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First of all, I find it so interesting that whenever I, or anyone for that matter, posts something Christian here inevitably there are those who immediately become negative and persecutory...one thing that always pleases me is the fact that none of those who make deriding comments have any real evidence to support anything they say against the those who testify of experiences they have had.

One thing I can always say at the end of each day is that I never say anything negative about the spirituality of others.  "You believe this or that?  Great!  You experienced that!  Wonderful!"  I am always ready to respond like this.  I may not agree with others beliefs, but that only allows for interesting conversation and the sharing of spiritual experiences.

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Gandalf- first of all, I am sorry you found the discourse I delivered so "convoluted".   Next time before responding negatively about others spritual experiences and beliefs, you may want to meditate or pray regarding the things said.  "But the natural man breceiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned."
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Nerezza- Yes, I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
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Blossom-
look no further!  http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/images/icon_Smile.gif" border=0>
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Love and peace to all!



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The best thing about true Christianity is that it allows total freedom.  And just for the record, I don't identify with 99% of other Christians...

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Sorry that first sentence threw you off...I cut out the first part of the talk and pasted the rest.  As many here know, I am a Christian...and an astral projector.  Go figure.  Anyway, I thought this talk might interest a few people.  It's all about simplicity, really.

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"Education is a progressive discovery of our own ignorance."
- Will Durant

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This naturally tendency to "project" ones double is called the projection reflex....we all project almost every night and sometimes, for whatever reason, we "wake" up even if it's not consciously desired.

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With tru dedication and practice it may take inly 2 days or 2 months, or 10 years...it's all a matter of desire and understanding...and sometimes natural ability.  My point is that there really is no set answer for any one individual.

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Understanding chakras is something that comes with 1) study and 2) practice.  Start reading about and using RObert's NEW system asap if you want to stimulate and use your chakra energy centers.

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There are many definitions of astral wind, for example:
Astral Winds

Astral winds are an invisible force that picks you up and takes you to certain places / scenario's. Most of the time they take you to a place which is important to you. You may or may not realise this at the time though. Astral Winds are connected to your subconscious. You can successfully ask for a wind to take you somewhere, but 90% of the time they take you whether you want to or not. Do not be frightened, they will do you no harm, and often take you to interesting places.
from:
http://www.kryten.demon.co.uk/astral/knowledge.htm

I suggest everyone read about astral wind in Astral Dynamics....
I will try to post more about it soon...

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So I'm a little narcissistic and obessive complulsive, who isn't!  http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/images/icon_Smile_blush.gif" border=0>

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Perfection is our goal.

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"Certain things, if not seen as lovely or detestable, are not being correctly seen at all."

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Chemicals..chemicals!  I don't need your steenking chemicals! http://www.astralpulse.com/forums/images/icon_Smile.gif" border=0>

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Hmmm...it's hard to say sometimes, but I think this sounds like a projection, or at least the beginning of one...but then again if it was truly a conscious projection, I think you would be more sure yourself.

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Thank you everyone for helping me out with this, I hope the results than many members have left are as interesting to those who read the thread as they are to me.
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Does anyone know any good quotes from Robert Bruce himself?

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The TV Business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs.



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Not to worry...I didn't type all that!  I am not THAT crazy...I tend to perfer cut and paste to typing.  Anyway, any Simpsons fans here?  Liking the Simpsons is practically a form of litmus test to be my friend...maybe I am crazy...

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Thanks! Keep 'em coming!
-Dan

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Interesting comments...regarding memory download, I for one do subscribe to the theory...but of course it is a theory.  Robert is definetly on to something and he does have a lot of personal experience to back his claims.  I think his next step should be gathering serious empirical evidence.  With more "scientific" observations he could publish a psychological/spiritual paper that I for one would drool over.

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Now that the sniper is caught everyone seems to have already lost interest.  Who would have guessed?  It makes sense now though, right?

I'd like to hear what people think about the individual and about how this is going to affect or not affect us as a society.
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I never knew the astral pulse forum would come to this...

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First of all, about the gun thing, you know anyone could do the same thing, minus the long distance aspect of it, with a screw driver or with poison...it all depends on how it's done.  Besides, most guns which are not classified as "assault" weapons or "autos" are indeed hunting rifles which are made for killing from great distances.  Think about how many other individuals own a gun of the same caliber (.223 REM) and are not out sniping people.

Next thing, the shooter is not necessarily someone who has been trained or even competes as a shooter.  The .223 (5.556 x 45mm) travels at about 1800 fps, therefore as long as someone knows how to use it and can hold still, they can hit a target at long range.

Anyway, forget all the minutia and the fact that I am obviously "pro-gun", the main thing is that this individual is sick and needs to be stopped, arrested, tried and then hopefully killed.  Does anyone here live around that area?  Are there any new developments in the case?


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Interesting take, and you know what?  It makes sense.

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Hey Tom,
I agree....I saw Scooby Doo, and it was no choice of mine!  Anyway, although the idea of mind control in a form such as this is laughable, I did see the film with a child (it was horrible) and I was horrified to see all the innuendoes about marijuana and sex in a film supposedly for children.  In a way, this kind of stuff could be seen as a form of mind control.

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CHICAGO, Illinois (Reuters) -- Electronics group Philips said Thursday it is launching a new software package in the United States that uses MRI technology to more precisely pinpoint cancer in patients who need to have radiation therapy.

The technology will spare more noncancerous tissue the harmful effects of radiation, Philips, based in the Netherlands, said in a news release.

Philips said the software package, called AcQSim MR and used with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology, is the first of its kind. It is especially beneficial for patients with prostate, brain, head, neck and spine cancer, and soft tissue sarcomas of the extremities.

"Our studies have shown that the addition of MR images has improved our targeting accuracy particularly for tumors in soft tissue like prostate cancer," said Dr. Gary Freedman, a radiation oncologist at Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia, a center that worked with Philips on studying the new technology.

"Using MRI for simulation, we are able to design a more precise treatment plan to target the disease and spare more normal tissue," Freedman added.

The software package will be available immediately in the United States.



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