Learning about the existence of these soulless people is so freeing, isn't it! I also used to assume everyone had a soul, and it would bother me when I couldn't get a "reading" off of a person. It was like the needle on my soul-detector never jumped. I blamed myself because I thought I wasn't empathic enough. What a relief to know that it's ok to just write some people off! And how empowering it is to know what to focus on in order to discern the difference between the soulled and soulless! Some people are functional sociopaths/psychopaths, and identifying them as such on the basis of subtle evidence is not an overly harsh thing to do.

Another Bill Hicks fan from England, eh? Good on you, matey - he was a f*cking genius. Funniest man that ever lived ... pity he wasn't around for longer. I love to think about the kind of things that he would be saying about the Bush Junta if he were still alive nowadays. I still listen to his CD's a lot though: Philosophy, Arizona Bay, etc. Reminds me not to take things too seriously!

I'll keep you informed of my plans for Brazil. I'm really hoping to go back next March when they do the next workshop, but I'm not sure yet whether I'll have the money by then. It'll depend on a few things!

Kajuyali, their new shaman, is quite literally the most amazing guy I've ever met. Spending a week with him, and talking to him about things really had a profound effect on my life. If I could afford it I'd be going to his village in Columbia this month for the equinox. There's a huge gathering of shamans from around the world all decending on his village. I think they're doing somekind of huge ritual to help with the healing of the planet, and also I think to help bring about the new age.

Anyway you can see my photos from Brazil here:

http://www.theedgeofinfinity.com/photos/Brazil2004/

As you can see the place is an absolute paradise!!

Do you ever come up north? you're welcome to visit me in Leeds if you want. I quite often trip on mushies at the weekend with a friend of mine, so you're welcome to join us. They're not as good as aya but I've still had some pretty amazing experiences on them.

Anyway feel free to get in touch. My email's on the link above.

Ayahuasca, on the contrary I was thinking about there are many people from UK here on NR - and this is normal. I don't know why but UK "calls" me very strongly. I come to England for business few times in a year but now I feel I have to settle there - for some time at least.

Last time we were in London with my wife, I was just telling her London is one of the energy/lay centres of the world, I feel this energy very strongly  and it's surely no coincidence that Harry Potter is written in UK. She never shows any interest in these subjects and worries I may be going slowly mad. As usual we changed the subject to everyday "dribble" as Maydovus mentioned. We were walking in Hyde Park, suddenly a homeless man came near us and began to talk about "strange" things happening in London and "strange" people around. I asked "are they bad?" and he answered "no, no they are just very strange - like nothing can be seen in everyday life, but you would be afraid to see them". I turned to my wife and grinned. (how do you make this grinning icon, I don't know)
Hahaha, she began to ask me a lot of questions on my research subjects now!

feritciva, the frightener husband

I've only recently delved into the subject of STS, Matrix agents etc which was from the Montalk site so my knowledge of this is very limited and whether i have my infomation correct im not to sure but here's the link to refresh your memory!
http://www.montalk.net/matrix/60/organic-portals-part-i
Look forward to sharing my dreams with u soon.

Mark

Would you share a link to refresh my memory of the STS agents and their function as portals into the 2d realm? I had read an article by montalk about agents a long time ago, but dunno if it included the 'portal' info.

Welcome to the forum, I'm fairly new myself but already I'm starting to feel at home here. There's not many places where you can have intelligent conversations about this kind of subject, but this place is certainly one of them.

Anyway I notice you're from Oxford UK. It's good to see another person from the UK here, there doesn't seem to be many of us around. I think the vast majority of brits are too obsessed with the 'everyday dribble' although perhaps that's true of every nationality.

I see that you're a Stuart Wilde fan, he's my favourite author too and I've attended quite a few of the Heart of the Inititiate workshops that Stuart helps promote on his site. If you haven't done so already and you can afford it, I seriously recommend getting over to Brazil as soon as you can. I've been twice and will hopefully be going again next year. I guarantee it'll be one of the most unbelievable experiences you've ever had in your life!

Thanks for reading