The eyes have it (Page 1 of 3)

Hi seeker,

Yup, I'm a brown eyed girl.    But I have first cousins on my mom's side of the family with eyes that are so blue they look like they're glowing.   So I'm a mix.

I think this forum is one of the few places where such a topic could even be addressed without fear of racial accusations, and emotional knee jerk programmed reactions, because most of us here are familiar to some extent with channelled and / or spiritual material which gets into the topic of off-planetary origins of people.   I think most here will have the understanding that nobody is saying one race is better than the other, or eye color indicates inferior genetics, or anything crazy like that, but rather, is indicative of where one's ancestors originated from, if the off-planetary theory is in fact true. 

Personally, I've noticed via observing people for a long time that those with blue or gray blue eyes are more emotionally detached and colder than those with brown eyes.   They're more "cool headed", level headed, neutral and calm.   Brown eyed people consistantly come off as more emotional, passionate, with warmer friendlier personalities. 

Not to delve too off topic, but David Icke mentioned something in one of his books, I think "The Biggest Secret", about individuals with fair white skin, blue eyes and Rh- blood.   Well, that's my mom's side of the family.  Although my mom has brown eyes, she's VERy white, with freckles, has naturally auburn hair, Rh- blood and all of her siblings' kids, (my cousins) have these almost glowing blue eyes and white skin.   They're all Irish / English / Scottish.   I inherited the bulk of my look from my dad's side of the family.   He's completely different genetics from my mom, with his Italian and Hungarian........so totally different coloring I inherited.  I look nothing like my mom, have a personality that doesn't even resemble hers, and don't get along with her at all.   

As montalk will attest, there's the theory that "Soul marries with genetics."  I definately think there's something to this.   In my family, me and my dad, who have the same coloring and personalities, clicked.   My mom and my brother who always got along better coincidentally also have the same coloring, and the same sociopathic personalities.   I think it's a theory worth considering, if anybody's interested in taking the eye color speculation a step further.

Lyra, this took me by surprise.  I was expecting you to say the opposite.  I have blue/green eyes and although I'm working on being emotionally detached, that is hardly the case.  Plus, all my life I've been admonished for being way too emotional and passionate.  As for warm and friendly...well, I think so.  (BB might disagree <grin>)

My sister is brown eyed.  She is one of the warmest people I know, so I can agree here...but she is also one of the most level headed people.  She's always been.  Very clear thinker.

I wouldn't say though that she is passionate or emotional.

So...at least in my family things seem to be mixed about.  Now, my mother was brown eyed and probably one of the least friendly people.  She tended to be very much a snob and quite cold.  I think it was an act on her part because actually she was very shy. Now my dad, who had the most incredibly piercing blue eyes, was charming, funny and warm.  And hardly emotionally detached. 

Perhaps the entire family came from a different universe entirely <grin>.  But come to think of it, as I scan through my friends mentally, I think you have observed things quite well.  Except for the anamoly of my family -

My ex, has very blue eyes and is indeed emotionally detached and colder.  My youngest step daughter has piercing blue eyes and is very clear headed, usually calm and although can wax enthursiastic is basically not very passionate about things.  While my step son, has deep brown eyes, almost black, is extremely warm, very emotional. 

Interesting thread indeed.

Thanks Lyra.  This will be fun to start watching for, to see if it pans out.

Christine

edited for typos, clarity.

Because eyecolor only depends on a few genes, there are numerous other genes that could be of a more recent off-planet lineage but which won't be evident by eye color alone. Nevertheless, blue and green eyes being a recessive trait means that those who have them are more likely to have those off-planet genetics in purer ratios. But it also means that since brown is dominant,  someone can have many "kantek genes" in their DNA but be born with brown eyes.

Regarding OPs and non-OPs - the body itself is just a vehicle, and its genetic code dictates among other things its inherent biases and abilities. So the residing animating energy, be it an individualized soul or group soul extension, makes use of these potentials and biases in accordance with its choice or nature. Genetics provide the toolbox, and the soul chooses how to use the tools. Thanks to selective incarnation, a craftsman is given tools appropriate to his expertise - and so we are born into bodies that match what we need. OPs are wildcards.

Nevertheless, I've noticed a weak trend among eyecolor categories as well. All these have a large set of exceptions, but if I had to pick a trend with each color, I'd say Browns tend to be earthy, blues more reserved, greens either really nice or really psycho, hazels on the psychic side, and yellow slit eyes with human-eating behavior. Just kidding about that last one.

Christine, it's hard to tell because Judaism is a religion only loosely tied to the semitic people, meaning nonsemitic people can identify themselves as Jews and likewise some semitic people can be unaware of their lineage because their ancestors left Judaism. The majority of Jews today are not semitic by definition, but descended from the khazar people of southern Russia who converted to Judaism in the 700s. Geneticists claim that arabs and jews are both semitic and genetically virtually identical - but being that the khazar jews aren't really semitic, it's ironic that many palestinians are therefore more "jewish" than many jews in Israel.

This goes only to show the high degree of uncertainty when it comes to identifying the "semitic gene" within oneself. Perhaps it's a "wait and see" type of thing. As for dominant and recessive traits, what this means is that if you have conflicting genes in you, the dominant one will be active, while the recessive one stays in inactive within you and can be passed on to your children, some of whom will have it be active if their other parent also has that recessive trait to reinforce it. So you may be brown eyed but carry an inactive blue-eyed gene, for example. I'm not sure whether this applies to the "semitic gene" because theoretically speaking, even if it were dominant, it wouldn't be activated until the wave.

Who knows...the confusion in bloodlines and inactivation until the wave may be a good thing. Perhaps it keeps these people "under cover" and therefore less likely to be discovered before their time. One thing I noticed about "family of light" genetics (to use Marciniak's phrase) is that they are not geographically concentrated like the STS bloodlines are. Whereas STS bloodlines tend to be kept tight together through selective breeding among royal lineages, the "family of light" bloodlines come together synchronistically at the right moment, a lot like a combination lock starts out with different alignments that eventually come together for the right soul to incarnate into the right body at the right time.

Nobody here is "attaching labels".   We're discussing personal observations, which most definately have merit in a topic such as this since it helps lead to other ideas and steers the conversation in interesting ways.     

Agreed.   But that doesn't change the fact that the overwhelming majority of people I've known or met who were blue or blue-gray eyed were far more emotionally neutral and detached, if not flat out cold, then were the brown eyeds.   In my reality and personal experiences, this is a fact.    Doesn't mean it's an across-the-board judgement on everybody, and it certainly doesn't have to hold true for you and your personal experiences, but it's true in mine.   

At the point that you had written your post, nobody was talking about OP's, Adamics, souled versus non-souled, or anything that rash.   I can't speak for others, but I would *NEVER* ever even so much as HINT that eye color is ANY sort of indicator of soul quality.   That's absolute rubbish.  So please don't insinuate that we were going down that road, because we weren't.

And let's not try to dictate how this thread should / will go, alrighty?    Not to be all mean and snotty, but honestly, in your post you jumped to an assumption and put words in our mouths about OP's and souled versus non-souled people in relation to eye color, which we hadn't even mentioned!   Then you preceded to admonish us for it, and told us to "keep the discernment where it belongs".

At any rate, back to the topic......................

Beeeuuuuarkkk!
Sorry (wiping his lips)

"Brown eyed people consistantly come off as more emotional, passionate, with warmer friendlier personalities."

Erm sorry..Touchy subject...Do they also have good sense of rythm?

I am black + white with a touch of native blood floating in there within the white and amazingly beautiful pale hazel eyes. No I am not trying to find a date and NO they are not yellow Mr Montalk!  ;-)

Stereotypes must be destroyed. I do not think there was some racist views in there however ALL stereotypes must be destroyed. So do ignorance, bigotism, controlling behaviour, lies, cultural elitism, injustice and fixed realities.

I thought of writting down a list of stereotypes which some still perceive as being valid but I've changed my mind. I am sure you know some very bad ones yourselves.

We could all remember that our appearance can change, does change.  We get older for one thing.  Then there's always the possibility that the face and body you once knew can be changed by disease or accident.  Sometimes people become almost unrecognizable.  Sometimes people have strokes and can't express their emotions the same as us.  We don't know what people we meet are going through, we don't know anything about them, so how can we judge their behavior?  It's the judging thing in us that's got to go!

Don't you love the variety humans represent?  That we don't all look the same like St. Bernards or moose or tuna?  I just could never accept that I shouldn't associate with people of another race, culture, religion, or social status, and that's the kind of home I grew up in; just knew in my heart that wasn't true and that no one would ever keep me from appreciating what everyone has to share.   Going with my heart instead of what I was being "taught" was me clinging to my inner true self, my integrity.  If I had listened to the white adults around me, my world would be cold and small like theirs, and I wouldn't know 90% of what I know now from interacting and appreciating everyone just for themselves and not from my expectations of them.  I don't have "the judge" in there telling me who's "worthy" of my attention.  I can enjoy the natural outgoingness that I was born with; that we are all born with.  It's the beliefs imposed on us by parents, school, church, and all that suppress this as we grow up.

And we get to know and appreciate people we meet in cyberspace where we may never see them at all.  So, how can what we look like matter here?  Why should it matter wherever we are?  It's what's inside that counts, and we should learned that from our experiences on line.