Freedom of Choice Book

[mirzet4282]

Hi I'm new here

I don't know if this is the right place to ask but I'll do it anyway

I've read Thiaoouba Prophecy few times now. It truly is the best book I've ever read, and I am convinced that it is 100% true. There is something that I don't quite understand though and I hope someone will help me to understand....

On the beginning of the book, in the earths parallel universe, Thao says that time has stoped for those people living there. They don't feel anything, nor do they eat there, simply because they don't feel the need to eat. Now, what I don't understand is where do they get their energy from if they don't eat? Also, don't you think that they would sooner or later find out that they don't feel a thing, and thereby commit suicide? I mention this because Thao said that if the people, living there, found out that they couldn't feel a thing, they would be tempted to commit suicide. Thao also said that the bodies won't even rot there. Does that mean that the cells of the dead body keep regenerating? I am sorry if this sounds too stupid but I'm just trying to understand

PS. Sorry for my bad english

[vesselinpeev]

Mirzet,

Great you have read the book and like it. It IS unique. First time I read it in 1998, I cried at certain pages. I've been pondering over it all for a long time and I like it all even more, now that I've got more understanding and experience, clearing some misconceptions about the text.
The best person to tell you the answer for this detail is Tom Chalko, who has known Michel personally for a long time, and is authorized by him. Michel has withdrawn himself from civilization.
Go to http://www.thefreedomforum.com and post your question there.
If you do not get a reply within a reasonable period, you can mail it to the webmaster (Tom). Tell him you are new to this and he'll be sure to answer any questions you have.

Warmest regards,
Vesko

[mirzet4282]

Indeed, it is one of the best books on earth. It has open my eyes on many subjects. I am so glad that I have found this book, and that I was open enough to read it through. It has really moved me. And I do hope that many other will read it also.

Vesko, thank you for taking time to answer my post. I will send an e-mail to Tom and see if he can answer my questions []

[RJA]

mirzet,

Good questions, - I'd like to hear the answers too.  I just re-read the first the chapters today and have a bunch more questions but I'll post most of them later.

But regarding those people lost in that "warp", Thao (the gigantic alien hermaphrodite) explained that all of the people in the warp had accidentally got there and that the only way out was to be sent back to our regular universe or to die.  But Thao said that suicide would still be wrong for them and it wouldn't be advisable to send them back to the regular universe.  Thus when Thao killed a few of them she said she was actually doing them a favor because now they could get on with their journey...

So, why didn't she kill ALL OF THEM and let all of them out of the accidental purgatory?

Also, when they stopped by that other planet to gather radiation samples on their way back we were told that a nuclear disaster 150 years earlier had brought about this situation where deformed humans, living like primitives were beset by 6-foot cockroaches and ants the size of cows.  

Why, in 150 years, did ants and cockroaches grow to be as big as cows?  That seems like bad sci-fi to me.  I think an evolutionist here would suggest that that sort of change would take millions of years to occur on Earth and that radiation wouldn't "speed up" the process.

Anyway, - maybe the answers will be provided later but I'm really curious! []

Anyway, I'll post more questions later as I read more!

[RJA]

Oh, also here's another nagging question that I had after reading the first three chapters:

After those blacks and yellows came to Earth and the bad blacks moved to Africa, they began spiritually oppressing their population.  Thao, the gigantic space hermaphrodite, explained that the Thiaooubians decided to intervene because they didn't want these people being spiritually oppressed.

So they communicated telepathically with one priest and told him to change things.  The other priests called him nuts.  At this point, Thao said that they could have destroyed the priests and communicated directly with all the people, but they didn't because this was a "delicate" situation and that it would have been psycologically harmful to the people since they were just used to following orders.

So, instead of communicating directly with the people and killing the priests, they proceeded to communicate directly with the people and kill the priests?!  They telepathically commanded all 500,000 of them to evacutate the city (via one set of gates) in the dead of night and then watch in terror as their entire city (and the 12 evil priests) were reduced to rubble!

Now that's what I call psycologically damaging!  And if that's how they handle a "delicate" situation I don't want to be around when they decide to be less tactful!

Also, if they were interested in freeing these people spiritually, then why did they claim to be God while they were doing it?  They said from the clouds that this is what happens when you make God angry and that from now on you better do what the Great Priest (the one they let live) says, or worse things will happen.

How does that foster spiritual freedom?

Also, we're led to believe that these people acted like primitives and began stories about Gods in "chariots of fire".  But we're told that these people were familiar with space ships (they had them before), levitation, telepathy, and had weapons capable of great destruction.  So if they were acquanted with all of this stuff wouldn't they recognize the gigantic space alien hermaphrodites' tactics as those of a technologically superior race, rather than believe that they were God?

Also, if the gigantic space alien hermaphrodites were willing to intervene when some of the people were being spiritually oppressed why didn't they lift a finger shortly thereafter to prevent the entire civilization (and millions of people) from being decimated by an asteroid?

I'm really seeking to understand this so I'd appreciate any help I could get.  Again, maybe these questions will be cleared up as I read farther.

Thanks in advance for the help! []

[bomohwkl]

It is said that time has stopped in "warp" . I have no idea why does time stop in "warp" and I have no idea what actually is time in real physical world.

RJA said,
So, why didn't she kill ALL OF THEM and let all of them out of the accidental purgatory?
My answer, " Chuckle.....You will know the asnwer when you understand more."
RJA said,
that sort of change would take millions of years to occur on Earth and that radiation wouldn't "speed up" the process
My answer, "Radiation can mutate the genetic of the cells. Living things are designed to survive. Probably millions of ants have gentically mutated with is DNA information rendered useless but one of them has mutated and obtained information in its DNA with a survival edge and thus multiplies.

Interesting article,
http://www.enn.com/features/1999/04/040999/superbug_2581.asp

[Meedan]

I just want to say that the book "The Freedom of Choice" is, in my opinion, the BEST book ever written (on this planet). I have spent 1 year verifying, questioning, pondering, attempting to criticize and completely adoring this book. The logic is practically FLAWLESS.


Some people were criticizing the logic earlier in this topic. I think EVERY problem you had with the logic, I've had at some point in the past year. What I did was, I thought hard about it, asked the author questions and FOUND MY ANSWER. The amazing thing is, when I re-read the book, I noticed that the book ALREADY STATED THE ANSWER TO MY PROBLEM, every time. I've said "How could I miss that!" so many times.


So, I recommend that EVERYONE read/re-read this book. Also; Instead of finding a problem... assuming you're right... and then dismissing the book, I really hope you try to get the problem 'resolved', it really is worth it.



- at least that is what I think at my current level of understanding. []

Meedan

[Marcus Collins]

Meedan,

agree 100%.

[bomohwkl]

I agreed with Meedan 100%


About the idea that "How could I miss that!" so many times"
I think because we havent yet realized and really understood the DEPTH of meaning of the sentences.

There is no SHORT-CUT to conscious evolution. You already know that.

[Traveler]

I just finished reading Freedom of Choice for the first time and intend to read it again. I liked the book but I don't think I comprehended everything. I did find some confirmation in the book. I feel it explains the Great Intellect (God) and our purpose. I've always kept myself open to the idea that even though I cannot comprehend something, that something still has a possibility. Not understanding something is not a reason to dismiss it. I've been given a new outlook on life. Some things are clearer now.

[Marcus Collins]

Traveler,

first off, great to hear you enjoyed the book, it certainly is mind expanding.

I have read the book 5-6 times, each time I find some new understanding. I must admit, I didn't appreciate the content until the second time I read it.

I would also suggest checking out www.thefreedomofchoice.com it has hundreds of questions and answers to the topic.

Best regards

[Adrian]

Greetings everyone,

I do not often recommend books here, but here is one I would certainly suggest that everyone reads if at all possible:

http://thefreedomofchoice.com

(Free download in Acrobat PDF format)

This is written by Dr. Tom Chalko of "The Thiaoouba Prophecy" and Chakra shirt fame, and who takes probably the most difficult subject of all, and makes an excellent job of discussing it.    

I will not add my own comments on his words specifically, and neither do I profess to agree with everything he says, but there is no doubt that this work contains some extremely relevant theories and teachings.

This book is not at all related to "The Thiaoouba Prophecy", which is an entirely different matter altogether []

With best regards,

Adrian.

[bomohwkl]

dedicated forum at
http://www.goldenplanetforum.com/index.php

[You]

I applied to get it, I love free books.

I told the truth in why I can't afford it, even though I sort of can, I have more important expenses.

[kajaLove]

I'm a bit confused and you could say i'm stuck on page 10.Guy tells you that creating life or bringing dead back to life is more difficult than building a house and expects you to agree with him before proceeding.How are we supposed to know that?It's like saying walking is easier than swimming .Perhaps there are dimensions were ability to create life is a given while building a house is wee more difficult?!Is this the perfect logic you people are talking about with regards to this book?

[You]

That's what they talk about in that?

*shifts book down on reading list*

[alexd]

I think Freedom of Choice overstates itself as a book with "all the answers". Although I enjoyed some of the concepts discussed in it, it certainly does not provide a revolutionary concept on "the purpose of your own existence" and it's not something "YOU totally agree with" as a claimed "formula" for the universe.
In my personal opinion after reading it once, I found that much is abstracted and many relating problems with the theories presented are left without adequate analytical inspection.

Also, I purchased a Chakra shirt from Tom Chalko's website, and even though it doesn't work for me it looks totally awesome!


Alex

[You]

No book has all the answers, life would be boring if that were true, and we wouldn't have libraries and bibliophiles. I love bibliophiles.