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Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Here's WHY Annunaki history on this planet is important for us humans to know AND WHY it has been a closely guarded secret. It's really fairly simple what happened here on this planet that warrants and precipitates war every generation, century-after-century:

1. Physics runs the Physical 3D surface of this planet according to Darwinian Law of the Jungle and Law of Physics: Opposites attract.
2. Mental Energy runs the Subjective surfaces we call "Heaven" according to Thought Groups and Ideologies.
3. Hell in two-dimensions comprises soul-spirits waiting their turn to live again, but where no processes exists for them to incarnate.

Annunaki from Orion are from the Mental Plane, from the ultraviolet and subtle dimension although they share DNA-coding with us and they are our genetic cousins, mutual Children of YHVH.

But Annunaki are way ahead, a million years ahead, and they decided 450,000 years ago to OWN the Physical Planet we live on after they destroyed the surface of their own physical planet by powdering their polluted atmosphere with minerals; and they chose to run our Physical Planet the same way they run the Mental Plane (and their planet Nibiru), to wit:

o--Creation is All One,
o--Perceptions are Unreal,
o--Like Attracts Like,
o--Do what thou wilt,
o--As Above, So Below.

These principles result in the behavioral non-accountability of Occult & New Age partisans. They teach Complacency as their most ethical doctrine.
It's Annunaki theology known by many names. But unfortunately, it doesn't work OUT in physical Physics--as they intended. Physical Physics declares:

o--Life expresses Diversity (not Uniformity),
o--Perceptions are real and essential to command of causes and effects,
o--Opposites Attract (Good attracts Trouble; Evil attracts Security) therefore, Accountability to behavioral Laws is essential for Peace.
o--Belief systems that manifest in the Subjective are just ideologies clanking around in peoples' heads; outcome are determined by Behavior--not Beliefs.

Thus in Physical existence, we are accountable for effects, results and outcomes of Behavior, and thought systems are secondary or tertiary.

An even application of Civil Laws against Creating Harm & Undue Costs OR Cheating relationships or Law and Operating by Deceit--can indeed create social outcomes of Good for Good People and Disrupt Evil people even in a Physical world where "opposites attract" is at work everyday.

We here in the Physical have to follow the guidance of Justice, by our behavior. And Justice has nothing to do with Ideology. It's empirical.

But Human Elites took up the Annunaki dogma and ran with it in their secret societies, associations and fraternities. Hierarchies, one by one, took over "governance by consent of the governed," overturned Common Law and substituted Commercial predatory and parasitic Laws of the Sea, of the Admiralty--Roman Laws.

As a result, today, Good people attract Trouble and Woe and Evil people are secure in their beds.

Moreover, the New Age and Occult pseudoscience of Astrology rationalizes whatever happens to Good People (They must not have been good enough, right?)

Moneyed Elites profiteer on sheeple, operate from "Jerk and Dangle," create Byzantine, dizzying and stupefying Rules so common law and commonsense cannot operate human societies today.

Whole disciplines have been co-opted: Anthropology, History, Religion, Astrophysics and Space Science are all run on the "Peer-review" system that culls novel and innovative thinking, keeps scholars in their Annunaki/ Globalist/ Zionist/ Fascist/ Illuminist thought-grooves.

As above, so below is an unsane prescription for controlling two planets running--not by the two different sets of operating principles as in two different dimensions but with subjective Law imposed upon the physical plane as thought controls, political-correctness, nepotism, elitism and Not-See-ism.

Not-see-ism means, not seeing nor caring about outcomes of hierarchy dictatorial governance upon working classes.

Laws of Moses (except where they get into revenge-killing) are what will set this planet straight to Justice, Behavior and Outcomes.

But there can be NO Peace so long as Occult teachings--All One, Perceptions are Unreal, Like Attracts Like, Do what thou wilt, As Above, So Below--are running the Planetary Game Show called New World Order. They're ALL ONE, alright, all for themselves and only themselves, with no corporate accountability even in sight.

EEWC
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
How does this comfort the afflicted Emily ?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
This "plot" complicates things beyond what we know from Scripture. History does move on. Scripture is 2-4 thousand years old.

The people who can become aware and understand it are those charged with that task: to comfort the afflicted.

I think if we simply CONTINUE to follow Jesus' Teachings about behavior and how we treat people, that is what will comfort the afflicted.

Em
 
Posted by Pulsator Organorum Ineptus (# 2515) on :
 
Just imagine - having the time and patience to write such a long post of total bollocks. Aewsome!
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
What a fascinating mind. Which is dangerously ad hominem, even when positive, which this is. Emily, I just want to accentuate the positive. And your thinking contains that. In my affliction, so does mine. As for external evil, I find it best to ignore it. To come back it with ... embrace, with acknowledgement at, of its pain, at its loss if I can.

As I do of my afflicted self, my self-harmed self, my other harming self.

It's so acute sometimes that that is difficult. External and internal. And in psychological, existential truth, there is no external. Only what comes out of a person in response to stimuli.

I have compassion on the Boston murderers but NOT Hazell, the murderer of Tia Sharp in London last year. Bridger, the murderer of April Jones also last year, leaves me furrow browed, as do the Woolwich murderers.

We must let the future - where ALL will be well - break in to the present Em.

eM

[ 23. May 2013, 21:55: Message edited by: Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard ]
 
Posted by malik3000 (# 11437) on :
 
[Eek!] [Confused]
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
ISTM you're both calling for the Kingdom of God, by various ways and from various angles.

Emily is adamantly against lies and manipulation and secrets (about anything), and for following the teachings of Jesus. (I'm guessing primarily the practical, behavior-oriented stuff, like the Sermon on the Mount?)

Martin, passionately mystic, acknowledges both good and evil; chooses to focus more on good than on external evil; works at facing internal pain; and wants the kingdom to break through on earth. (With a nice "ALL will be well) shout-out to Juliana of Norwich!)

There's a great film called "Hand in Hand", about two kids--one RC and one Jewish. They have an adventure, which leaves the girl injured. Outside her house, their rabbi and priest are arguing about their views of the situation. The little boy says, "you're both really saying the same thing".

And yes, I know there are significant differences. But I think you're both ultimately trying to head for the same place.
[Angel] [Smile]


(The views of this poster are neither endorsed by nor necessarily reflective of those of this station, its advertisers, Emperor Norton, Julian of Norwich, Zachariah Sitchin, or Art Bell. T-shirts, bumperstickers, and inspirational leaflets are available...) [Biased]

[ 24. May 2013, 00:44: Message edited by: Golden Key ]
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
If you really, really want to "stir the pot" --

... ask your Masonic and Chivalric Order friends whether what I've told you is true or false.

... And then >watch< them ~SqUiRm~

Em [Smile]
 
Posted by Kelly Alves (# 2522) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard:
What a fascinating mind. Which is dangerously ad hominem, even when positive, which this is.

No, it's not. Ad Hominem, as used in discussion, refers to an attack. But, tell you what, if you are confused on that score, can you ask about it on the 10 commandments thread in the Styx?


Kelly Alves
Admin


[ 24. May 2013, 05:06: Message edited by: Kelly Alves ]
 
Posted by SusanDoris (# 12618) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Pulsator Organorum Ineptus:
Just imagine - having the time and patience to write such a long post of total bollocks. Aewsome!

True! I use a screen reader, Synthetic Dave, who reads everything in a correct way, whether it makes sense or not! [Smile] Having listened to the whole OP, I wonder why EEWC is not a Sci-Fi writer ... or maybe she is? I don't know. But that's where her ideas belong.
 
Posted by SusanDoris (# 12618) on :
 
Having now read the posts between the one I quoted and here, I see that comments on the post might be taken as ad hominem. I hope this is not the case.
 
Posted by First Witness (# 14138) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
Here's WHY Annunaki history on this planet is important for us humans to know AND WHY it has been a closely guarded secret. It's really fairly simple what happened here on this planet that warrants and precipitates war every generation, century-after-century:

1. Physics runs the Physical 3D surface of this planet according to Darwinian Law of the Jungle and Law of Physics: Opposites attract.
2. Mental Energy runs the Subjective surfaces we call "Heaven" according to Thought Groups and Ideologies.
3. Hell in two-dimensions comprises soul-spirits waiting their turn to live again, but where no processes exists for them to incarnate.

Annunaki from Orion are from the Mental Plane, from the ultraviolet and subtle dimension although they share DNA-coding with us and they are our genetic cousins, mutual Children of YHVH.

But Annunaki are way ahead, a million years ahead, and they decided 450,000 years ago to OWN the Physical Planet we live on after they destroyed the surface of their own physical planet by powdering their polluted atmosphere with minerals; and they chose to run our Physical Planet the same way they run the Mental Plane (and their planet Nibiru), to wit:

o--Creation is All One,
o--Perceptions are Unreal,
o--Like Attracts Like,
o--Do what thou wilt,
o--As Above, So Below.

These principles result in the behavioral non-accountability of Occult & New Age partisans. They teach Complacency as their most ethical doctrine.
It's Annunaki theology known by many names. But unfortunately, it doesn't work OUT in physical Physics--as they intended. Physical Physics declares:

o--Life expresses Diversity (not Uniformity),
o--Perceptions are real and essential to command of causes and effects,
o--Opposites Attract (Good attracts Trouble; Evil attracts Security) therefore, Accountability to behavioral Laws is essential for Peace.
o--Belief systems that manifest in the Subjective are just ideologies clanking around in peoples' heads; outcome are determined by Behavior--not Beliefs.

Thus in Physical existence, we are accountable for effects, results and outcomes of Behavior, and thought systems are secondary or tertiary.

An even application of Civil Laws against Creating Harm & Undue Costs OR Cheating relationships or Law and Operating by Deceit--can indeed create social outcomes of Good for Good People and Disrupt Evil people even in a Physical world where "opposites attract" is at work everyday.

We here in the Physical have to follow the guidance of Justice, by our behavior. And Justice has nothing to do with Ideology. It's empirical.

But Human Elites took up the Annunaki dogma and ran with it in their secret societies, associations and fraternities. Hierarchies, one by one, took over "governance by consent of the governed," overturned Common Law and substituted Commercial predatory and parasitic Laws of the Sea, of the Admiralty--Roman Laws.

As a result, today, Good people attract Trouble and Woe and Evil people are secure in their beds.

Moreover, the New Age and Occult pseudoscience of Astrology rationalizes whatever happens to Good People (They must not have been good enough, right?)

Moneyed Elites profiteer on sheeple, operate from "Jerk and Dangle," create Byzantine, dizzying and stupefying Rules so common law and commonsense cannot operate human societies today.

Whole disciplines have been co-opted: Anthropology, History, Religion, Astrophysics and Space Science are all run on the "Peer-review" system that culls novel and innovative thinking, keeps scholars in their Annunaki/ Globalist/ Zionist/ Fascist/ Illuminist thought-grooves.

As above, so below is an unsane prescription for controlling two planets running--not by the two different sets of operating principles as in two different dimensions but with subjective Law imposed upon the physical plane as thought controls, political-correctness, nepotism, elitism and Not-See-ism.

Not-see-ism means, not seeing nor caring about outcomes of hierarchy dictatorial governance upon working classes.

Laws of Moses (except where they get into revenge-killing) are what will set this planet straight to Justice, Behavior and Outcomes.

But there can be NO Peace so long as Occult teachings--All One, Perceptions are Unreal, Like Attracts Like, Do what thou wilt, As Above, So Below--are running the Planetary Game Show called New World Order. They're ALL ONE, alright, all for themselves and only themselves, with no corporate accountability even in sight.

EEWC

Has anyone told God?

The Illuminati and the hidden mystery.

Why not tell us what it all boils down to?
 
Posted by Raptor Eye (# 16649) on :
 
Grace flies in the face of the law, but the law is necessary for grace to abound.
 
Posted by daronmedway (# 3012) on :
 
Emily,

I wonder if you could explain the thinking behind your use of CAPS. Is it just for emphasis, or is it to flag up the words from your personal vocabulary that mean something totally different than your average dictionary?

[ 24. May 2013, 10:47: Message edited by: daronmedway ]
 
Posted by quetzalcoatl (# 16740) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Pulsator Organorum Ineptus:
Just imagine - having the time and patience to write such a long post of total bollocks. Aewsome!

That made me laugh long and hard. But then again, are religious ideas any less bizarre?
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
Emily--

Questions re some of the wrong principles that you list upthread:

--"As Above, So Below": AIUI, this refers to consistent patterns in Nature. What is true at one level is true at another. Macrocosm and microcosm. Do you have a different understanding?

--"Do As Thou Wilt": That's the first part of the Wiccan Rede. "Do as thou wilt, an* it harm none." Does having that missing piece make a difference in your view of it?

--"All is One": You put this aside in favor of diversity. But ISTM that both are true. Small example: a human being is made up of all sorts of diverse stuff at many levels--but it all coexists as one person.

I sometimes wonder if *we* humans all make together some kind of...something or someone. (For me, that's one kind of "As Above, So Below".)

--You mentioned living where you're surrounded by New Agers. Have they been throwing these principles at you?


Thx.


*an = if, as long as.

[ 24. May 2013, 12:08: Message edited by: Golden Key ]
 
Posted by passer (# 13329) on :
 
Golden Key - as you point out, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, as in a little (partial) understanding.

quote:
Originally posted by daronmedway:
Emily,

I wonder if you could explain the thinking behind your use of CAPS. Is it just for emphasis, or is it to flag up the words from your personal vocabulary that mean something totally different than your average dictionary?

Probably just an affectation with no grammatical validity, like saying "different than". [Biased]
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
I would like to have a serious conversation with a Wiccan some day about her beliefs. The four or five Wiccans I've met all talked like ... well, Emily.
 
Posted by EtymologicalEvangelical (# 15091) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by quetzalcoatl
...are religious ideas any less bizarre?

What do you mean by "religious ideas"?

If perhaps you mean "any idea that does not conform to the philosophy of naturalism", then the answer to your question is: yes, some 'religious' ideas are less bizarre.

As for the philosophy of naturalism, would could be more bizarre and outlandish than this? :

quote:
The belief that there was Nothing and Nothing happened to Nothing and then Nothing magically exploded for No reason, creating everything and then a bunch of everything magically rearranged itself for No reason whatsoever into self-replicating bits which then turned into dinosaurs.
Emily talks about beings from another planet. Bizarre, yes. But no more bizarre than theories about parallel universes or the theories of panspermia and exogenesis, not to mention "everything from nothing" or infinite regress.

[ 24. May 2013, 12:48: Message edited by: EtymologicalEvangelical ]
 
Posted by Marvin the Martian (# 4360) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by EtymologicalEvangelical:
Emily talks about beings from another planet. Bizarre, yes.

The idea of beings from another planet is nothing exceptional at all.

The idea of beings from another planet that is in close proximity to Earth without anyone noticing it or there being any gravitational or astronomical effects, and who are influencing/controlling political elites on a global scale is what's so bizarre.
 
Posted by Ariel (# 58) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Golden Key:
--"As Above, So Below": AIUI, this refers to consistent patterns in Nature. What is true at one level is true at another. Macrocosm and microcosm.

"As above, so below" is one of the seven principles of Hermeticism - which is the basis of much of the Western esoteric traditions.

quote:
--"Do As Thou Wilt": That's the first part of the Wiccan Rede. "Do as thou wilt, an* it harm none." Does having that missing piece make a difference in your view of it?
Actually, "Do as thou wilt", without the bit that follows, is Aleister Crowley's doctrine. "Do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law."
 
Posted by The5thMary (# 12953) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by malik3000:
[Eek!] [Confused]

I know! Holy unreality, Batman!

BTW, malik, you know me as "Paddy O'Furniture". [Biased]
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Marvin the Martian:
The idea of beings from another planet that is in close proximity to Earth without anyone noticing it or there being any gravitational or astronomical effects, and who are influencing/controlling political elites on a global scale is what's so bizarre.

Well, the last bit has long been attributed to both angels and demons. IIRC, the nine choirs of angels include thrones, powers, and dominions. Some people do interpret angels and demons as having their own world(s) somewhere.
 
Posted by daronmedway (# 3012) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by passer:
Golden Key - as you point out, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing, as in a little (partial) understanding.

quote:
Originally posted by daronmedway:
Emily,

I wonder if you could explain the thinking behind your use of CAPS. Is it just for emphasis, or is it to flag up the words from your personal vocabulary that mean something totally different than your average dictionary?

Probably just an affectation with no grammatical validity, like saying "different than". [Biased]
OK, DIfFeRenT TO then. bEttEr?

[ 24. May 2013, 16:27: Message edited by: daronmedway ]
 
Posted by Matt Black (# 2210) on :
 
"dIfFerEnT fRom"?, shurely?
 
Posted by passer (# 13329) on :
 
˙N∀H┴ ɹǝʌǝu ʇnq 'WOɹℲ ɹo O┴ ɹǝɥʇıƎ [Smile]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
Fun over, people. Back to the thread, if you can.

Barnabas62
Purgatory Host

 
Posted by Doublethink (# 1984) on :
 
Emily, what do you wish to discuss here that is different from the other Annunaki threads ? Please could you post a clarification.

We do not normally permit multiple threads on the same topic - unless there is a clearly different angle to the discussion. Otherwise the board can swamped.

Doublethink
Purgatory Host
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by daronmedway:
Emily,

I wonder if you could explain the thinking behind your use of CAPS. Is it just for emphasis, or is it to flag up the words from your personal vocabulary that mean something totally different than your average dictionary?

I'm so sorry about that. When I'm in "typing mode" they just COME OUT! And I actually have to go back over the text, to remove them.

If they're just too obnoxious, tell me and I'll make sure they all get removed before I post.

Em [Smile]

[ETA Fixed code, DT, Purgatory Host]

[ 24. May 2013, 19:13: Message edited by: Doublethink ]
 
Posted by Boogie (# 13538) on :
 
Emily, I am dyslexic an find caps very hard to read [Smile]
 
Posted by Lietuvos Sv. Kazimieras (# 11274) on :
 
Is this a new Doctor Who thread?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Originally posted by Golden Key:
Emily--

Questions re some of the wrong principles that you list upthread:

--"As Above, So Below": AIUI, this refers to consistent patterns in Nature. What is true at one level is true at another. Macrocosm and microcosm. Do you have a different understanding?


Yes, I believe you are speaking correctly about Fractals, which are patterns that exist at every scale. The human body programmed by YHVH's DNA-code is one such fractal, and this is why humans have existed from 1 ft to 36 ft tall, in the Physical. And this is why it was written, "Let us make man in our image and after our likeness" in Genesis. ... The movement of energy has a different dynamic, always from negative to positive; and human interactions follow the path of energy, a question being negative and an affirmative statement actuating a positive response, opposite in intention.

--"Do As Thou Wilt": That's the first part of the Wiccan Rede. "Do as thou wilt, an* it harm none." Does having that missing piece make a difference in your view of it?

Absolutely. Luciferians have no problem creating harm in order to remove souls, test souls or entrain souls in trauma-based mind control techniques.

--"All is One": You put this aside in favor of diversity. But ISTM that both are true. Small example: a human being is made up of all sorts of diverse stuff at many levels--but it all coexists as one person.

True! But when All One is used as I describe it, as a rationale for excusing Evil, Harm, Deceit, Waste and Corruption, that's a bad use of the concept of Unity.

I sometimes wonder if *we* humans all make together some kind of...something or someone. (For me, that's one kind of "As Above, So Below".)

Oo! That's subtle! I have seen photo images in which a large "human person" contained the figures of smaller human persons. So I can't say for sure, but I suspect you're on to something.

--You mentioned living where you're surrounded by New Agers. Have they been throwing these principles at you?

My best buddy who runs meditation classes at the Methodist Church, is an evangelical Buddhist, and he literally showers me with New Age dogma. But when I explain how that affects my own personal viewpoint, he's amazed! And he declares I'm right!! So he and I go through this dance all the time. I call Allan my personal Buddha, and what he's best at is calming me down when I get into a personal snit.

Thanks for asking.

Emily [Smile]


Thx.


*an = if, as long as. [/qb]

Code improvement
-Gwai

[ 24. May 2013, 20:49: Message edited by: Gwai ]
 
Posted by Kelly Alves (# 2522) on :
 
How come nobody bitches about CAPS to Motherboard?

But sorry, perhaps that is the subject for AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT THREAD.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Marvin the Martian:
quote:
Originally posted by EtymologicalEvangelical:
Emily talks about beings from another planet. Bizarre, yes.

The idea of beings from another planet is nothing exceptional at all.

The idea of beings from another planet that is in close proximity to Earth without anyone noticing it or there being any gravitational or astronomical effects, and who are influencing/controlling political elites on a global scale is what's so bizarre.


Anybody here read [qi]The Holographic Paradigm ?[/qi] I think it was published in the 1980s.

I simply integrated that concept into my Reality, so when I ran into observatory webcam images in which Nibiru is only visible in ultraviolet and upper ranges of colored "black light" I realized their form of matter vibrates at a different frequency from ours.

So I just accepted the apparent fact that Nibiru doesn't disturb our gravity-well at all, nor the electro-magnetic spectrum of our planet because we're "on different radio stations."

This is WHY all my Nibiru foreground images are totally black because I had to remove all the white-light COLORS in order to see what was "left in black light," which is not dark, by the way.

Black light has colors too: cyan, magenta and yellow; so Nibirans see colors in their black-environment--just NO red or orange and very little green. I understand, it looks from here as if their vegetation is actually BLUE.

The most beautiful panorama I have of Nibiru is here:

http://www.scienfree.org/Elenin_Files/130413lick2_1500T.png



 
Posted by Doublethink (# 1984) on :
 
Emily, please could you practice nested and separated quotes on the ubb practice thread.

Tagging for your most recent post should look like this without the spaces:

[ q u o t e ][ q b ]Originally posted by butch:
Wither the united nations[ / q b ][ / q u o t e ]
East !

[ q u o t e ][ q b ]Originally posted by butch:
Because ![ / q b ][ / q u o t e ]
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
Emily--

36 ft. humans? Are you thinking of the Nephilim?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Doublethink:
Emily, what do you wish to discuss here that is different from the other Annunaki threads ? Please could you post a clarification.

We do not normally permit multiple threads on the same topic - unless there is a clearly different angle to the discussion. Otherwise the board can swamped.

Doublethink
Purgatory Host

Good point.

This thread is about ideology--now that you mention it. Sorry I got off into image characteristics again.

The Annunaki have been coming here (periodically) for so long, their cosmology and meta-physics have saturated just about every culture on our planet.

This is why the Hindu Vedas, the Masons, the Rosecrucians, the Chivalric Orders, the Luciferian-Theosophists, the Alice Bailey crowd--all teach the same stuff.

This is why our planet only has diverse belief systems where indigenous tribes have been untouched ... since forever.

And since secrecy is part and parcel of their meta-physics--they don't teach their slaves the same as they teach their leaders--we also have this division in teachings between Elites and Worker-Slaves.

Our planet reflects culture almost perfectly; it's like the water that fish swim around in. Nobody notices how Annunaki-Babylonian beliefs systems are everywhere, including in the corporate business environment.

Corporations are perfect Annunaki hierarchies; and some of them simply do not see cause-and-effect relationships except as they affect the corporate bottom-line.

Here in 3rd dimension Physicality, that's a fatal social error--not to be able to see the damage, the harm, the suffering that your leaders' decisions and actions are producing.

Examples: Monsanto's Round-Up and GMO grains, now being banned all over the world.

The oil business, which has bought up and taken over all Free Energy ideas they would sequester.

The pharmaceutical business, which profiteers off making people sick with side-effects.

Etc.

Corporations built on the Annunaki model, by leaders schooled in the Annunaki meta-physical model, are socio-pathic by design.

We've never dealt with this issue before, at this level--"we" being the people who desire to be governed with our own consent being kept in mind by our reprentatives that we vote in.

Who ever thought that "not-see-ing" corporations would be allowed to buy out innovations, buy out legislatures, buy out national politicians, and thereby guarantee more pollution, corruption and monopolies causing glut and lack in our people?

That's my rant on Annunaki culture for the day.

Thanks for coming by and putting up with it.

Emily
 
Posted by South Coast Kevin (# 16130) on :
 
Could you explain or give me a link or two to show what these phrases mean, please?
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
...I realized their form of matter vibrates at a different frequency from ours.

quote:
I had to remove all the white-light COLORS in order to see what was "left in black light," which is not dark, by the way... Black light has colors too: cyan, magenta and yellow
I'm fairly scientifically literate but these phrases have rather stumped me! [Smile]
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Ariel:
quote:
Originally posted by Golden Key:
--"As Above, So Below": AIUI, this refers to consistent patterns in Nature. What is true at one level is true at another. Macrocosm and microcosm.

"As above, so below" is one of the seven principles of Hermeticism - which is the basis of much of the Western esoteric traditions.
Yes. [Smile] Skimmed the Wikipedia article on Hermeticism last night.


quote:
quote:
--"Do As Thou Wilt": That's the first part of the Wiccan Rede. "Do as thou wilt, an* it harm none." Does having that missing piece make a difference in your view of it?
Actually, "Do as thou wilt", without the bit that follows, is Aleister Crowley's doctrine. "Do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law."
Ahhhh...which perhaps explains a bit about him! [Biased]


Thanks, Ariel.
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
Emily--

Re your "rant on Anunaki culture":

I agree with you, as far as people getting power, creating hierarchies to institutionalize that power, treating other people as things, and generally making the world much worse.

But I'm not so sure we need aliens to account for all that--or demons, for that matter. People screw up; they make bad choices; they think that being in power makes them better, safer, and more important than the less powerful--and they'll do anything to keep that power. Etc.

In the words of Walt Kelly's character Pogo, "We have met the enemy, and he is us".

FWIW.

BTW, have you read Daniel Quinn's novel, "Ishmael"? It's yet another interpretation of this whole thing--including seeing the dispute between Cain and Abel as a fight between "taker" culture and "leaver" culture.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Well, maybe we can agree to disagree.

The Annunaki may have been "aliens" 450,000 years ago, but they have saturated our society, culture and Law with meta-physical posturing that propagates and entrains people in complacency, classism, sexism, exploitation and slavery.

If we the people can't see where these negative tendencies are coming from--all from the same cultural ideology vested in us all these centuries--we'll never fix it. We'll never be able to restore nor hold to "governance by consent of the governed" again.

Emily
 
Posted by Lothiriel (# 15561) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:


The most beautiful panorama I have of Nibiru is here:

http://www.scienfree.org/Elenin_Files/130413lick2_1500T.png


Umm -- is there supposed to be an image of a planet there? I don't see anything in the sky of that photo except for sort of swirly clouds.

[ed for coding]

[ 24. May 2013, 21:13: Message edited by: Lothiriel ]
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
Emily, some of the things you say aren't easy to understand because you appear to be using some terms in ways that don't fit with common understanding. To give some examples:
quote:
It's really fairly simple what happened here on this planet that warrants and precipitates war every generation, century-after-century:

1. Physics runs the Physical 3D surface of this planet according to Darwinian Law of the Jungle and Law of Physics: Opposites attract.

Surely if you're talking 3D, you can't just be talking about the surface of the planet? I'm not quite sure which Law of Physics you mean - but I'm guessing Newtonian physics (?) So when you say "surface" do you mean anything and everything that's not sub-atomic? But what do you mean when you talk about Physics running things? Surely things just are, and physics seeks to describe them? Physics is not in itself a force. As for the Law of the Jungle, I think you may be confusing Darwin with Kipling. And I'm not sure what opposites attracting Hardly a universal law) has to do with anything.
quote:

2. Mental Energy runs the Subjective surfaces we call "Heaven" according to Thought Groups and Ideologies.

What is a Subjective surface? And when you say that "we" call it Heaven, to whom are you referring? I'm finding the grammar a bit ambiguous. Do you mean: 'According to Thought Groups and Ideologies, Mental energy runs the Subjective surfaces we call Heaven'? Or do you mean that Mental energy runs ... Heaven according to Thought Groups and Ideologies? Do you mean to imply that there is no Heaven, that it is just a surface illusion?
Alternatively, if Heaven is in some way real, what does it mean to "run" it? And which Thought Groups and Ideologies do you mean - all of them, or certain specified ones? Christian ones?
quote:

3. Hell in two-dimensions comprises soul-spirits waiting their turn to live again, but where no processes exists for them to incarnate.

Hell is flat, like a photograph? How do soul-spirits live in it? If they can't incarnate, in what sense are they waiting to do so?
quote:

Annunaki from Orion are from the Mental Plane, from the ultraviolet and subtle dimension although they share DNA-coding with us and they are our genetic cousins, mutual Children of YHVH.

What is the ultra-violet and subtle dimension? What connection does the ultra-violet dimension have with the wave length? How can creatures from a mental plane share DNA which would seem to belong to the physical plane? And if they have DNA, do they not also evolve in line with Darwinian principles?

It seems to me that you don't really have the language to convey what your understanding is, and the terms you are using just cause greater confuison. You appear to be using the language of science to attempt to deny our current scientific understanding of how the world is constructed - it seems to me that doesn't really work, partly because it gives rise to the suspicion that you don't really understand the science you zre attempting to deny.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Lothiriel:
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
http://www.scienfree.org/Elenin_Files/130413lick2_1500T.png


[qb] Umm -- is there supposed to be an image of a planet there? I don't see anything in the sky of that photo except for sort of swirly clouds.
[ed for coding]

Let's look again, more closely. I keep saying, Nibiru is a black-light planet, so the colors are unlike ours.

I keep saying, it's huge--fills half our skies around the sun, and another third around our Moon.

So, what you are looking at here is a landmass lit with black light scretching across the western sky.

I have one image I got at Fukushima, Japan, of Nibiru, and it fills the eastern sky.

Nibiru from Japan looking East.

It fills the sky, and it's so close you can see architecture, waterways, roadways ... civil society.

But it's all in black-light, so the webcams miss it all. [I've asked a friend to take some photo images for me with his Nightshot camera. We'll see what comes up. [Smile] ]
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by QLib:
Emily, some of the things you say aren't easy to understand because you appear to be using some terms in ways that don't fit with common understanding. It seems to me that you don't really have the language to convey what your understanding is, and the terms you are using just cause greater confuison. You appear to be using the language of science to attempt to deny our current scientific understanding of how the world is constructed - it seems to me that doesn't really work, partly because it gives rise to the suspicion that you don't really understand the science you zre attempting to deny.

That I don't appear to have the language to describe what I'm describing has to be the understatement of the week.

I don't know if you intended to be funny, but I'm still rolling on the floor, my sides aching from laughter.

"Who's on first, what's on second, and Idunno's on third base!" comes to mind.

[brick wall]

I'll try to improve, is all I can offer you.
 
Posted by Ariel (# 58) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
I have one image I got at Fukushima, Japan, of Nibiru, and it fills the eastern sky.

Nibiru from Japan looking East.

It fills the sky, and it's so close you can see architecture, waterways, roadways ... civil society.

But it's all in black-light, so the webcams miss it all.

Sorry, I'm confused now. Are you saying that basically this is a webcam shot which you say features Nibiru looking very large, it's just that nobody can see it in this photo because it's a webcam shot?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
I assume too much.

These image comments belong on the Annunaki page, not here where Ideology is the topic.

But anyway, I take webcam shots; and using skills I attained as a Xerox corporate trainer, I alter the saturation of hues and colors so you see what can't be seen behind chemtrails.

I use photos from webcams all over the West Coast. This webcam shot happened to be from Japan because I wanted to see whether Nibiru was filling the space over the Pacific from the perspective of Asia the way Nibiru is filling the space over the Pacific from the perspect of North America.

And yes, it is. If I took webcam shots from Japan all the time, I would get the same results I get from west coast webcams. Nibiru is that large! It takes up half the sky.

But you have to be able to scrub chemtrails off visually, to see it because chemtrails form an opaque powder blue ceiling around our atmosphere.

I hope I'm not just making things worse, by the way I explain. :sigh:

[ 24. May 2013, 22:04: Message edited by: Emily Windsor-Cragg ]
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
I don't know if you intended to be funny, but I'm still rolling on the floor, my sides aching from laughter.

"Who's on first, what's on second, and Idunno's on third base!" comes to mind.

[brick wall]

I'll try to improve, is all I can offer you.

I am not trying to be funny - I am trying to make the point that what you have posted here (the bit I could be bothered to try and decipher) is simply nonsense. It's not dangerous or edgy, or enlightening or liberating - it is garbage, pure and simple - a bizarre hotch-potch of pseudo-scientific drivel.

Ok, there a mystics from a variety of religious traditions who talk about conveying truths that are beyond language, but they actually do quite a good job of using language to express the inexpressible. In the example I quoted, you are abusing language to inexpress something all too readily expressible: in plain English, your emperor has no clothes.

As for improving: Maybe try hitting the brick wall a bit less hard with your head. As others have suggested, when everybody is saying the same thing to you, it's just possible that it might be worth paying attention to that message.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
My hope is, maybe that some of you who "get the idea" can help out.

My hope is, maybe some of you will become curious enough, you'll start looking into what I'm saying with an eye to help me clarify what's completely new to me also.

My hope is, I'm not the only person on this planet who has noticed, we're now in a different solar system than we were in prior to September 26, 2011.

Anybody else notice that?

:ducks:

Em
 
Posted by Quinquireme (# 17384) on :
 
All this in just over a day! Man I'm all mysticked out! FaroutsVille, Arizona!
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
@ Emily's OP

Maybe there is a communication point I can make here?

When we look, what do we see?

The matches that we make in our brains with the images which come through our eyes require brain presets. Our brains "translate and categorise" images.

So let me look at two of your contrasts from the OP.

"Annunaki": Perceptions are unreal
"Physical Physics": Perceptions are real and essential to command of causes and effects

I think both of those are wrong. Visual perceptions may deceive us about external reality. But they are certainly real. We just need to consider the impact of creative imagination on obscure visual data and factor it out. The whole system of scientific measurement, of subjecting data to various methods of examination, operates as a check on the mere process of seeing. Often enough, seeing is good enough. If I see a thrown stone heading towards my head and say perception is real and I duck in time I'll avoid a blow to the head! If I say perception is unreal, I may wake up later with a bandage around my head and a realisation that there is something to perception after all!

When it comes to analysing strange appearance in the sky, and photographs of them as well, we can subject the visual data to more than just immediate perception. There are ways of measuring the data using various instruments. These don't serve to obscure the reality of our perceptions, they serve to clarify, take us further than the immediate - and sometimes self-deceiving - initial perceptions. Sometimes the overall results are counter-intuitive.

We used to play games with our children when looking at cloud formations. What did they see? "That looks like a dog's head!" "No it doesn't, it looks like daddy!" "I think I can see a motor cycle up there" "Don't be silly, motor cycles can't fly!"

We normally ended up in hoots of laughter. Out of that, our kids learned this thing about projection. That clouds are clouds and we enjoyed seeing what patterns we could see in them. But we knew they weren't really there. It was just a game that taught us something about one of our human tendencies; that of perceiving patterns out of ambiguous or obscure visual data. It might be fun to make those patterns but it didn't say anything about the reality of clouds.

[ 24. May 2013, 23:57: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
quote:
Emily Windsor-Cragg: we're now in a different solar system than we were in prior to September 26, 2011.

Anybody else notice that?

I'm mentally composing at least five Science Fiction stories already, in which someone just casually says this sentence. But I shall not...
 
Posted by Jon in the Nati (# 15849) on :
 
quote:
My hope is, I'm not the only person on this planet who has noticed, we're now in a different solar system than we were in prior to September 26, 2011.
What happened on September 26, 2011?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
I've been wondering what's going on since 2003.

SEE my rendering of UnivCalifornia Berkeley's webcam shot for Sept 25, 2011: That's the day we obtained a new and different Sun, Wormwood (of Bible fame) at precisely 17:17:17 which when translated into prime number language is, "Let there be Light."

http://www.scienfree.org/Elenin_Files/110925ucb_1717.png

http://www.scienfree.org/images/NIBI/110819ELEnin.png ... This was the month before it happened. NASA was tracking the intersection of Elenin with our planetary path.

http://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?ID=dK10X010;orb=1;cov=0;log=0;cad=0#orb

On Sept 25th at 5:17:17 pm "Comet Elenin" came between Earth and our OldSol Sun, peeled us out of that orbit and we were tractored onto a new path, a tiny corkscrewing orbit, in trinity with Nibiru and its black sun, Nemesis, both very large bodies.

Nibiru is laterally larger than earth; but its shape is a torus, like a tire's innertube.

Nemesis is an irregular sort-of sphere that emanates only black light; however black light is full of color, so half the sky around the Moon is now lit up like kaleidescope.

We're now on a new heading as a companion-trinity, out of the Milky Galaxy entirely.

The Age of Pisces is over, the Millennium is over, the final Judgment is underway so the "Bible" Dispensation is about-over, and a new history is beginning ... if we make to the frontier within the 40-45 year time-frame that is presently set.

That's what my photo images show is true: Earth is in a tight formation with Nemesis and Nibiru, and this is apparent because there is no black empty space around either this sun or our old moon; moreover, the sky over our heads is changing, but astronomers are still using star maps and obsolete equipment.

My Elenin_Files show that Nibiru takes up the entire southwestern-to-northwestern sky from here.

What is observable around the sun we have: It is hotter, it is magenta in color--not blue-white. There is a landmass with colors and textures BEHIND it.

What is observable around our Moon. It is too large [or close], too light and hot; and instead of being in empty space, increasing light by 20% the whole sky lights up like a Christmas tree. So, you explain that!

Some people do know. Someone here (sorry I've forgotten who it was) asked me who I think knows what's happened; and I provided my best guess List of who probably knows. I think it's in the History thread. It's late. I'll check on that tomorrow.

But I'll keep a straight face if you will. Em
 
Posted by Twilight (# 2832) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Jon in the Nati:
quote:
My hope is, I'm not the only person on this planet who has noticed, we're now in a different solar system than we were in prior to September 26, 2011.
What happened on September 26, 2011?
Well according to my sources (Google) the comet Elenin was in alignment with the sun and Chili had the biggest earthquake in human history. Maybe the jolt sent us over.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Hmm. That's an interesting idea because Chile is in the southern hemisphere, and that is the direction from which Nibiru approached.

Thanks for sharing.

Em [Smile]
 
Posted by Timothy the Obscure (# 292) on :
 
quote:
I simply integrated that concept into my Reality
Wow. I wish I had that superpower.
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:

On Sept 25th at 5:17:17 pm "Comet Elenin" came between Earth and our OldSol Sun

True
quote:
That's what my photo images show is true: Earth is in a tight formation with Nemesis and Nibiru, and this is apparent because there is no black empty space around either this sun or our old moon; moreover, the sky over our heads is changing, but astronomers are still using star maps and obsolete equipment.

This illustrates precisely the point I made in my most recent post.

What you are saying is that your visual perceptions and interpretations of photographs are correct, therefore all current measuring equipment which says otherwise must be "obsolete".

Another way of looking at that is that the equipment acts as a check on our visual perceptions and interpretations of them. Given our capacity to deceive ourselves over the visual data we perceive and analyse. Provided it is not obsolete, the equipment acts as a check on our vivid imaginations and fantasies about what we see.

So your images which support your personal interpretation need to be backed up by evidence from non-obsolete measuring equipment. What kind of equipment might that be.

Plus you need to provide evidence of why measuring equipment used by scientists has become obsolete.

You haven't done either of those things. I doubt very much that you can.

You're simply providing a highly personal explanation of visual images which you claim "demonstrate" the truth of what you say, but without any back up. You are merely asserting an eccentric view of reality without any evidence to support your interpretations of visuals.

The more eccentric the view, the harder the evidence you need in order to change the common view.

Of course, apparently eccentric views can become accepted as the best available explanation of physical realities. Einstein's highly unusual views moved into general acceptance when observations backed up by accurate instrumental checks showed that they cohered with the measurable external world. That's the sort of change which can arise through careful verification.
quote:
But I'll keep a straight face if you will. Em
I'm keeping a straight face. What do you have to say?

Purgatory is a place for serious discussion (yes, really), not just random assertions of the fanciful.
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
@ Twilight. 1960 isn't 2010.
 
Posted by Higgs Bosun (# 16582) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
Of course, apparently eccentric views can become accepted as the best available explanation of physical realities. Einstein's highly unusual views moved into general acceptance when observations backed up by accurate instrumental checks showed that they cohered with the measurable external world. That's the sort of change which can arise through careful verification. [/QB]

I think that too much is made of view of Einstein as the eccentric maverick whose views were eventually accepted. He had no difficulty in getting his three seminal papers published in his annus mirabilis of 1905*, and when his paper on General Relativity was published in 1915, it was persuasive enough for Arthur Eddington to set about organizing an expedition to make observations at an eclipse just 4 years later, which made specific experimental verification of the light bending predicted by the theory.

I'm never impressed by people who say, in effect, "people didn't believe Einstein, but he was eventually proved right; people don't believe me, therefore I am right."

*It was his paper that on Special Relativity which everyone knows about from that year. But it was one of the other two which gained him his Nobel Prize in 1921 (i.e. not that much later). No prizes but maybe a little kudos for knowing the subjects of the other two 1905 paper - without looking them up!
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
[tangent]
Higgs Bosun

Point taken. I was talking about the more general moves to acceptability. The attempts to earth General Relativity by means of observation were made because they were thought necessary. General and Special Relativity, though the products of a remarkable insight, are also examples of counter-intuitive theories which turn out to be better than prior theories (or "common sense"). In that sense, they were certainly eccentric for a while, so far as more general acceptance goes.

BTW have you seen this?. In itself it is a remarkable example of the way the scientific community is prepared to test and retest observations and measurements. One can state conclusively now, following the 1979 re-analysis, that Eddington's eclipse survey results did indeed falsify Newtonian mechanics, did give some indication of light-bending, and therefore a favourable pointer towards General Relativity. But at the time, he may have stretched a point or two, based on a judgment which has been confirmed subsequently.

I always enjoy watching the scientific community at work over issues like this. Stones are not left unturned.

[/tangent]

[ 25. May 2013, 10:00: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
A bit of Hostly business. Doublethink is right to ask questions over the ongoing need for this thread, which overlaps with both the "HISTORY" and the "Annanuki" threads. Purg Hosts probably need a further chat re thread rationalisation - and this particular Purg Host has just added to problems by seeking to engage. [Hot and Hormonal]

Happy for things to "lie where they fall" meantimes. Please carry on "as you are led".

B62, Purg Host
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
quote:
Higgs Bosun: I think that too much is made of view of Einstein as the eccentric maverick whose views were eventually accepted.
I agree. Working at a Patent Office, he started a bit outside the scientific establisment, but even that wasn't very rare at the time. He already had a paper published in a prestigious journal in 1901, and his papers of 1905 (where he introduced Relativity) immediately got him recognized, even if the experiments to confirm them took a couple of more years to be followed through.

Quantum Mechanics had to struggle a bit harder for recognition (not in the least against Einstein himself), but people like Niels Bohr were also respected from the beginning.

[ 25. May 2013, 11:19: Message edited by: LeRoc ]
 
Posted by Twilight (# 2832) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard:
@ Twilight. 1960 isn't 2010.

Oh. Sorry. Last night I could have sworn my source said the earthquake in Chili was on September 26, 2011 but this morning it looks like maybe the earthquake article was written on Septmeber 26, 2011.

Please allow me to serve as an example of the false perceptions of the weak minded when allowed free will on the internet during the dawning of the age of senility.
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
{Passes Twilight a 6-pack of Geritol tonic, in assorted flavors.}
[Biased]
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
quote:
Twilight: Oh. Sorry. Last night I could have sworn my source said the earthquake in Chili was on September 26, 2011 but this morning it looks like maybe the earthquake article was written on Septmeber 26, 2011.
However, on 'alternative scientific' websites (I'm being charitable here) there was a lot of talk before 9/26/11 that the passing of Elenin would cause an earth-shattering earthquake to happen on that date. Most of these sites explicitly connected this quake with Niburu (it never happened of course, although there were a couple of minor quakes on that day, as happens every day).

Here is an example, but there are a lot more. When Emily mentioned this date, I immediately assumed that this is what she was referring to. I was actually a bit surprised that she didn't know about this.

[ 25. May 2013, 11:54: Message edited by: LeRoc ]
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Twilight:
Please allow me to serve as an example of the false perceptions of the weak minded when allowed free will on the internet during the dawning of the age of senility.

Or, rather, an example of how our perceptions are influenced by our assumptions. A mistake that anyone could make is often, in an older person, attributed to the ageing process. So the fact that, yesterday, I couldn't remember the name of someone in my meeting who I've known for over 7 years, who I interviewed for membership and who I last saw only a fortnight ago - this fact, I say, has obviously NOTHING WHATSOEVER to do with my age.
 
Posted by South Coast Kevin (# 16130) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by LeRoc:
Here is an example, but there are a lot more.

I find it both sad and funny that there were a few posts on that thread from 13th September 2011 and then nothing at all until 20th September 2012. (Although it seems RDprofessor misread the year.) Maybe people deleted their posts from in between those dates, otherwise it's a rather deafening silence on that fact that nothing much happened earthquake-wise on 26 Sep 2011...
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
The funny thing is: the comet Elenin, for which some of these sites speculated it would even be a drown dwarf, actually broke up into pieces at the end of August 2011, and was never seen again. The irony...

I would say that the Ship's comet is more bad-ass than this Elenin [Biased]

Many cults predict a Doomsday, and it usually is in the near future, to create a sense of urgency. When nothing happens on the predicted day, there is usually a bit of embarassment and explaining away, but more often the cults simply don't mention the date anymore. I'm a bit surprised that Emily still brought it up.
 
Posted by South Coast Kevin (# 16130) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by LeRoc:
Many cults predict a Doomsday, and it usually is in the near future, to create a sense of urgency. When nothing happens on the predicted day, there is usually a bit of embarassment and explaining away, but more often the cults simply don't mention the date anymore.

Oh yes, I know! Although sometimes it seems just quietly forgetting about the failed prophecies isn't an option; look at how the Jehovah's Witnesses have had to justify their repeated (and incorrect) predictions of Jesus' return: Wikipedia summary
 
Posted by Higgs Bosun (# 16582) on :
 
Dear Emily,

There are some very obvious problems with your post on this thread today. You refer to "astronomers still using star maps and obsolete equipment". I'm not sure how the events you claim make equipment obsolete. However, if what you describe were to be true, very simple observations would bear it out. They do not.

If the earth were significantly removed from the solar system, as you claim, then why are the major planets exactly where we expect? This is a matter of simple observation with the unaided human eye.

If there were a planetary body of the size you indicate (subtending perhaps 90 degrees in the sky), and it has the mass required to drag the earth from its orbit round the sun, then its proximity would raise extraordinary tides on the seas of the earth. If that happend to the river Thames, which is very near to where I live, my house would have been flooded (along with central London, which is at significant risk from high tides). This has not happened. In fact, the tides have remained exatly as expected from the action of the moon and sun. This is not something which needs any sensitive instrumentation to determine. If I get the tides wrong sailing my boat, I go aground.

Tonight the moon will be full. If the sky is clearish, I suspect that even in London with its light pollution affecting the night sky, the area round the moon will be dark (allowing for any scattering of the light from the moon in the atmosphere). Again, my eyes see this.

I don't know what you think this 'Nemesis' is. You describe it as a 'sun', but it only emits what you call 'black light' which is nonetheless 'full of color'. But Nemesis is also 'magenta'. This seems confused. Colour (I'm a brit) is a property of light, 'black' is by definition the absence of light and colour. Ultra-Violet is sometimes called black light, but it electromagnetic radiation which the human eye cannot see (and so by definition colourless). You say that the sun we now have is magenta rather than blue-white. Well, looking outside now, the sunlight I see is the same as what is always has been, and this sunlight is the light from the sun in the sky. Actually, the sun's radiation peaks in visual wavelengths which lie in the green part of the spectrum, it is not 'blue-white', although our eyes will generally interpret its broadband light as 'white'. I would add that no body which shines by virtue of being hot (like a sun) can be what I call magenta, which is basically white with green taken away. I.e. it has lots of red and blue. Hot things are not bright in both red and blue, but not green.

What any photographer knows is that if you point a camera at the sun, or another very bright light source, you get two phenomona. One is flare. Internal scattering in the lens spreads light around the image. The other is that internal specualr reflections within the lens can lead to secondary images of bright sources. The colour of these can be affected by lens coatings; e.g. they can be magenta.

A more technical issue is that there is a good reason why large self-gravitating bodies are basically spherical (with oblateness resulting from rotation). To be any other shape would require that the material be able to support extremely large shear stresses. There is nothing that can support the requirement for anything larger than perhaps tens of miles. This applies to the strongest stuff that you could possibly theoretically make, let alone any real-world material. Basically, your huge, massive, torroidal Nibiru cannot exist.

You seem to claim that the earth will be leaving the Milky Way galaxy in a matter of 40-45 years. That implies that we are now moving relative to the galaxy at a substantial fraction of the speed of light. That is going to make a huge difference to a lot of stuff.

By the way, in which timezone did this supposed capture take place at 17:17:17? Pacific Daylight Time? Pacific Standard Time? Greenwich Mean Time? British Summer Time? The timezone which applies to India (5hours 30 mins ahead of GMT, which would make it the rather less striking 11:47:17 in GMT)? In only one of these can the time have this special repeating value. Why is that timezone especially privileged (given that these timezones are an essentially human, civil construct)?
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
Twilight.

Tuesday.

And I said, I didn't want the silver.

Indicating the kitchen with a nod: "Mesopotamia".
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
.

So your images which support your personal interpretation need to be backed up by evidence from non-obsolete measuring equipment. What kind of equipment might that be.


Plus you need to provide evidence of why measuring equipment used by scientists has become obsolete.

Purgatory is a place for serious discussion (yes, really), not just random assertions of the fanciful. [/QB]

Correct on all counts; yet I do have photographic evidence, archaeological evidence and prophecy to guide me.

What I have perceived and intuited as to causes needs to be examined and verified, validated or repudiated by honest science.

But the reason that doesn't happen is IDEOLOGY of the powers that be--not scientific disinterest.

EEWC

PS. I'll thank you barnabas, to cease attacking me for bringing up this valid topic, just because science hasn't pursued it publicly. That's arbitrary censorship when available evidence is presented and the theory matches the evidence at hand. I do what I can because I want to know the Truth and not just swallow more Statist propaganda.
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
Well, I'll leave it to the other Hosts to decide whether my post represents personal attack, rather than questioning of underlying ideas in your posts. When I post as a Shipmate, I'm subject to the same Commandment 3/4 disciplines as anyone else.

But obviously I can't formally assess myself.
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
Last year, we had a beautiful conjunction between Jupiter and Venus. You could see them coming together for weeks, a delight to the eye.
 
Posted by Gwai (# 11076) on :
 
Part of robust debate can include questioning someone's sources. It is not considered a personal attack to ask someone for their sources or to dispute the value of an offered source. No one is required to produce sources that please others, either though.

Gwai,
Purgatory Host
 
Posted by Higgs Bosun (# 16582) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
What I have perceived and intuited as to causes needs to be examined and verified, validated or repudiated by honest science.


Emily, let me tell you of my experience in doing science (theoretical astrophysics). Admittedly, this was 30 years ago or so. My research supervisor at the time would get many documents from individuals with their ideas on things in space. They were all wrong-headed in various obvious ways, and were displayed in the research institute for our amusement.

There is one I recall. The author had seen photographs of stars, probably like this one. S/he had some great theory of what was going on in those spikes you see coming out in 4 directions from the brighter stars. Unfortunately, the ideas are completely wrong as these 'spikes' are not jets of material or 'energy'. They are an artifact of the imaging process, generated by diffraction off the supports of the equipment at the prime focus of the mirror of the telescope. Change the number or orientation of these supports, and the number or orientation of the spikes changes.

My supervisor did not attempt to respond to any of these for two reasons:

I suspect that the same reasons might have affected any attempts you have made to get your ideas examined.

There have been ideas in science which have taken a long time to be accepted. One that comes to mind is continental drift. However, that not only had evidence, but there are testable predictions which it makes. These have been found to hold.

If you are to get your ideas accepted, then you need to present your evidence in that is clear and can be understood. Not only that, you need to show why the conventional understanding of things fails to account for this evidence. Then you need to make predictions based on your theory which can be tested.

You talk much of your analysis of photographs. However, the one to which you linked today looks to me (as a keen photographer) very much like a nice picture looking over the sea approximately westward and perhaps an hour to two before sunset (e.g. perhaps at 17:17 local time). There is nothing in this picture which, in my opinion, requires an unconventional explanation.

In my previous post I presented some consequences of your theory which conflict with simple observations. This has taken my time, which perhaps I can ill afford. But I have tried to address what you say. I doubt if I will have more time for any other posts in this area.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
I've given you all my sources several times.

--Anthropology: Sumerian records, translated and summarized.
--Bible Book of Revelation and Book of Enoch.
--Emanuel Velikowsky's Worlds in Collision and follow-on volumes
--Sun and Moon tracking photos of my own; videos by Jose Escamilla, JAXA, John Walston, Henning Kemner, Bill Bryson
--Webcam photos [re-rendered into UV] by Univ Calif Berkeley Lawrence Science Bldg, Lick Astronomical Observatory, Mt. Wilson Observatory, principally
--My own file folders of Nibiru photos; my Facebook page on Annunaki Culture.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Planetary-Photo-Gallery/255879834438706#

And here's my other Facebook, Planetary Photo Gallery, with Albums covering lots of space questions about Planets and Moons, if astronomy is one of your interests.

But it seems to me, the details in photos ought to be able to match the scientific theories-of-op for space phenomena. But there is NO match between details versus dimensions and distances of the powers that be. No match at all, and I have no documented explanation.

Further, the corporate powers that be in control of information are vested in the very meta-physics and occult ideology of non-participation, non-disclosure and non-cooperation in principles of hierarchy as the ET-Annunaki have been down through their entire history.

Things are not looking good for Nibiru. It is being repeatedly slammed by its own ice wake, the way Noah's generation was slammed with water. And that civilization may not survive at all from the looks of it, or just a remnant of it. So, for certain, there is no longer a reason to follow Annunaki sanctions against Truth-telling, Governance-by Accountability and problem-solving according to principles of Causes-and-Effects.

Wishful thinking [wish-craft, the principle behavior of Occult New Agers] does not work here in 3D Physical life ... even if it did somewhere else ... as perhaps in 9thDensity. But I don't know because I'm not there and our evidentiary Rules are impossible in non-Physical realities like Heaven and Hell. :shrug:

Emily

[ 25. May 2013, 18:48: Message edited by: Emily Windsor-Cragg ]
 
Posted by passer (# 13329) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:

Things are not looking good for Nibiru. It is being repeatedly slammed by its own ice wake

How do you know this?
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:

What I have perceived and intuited as to causes needs to be examined and verified, validated or repudiated by honest science.

Why?
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
I've given you all my sources several times.
--Anthropology: Sumerian records, translated and summarized.
--Bible Book of Revelation and Book of Enoch.

You can find pretty much anything in Revelations if you go looking for it. I can't speak of the Sumerian records, but it's interesting to note that other people have studied them without coming to the same conclusions as you.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Wow. It sounds to me as if I have met up with a couple of people who really don't care that they're being lied to by Authorities.

I come to different conclusions because I connect more diverse dots in a broader range of topics.

I don't see astronomers connecting with anthropology or organizational ethics or church history ... very often, do you?

And my question in connecting the dots is, "How is it that [ab]Astronomical outcomes [/qbb] show a relationship to both the teaching and practice of corporate Hierarchy-with-secrecy AND ET-Annunaki history as well as modern ET-UFO Non-Disclosure?

It all ties together; and the people who don't want to see it? Well, they have other interests, I suppose.

Emily
 
Posted by no prophet (# 15560) on :
 
I'm finding the upward thrust in the spiral double helix of thoughts expressed by Emily countered by the downward thrust, such that I cannot make out the direction. Might the messages be hardcoded by our DNA star family, along the lines of this? We just need the tricorder, the algorithm, and first contact.
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
Wow. It sounds to me as if I have met up with a couple of people who really don't care that they're being lied to by Authorities.

I come to different conclusions because I connect more diverse dots in a broader range of topics.

I don't see astronomers connecting with anthropology or organizational ethics or church history ... very often, do you?

And my question in connecting the dots is, "How is it that [ab]Astronomical outcomes [/qbb] show a relationship to both the teaching and practice of corporate Hierarchy-with-secrecy AND ET-Annunaki history as well as modern ET-UFO Non-Disclosure?

It all ties together; and the people who don't want to see it? Well, they have other interests, I suppose.

Emily

You misunderstood my "why"? I expected the answer "to confirm or reject the credibility of my discoveries and insight". Clearly you see the need for some kind of external verification yourself. I don't think many of us, and certainly not me, have doubts over the sincerity of your views and opinions. I believe you believe what you write, and I also believe you see it as important to communicate what you believe.

Thinking back to the title of your OP and the emphasis on HERESY, scientific review basically doesn't give a toss whether anyone's ideas run counter to received wisdom or understanding. As Higgs Bosun has pointed out so clearly in the following quote, the standards are somewhat different.

quote:
If you are to get your ideas accepted, then you need to present your evidence in that is clear and can be understood. Not only that, you need to show why the conventional understanding of things fails to account for this evidence. Then you need to make predictions based on your theory which can be tested.
There are three basic criteria there. You are failing to meet all three of them. So your prospects of getting anyone from the world of "honest science" to take you seriously are vanishingly small.

How do I know this? Well, Higgs Bosun is, or was, a scientist. I studied Physics and Chemistry at University. My younger son has published peer-reviewed papers. Higgs Bosun is just describing some of the normal standards of the review processes of honest science.

SoF is nothing like peer review of course. Much less disciplined. Provided they stay within the guidelines, which are predominantly social in character, Shipmates can write what the heck they like here, get a hearing for anything.

But there are some disciplines here. Shipmates who make use of their posting privileges must also expect to take the heat of other people's critical observations of the views and opinions as expressed in their posts. Without exception. That's the standard here. Nobody is protected from that. The open ethos of this place is unrest.

Personal attack and personality conflicts are not allowed to be exercised here in Purgatory, or any discussion area other than Hell. If a Shipmate wants to get personal, they call you to Hell. Their options are to do that, or shut up. That's also in the guidelines. That's the standard here too.

You've had Hostly opinions on both of these standards from Doublethink and Gwai, and you can read them in the guidelines. So that's what its like here, for good or ill. That's one of the ways this cybercommunity works. I've been here for eight years and I like it. I just don't expect easy agreement from anybody about anything. Neither should you.

[ 26. May 2013, 07:26: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by Penny S (# 14768) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by LeRoc:
Last year, we had a beautiful conjunction between Jupiter and Venus. You could see them coming together for weeks, a delight to the eye.

And this weekend, clear skies permitting, they are doing it again, together with Mercury.
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
This from the Einstein tangent.

A remarkable example of how peer review by honest scientists can be ongoing. Eddington's famous 1919 eclipse observations in support of General Relativity were the subject of subsequent controversy. The visual evidence in the plates was subject to re-analysis 60 years later and this detailed paper produced to look critically at the concerns that he may have misrepresented the actual evidence.

The significance for this thread is it demonstrates the care taken by scientists in extracting and reviewing the data available from photographic images. It is not a case of just "seeing".

Of course, it was a very significant experiment and the Eddington findings were very important to the scientific community. But what is also remarkable is the careful re-examination, both because of the historical importance of the work and the issue of Eddington's credibility as an honest scientist.

Honest science does not leave stones unturned. Published papers and associated evidence are openly available for open review.

[/Einstein Tangent]

[late edit re care over evidence in photographic images]

[ 26. May 2013, 08:32: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by passer (# 13329) on :
 
B62 you are being awesome. Please don't cause yourself any harm doing this [brick wall]
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
We all want to see it if it's true Emily. But our epistemologies are different. We don't have a shared metanarrative.
 
Posted by Penny S (# 14768) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Penny S:
quote:
Originally posted by LeRoc:
Last year, we had a beautiful conjunction between Jupiter and Venus. You could see them coming together for weeks, a delight to the eye.

And this weekend, clear skies permitting, they are doing it again, together with Mercury.
Went out and photographed the three together in the west, where they were predicted to be. Not the best I've taken, because of reddish low haze, but all there, making a roughly equilateral triangle. I wish I had a longer telephoto lens. Mine only goes to 200 mm, but the advertised 300 mm versions are reported as being not sharp at the extreme - so what's the point of having one? I had a better one on my film SLR.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
... and you simply believe what they tell you?

Oh. Well, how do you know whether a stargazer is practicing Astronomy or Astrology?

What proves their intention to speak truthfully ... what proves it to you ?

My experience is this, over and over again.

When there's a Full Moon or a special event, quite often I can prove they have trotted out old photos from years gone by.

The word, "transparent" has never occurred in astronomical captions or text, since I have been copying off planets and moon images.

Planetary bodies are not oriented north-south-east-west so we get a consistent view of their geography. Quite often they are 90 or 180 degrees off north orientation.

Images portrayed as "recent" have the picture quality of [How do you spell] digueritypes from the 19th century. This is inexcusable obfuscation.

NASA [ab] paint-overs [/qb] are common.

I'm just talking about the characteristics of space photos. I'm not talking about what astronomers know or don't know. But if they were telling us the truth, they wouldn't be confabulating their data right up front.

This is Occult ideology: show and tell people exactly what you have already decided you want them to know. Pay people to create false images, false stories, false impressions.

Shall we all imbibe such contempt?

Emily

[ 27. May 2013, 02:02: Message edited by: Emily Windsor-Cragg ]
 
Posted by Dave W. (# 8765) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
When there's a Full Moon or a special event, quite often I can prove they have trotted out old photos from years gone by.

How can you tell the difference between a new photo of the moon and an old photo of the moon?

And why would anyone bother to distribute pictures of the moon simply on the occasion of a full moon? (It's not exactly a rare occurrence.)
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
Who's 'you' Em ?
 
Posted by passer (# 13329) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Dave W.:
]How can you tell the difference between a new photo of the moon and an old photo of the moon?

I expect she analyses the exif data, Dave. Either that, or it's the pixels (©4chan)
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
[QB Clearly you see the need for some kind of external verification yourself. ... I believe you believe what you write, and I also believe you see it as important to communicate what you believe.

Thinking back to the title of your OP and the emphasis on HERESY, scientific review basically doesn't give a toss whether anyone's ideas run counter to received wisdom or understanding. As Higgs Bosun has pointed out so clearly in the following quote, the standards are somewhat different.

quote:
If you are to get your ideas accepted, then you need to present your evidence in that is clear and can be understood. Not only that, you need to show why the conventional understanding of things fails to account for this evidence. Then you need to make predictions based on your theory which can be tested.
There are three basic criteria there. You are failing to meet all three of them. So your prospects of getting anyone from the world of "honest science" to take you seriously are vanishingly small.

How do I know this? Well, Higgs Bosun is, or was, a scientist. I studied Physics and Chemistry at University. My younger son has published peer-reviewed papers. Higgs Bosun is just describing some of the normal standards of the review processes of honest science.

SoF is nothing like peer review of course. Much less disciplined. Provided they stay within the guidelines, which are predominantly social in character, Shipmates can write what the heck they like here, get a hearing for anything.

But there are some disciplines here. Shipmates who make use of their posting privileges must also expect to take the heat of other people's critical observations of the views and opinions as expressed in their posts. Without exception. That's the standard here. Nobody is protected from that. The open ethos of this place is unrest.

Personal attack and personality conflicts are not allowed to be exercised here in Purgatory, or any discussion area other than Hell. If a Shipmate wants to get personal, they call you to Hell. Their options are to do that, or shut up. That's also in the guidelines. That's the standard here too.

You've had Hostly opinions on both of these standards from Doublethink and Gwai, and you can read them in the guidelines. So that's what its like here, for good or ill. That's one of the ways this cybercommunity works. I've been here for eight years and I like it. I just don't expect easy agreement from anybody about anything. Neither should you. [/QB]

scientific review basically doesn't give a toss whether anyone's ideas run counter to received wisdom or understanding. As Higgs Bosun has pointed out so clearly in the following quote, the standards are somewhat different.


The problem is PROOF. There is no scientific way to prove multi-dimensional realities in the 3rd dimensional physical domain.

But I greatly appreciate your effort to meet me halfway.

Emily
 
Posted by Doublethink (# 1984) on :
 
If you make an assertion that is not scientifically testable, then that is not a form of science - it is a form of opinion / metaphysics / theology.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
Yes, it's a form of opinion based on technical expertise in digital imaging technology.

I have merely determined there is a concerted effort to obfuscate (by inserting faults in rotation, scaling, contrast and hue saturation) images produced by space scientists at NASA, ESA, JAXA and astronomers in general.

They're jerking us around with false images! The professionals are lying about what they can see and do see!

So now what?

Emily
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
Prove it.
 
Posted by Doublethink (# 1984) on :
 
Now what, indeed.

What practical difference do your beliefs make to your (potentially anyone who agreed with you) everyday life ?

If you were not spending most of your time doing image analysis and promoting this worldview, how would it change anything ?

I can say all the bad in the world is due to satan, goblins or aliens, I can say governments tend toward the authoritarian and don't tell me the whole truth - but neither thing changes very much what I actually do day to day.
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
Emily--

What *do* we do now?

People lie. Corporations lie. Organizations lie. Governments lie. For good reasons, bad reasons, to cover their own asses.

I don't *think* NASA et al are lying about this. But if they are, what do you want us to do about it? And what do you think it would accomplish?

What difference does any of it make in our daily lives?

The world is not what it should be. People are not what we should be. Whether that's due to a devil, alien influences, a human Fall from a more graceful state, or evolutionary growing pains...we're still living here and now, in the world that we've got, with all its horror and beauty. Sometimes, we make progress. Often, we fall. Societies make progress, slip back, get worse than they were, then cycle through again, over and over. The first human tribe was probably the same way.

So, ISTM, we can each do our own learning, growing, healing, and right acting. (And it's hard work, IME!) We can try to hold our officials accountable for their decisions, governance, and behavior. When societies slip back and worsen, we can try to nudge them forward again. We can work, individually and with others, to make things better.

Humans struggle with this all the time. But I don't think there's any other way. (Kind of like the quote attributed to Mark Twain: "Democracy is the worst system...except for all the others.")

ISTM that individual beliefs aren't crucial in working together, as long as we have the same general goal of making the world better and how to try to do it. E.g, whether we're Hindu, atheist, Jewish, Sikh, Quaker, Pagan, believer in the Anunaki's influence, agnostic, seeker, devoted to a guru, animist, Mason, Muslim, hard-core Trekkie, some flavor of Christian...We all live in this world, and can work to make it better. (Long list. No significance to position in the list.)

Maybe that's enough to be getting started with?


{X-posted with Doublethink.}

[ 28. May 2013, 06:59: Message edited by: Golden Key ]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
Pause for reflection

"And we have just one world
But we live in different ones"
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Doublethink:
Now what, indeed.

What practical difference do your beliefs make to your (potentially anyone who agreed with you) everyday life ?


Absotively none. I still have to pay my bills, do my laundry and get along with the neighbors.


If you were not spending most of your time doing image analysis and promoting this worldview, how would it change anything ?


Fewer people would realize that we are being lied to hands down, by our leaders, top-to-bottom, all the time ... about practically everything.


I can say all the bad in the world is due to satan, goblins or aliens, I can say governments tend toward the authoritarian and don't tell me the whole truth - but neither thing changes very much what I actually do day to day.

In the cosmos, we are judged by our awareness as well as by our behavior.

If we are aware of nothing except service-to-self, that's like saying, we ACT LIKE predators.

If truth-telling has no place in our lives, we're merely not-sees.

Emily [Smile]
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
In the cosmos, we are judged by our awareness as well as by our behavior.

Really? So if you're aware that your neighbour is in need you and do nothing about it, that still makes you better than someone who isn't aware?
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
QLib

I guess there is some element of "gnosis" in this. The ancient gnostics believed that we were saved by the revelation of secret knowledge or wisdom. The truth (and nothing else) would set them free. In the evil world (controlled by the Demiurge) things are not always how they seem to be.

Here is a link to an article on the gnosis website.

In this summary of the Gnostic World View, you'll find this interesting quote on ethics.

quote:
f the words “ethics” or “morality” are taken to mean a system of rules, then Gnosticism is opposed to them both. Such systems usually originate with the Demiurge and are covertly designed to serve his purposes. If, on the other hand, morality is said to consist of an inner integrity arising from the illumination of the indwelling spark, then the Gnostic will embrace this spiritually informed existential ethic as ideal.

To the Gnostic, commandments and rules are not salvific; they are not substantially conducive to salvation. Rules of conduct may serve numerous ends, including the structuring of an ordered and peaceful society, and the maintenance of harmonious relations within social groups. Rules, however, are not relevant to salvation; that is brought about only by Gnosis. Morality therefore needs to be viewed primarily in temporal and secular terms; it is ever subject to changes and modifications in accordance with the spiritual development of the individual.

In brief, morality is relative, less important than knowledge of the hitherto hidden truth.

[ 29. May 2013, 07:03: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by QLib:
quote:
Originally posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg:
In the cosmos, we are judged by our awareness as well as by our behavior.

Really? So if you're aware that your neighbour is in need you and do nothing about it, that still makes you better than someone who isn't aware?
This is a matter for meta-physics.

Level of awareness (the size of one's aura) determines what Dimension you inhabit;

whereas your behavior determines how you are judged in that Dimension.

A person who is unaware of suffering is ignorant, a matter of fact not of judgment.

A person who is aware of suffering and who chooses to do nothing about it may have reason or not.

1. The sufferer may be enduring his own test because he has failed other tests.

2. Or one might choose to Not-See suffering due to one's own preferences around Comfort and Satiety.

3. Or, one might wish to help out; however, one's own Guidance gets in the way and warns you off.

I provided dogfood for one unemployed neighbor until he became angry that I liked his dog more than he did.

Other neighbors who helped in the past also stopped helping, when helping didn't help.

However, letting the guy stew in his own juice for a while and presto! He's got a job now and caring for things again. And the local Church has indeed helped the man a great deal, all along, with free meals and opportunities to work there.

Naturally, the problem is more acute with the itinerants we get, because we live in a vacation, recreational area.

But there's a network of caring souls around that church who pick and choose, whom to assist and whom to just let go.

Not-seeing suffering when one has the capacity to be aware is a SIN, indeed.

Emily
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
quote:
Rules, however, are not relevant to salvation; that is brought about only by Gnosis. Morality therefore needs to be viewed primarily in temporal and secular terms; it is ever subject to changes and modifications in accordance with the spiritual development of the individual.
In brief, morality is relative, less important than knowledge of the hitherto hidden truth.
Unless there is a direct connection between one's grasp of hidden truth and their command of appropriate moral behavior, their commitment to their Truth is only partial.

In my experience, my moral stance has changed over time along with my spiritual development; and I have been brought back around the circuit to Holy Law many times, so that I SEE outcomes of psycho-social behavior in new and more subtle ways, each time around.

Our morality either adapts to our spiritual development, or we're not really on any path at all. Spirit necessitates moral growth; and moral growth is how spirits are judged in their subjective domicile--whatever ideology they inhabit.

Emily

[code edited B62]

[ 29. May 2013, 18:30: Message edited by: Barnabas62 ]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
Does that mean you see yourself as a kind of modern gnostic, or that you find some of the ideas associated with gnosticism attractive?
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
Does that mean you see yourself as a kind of modern gnostic, or that you find some of the ideas associated with gnosticism attractive?

Barnabas, I don't use a label to describe myself.

History will define where my thought-STANCE resides, I'm just sitting here listening to what shows up.

And then I have to figure out, whether what shows up fits a piece of the coherence puzzle I'm working on.

But no, I don't have a picture of what the puzzle is supposed to look like when it's done. I'm just working from [Hussrl-Idhe] Phenomenology, that method of data analysis.

Emily [Big Grin]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
Thanks for your answer, Emily. I wasn't seeking to label you, or get you to label yourself. All of us are influenced to some extent by the things we've read about or experienced. I just saw certain parallels, that's all.
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Barnabas62:
Thanks for your answer, Emily. I wasn't seeking to label you, or get you to label yourself. All of us are influenced to some extent by the things we've read about or experienced. I just saw certain parallels, that's all.

Please elaborate at your leisure. I'm wondering also, where I might fit. An ideology is like a community: one has to fit, to belong there.

Em [Smile]
 
Posted by Barnabas62 (# 9110) on :
 
I'll give that some thought. There might be scope for a separate, more general serious discussion here about the issues raised by the desire to belong without "fitting-in" processes bending us out of the shape we have.
 
Posted by Golden Key (# 1468) on :
 
Some people just call themselves "seekers". [Smile]
 
Posted by Emily Windsor-Cragg (# 17687) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Golden Key:
Some people just call themselves "seekers". [Smile]

When what is true is so difficult to get at, we should all serve as seekers, in order to know the Truth that will set us free.

Em
 
Posted by L'organist (# 17338) on :
 
quote:
posted by Golden Key
Some people just call themselves "seekers".

... who were a tuneful-ish Australian folk-type combo in the 1960s/early 70s who sang about children falling asleep (Morningtown Ride), letting out the "real you" (Georgy Girl) and lost love (Another You).

To quote another of their songs, can I suggest The Carnival is Over ?
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by L'organist:
quote:
posted by Golden Key
Some people just call themselves "seekers".

... who were a tuneful-ish Australian folk-type combo in the 1960s/early 70s who sang about children falling asleep (Morningtown Ride), letting out the "real you" (Georgy Girl) and lost love (Another You).

To quote another of their songs, can I suggest The Carnival is Over ?

That song is actually based on an old Russian folk tune, Stenka Razin, about a Cossack 'hero' who drowns his new bride because his comrades tease him about love having unmanned him. And early pre-Quakers called themselves Seekers too. There's a huge disconnect here, which obviously proves something about us having shifted into a different universe approximately three weeks ago, though it's funny how nobody but me seems to have noticed.

eta: misplaced commas.

[ 31. May 2013, 10:46: Message edited by: QLib ]
 
Posted by L'organist (# 17338) on :
 
@ Q Lib

I think you'll find that Stenka Razin is actually about the activities of the eponymous cossack revolutionary who led a famous revolt during the 'Time of Troubles' and who is famed for a particularly bloody sack of the city of Astrakhan.

The folk song's first verse is fairly self-explanatory and loosely translates:
From farther than the wooded island to the river, wide and free, sailed with pride the sharp-prowed vessels of the cossacks.
 
Posted by malik3000 (# 11437) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by SusanDoris:
Having listened to the whole OP, I wonder why EEWC is not a Sci-Fi writer ... or maybe she is? I don't know. But that's where her ideas belong.

Depends on what sub-genre of sci-fi (or better termed speculative fiction) one is talking about. While by definition SF is not "actual" or "real", some writers, in their speculativeness (speculating) aim for more scientific plausibility than others, e.g., Kim Stanley Robertson (The Mars trilogy), or C.J. Cherryh's sci-fi. There's nothing wrong with writing SF that is less grounded on plausibility, it is fiction after all. And EWC's speculations would not rank highly on the plausibility scale. Hers would be better classed as fantasy fiction.
 
Posted by LeRoc (# 3216) on :
 
quote:
malik3000: Hers would be better classed as fantasy fiction.
I still feel it needs a little more action though [Biased]
 
Posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard (# 368) on :
 
We would all be better off and better the world seeking to be servants.
 
Posted by QLib (# 43) on :
 
quote:
Originally posted by Martin PC not & Ship's Biohazard:
We would all be better off and better the world seeking to be servants.

Clearly, you've never eaten anything I've cooked.
 
Posted by L'organist (# 17338) on :
 
quote:
posted by QLib
Clearly, you've never eaten anything I've cooked.

They also serve who only stand and wait (Milton) [Smile]
 


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