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#1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B68mpQo8kbs

Check out the video all the way through.  I've been following this dude for a couple months now.  This is simply amazing, pay attention to the lighting throughout the video and the tremendous number of white orbs especially the last half when he's standing up.  This was shot on HD camera but all I can find is dirty youtube quality.
#2
Robert Bruce actually had a good video explaining why we dont remember a lot of what we experience in our non waking conciousness.  I think the problem lies in our 'mind' being seperate from our 'brain'.   If it were merely a matter of ethical use, then those who currently abuse higher knowledge wouldn't be able to, but there are plenty that do.


I have a terrible memory.  When I was a kid it was excellent and at some point it just wasn't and got worse.  But I still read constantly and try to 'soak up' as much info as I can even though I probably remember 10% of it.  I always felt like that information was being stored somewhere somehow and would come in handy someday :)  Sounds stupid but it's a nice thought.  Maybe the same goes for your forgotten travels. 
#3
Bah, I was going to try to give my understanding but maybe this video will illustrate it a little better. 

http://www.youtube.com/user/AstralBooBaby#p/u/0/SgvD1jNq7-Y

Not sure if that helps.

Focus 27 was a term coined by Robert Monroe, if you get a chance pick up and read his book Ultimate Journeys (probably the most influential book on my personal life), there's is a lot of info on Focus 27 and how it is basically a soul hub after physical death for those who dont get stuck in the 'belief system territories'.  From here you can rest, create an astral 'life', or if you choose to, reincarnate into another physical body.  So yes there is one self with multiple lives, but there's multiple streams of conciousness from your higherself that are also one self with multiple lives.  I'm not explaining it very well but I feel it makes sense to me. 

Don't forget though, all 'lives' physical and astral are illusions and we are ultimately a single consciousness anyways. 
#4
  When I was younger, as a teenager I would get in lengthy and emotionally draining debates over ideas where I couldn't understand how the other person could not see things the way I did.  It would infuriate me that people could be so closed minded and stuck in their belief system.  Why?  Was I doing this to help make them a better person, or for my own ego?  It was not a concious "I'm right and you're wrong", I simply couldn't take someone discrediting my perspective.  Even though my 'beliefs' and theories are always changing and evolving, I hold them very close to my heart.  In my mind, if I can't successfully back them up and convince another person it is valid, what good is it?  I think we all know it's pretty much impossible to forcefully change somebody's view on something, if anything you're approach will shut them down to new ideas.  Over the years I 'learned', for lack of a better word, to keep my mouth shut and let people believe whatever they believe, even if I know in my heart there is information out there to make them see things differently.  Now I rarely express my ideas or theories with people and even if they ask I am reluctant.  It's now nearly impossible for me to talk about something so close to my heart for risk of being mocked or discredited.  Now I will not debate someones idea still for my own ego but in the opposite way.

I don't know if this makes any sense.  I guess as an example I'll use flouride.  There is plenty of information available to show that flouride is a poison, causes all sorts of auto-immune illness, used in rat poison, a flouride compound is used in the zombi-fying drug Prozac, and calcifies the pineal gland (third eye) more aggressively than ANY other area in the human body.  This, to me, is fact.  It's available for anyone to know if they choose to look.  But still you have mothers insisting on buying those childsize Dannon Water w/Flouride because it it's 'good for their children's teeth'.  Things like this make my stomach turn.  But is that because I am concerned for her child, or because I am angry she doesn't understand what she is doing (my ego)?  I truely don't like that I am like this, I'm just being honest about what I see in my own motivations.

I guess I'm wondering is it better to let people harbor ideas that can be spiritually de-evolving because it's their journey, or is it one's 'duty' to risk ridicule and try to offer a different perspective to people?  Even if showing someone the 'truth' is not for them, but for my ego?  Is it ok to do the right thing for the wrong reason?


Just rambling because I felt like it...
Best Regards
Teh Bear
#5
Hello,

As I'm sure many of you know, flouride causes calcification of the pineal gland (third eye) more so than any other part in the human body.  I think it's easy to see the results.  My question is, is there a way to reverse this or decalcify the pineal gland? 

-tehbear
#6
Don't you think doing any one thing for ETERNITY would be hell, no matter what it is? 
#7
I'm just saying, you have something like the Akashic records, from what i've read can be tapped into by anyone, which is supossedly a record of every single event, thought, emotion, action in the history of existance itself, how difficult would it be to find out our own human history?  Evolution, creation, aliens, or other.  The key to understanding our future is knowing our past.  With so much concrete evidence being deliberately hidden or even destroyed about our true origins, you would think this would be a fail proof gateway to the truth.     :?
#8
To quote the great Robert Monroe from Ultimate Journey, page 90

"Enjoy your life in the [Earth-Life] System, maximize your highs and lows-but don't become addicted.  Get through being angry at how the system works, the seeming inequities, the unfair advantages, the brutalities, the callousness, the deceit.  It's a predator world by deisgn-and it's a superb teaching machine...Your Human Mind has a natural and normal proclivity to try to make things in the Earth Life System much the way it is accustomed to in the There.  History is full of such attempts, but in the end the system always wins.   Any edge may have been frayed, but the predator animalism simply comes back, sometimes a bit smarter than before, and takes over.  That does not mean you don't try in your Human Mind expression, and it is possible that you might change a part of it, but you will never change it all.  If you did manage a complete overhaul, the system wouldn't and couldn't exist."

A great book by the way that changed my life.  I'm not saying "give up that's the way it is" but with understanding comes growth. Basically the greatest potential for growth is through struggle.  Struggle with materialism, struggle with values, struggle with anything really.  However you cannot change the 'reality'.  You can only do your best to reach your personal potential and hopefully help a few others along the way. 
#9
Ok, something I've been pondering.  If the akashic records are in existance and in fact true records of all of history, why aren't people using this to find the true origins of things such as the human race and religions?  If they are I can't find much on it as far as people's experiences.  I just know if I were capable of such access the first thing I would look for is the truth about our origins.  When one looks through 'recorded history' one can pretty much come up with any conclusion you are looking for, besides the ones you are supposed to 'know'.  Any thoughts or references?
#10
The most beneficial things are usually the simplest.  People spend their lives chasing phantoms instead of dealing with the simple root problems that is more often than not a simple lack of something.
#11
Hello all,

I've recently been looking into having my 'silver' mercury tooth fillings replaced.  Turns out it's a much more involved, expensive and risky process than you would think.  I was just wondering if anyone out there has had this done and if they noticed any differences, major or subtle,  afterwards.  From what i've read it seems like a great aid in detoxifying the body.
#12
Welcome to Energy Body and The Chakras / Chakra work
December 04, 2009, 20:36:30
Hello All,

I'm looking for some direction for any in depth guides or online video tutorials on chakra meditation and activation, specificially something that describes the priority order in which to do so.   :-P
#13
Does anyone remember looking at the world differently as a child?  Litterally differently.  I remember the moment when I noticed things looked different, less amazing I'd say.  I don't really know how to explain it, but it was just 'different'.  They say your pineal gland hardens when you hit puberty.  Imagination goes bye-bye while all those things you were taught were 'childish' and 'in your head' may have actually been the gateway.  Add that to the cultural calcification of the pineal gland and you have a  spiritually crippled people from the get-go.  Shines a little light on the 'inner meaning' of the scripture 'unless you are converted and become like children, you shall not enter the kingdom of heaven'


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#14
Welcome to Astral Chat! / Second awakening
November 21, 2009, 00:45:24
Hello all,

I remember a book I read when I was a kid, no idea how old I was, but it was about a girl astral projecting.  It was a fictional story (I think), but in it the girl learned to project by 'not thinking with words' and went on many adventures.  I can't remember the name of it for the life of me, where I got it from or when I read it, but I remember being deeply intrigued by it and that it introduced me to AP and without it I would never have known there was such a thing.  In a way this was the foundation for my 'awakening'. 

All of my life since I can remember I have been looking for some kind of personal proof that there was something 'more' to this world than what we're supposed to accept.  I've always been interested in things like the paranormal, what happens when we die, ufos, astrology, basically anything that to me was the link to proof that this world was more than just 'this'.  I remember being 10 or 11 years old and sitting at the library for hours reading books about heaven and hell, ghosts, aliens, ndes and a lot of the time terrifying myself with my interpretations of certain things.   I'm sure a lot of people would think of me as gullible, and perhaps in some areas I am.  I've never had any special gifts other than my intuition (or hope) that everything somehow 'fit's and 'falls into place'.  My fascination and the feeling of peace I feel when I glance at the night sky is pretty much my only comparable feeling of 'deja vu' a lot of people describe regarding past lives.  But everyone gets that right?  I'm lucky if I can remember a fragment of a dream, nevermind experience what some people describe as lucid experiences.  But I can think back to certain moments in my past that 1 choice I've made shaped the entire direction of my life.  I like to look back at all the small circumstances that led me to the point where I had to make that 1 choice.  I've always felt like life was gently pulling me in certain directions and I've been very lucky to have things usually work out and 'click' for me.  Not to where I have more than I need and all that I want, but just to where I have what I need and still have wants.  Still that's all subjective to being 'all in my head'.  As a child I was raised somewhat of a Christian, not a seriously religious family, but the concepts of 'heaven and hell' and 'believe in Jesus or go to hell', 'anything supernatural, especially if it works, is the devil's trickery' etc etc were embedded somewhere deep in my head.  This never really felt right to me but it's like I always believed in it out of fear of what would happen if I didn't.  Even today knowing the origins and history on these beliefs like I do, these childhood fears are proving hard to overcome.  Most adults and authority figures have no idea of the power of their words onto some.  Childhood doctrine can unfortunately trump truth.

This is my 2nd awakening.  I remember shortly after I turned 21 I'd be up late at night watching informercials and seeing Kevin Trudeau's 'Natural Cures they dont want you to know about'.  After the 400th 2am screening of this guy I started getting curious and bought his book.  This was the beginning.  Whether or not this guy and his book were the real deal was irrelivant.  Somehow even though i'd always been intrigued by the 'unexplainable', I'd always taken the 'real world' at face value. (like I said, sometimes gullible).  All of a sudden I'm looking at things in a very different perspective.  I realize the 'good guys' really aren't the good guys and I was spun into the world of 'conspiracy theories', and for that there's a TON of information available on anything you could ever hope to imagine available at the tips of your fingers.   Sure a lot of it is bias and disinformation, but it's there for us to sort out and decide what we want to take with us.  (My personal technique is to read both sides, read in depth of whatever feels 'right' to me, then research ways to debunk that view.  If I'm not satisfied with the debunking I may accept whatever 'truth' I'm trying to find.)  I began researching more spiritual things, trying to eat better and apply what I learned to become a better 'soul'.  I read Robert Monroes book 'The Ultimate Journey'.  This book changed my soul.  It litterally changed the way I looked at everything at that time in my life.  However during this time I was very involved with my job and making my career. Suddenly spiritual growth, excersizing and eating well proved harder than I thought and I would get sucked back into the day to day material life, drinking on a regular basis and actually being addicted to a stupid computer game for 2 years of my life...i'll let you guess the game.  It was such an ecstatic escape for me and I litterally spent the better part of my free time for 2 years addicted to a game.  I spent so much energy on my job that I was 'done' when I'd get home and just basically work, drink/play and sleep, period.  I was asleep though, to the world and myself, and not only did I know it but it was blatantly intentional.  For several years up until very recently there was no passion in me at all.  At all.

This is my second awakening.  A significant but irrelivent chain of events in my life led me back to where I left off years ago.  In a lot of ways it was fear that led me here but I don't know if that matters.  Maybe I have reason to be in fear, maybe I don't but this fear has only forced me to look deeper within myself.   I've been put on this path for the second time and this time I'm not going back to sleep. I'm not exactly sure what I'm looking for but I know I need to continue on this path.  I've yet to 'unlock' anything in myself that would give me full knowing of anything that i've read on astral projection, life outside the body or after death, etc. However, since I've started meditating and working towards astral projection I've felt more peaceful and 'intune' that I ever have before.  I'm eating better, thinking better, meditating and I've all but stopped drinking.  I don't crave games or beer now, I crave silence and reading, learning.  Everyday I come home I just want to learn, that's my new 'addiction'. 

I always believed that your emotions in your dreams refect your true self.  Most of the dreams throughout my life that I actually remember consist of me being in fear, usually in a situation I can't escape (in one dream I had HIV, in another I was put in prison for life).  Always situations I can't escape.  About a month ago in meditation I started visualize white light to my chakras and visualize 'violet flames of protection around me, and 'ask' that the fear in my dreams go away.  Sure enough since then I have yet to have another negative dream.  While I rarely remember the detail of them I usually wake up with a certain 'feeling' of my dreams.  Lately I've been waking up 'feeling' like i've been seeing how things work in the universe.  Maybe this is all in my head, maybe it's a result of what i'm feeding my brain, but I feel I need to continue in this direction nevertheless. 

I'm not sure if any of this made sense or what my point is, or why the hell I rambled on so much, I just kinda wanted to introduce myself to the forums and vent a little.  I've been silent for a long time this helps me sort things out in a way.  Maybe some of you have 'awakening' experiences or advice you can share.

Anyways,
Best wishes
#15
Hello all,

I've recently been experimenting with meditation and hemi-sync waves.  Now I've had tinnitus for probably 15 years, it's not bad, it's always there but it's only noticable to me when it's quiet or when I concentrate on it.  Ever since I have started using hemi-sync and binaural beats, the tinnitus has become significantly more noticeable.  Not louder, I just struggle with it a lot more in the sense that I'm much more aware of it and it's becoming a barrier to my meditation. 

A part of me is also concerned that the binaural and hemisync are somehow making the condition worse and damaging my ears.  I'm having good results with this technology and I want to keep on my path, but anyone who has tinnitus knows how tormenting this condition can be and I don't wish to make things worse.  On the other hand I've heard of people actually using the 'sound' to further themselves into meditation and even help them project.  It may work but i'm actually scared to try it, when I focus on the sound it can become all I hear and I'm scared that will also worsen things and if I focus on it too long I won't be able to 'come out of it'.  I guess I'm just looking for anyones insight or experiances of people trying to meditate with tinnitus.
#16
Welcome to Astral Chat! / Re: Fluoride
November 08, 2009, 00:04:22
Quote from: zareste on October 16, 2009, 15:10:54
I think Icke's claims are nutty too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwKcjRD1DNE

I used to think so too.  What's your take on his pupils?