Well, I'll take a stab at giving my perspective to your questions. But please don't anybody take it as me feeling a need to defend the validity of the C's, because that's not my intention. It doesn't matter to me what people think abuot them; I don't concern myself with what others believe.
But whywhywhy asked some questions, so, I thought I'd provide my take on it.
whywhywhy wrote:I have read as much as I can stand on the C material (some posted here by Montalk/others and the remaining in the internet) and cannot say that I am completely convinced of its validity.
That's okay..........there's no requirement that everybody has to believe something about anything, let alone about the C's.
And you certainly wouldn't be the first to not believe in their validity! I don't think any of the C's believers are out there trying to convert people to be a believer; I think most of us respect that everybody's going to have their own set of beliefs.
whywhywhy wrote:Sorry. I am having problems believing that high level beings (6D type) are communicating with us via an ouija board. If they are communicating then they have revealed themselves to us .................Why not being more direct? Why not using a hollogram (including video/audio)?
Some would argue that a ouija board IS pretty direct.
With the board, one is getting full sentences and entire paragraphs of information. So I guess the definition of "direct communication" is kind of subjective in that regard...........
As far the hologram / video / audio, why would that neceessarily be better? Also, keep in mind that malovant, deceitful STS beings HAVE employed the use of holograms and videos when communicating with gullible humans....although the humans didn't realize at the time this was happening. When you research the history of Mormonism for instance, you will find that with regards to Joseph Smith, an "angelic being" appeared to him in his room three nights in a row repeating the same message / speech to him, word for word, like a recorded message, which in turn set off a chain of events that eventually led to the founding of the current Mormon Church as it exists today. If I have my details correct. But the description of this angelic being sounds exactly like holographic techonlogy.........reminded me of Princess Leia's holographic message transmitted through R2D2 at the beginning of "Star Wars."
For more on this check out "The Gods of Eden" by William Bramley. He devotes an entire chapter to Mormonism and it's "suspicious" origins.
Point being, I believe this technology has been used, and the evidence is right under our noses, but it seems so implausible to most people who are highly programmed. Holograms and audio seem so, I don't know, like STS-level technology. STS beings are all about trying to convince people in their validity, and use flashy technology to achieve this. A malovent STS being wants to try to lure their gullible victim in, and pulls out all the tricks to do so. An STO being only comes when called, for starters, out of respect of freewill, and doesn't need, nor desire, the flashy technology to "convert" the victim.
whywhywhy wrote:I have read Arkadiusz reasoning about the use of the ouija board...........The use of the board in a way validates that real Chanelling is happening. I don't know about that! Chanelling is a very subjective issue. Perhaps Laura is actually communicating.......I do not know. Perhaps she is letting her mind take over and say things she believes to be true or want to believe are true. I do not know. Perhaps Arkadiusz has influenced her thoughts. A good amount of the C's material is of the technical flavor (Arkadiusz strength!). I do not know.
Lot of "I don't knows" there!
Well, like I've said before many many times, "Seeing is believing." And unless people have sat in on a session like we have, then there's going to be some major skepticism. And that's TOTALLY understandable. Before I had the privilege of witnessing a session I was neutral to it. I didn't disbelieve it or believe it. I took it with a grain of salt, found it interesting, but couldn't vouch for it in any way. Now I kind of can. A person can't fake what we saw during the session. I won't rehash it here, as I've mentioned it quite a few times already and I don't want to bore people by repeeating it, but I do understand your skepticism on the matter.
whywhywhy wrote:Since I honestly do not know the answers to most of my questions I am approaching in a different way. I read the material and take what I think is bullet proof or resonates with me. The rest I throw in the garbage can until I can prove otherwise. IT WORKS FOR ME!
My personal research method is mostly like that, but with one slight revision..................Whatever I can't prove, or which I even disagree with, I just put on the backburner. "When in doubt, don't throw it out." Just sit on it. Put it aside. Move on to other things. Because if it ends up being true after all, you'll eventually discover it through additional research which corraborates it. But for me, to throw it out is putting the stamp of finality on it. "REJECTED." That's saying that I'm 100% absolutely positively certain that I'm right and know all the answers. Which I don't. So anything that I'm unfamiliar with or doubtful on just gets put aside and mentally filed away for later. I've had many MANY topics that resurfaced long after being put on the backburner, often times, with corraboration. So, you never know! 
"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!" - Anonymous
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