Re: My story: Caught in the web!

Well it WAS working... I checked it to make sure before I logged off....

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32 (edited by Bhang 2005-04-15 18:03:17)

Re: My story: Caught in the web!

I hope this stays:

[img = once again see below =/img]

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Re: My story: Caught in the web!

Doesn't work either. Maybe you need to give a link to the page where this image appears.

34 (edited by Bhang 2005-04-15 17:43:53)

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I have a valid "conspiracy" here. My pictures have been deleted again. I use diffrent servers but it happens in the same stlye; I post the pics and they disappear. Sometimes only a few hours after I post them.

I'm currently working with a few guys at Imagevenue to sort it out. I have broken NO rules or regulations regarding material I post. He tells me "they should be up".

Do the math for yourself.

I'm thinking Jerry W. caught wind of what I was writing and hired someone to hack away at my stuff. But maybe I'm flattering myself entertaining that idea...

I mean think about it: Most Americans I know, don't want to look at thousands of words on the net - they would rather see pictures. Now with pictures you reach a lager group of people. Almost 75% the pics deleted were original. That is, after I personally did some editing and created some entirely new material.

So now with all my pic links broken my thread has lost it's flare. Combined with MULTIPLE attacks on my PC from outside sources, my hard drive has been wiped out three times since I posted this stuff and my dumbass never made hard copies of my pics - Lesson learned!

See current situation: http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/forum/v … p;start=45

Or see the first page of the thread and decide for yourself (note: visual reference offline) : http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/forum/v … mp;start=0

I'm caught in a game.

And I WILL get that Picture online!

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35 (edited by Bhang 2005-04-15 18:02:08)

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Click to enlarge.


http://xs24.xs.to/pics/05156/Minigod.JPG.xs.jpg

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36 (edited by ermolai 2005-06-02 02:14:11)

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Hi all,

I thought more about weither getting rid of technology completely (or at least having the intention of doing so) was necessarily putting yourself into Luciferian illusions, as some of you suggested. I've realized that for myself it was actually Luciferian illusions of grandeur ("I'm going to change the world with this revolutionary software I developed") which were feeding my mind, while Ahrimanic forces were feeding my baser self. In fact I believe that Ahriman and Lucifer are two sides of the same coin so when you work on one illusion then you necessarily work on the other one. This is the significance of the Christic middle path (no religious reference intended).

I've observed the same process on the alternative/activist sphere regarding this concept of "free love", which feeds on Luciferian ideals of (false) unity while being powered by Ahrimanic sexual lust. It's interesting to note that this anti-nature concept of "free love" was introduced by cultural marxist Herbert Marcuse who was much inspired by Freud. Freud's concepts of id, ego and superego seem to parallel the ones of Ahriman, Christ and Lucifer, except that Freud twist them in a way to present the Ahriman and Lucifer path as the more "liberating". In an odd way, he presents the Christic path as the egoist path...!

Hmmm... I'll need to do more research on that, many conspirationists have written on Freud but now I understand better.

Re: My story: Caught in the web!

ermolai wrote:

We do not need technology to reconnect to each other, to find information or to pass it around. We are already all spiritually connected and all these activities can be done in synchronicity but it requires patience and trust in the universe; we must stop listening to our ego which try to force things on as many people as possible.

My favorite entertainment is good conversation, a walk and a talk--nothing replaces this for me.  If our society focused as much energy as it does upon internet/TV upon the "technology" of direct verbal communication, then what?

To connect with each other all we need is consciously directed will, desire (if not, perhaps, the risk of allowing ourselves to be vulnerable). 

I am, right now, running a kind of "experiment" with this.  (I say "experiment," but it is very sacred to me).  A friend of mine and me created an agreement to support one another in our spiritual development.  We meet once or twice a week with the agreement that we will not "hang out" (watch TV or movies or surf the internet--or vent about work or other friends or family, etc.).  We meet with the express, spoken, conscious purpose of facilitating each other's growth.  For example, he recently identified a lack of feeling as one of his main blocks--he feels he doesn't express emotion very freely.  So we've gotten together once, and are planning another session tonight, wherein he talks to me only in gibberish.  smile  The gibberish short-circuits the inner critic/analyzer and puts him on a level of pure sound for explaining what's inside of him.  I don't always intellectually understand what he's saying, but I connect to the feelings. 

There are literally no bounds to how we can relate to one another.  We can support one another in whatever way our imaginations allow. 

Our society is as restrictive and rule-bound and obligated as it is only because of choice.   It can seem daunting once one is awake to the awesome capabilities of the will, and our capacities for directing energy, to begin to build.  It seems most tend to feel that they've had no experience with directing their will, with Reality Creation, with indrawing the divine or doing "magic."

[color=blue] Yet, we've all had a whole lifetime of experience with it! [blue]   

...It's just that not everybody has created the reality that they really wanted heretofore.  One can create fun realities and boring, restrictive, noxious, fearful realities with the same power of will. 

Thank, ermolai, your article inspired me! 

Let's toss the old programming!

Ideas:

Men, be best friends with women and women be best friends with men--let's stop distancing ourselves because "men and women can't really be friends." 

Men, hug another man today without patting his back.  And do it in front of other men.

Or (an idea of Stuart Wilde's): wear a chicken suit to work!

Print up a T-shirt that says "TFYQA" (Think for Yourself, Question Authority).  I like this idea because loads of people will ask you, "What does TFYQA stand for?" and you'll get to say...THINK FOR YOURSELF, QUESTION AUTHORITY without being preachy or having to work up a conversation about individualism or what not.

Instead of a juice fast or a water fast, do a month-long movies fast, or TV fast, or books fast. 

About re-connecting with people:

Ask someone tell you something about themselves that you don't know.

You can't change a tiger's stripes,
but you can avoid its teeth.

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dreamosis wrote:

Ideas:

Men, be best friends with women and women be best friends with men--let's stop distancing ourselves because "men and women can't really be friends." 

Men, hug another man today without patting his back.  And do it in front of other men.

Or (an idea of Stuart Wilde's): wear a chicken suit to work!

Print up a T-shirt that says "TFYQA" (Think for Yourself, Question Authority).  I like this idea because loads of people will ask you, "What does TFYQA stand for?" and you'll get to say...THINK FOR YOURSELF, QUESTION AUTHORITY without being preachy or having to work up a conversation about individualism or what not.

Instead of a juice fast or a water fast, do a month-long movies fast, or TV fast, or books fast. 

About re-connecting with people:

Ask someone tell you something about themselves that you don't know.

All great ideas, dreamosis.  Re wearing a  chicken suit to work, I work from home, but I guess I could wear it when I go to the store or whatever smile

I've been particularly frustrated with the man/woman thing.  It would be great, as you suggest, if we could be friends, without sex/cultural conditioning always getting in the way. I recently had a falling out with an old boyfriend who is newly divorced and wants to renew our relationship.  Problem: if there's no possibility of sex, he's not interested. The thing is that if he was interested in me for myself, and didn't have a set agenda, I'd probably be more open to that possibility. 

Someone said recently on this forum that marriage was FUBAR, sometimes I think that applies to male/female relationships in general--but the very fact that you posted what you did, shows that there's hope!

Jen

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Just caught up with all the posts in this thread, fascinating.  Like Lyra, I resisted getting into the computer, waited until around the same time she did (2000 or so).  I knew I'd likely get hooked, and I did, but I'm not sorry smile

By the way, Lyra, that was quite a story about the woman glued to the internet while her kid was screaming! Poor little thing.  If she does that in public, imagine what it's like for the kid when they're at home.  The woman definitely has her priorities wrong. sad

Anyway--I love good conversation, but I have a heckuva time meeting people in
"real" life who are interested in the kind of things that I am, so email friends and message boards are where I have them, mostly.
Not that it's all that easy to find forums where there is the kind of exchange I prefer.  There are just a couple I post at these days and (obviously) this is one of them.

I can certainly understand getting burned out on it though.  I make it a point to get out for a nice long walk every day, and also frequently take exercise breaks from the computer when I am at home. I couldn't handle it otherwise.

And on that note, out I go.  Hugging a tree  is on my agenda today.  But I'll hug Fredricka (my computer) first.

smile

Jen
New Age Woo Woo