Stewart Swerdlow (Page 2 of 2)

FYI-

I meant by describing myself as 'spooky' that often while I am out and about in the Mid-West of America, I get strange looks and stares or comments/taunts concerning my appearance (a strange luminescence in my eyes, a steely-eyed, blue-eyed, quality I have, sung about by The Who in the song 'Behind Blue Eyes'- and in a Pink Floyd song, and very pale skin that i have, and an adrogynous sort of look which many British/Nordic/Irish/Icelandic people tend to have).  Also, I notice that in other regions (like Colorado) I heard someone call me a 'Viking' (they probably noticed my German VW Jetta too, which I no longer drive).  On the West Coast I get fewer stigmatized looks.  Sometimes I get the impression that some people think I am a secret agent or something (a 'spook' slang for 'spy') which in a way I might be considered by some knowledgable to be a 'messenger' or 'angel-like' secret agent here on Earth as a representative of certain extra-terrestrial races and causes.

Just thought I'd try to clear that up a bit.

-Indigo

So true. 

How many people don't realize that they only pick the programming or reality that coincides with their desires?  Either you're programmed and you trust it (people assume since they believe it, it has to be true), and tend to only believe things that build on this or further your own ego-based agenda, even behind the sense of "enlightenment", or, you're rebelling against your programming (usually because, in that programming, you are not the top-dog, and it is merely your ego seeking justification) and only choose programming or "enlightenment" that furthers your ego's desire.  In both instances, most people seek only that which their ego has chosen, no matter how subtly, to raise itself on the heirarchy that is illusory to begin with.  In either case , "enlightenment" is a way of stepping outside of the measurable quantities of success, such as money or social skills, and insisting on a fantasy, no matter how actually real, because, in this fantasy, the only quantifiable measurement is whatever your imagination desires.

Only humans have taken the territories that used to exist only in the physical world and translated these territories into the mind.  That is why judgment exists.  What must be remembered is that thoughts don't actually harm anybody, so there is no reason to fall into a physiological or emotional reaction to a perceived threat.  One must be objective and respond to real threats, as best as they can objectively identify them.

We are still learning to use the mind, but believe that, since we have a mind, we must naturally be the master of it, and therefore tend not to doubt ourselves.  It takes a complete break to truly build your own conscious reality.  Everything must be taken with a grain of salt.

yep, I agree with PhoenixStar too about programming, and it's nice to hear from someone who has actually m e t one of the persons being discussed here. Far too often I've been reading stuff on different websites, like cassiopaea, trufax, and swerdlows site, and different forums, and basically, you cannot trust anyone at all if you follow everyone's advice: "this person is an agent for this, that site is disinfo", etc etc. which in a way is good, 'cause then you will have to go within to find the truth. But that doesn't mean that you shoudl avoid rerading everything, just that the wolrd of conspiracies etc is highly paranoid and confusing;)
I really liked what Swerdlow wrote when I read it a year ago or so, and ordered some books. Now I don't really feel like reading it anymore, I resonate with other stuff more: not meaning that Swerdlow is bad news or anything, I cannot really say anything about that. Haven't met the guy, after all. The one thing that made me a bit "anti" was the high amount of money involved with his readings, but hey, maybe that serves a purpose too. Not everyone can work for free;)
It really seems more suspicious with cassiopaea, using ouijaboards and all, but we all have different methods accessing the infomarion we need, and we have to use discernment no matter where the information comes from, and in what shape it arrives to you.

cbsworks makes a good point:
http://www.ryanmcginty.com/dorkingaround (click on bad guy scheme)

quote:
"Look...that's how they got all of us...you can't trap spiritually advanced souls with lies - at first - you have to give them the goods. Masonry works like that. The blue lodge - the first three degrees - is all heart center and love and light. Then, after the fourth, the energies and rituals start DOWNWARD.
Same with Theosophy, Bailey teachings, blah blah blah.

But once you are in, then all manner of weirdness starts up. By then, you are one of the faithful, you don't see it, for the general population. For those that can see and are able to use their higher faculties, they keep you in a state of seclusion from the main body, and make sure your diet is all heart, love, and light - so you can be used.
You know them by their works: Rense, TJC, Swerdlow, Bell, Hoagland, Streiber, all paid agents of the man. Check it out. Do your own thinking. Listen to your heart"

Now cbsworks also "escaped the dark demons" so should we believe them?

One thing is for sure always be wary of doing any ritual that involves invoking external energies under the impression that you are recieving "higher" or benevolent energies that any "guru"encourages.
IMO creation works from within to without, our connection to our higher selves is internal not external. I am all for negating external negative energies with tools such as orgone or crystals etc but if i want to connect to spiritual energy that can only come from within.

Steve Gamble makes an exellent point in this article about inversions of truths with his rainbow example. quote:

""The more one studies occult philosophies and esoterica, as well as the art of propaganda, the more one sees the great power of direct inversion upon the psyche of Man. We see it in the Cabbala and Initiatic Science and it is equally obvious, if not more so when we compare Nature with the healing arts. Yes, even in the healing arts we are surrounded by the illusion. Nature yet again comes to our rescue and allows us to see through the illusion. I mentioned earlier that there may not be one book out there on chakra healing and chakra balancing that is in anyway near the truth. What we have been told over the years about our chakras, these spinning vortices of energy that come in all sizes and cover every inch of our bodies, is just another part of the illusion. What have we been spoon-fed about the seven main chakras in particular? We have been conditioned to believe that our base chakra for example is and should be red, the sacral orange, and the solar plexus yellow, and so on up to violet for the crown chakra. Would you agree? All our present day healing using and working with the chakras and most other forms of energy balancing is based on this premise of colour sequences. Why should we suspect this information is false? Because Nature shows us very clearly that this is so. We only need to look at a rainbow. A rainbow is formed when light is refracted through the water molecules in the atmosphere into its’ component parts.

We too are primarily composed of water molecules, therefore, is it unreasonable to assume we refract light in the same way? Do we have our own inner rainbow perhaps? If we look at a rainbow we see light refracted into seven colours. The top colour is red, then orange and so forth down to the bottom of the rainbow where we find the spiritual colours and vibrations. If we have been fortunate to observe a rainbow from an aeroplane we would see the rainbow forms a circle and the spiritual colours are in the centre. This complements how everything in nature works, from within to without, with the higher vibrations closer to source and the lower vibrations (red/orange etc) forming the further from source they are. The lower physical vibration red is on the outside, not on the bottom or the inside. The vibrational source of spirituality (and therefore truth) always lies in the centre. The eye of the storm shows us the same simple principle of how Nature works - balance, equilibrium, lies in the centre - chaos, destruction and imbalance lies on the outside.

Now, what in particular are we taught about our chakras and their colour sequence in the New Age movement, the healing arts and in many religious and spiritual teachings? We are taught that the spiritual colours lie at the top of the head, in our crown chakra (the very opposite of a rainbow and how nature works), and away from the centre of our being. It is exactly the same in the Qabala and it's so-called spiritual Tree Of Life where the ultimate spiritual attainment is to be found in Kether, the Crown Chakra. And what are we doing by placing our spiritual consciousness into the outer part of ourselves, in the top of our head? We are placing our spirituality into the control of our intellect and ego! We are pointing and focusing our spirituality away from it's source, away from it's Heart Centre, our true spiritual centre, and are merely excommunicating it to a life in the wilderness, a life in the ego-intellectually perceived consciousness of reality - the chaotic part, the 0.001% of who we really are - instead of a spiritually perceived consciousness of reality through our heart centre. This current belief promoted throughout the new age, the healing arts and spiritual teachings is another example of the inversion and reversal of truth we are constantly being subjected to."

http://www.equilibra.uk.com/illusion.shtml

Maybe but the point Steve is making is that Nature just IS, only man is capable of inventing/creating thought forms and gods and belief systems, that i feel is his truth.
He encourages simple observation of what IS and how nature works from within to without and the all important balance and warning against too much belief in any Guru be they Swerdlow or cbsworks or Icke.

Most of the new age stuff is based on many ancient systems like the kabbala which was created by the ego of man which also "created" gods and hiarchies as thought forms or archons so man becomes controlled by his own creation? just a thought.

I an not sure how many would feel what felt  "right or wrong" with that chakra example, if they firmly believe what they been told about the chakras then the ego often gets in the way of true feeling...... maybe some would. But thats damm good advise, suspend the ego and feel with your heart for the truth.

I think this is a fair warning from Steve (you would have to read most of artcles to glean this) that by invoking unbalanced external energies whether they be ego created or thought forms wearing the masks of gods or angels into our aura, chakras or whatever they  further unbalance us or cleave holes in our aura or worse.

I have seem many reiki "healers"  totally unaware that they are ofen making their clients more sick and open to possesion when they open up the clients crown chakra to unbalanced energies, a very dangerous thing to do. Never allow anyone to tamper with your chakras, do it yourself from YOUR heart centre and with YOUR higher self as the guide.