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Yeah, Coast to Coast is ancient :lol:
Been around since the mid 80's or something like that, well before OBE was a public idea popularized by Monroe and others, and restricted only to new-agers and esoteric scriptures like the Upanishads prior up to then.
I stopped listening when Art Bell retired. Art was awesome!
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I don't think the US. wants war with Iran or Syria... they are each capable of doing what the Vietcong did. They would make the Iraqi's look like novices at insurgency, they have so many hidden mountain caves and social support networks.
But yeah, I guess I can check him out!
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I don't think the US. wants war with Iran or Syria... they are each capable of doing what the Vietcong did. They would make the Iraqi's look like novices at insurgency, they have so many hidden mountain caves and social support networks.
Actually, the VietCong were beaten and basically done by 1973. The failure of their Tet Offensive was the beginning of the end for them. The USA military was in nearly complete control of South Vietnam and casualty rates had fallen to nearly zero. I am not kidding. Check the yearly casualty rates yoy -- they were in steady decline and extremely low in the last year of fighting.
That war was lost by a bunch of lying cowards in the USA streets and Washington and the Leftist Lamestream media that presented a big Lie about the progress of the war nearly every night on the evening "news".
It is true that Americans do not want war in Iran. The USA has had it with Middle Eastern war. They have been beating each others brains out for over a thousand years and there is not much to be done to stop it.
... and now, more about Coast to Coast, and less about a subject NOT Coast to Coast! :)
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I love George. 8-)
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A modern Renaissance man, Oberon is a transpersonal psychologist, metaphysician, naturalist, theologian, shaman, author, artist, sculptor, lecturer, teacher, and ordained Priest of the Earth-Mother, Gaia..... He is also an initiate in the Egyptian Church of the Eternal Source, a Priest in the Fellowship of Isis, and an initiate in several different Traditions of Witchcraft. He holds academic degrees in sociology, anthropology, clinical psychology, teaching, and theology.
In my book he would also need a degree in the hard sciences with a few successful years of related career work to qualify as a "Renaissance man". Many of the descriptive terms you used to describe him are nearly synonymous and basically redundant, imho.
Can you name a few characteristics that would clarify what you mean by, "true Wizard in the traditional sense"?
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Quote from: Lionheart on March 20, 2012, 19:40:10
Check out his website, maybe you will see for yourself! If you did you would see that write up I gave there was partially from his Biography, which is found on THAT website.
I have been familiar with his website for a couple years now.
I saw that your post was a cut n paste from his site.
That does not change the nature of my question in any way, shape or form.
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Hey did y'all know that Robert Monroe was on Coast to Coast, way back when? Here's 1 of 10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRDCaSBPkss
They had some great OOBE shows with Art and Albert Taylor. And William Buhlman, Robert Bruce,etc.
And some good OOBE shows from a Christian perspective with Marilynn Hughes. She has a lot of free eBooks on her site. www.outofbodytravel.org/ You do have to register, tho. TIP: You can always use mailinator.com for places that require an email address. Just make up any username and go to mailinator.com and type it in and get your free emails with no spam!!
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Looking forward to the Swanson interview.
Is there a place where one can view/listen to an archive of all the shows they've done?
I believe you can access it from their own Coast to Coast website... but I also believe it's pay as you go? Anywhere else you don't have to pay?
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You can play or download shows by the hour from (one of the C2C affiliates) 560 AM, KSFO's website. Just get the late night shows for your Coast fix, commercials and all. At least you get to hear the bumper music, which they don't give you when you subscribe...
They keep the last 7 days available, so you can't get older shows, but it's great for those of us who aren't up in the wee hours, and too cheap to buy a subscription. :-D
http://www.ksfo560.com/Article.asp?id=534876
EDIT: btw, KSFO is on the west coast, so the show starts at 10:00 PM. Enjoy! :-)
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Oh god, David Wilcock... he tries too much to be like David Icke's Younger brother if you ask me.
The last I had seen his material, he was ATROCIOUS at stating his sources. He is always onto something different, and he never justly supports any of his far-reaching claims; he just says too much at once beside- you can't have a story that involves time travel, CIA/ KGB plots, aliens from the past, God and angels, the Illuminati, shadow governments, space battles, and trans-dimensional portals all at the same time and not have it sound like the worst science-fiction movie ever, lol.
Maybe he even believes what he is saying, but if that is the case, he is getting his information from some pretty advanced loony toons that he never calls out; and I know some of his contributors have been identified as frauds in the past, so this does not bode well for evaluting his whole system of leads.
Sorry to crash that one hard, lol...
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Coast to coast is a good radio show . I think i liked Art Bell a little more than George Nory . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_Bell Art stated that he did not really believe in the paranormal until a few things happned . He went out of body over Paris during a vacation , and he got ever one to make it rain to put out some fires in Floridia . It rained like hell , created some flooding problems . http://www.coasttocoastam.com/ I listen on xm ch 168 . desert rat
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I had never heard of coast to coast before reading this post so thanks I am really enjoying the topics discussed. I would however like to ask something. This is seriously bothering me WTF is up with every second add being about some differant disease or cancer?? Im not used to being bombarded with this kind of thing and dont really want to be filling my head with the negativity. Is this American radio in general doing this or just coast to coast? Please excuse typos I am on my phone :)
Talk radio has it's price
Indeed, and they have a pretty wide distribution and broadcast area... that can't be cheap.
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I am glad I don't have a tv, lol.
I have never seen an ipad commercial, and god-willing I never will!
Yes alot of the adds I have noticed are for charitys raising awareness. I just think that if the power of thought is so strong it is not good to be listening to so many adds about disease causing people to be fearful. I happen to believe that the pharmisudical and medical industrys are some of the most corrupt government industrys of all. They find ways to keep us sick rather than make us better to keep money in ther pockets.
The word is actually spelled "pharmaceutical", but I like your spelling because it is like pharma-suicidal, lol. But the problem is in some senses the opposite. The pharmaceutical industry is incredibly corrupt because it is a powerful block of massive corporations that have so much money they can lobby for writing their own legislation, and fund and de-fund medical research as it benefits them. The problem is not that they are a government industry, but rather that they are a private industry that has found the power to control government and avoid being regulated as a result.
QuoteI happen to believe that the pharmisudical and medical industrys are some of the most corrupt government industrys of all. They find ways to keep us sick rather than make us better to keep money in ther pockets.
Not to mention they create drugs and then try to find diseases they can patent them for. That's how restless leg syndrome was invented.
Lol my spelling is pretty bad on a good day but worse lately because I have been using my phone and its friggen annoying lol
Well I liked it here because the mis-spelling was more appropriate than the orignal word :wink:
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im not a subscriber of coast to coast am, but i go on the website to learn about interesting poeple and find cool links
Did anyone happen to see the show 2 or 3 nights ago? they had someone on, morgan spence, a researcher who has deidicated him/herself to studying the "shadow people" and proposes that they are "real" or seperate from humans, i guess is a way of saying it. Tho, the person did not have a website or link, and i didnt find much on them, being as the "shadow people" are often discussed here i could imagine that this persons research would be relevant to many regardless of their beliefs.
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I haven't posted about an Episode of Coast to Coast AM for quite a while, because they have been basically been talking every night about things that create Fear based scenarios and we have enough of that garbage in the World today as it is.
That's why I dropped my subscription. Too much doom and gloom.
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CTC am has been one of my favorites for about ten years now. I remember it was right before Halloween and I was working a night shift and I came across the show. They were doing there annual special of ghosts to ghosts and I was hooked.
I am no longer fascinated with ghosts and demon stories since I have formed a new belief of what they actually are.. But i still enjoy the shows about aliens and bigfoot. Most science stuff as well.
My take on shadow people--One of the initial doubts that I had about phasing was if we were really interacting with other beings in dimensions, planes, universes, or whatever; then it would stand to reason that they could interact with us here in this reality. Voila-shadow people. Ghosts in the classic sense don't fit since they were once a part of this reality. Now most people here freak out when they encounter what I now believe to be an other dimensional consciousness exploring our reality as we explore theirs in turn. But mankind has a whole has not accepted this and so they put bad connotations on most of what they fail to understand. When we travel to their realities, they don't freak out on us because maybe they understand more then we do as a whole.--Just my way of not discrediting my current view and is not necessarily even close to the truth.
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Quote from: Lionheart on February 06, 2013, 17:00:43
It drives me crazy when they have callers calling them with simple cases of SP, just to be told that yes, evil lurks around them everywhere.
There are soooooooooooooo many people that call in with SP symptoms it's not funny. I wait patiently for George or whoever the guest is to explain to people what's really happening. But they always choose to go the Paranormal route and add to the person's hysteria.
Oh god.
This is where it starts getting silly. So frustrating.
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Oh my...
Since George himself is into AP, you have to wonder. But right now he's more into promoting his show and not necessarily his own beliefs. The almighty dollar does speak in a loud voice.
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Yeah, I think that is natural.
No source of media is really unbiased and paints the full picture. You have to read or listen to anything with the understanding of what its angle is, and you have to experience a wide range of media and sources to get a broader picture.
Coast To Coast is of course no different; it provides a wealth of information about alternative subjects, but someone is paying the bills too! If you understand that, and listen accordingly, you will be fine!
Maybe I was thinking about Art Bell then. When it comes to the show's topics, I generally view that as addressing fear. Since many show's will have guests that contradict another, sometimes in the same week, I suppose that means they are open to other ideas.
The exploitation of fear comes into play when they don't question their guests accounts and let it go on as absolute fact. I think George is pretty fair in that aspect since it would be hard to get other guests if he was a total terd. :|
There are some really good shows from Coast to Coast . I've Listened to it quite often, from Spain (youtube recordings) .
He seems to be a nice man to me, and that's all that matters. Good intention.
Last night, they were speaking about Planet X a-k-a Nibiru and the "upcoming" poleshift. The guy behind the interview even stated that 90% of us would die and those who would remain would probably be slaves to the Annunaki. I cannot wrap my mind around such speculation because ever since I was a child, I've had the worst nightmares about dying in some Armageddon-like way, and it frightens me. :| They were speaking about it and saying that Obama will announce it soon.
Does anyone even know if this is merely a fear tactic or what? It seems more and more people are talking about it.
Sounds like he needs a good nights sleep.
All these doomsday fanatics have nothing REAL to share. If they did from the first one, we wouldn't be here.
Entertainment, somewhat delusional, but entertainment.
If something real was on its way I'm sure we would know of it.
Watch the sky later in the year. Muwhaa haa haa haa.
What worries me is that, not to be a conspiracy theorist, but the doomsday antics have really risen, lately. I think it's because people are allowed to fear monger in ways that allow them to be interviewed as if they are speaking in FACTUAL terms. For example, on the Planet X discussion from the other night (which is roughly the second or third time it's already been mentioned on Coast To Coast radio), the guy was saying things like "Obama IS going to announce it soon" and "90% of the population WILL die" and "The Annunaki were Gods who harbored us for their own purposes until they were driven away and moved to Mars". Oh, and one of my favorites, he said: " They have known about it for several years and no one is allowed to speak of it."
I mean, he was making some really bizarre statements. I really don't want to believe any of that stuff, especially if it's some mythology based on Sumerian texts that someone "translated" or took and turned into a fear tactic.
Truth be told, I'd much prefer if Coast to Coast returned to the more positive topics. The internet is bad enough as it is. If I have to see one more post about Nibiru, or doomsday, and government conspiracies, or prophecies (one that's trending now is the Fatima prophecies) I WILL lose my cool. :| My brain is very subjective to what I hear/see in my daily life, so all of these things will start translating into dream scenarios, for me. Just the other day, my friend, who is a Christian, described an encounter with a negative entity that she said grabbed her and started speaking to her in tongues. Terrified, I tried to push the scenario of myself in that situation far from my mind, but a few days later, I ended up dreaming that a demon was groping me, pulling me and making me levitate and defy gravity, and was pretty much speaking in tongues. So... I really want to just block out fear but it gets rather hard when it's so widely accepted as a form of entertainment. I can personally testify that fear mongering has its psychological and negative effects on the human psyche.
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Quote from: Lionheart on February 28, 2013, 06:35:33
Actually 100% of the population will die someday. What I mean is we will all perish someday, not at the same time though. It's just part of the cycle of life!
Just live your life the best you can for now, that's all you can really ask of yourself! :-)
Remember, there's nothing to fear, but fear itself! :wink:
Yes yes. =D
Just thought I would throw in a little slice here... I don't think the planet is going anywhere... WE ARE! As George Carlin put it. Pack your stuff folks... We're goin away... :-D
No but seriously, I think one day our vehicles will maybe die 100%. Like you said though Lion, it won't be at once. Besides YOU never truly die! Just our vehicles. (bodies) Seeing that we aren't really even IN our bodies. I confirmed to myself that we are most definitely multi demensional when I was in two locations at once. I only had this happen once but oh man... Try telling that to someone who doesn't get into this stuff or talks about this. They will refer you to a doctor. xD
It was amazing, and won't forget it. :-D
Oh, I've been in the astral, have had multiple OBEs, have had psychic phenomenon come to me via dreams and I've encountered multi dimensional entities (ghosts) at a local hot spot for hauntings, etc. Am I positive that we will continue to live on after death? Yes. But do I have fears of going out in some deep impact/Armageddon-style sort of way? Also yes... :-P I guess I'd just much prefer to think about being an old lady, peacefully meeting her destiny in bed rather than having some other planet slam into us. Mind you, the fact that I am more in tune spiritually does keep me sane and calm when fear mongering goes on in the world. Some, people, though, are more weak minded and let the demon known as fear latch on to their sanity and completely cloud everything. I, myself, at a certain point, let what I heard on the news/media sites majorly get to my head. I started to feel crazy and like I was losing it so I had to learn to shut it away. Fear as being a form of entertainment really irks me because there are people out there who will listen to what's being said, will take it literally, and will go either commit suicide or do something drastic over it. Of course, this has actually been going on for hundreds of years now, so there's nothing I can do about it. I just care a whole lot about humanity and I hate the fact that fear is being spread all willy nilly without proper consideration of what it will do to the psychology of the mass consciousness as a whole. I'm a firm believer that if humanity sinks into negativity, it will manifest and crystalize over a period of time. I much prefer Coast to Coast's lovely topics pertaining to OBEs, ghosts, and NDEs. One lady spent a whole hour describing the beauty of her NDE/OBE when she got in a rafting accident or something of that sort and found herself in an OBE. Things like that are just much more uplifting than listening to some guy talk about how we're all going to die from a mass collision with some theorized planet that is based on ancient texts, and how we're all going to have tidal waves the size of skyscrapers. :roll:
You could say nuts are for eating, not for listening too.lol
As the law of averages pans out, one day one of these fear mongers will be correct. Nah...
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Very true. :-)
Quoteresolving the differences between Darwinism and Biblical creation.
Lol... why do the differences between Darwinism and Biblical Creationism need to be resolved?
Darwinism is a theory being entertained because of scientific evidence; Biblical Creationism is an idea passed on to us by a Roman-era desert people. People don't try to reconcile science with African Animism, or Dionysian Mystery cults, or Shinto traditions... what is special about biblical accounts that we have to make our science fit with them?
But I am just raving again, lol. Thanks for posting these, I like to listen to Coast to Coast every now and then when a good program comes up.
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QuoteHe said, if they wish to believe that , to prove it. Get a number of people together, send them out to a quarry area and begin to make these structures using the basic tools that we have found so far. He said thye can start by duplicating the "H" blocks found at Puma Punku.
Yes, well said.
By all accounts, Puma Punku shouldn't be there, there are too many anomolies, from the density of the stone, to the incredibly narrow, laser-straight holes, to the perfect, so-close-you-can't-slide-in-paper fit of the blocks.
Ancient man accomplished splendid things, and it is a real puzzle how.
These stones are said to be cut with such precision that we can only currently do it with laser tech. Some of the best minds in the world scratch their heads and don't know what to say. Others just have to say something even if it sounds absurd and stretch some idea and speak of massive slave labor and effort.
What gets me is that the naysayers always ask for proof that something strange happened forgetting that the existence of Puma Punku is the proof. They just dismiss the obvious outright because it doesn't fit well with their comfortable beliefs.
It really is aggravating. I have to wonder how much more we would know if the early missionaries hadn't destroyed almost all of the Mayan transcripts. Consider that many people just recently worried themselves sick over 2012 just because all we had to go by was a Mayan fictional story...Their version of a Steven King novel.
I know we have a little bit more to go by but there are no disclaimers at Disneyland reminding us that the park is all based on fantasy. All it takes is the removal of information from one generation and all that is left is to form a belief as to why something exists when the knowledge was well known just a decade earlier.
Why destroy all this knowledge when libraries in the old world were treasured even during their own time? The only option is believe in a conspiracy. I understand that it is believed that the early missionaries wanted to convert these people to Christianity, but why? Why?
It makes me mad. I need a time out.
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All I have to say about Puma Punku, is...
(http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcS19ecn7w3eLW3JVDMYpDKKialoZS3nYxzHTXTPQzOpSLVE1R9u5Q)
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Excellent Analogy IAB! :-)
Wow, it's already up on Youtube. Here's the link if you wish to listen to it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2F599aF5Njo
Thanks for the link. I will have to give it a listen.
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QuoteShe seems to share the same concepts/views that Tom Campbell does, although she has found her information from past life regressions on other people.
This seems to be the most reasonable concept to me, not to mention that my own experiences back this up personally.
I don't know why people feel comforted by the thought of good and evil, yin and yang, karma and all that other stuff.
I find no peace or comfort in hoping that a baby killer will burn in flames or that a life sentence is justice of anything. These are new feelings to me but they are concrete. I have been touched personally by some horrible stuff and I no longer view the actions the same.
If we take the high ground and demand justice for everything, we are just demanding punishment for ourselves. We have certainly all trespassed upon another who wants our wrongs corrected. Damn, I feel a rant coming. :-D
I agree. For a while now, I have come to believe that there probably is no such thing as justice, but if it does exist, it is probably far beyond anything humanity can bring about. It does not seem desirable either... why would you want to address suffering with yet more suffering? Why not help all the parties, wronged and wronger, to be the best they could be?
If some people are too dangerous to be left to their own devices it is one thing, but it is yet another to inflict unecessary harm on them in retribution... who is served by that really?
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Quote from: Lionheart on April 12, 2013, 16:04:25
Dolores answers the questions of is there a Hell and what does she thinks of Evil at about the 130:00 minute mark.
She seems to share the same concepts/views that Tom Campbell does, although she has found her information from past life regressions on other people.
She is not a Seer and does not AP herself.
All of her info comes from the thousands of people she has regressed over many years.
I wish she and Tom would have a talk together and compare their insights (such as TC did with Dean Radin or Bruce Lipton).
I'm just reading her Convoluted Universe series and now just some info on parallel realities and it seems to fit although another vocabulary is used.
Her clients however also seem to report on other (alternative, parallel) selves as more real and say that you can switch over sometimes into a parallel reality. For TC these just are probable realities in a database calculation and not actualised realities. But maybe the difference is not that great at all? I still like to believe that TC is more right on this. Nevertheless, the probabilities have their own reality somehow for sure. (Reminds me all of the many-worlds vs. many-probabilities-interpretation of quantum physics too).
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Ya know, it might be interesting for any number of our members to appear on Coast to Coast; they generally seem to go for research-oriented types, and those who have accumulated enough experiences to form theoretical narritives... maybe David or the others here very theory-oriented would be an interesting choice... the Pulse has become a great community and repository, and probably does have alot to offer.
It makes the most sense that the latest theories are all starting to sound similar. Now that people are dropping all their fears and beliefs and are willing to explore as far as they can, the truth is emerging. Now, that scientific minds are phasing, we seem to be getting some very good theories. They didn't spend anytime protecting themselves with white light or projecting PUL in order to feel safe about their explorations. Doing so would have left them vulnerable to a tainted view. I don't think it's ironic at all, however, that PUL is the dominate outcome after their unbiased journeys.
One could say that they are feeding off of each other but that's the same as calling them liars and where's the productivity in that?
Go ahead and try and limit yourself to the old beliefs of astral projecting and see if you don't think it now falls way short of the more recent theories. I'm not saying they had it all wrong, only that they injected personal limitations due to fear and mindset and were thus incapable of seeing so much more.
Keep in mind though, that I believe if we could go way back to our origins and find objective physical evidence, we would probably be surprised. We are not learning the truth, we are relearning it and we are still way short.
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Which civilizations in particular are you thinking of?
The Mayans come to mind as an example of a civilization ended by human error in farming; the Egyptians were ended by gradual environmental changes; the Romans were ended by overextension, although you could argue they were not overthrown, but rather they evolved into Christian Europe.
Which ones did you have in mind?
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Lol, no totally alright.
I have often wondered myself how long it would take a civilization's artifacts and signs of environmental impact to almost totally evaporate. I mean it has to be in the millions... more than 100 million even, because we are still finding artfacts of precambrian life that we assume to be billions of years old.
So how long would it take for all of our stuff to be gone? Our buildings and technology would be eroded to nothingness in about 30 million years I imagine, save for a few choice sites preserved by miracle of circumstance. Our fossilized skeletons would probably remain in small numbers almost forever, but I suppose if there was no reason to think we were a special species they might be overlooked.
I have sometimes supposed it may be possible that a certain race of beings may have come and gone that has reached our level of tech or beyond.. to me though, I would think it would be hundreds of millions of years in the past since we have seen no sign of them... I suppose they would have to be arthropods or something.
Coast to coast on 5/9/2013 was on a.p. and o.b.e. s
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2013/05/09
When I see a link for the audio , I will post it .
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I first heard Peterson on Dave Schrader's show and have liked him ever since.
The only thing that I don't completely agree with and this is just a matter of opinion but he thinks that lucid dreams and OOBE are completely different since he believes that we actually leave our bodies and I believe it is just a different state of consciousness.
In either case, it is important and neither belief lessens the value. One just makes more sense to me but then again, I believe in a lot that some would say makes me crazy.
We come from similar backgrounds and I liked him instantly. Thinks for the link to his book, I'll read it shortly.
A super interesting video on Coast to Coast about OBE's Teleportation & Dimensional Travel with Bruce Goldberg,
Some very intriguing topics to do with layers in the astral and etheric realms, Healing techniques, parallel lives, Parallel universes, Reincarnation and more!
Would be good to get some chit-chat about this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9mtYp463sk
My local radio station dropped C2C AM and now airs Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis. I am still extremely ticked off about the change but I am warming up to the show and the main host. I still have not heard enough to know how far this guy leans and in which direction but last night's show was how this reality is just a simulation that is manipulated by the people that are in the know.
The guest has the basic attitude that I do. We may be screwed but learning all we can and applying the knowledge we gain is our only hope. It may not be enough but what else can we do?
Another positive is that it starts two hours earlier.
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Howard bloom is an interesting guy, to the extreme. I have followed his ideas and media for a while.
On the one hand he is a major leader in the field of "New-Atheism", and mind-body materialism in general, so you would think that he was some sort of rabid Richard Dawkin's type with nothing but bile, and nothing interesting to say. Withstanding all of that, he is an incredible social commentarist. He has a mind that has great talent for looking at current events, and tying them together with historical precedents and filling in the relavent background information. More or less, he excells at making the news make sense and have perspective.
Here is his channel, where he posts regular news meta-commentary:
http://www.youtube.com/user/howbloom
His books... I think most people would pass on here, because the materialist ideology is quite different than what we practice, lol.
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Haha, yeah, he does that. I agree with his ideas maybe 70% of the time. He is a very strong proponent of capitalism, and I do not fully follow him there either though. I think he is someone who very much believes in "transhumanism", and he views the tech world as the way to achieving it.
Remember, when you are a materialist, you have to be pretty damn creative if you want more life, lol.
I do also tend to think that while he has a strong grasp that our 2-party politics here in the states are a sham, he gives the democrats too much credit sometimes. Both parties are a crying shame today.
For me though I do like to listen to his news analyses, because he gives very strong background from a perspective I don't get much outside of speakers such as he.
Recently I've listened on YT to the "competition" and former CtoC host Art Bell, does anyone know this new show, too? It's called Dark Matter.
http://www.youtube.com/user/DMArchive
Rather the same as CtoC but relatively new on the market now.
Thanks for the link. I recall hearing about Art Bell getting another show...
Listening now.
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I didn't really care much for his theories. But, I did enjoy his news clips. Especially the one about how many times a day people look at their I-Phones.
I saw a article recently where they had a picture of Jerry Jones, is the owner of the Dallas Cowboys and has 2.3 billion dollars. He was talking in his private viewing box on a "Flip" cell phone. The comments to that article made me feel sorry for the general populace.
I can definitely say one thing, all these companies did a fantastic job and still are today at brainwashing people into thinking that you can't survive without your cell phone/I-pad, I-phone, whatever fits your bill.
It's sad to see people so involved in technology and less in Spirit. :-(
Howard was telling everyone how good this is and how we need more of it. :roll:
I'm sure you already know this but Bruce Lipton and quite a few more people, think that technology is what is gonna help people to develop a hive mind ability. By using the internet and cell phones, billions of people around the world are communicating with people on the other side of the planet, meaning that we are crossing cultural barriers as well as geographical and logistical ones as well. They say that mankind has physically reached the apex of our evolution and anytime this occurs, the next step is to develop a hive consciousness.
So they see people who have their eyes glued to their phones texting and other internet addicts as a great sign that this is starting to happen already.
However, I see this type of hive consciousness as a bad thing since this should occur on a spiritual and metaphysical foundation. Otherwise, spirituality will go the way of the dodo birds, IMO.
I have seen (well I heard about it in any case) this already happening myself on a small scale. I have heard many talk show hosts ask their listeners to all take a time of of their day to pray about a certain event at the same time. According to their reports after, they usually announce some great successes.
It is not out of the realm of possibility in my book that a million people sending their thoughts and energy simultaneously in order to manipulate the outcomes of some tragedies could and has worked.
Quote from: Astralzombie on October 10, 2013, 00:53:45It is not out of the realm of possibility in my book that a million people sending their thoughts and energy simultaneously in order to manipulate the outcomes of some tragedies could and has worked.
Maybe the averting of the US/NATO Nato attack on Iran last year and on Syria (worsening the situation much more there) recently could be a sign of it too. The public to some degree (at least the more 'awake' of it) were heavily against it, it even bled over into the "mainstream". Many people are fed up with these phony wars abroad based on false pretexts. Maybe this mass protest did something. Maybe I'm wrong, but I never give up hope that at last now something is really moving in the right direction.
(http://www.davidicke.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/syria_obama_congress.jpg)
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Graham goes a bit far for my tastes sometimes, but I agree with his general talking points. I think the evidence is very strong that at least a handful of civilizations probably between 20,000-50,000 years old that have not been recognized were clearly peppered about the earth. Cases in point- the massive pyramids under Bosnia, the South American sites such as Pumu Punku, and a few suggestions that the Africans which were believed to be the first humans actually came from an older Asian tribe that may have been civilized. I don't know how far these older civilizations got, and I don't expect those in particular to have industrialized for instance, but I think if you go back much further, say millions of years, an industrial civilization may just possibly have predated us.
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Quote from: Lionheart on December 05, 2013, 14:55:33
I guess they are going to have to rethink that "Man has only been here for 6,000 years philosophy, lol"! :roll:
Soon will have come the day when the "establishment" of archeology and evolution biology will have to bow down and apologise to the likes of Michael Cremo (http://www.amazon.com/History-Condensed-Edition-Forbidden-Archeology/dp/0892133252/). Looking forward to it. :wink:
I don't know where you two got the idea that the scientific establishment put humankind here six thousand years ago. That's the bible-based religious folks, not the scientific establishment.
Here you go: According to science, prehumans were around for millions of years.
http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/human-evolution-timeline-interactive
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Yeah, I follow you Lionheart, but people who want to follow fundamentalist ideas will find any excuse to reject what seems to be reason. For instance, if anything should have convinced people the earth wasn't 5 or 6 thousand years old, fossil records of all manner of bizzare creatures ought to have given the hint that this place might be a bit older than advertised. But then it was the devil that put all those things there. And then we can look at the detailed scientific explorations of evolutionary biology from the perspective of molecular biochemical indicators, and all of the rungs of biomorphic steps in developing something like retinal tissue, or fingers. But then all of those sciency people are self-decieved.
People are on the whole just not fully rational, and this is just how it is. You can tell them the the sky is magenta all day everyday, and of course they will reject that. But then if you find the verse in the book that explains that the sky is really magenta but the devil is making people believe it is every color but magenta, guess what color the sky will then be, lol.
Quote from: CFTraveler on December 05, 2013, 17:31:36
I don't know where you two got the idea that the scientific establishment put humankind here six thousand years ago. That's the bible-based religious folks, not the scientific establishment.
Here you go: According to science, prehumans were around for millions of years.
http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/human-evolution-timeline-interactive
Yeah, I know. I wasn't referring directly to the 6.000 years. I'm aware of the 200.000 years theory for Homo Sapiens Sapiens (I had biology as a major in my college school years and evolution as exam topic).
I just think that this one which is double as old indicates that there might bei HSS(-like) forms much older than previously expected and that and they have to back-date "human" history more and more, which they already did anyway in recent years IIRC (and this in my view redeems the 'daring' theories of Cremo and others, at least a little).
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This is good to know.