing, but one often ends up with a blood-shot, tearing condition.  I've heard that this New England Baptist minister was a leader of a "Socialist" Christian movement.  As the British say, "There is much to know" about this minister, his ideology, the motivation and design of this (I believe) loaded "Pledge" phenomenon.

There is a film (which I have not yet seen) which was up for an Academy Award: "A Nation Adrift."  It is a history of these church and state issues in the United States.  The "fact" that all the Founding Fathers were deists...illuminati...liars, etc. is a recently introduced "truism,"  and one wonders whose agenda is served by such broadly brushed characterizations.

Fundamentalists do not believe in pledging or swearing to anything earthly.  Interesting.  All kinds of "trivia" was very important to our ancestors.  We have " thoroughly modern" citizens who believe in " Politicall Correctness."  "PC" is a creed in itself, however, which supports banning of certain books, speaking and writing of certain words...thinking certain thoughts....  We're all capable of seeing the speck floating in another's eye while ignoring the beam jutting out in our own.

Why should these judges be appointed bosses for life anyway?  Lifetime power = power absolute = corruption absolute.  Yet now the military is saying that even these slothful, corrupt judges cannot second-guess the martial authority when an individual is declared a hostile combatant.  I'll trade in a questionable "pledge" ritual for a functioning Habeas Corpus any day.



#68
Welcome to Astral Chat! / psychomanteum
June 24, 2002, 23:15:49
Ashfo --

As I understand the psychomanteum is not necessarily pitch black.  A soft, low illumination is usually placed behind the chair.  

The set and setting is important.  Moody (appropriate name) calls it the "theater of the mind" for a reason.  The environment of the opera house or grand, ornate old movie house persuades the boundaries of  imagination to relax.  More is possible than we usually imagine.  Preliminary preparation seems to be important.  Nature.  Antiques.  Art.  Humor.  Cartoons.  Toys.  Afternoon sunlight through breezy shadows.  

What happens looking into the suggested infinite space of a mirror?

#69
Welcome to Astral Chat! / psychomanteum
June 21, 2002, 11:44:16
Hi --
I have not tried the set-up yet -- perhaps this weekend when one of our rooms is unoccupied.  We plan to travel in July from Reno to Palo Alto, across the Southwest over to Texas.  I thought to visit a psychmanteum site.  The Academy of Psychic Studies in San Jose has one.  I'm still awaiting a return message from my inquiry.  I called UNLV, the Bigelow Chair of Consciousness Studies on which Dr. Moody served as Chair Professor after the first Chair Professor, Dr. Chales Tart.  They said: "It's closed."  I'm not sure whether Dr. Moody's "Theater" is still active in Alabama.  Is it not good --
or too good?

We have had messages from our son, Austin.  His younger sister has had a number of dreams herself.  I shall certainly post if I encounter anything in such a mirror-gazing experiment.

Alice went through the looking glass...Corinthians I, 13:12 -- "For now we see through a mirror dimly, but then face to face.  Now I know in part ; then I shall understand fully, even as I have been fully understood."  

Yes, Moody desribes many forms of reflective gazing.

#70
Welcome to Astral Chat! / psychomanteum
June 20, 2002, 10:17:39
Thanks.  We weren't all that impressed with material answers anyway.  One feels that one's child has been abducted...by a mystery.  That child is the first priority, and slaps all the former supposed proper priorities silly!  You vaue every soul around you and are steadfast even as being torn by the spiritual numbness all around.

Moody says that just about ANYBODY encountering the psychomanteum has an experience of a high order -- OBEs as well.  A billionaire in Las Vegas has endowed a Chair of Consciousness Studies at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas with DR. MOODY a chair professor.