Noble Realms — an analogy

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (Falvion) — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 18:20:45 +0000

Barefoot Doc wrote:

A mammal is king of the ocean it seems not a big fish

Whales are indeed pretty smart critters. Don't the Native Americans think of them as the record-keepers of the earth? Seems I read that somewhere.

That's a good analogy, Hurcano. I've noticed the similarities between how some scientists treat the animals and how the aliens treat abductees, too. Makes you think.

Cheers

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (hurcano) — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 18:08:05 +0000

Yea, the whole dolphin thing is interesting. It seems that dolphins and whales are both spiritually advanced creatures, as far as Earth life is considered. The shark however is not. When people act robotically detached from spiritual thinking then they become like the shark. We all have the capability to go beyond this, it is merely an activation.

BTW, that video was really bad, visavis.

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (Barefoot Doc) — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 11:47:36 +0000

I dont think they are quite the top of the food chain as i have seen a video of an Orca (killer whale) attack and eat a GWS.
Should be a video out there somewhere showing this.
A mammal is king of the ocean it seems not a big fish

Edit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqW7zHeeuoo
http://www.cnn.com/EARTH/9710/08/whale.vs.shark/

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (visavis) — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:07:55 +0000

PhiConcept wrote:

Dolphins are those who know how to interact with the outside of their world, us humans, perhaps their friendliest alien alies.

Um, I'm not sure about the 'friendliest' part.

http://www.glumbert.com/system/player/p … mode=embed

ps - Disclaimer: If you like dolphins, you'll probably get a bit pissed watching this. A hand over your solar plexus whilst viewing might help to keep yourself together.

"So long, and thanks for all the fish!"

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (Pictus) — Thu, 30 Aug 2007 05:58:55 +0000

Re: an analogy

null@example.com (PhiConcept) — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 22:47:06 +0000

Very interesting analogy. Would it be possible that the shark is asleep not knowing what is happening to him? What about dolphins? The most intelligent creatures of the ocean, interacting with humans on such a level that would easily be in a cathegory of awakened souls of the deep abyss. Sharks are predators and are acting upon their instincts. Dolphins are those who know how to interact with the outside of their world, us humans, perhaps their friendliest alien alies.

Peace, PhiConcept.

an analogy

null@example.com (hurcano) — Wed, 29 Aug 2007 22:32:05 +0000

The great white shark is one of the greatest creatures of the ocean. He is at the top of his food chain. He confidently swims with the security afforded to such a powerful creature. But beyond the ocean lies a world that this great beast cannot even comprehend - the land. Although land and ocean are all part of this one Earth the shark lacks the mental capacity to understand anything beyond it's immediate enivironment. This makes the land an alien place to the great white shark. Sometimes human scientists journey out to the ocean to study the great white shark. They even tag the creature to track him. Does the shark even know what is happening during all of this? No, it is not intelligent to perceive what is happening. It may be able to sense the humans in its presence, but the depth of the situation is lost. The shark has just had contact with "alien" beings. He swims off bearing a physical tag linking him to the aliens. As he swims the ocean eating seals scientists on land argue that the great white shark is a special creature and must be respected. The land and ocean are linked, the humans know this. So in a world completely removed from the sharks reality decisions are being made which effect it.

An analogy that has been "swimming" around in my mind for some time now. What do you all think?