Topic: Is something calling you?

*when i say nihilist, i mean disinterested in everything, sort of like the disorder where nothing exists to me

If you remember, a while back I made a thread about my nihilistic state of mind, and so far I am still stuck in this emotionless void, but I feel as I am making some progress, little by little.

But something I find very interesting is that even though I am in this perverse state of mind, I feel like Japan is calling me. Something I need to do, fullfill, whatever, it seems to take place in Japan. Whenever I look at pictures of Japan (not individuals, but general landscapes. buildings, etc.) I feel this calm neutrality, some peace fall over me. I have no idea what it is but it seems like an inevitable choice I must make is to go to Japan. So even though I am in such a emotionless void, it is nice to have something resonate within me telling me to do something. tongue

So I was wondering, do you feel as though there is something calling you?

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Yes. Japan.

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idle hands put me on a similar train of thought; i'm thinking you require a fresh new environent, Japan is appealing to you and i'd interpret that as a calling.  if i'm way off let me know smile

present action foretold by past experience

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That's funny .. I've been thinking I'd like to visit there myself.  Maybe there's something to it.  A few months back an astrologer friend told me "your luck is not in this country, my friend.  Have you ever thought of moving to Australia or Japan?"   At that point, I hadn't.   I'm still not in any serious way, but might sooner or later.  I have a strong feeling that he was right about me needing to move eventually.  We'll see ...

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I have the same draw to Japan.  What is it about that place?

* When we start identifying wisdom with our ability to comprehend its form, what wisdom is that?
* Judge not, that ye be not judged. For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
* People want platitudes, not progress.

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Hahaha smile

I wil show this thread to my wife and probably this will blow her mind.

I've been telling this exact thing for the last 3 years. I couldn't find the chance till now and my wife always asks "why Japan, go Southeast Asia, China, Singapore, Australia etc" But no. The exact call is from Japan. This summer, at last, I've taken my Istanbul-Tokyo ticket and found a fine hotel on internet, collected a lot of Japan info from the net. But just at the last minute some problems occured and I had to go elsewhere, so I cancelled the flight ticket.

What's with Japan? Fine question and I don't still know the answer. Don't we have any NR'er from Japan?

Change we must, to live again
- Jon Anderson

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Hey AB!

Please say "folks, there's nothing different here than Europe, America or Asia, you may see good things, bad things, dark siders, positive ones, power struggles, etc. etc. as usual" and let's live in peace smile

Anyway, I really would like to see there, for the sake of our rational mind let's say it's not a matter of some "mystic call", it's a touristic curiosity.

Change we must, to live again
- Jon Anderson

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I cannot explain why, but Japan has been on my mind lately.  I haven't necessarily felt that I must go, but it's definitely been on my mind a lot recently.

This is no time for the righteous
Only the wicked survive
Bake up a batch of the Yellow Cake
Bake up a batch of the lies
- - - - -[ Yellow Cake - Ministry - Rio Grande Blood (2006)

9 (edited by heandras 2005-10-06 04:00:52)

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For I have read this piece of the Cassiopaean channelings lately, and it fits, I throw it in:

session 970920 wrote:

Q: A*** wants to ask a question. She feels very drawn to South
Carolina...
A: A*** should be the one to ask us.
Q: (A) Because I am so drawn to the area, I wonder if I had a past
life in South Carolina?
A: No.
Q: (A) What past life with Luther, my husband, if any?
A: Before we get to that, you should beware; forces can be
employed to either direct or misdirect 3rd density beings...
Q: (A) What do you mean by that? I don't understand...
A: When one is "drawn," who or what is doing the "drawing" and
why?
Q: (A) You are talking now about South Carolina, I was just asking
about my husband... what kind of past life I had with him...
A: We told you, "before we get to that."
Q: So, that was about the South Carolina issue and not your
husband...
A: Just for your information: South Carolina is extraordinarily
seismically unstable!

Q: (A) The place where we have the property is not safe?
A: "Safety" is a relative term.
Q: (L) No place is completely safe, but some places are safer than
other. You say that something is drawing you there... I think I would
go in that direction...
A: A*** ask, please.
Q: (A) Okay, I don't understand...
A: If one is "drawn," why is this??
Q: (A) I am drawn there because we have the property there.
A: What if you had property in Bangladesh? Would you then be
drawn there instead?
Q: (L) They are trying to make you think. Why are you drawn there?
A: Is it really just because you own property there?
Q: (A) It is not only that. I like it there. Why does my husband like it
so much too?
A: Ask yourself this.
Q: (A) There are the four seasons and nice weather.
A: Is South Carolina the only place with "nice weather?"
Q: (A) No, but we have looked all over. The city is so nice. It is
beautiful there. I love it. We have looked all over - California, Arizona
- it is just meant to be. We are drawn there, no matter what. What is
drawing me to South Carolina?
A: Forces unseen.
Q: (A) Unseen forces are drawing me there? What kind of forces?
A: 4th density.

Japan has something very appealing to me too. Another place that I feel very drawn to is Morocco. I just don’t know why... I have no facts that would give a rational explanation to my urge to go there. So I don’t force any step towards this place. If I somehow wind up visiting that country – fine. If not, also.
I remember Montalk having written in one post about an experience when he moved to another place without “having to"  – leading to an uncomfortable experience. I don’t want to suggest that there is necessarily a hyperdimensional manipulation taking place when one feels drawn somewhere. Another possibility why one feels drawn to a place could be a past life lived there. Maybe such connection is as “magnetic"  as the karmic bonds to people.
But anyway – instincts lead to experiences, experiences may lead to insights and insight leads to progression.

A man is born gentle and weak. At his death he is hard and stiff.
Green plants are tender and filled with sap. At their death they are withered and dry.
Therefore the stiff and unbending is the disciple of death. The gentle and yielding is the disciple of life.

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heandras wrote:

I don’t want to suggest that there is necessarily a hyperdimensional manipulation taking place when one feels drawn somewhere.

No, but for the kind of person reading this forum, it might just be a manipulation too.  I've had that in my own life.   Now that I've learned to recognize these "drawing forces" as something external (not originating within myself) my question becomes "who's behind it, and why?"   Since higher forces come in positive and negative varieties, it becomes an important question.   Karla Turner talked about this in "Masquerade of Angels" when the subject of that book felt compelled to move to New Mexico.    It's an interesting subject, thanks for posting C's comments on it.

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morningsun76 wrote:
heandras wrote:

I don’t want to suggest that there is necessarily a hyperdimensional manipulation taking place when one feels drawn somewhere.

No, but for the kind of person reading this forum, it might just be a manipulation too.  I've had that in my own life.   Now that I've learned to recognize these "drawing forces" as something external (not originating within myself) my question becomes "who's behind it, and why?"   Since higher forces come in positive and negative varieties, it becomes an important question.   Karla Turner talked about this in "Masquerade of Angels" when the subject of that book felt compelled to move to New Mexico.    It's an interesting subject, thanks for posting C's comments on it.

Exactly.  I've had this too - compulsions to move to certain areas, compulsions to suddenly take a trip out of nowhere to some area for no apparant reason.

At the time, I wasn't aware or educated about the nature of abductions, and what was happening to me.  Now that I am, I'm more cautious, and question EVERYTHING. 

Not to say that everything has some sinister meaning behind it, or that everything ties into manipulation and abductions.   Many people don't have this going on, and may be attracted to an area for good, positive reasons.   But for those who do happen to have that sort of stuff going on, you have to keep this in mind. 

At this stage I would definitely question, "Why Japan?"   It seems though that many can't actually answer that.   It's just a "feeling."   A "tug", a "draw."   But if you can, please take a moment to sit down and think things through.   Try to remember when this call / draw / tug to Japan began for you.   Can you pinpoint when it started?    What triggered it?   A movie?  A conversation with a friend?  A dream?  Meeting someone(s) from Japan?  A picture?  A book or article?  A lifelong desire dating back to childhood?   Was it sudden, or gradual?

Next, think about the pros and cons of moving there, as many as you can come up.    Would it be truly beneficial to move there?  If so, why?   What would you get from Japan that you're not getting in your present location?   Is it the culture?  The food/diet/way of life?   The people?  The scenary/architecture/landscape?  Something spiritual? 

Can whatever it is that you're attracted to in Japan be duplicated or re-created in your present life?  Can you take what you like about Japan and bring it home to where you are now?

And most importantly, what area of Japan are you drawn to?   The cities, such as Tokyo?  The suburbs / rural areas?   And if so, why?

I can say from a detached, common-sense perspective as someone who has no push or pull either way regarding Japan that geologically speaking, it's a "Hot Spot."  It seems to me to be more risky and dangerous to move to Japan than California.  It's part of the Pacific "Ring of Fire" on a point where tectonic plates are always shifting and submerging. 

Not to be cyncical, but could people be drawn to move to an area that's destined to be destroyed...thus taking them down too in the process?   (The same way that many people might be getting herded into Israel before it possibly gets nuked.  No bueno.) 

Again, I'm not trying to put a damper on things.  Just trying to insert some common sense caution, from someone who also has experienced tugs and draws to move to certain areas.

In my own case, I experienced intense desires to move to the Southwest, be it NM or AZ.  One time in 1996 I was drawn to drive out to Flagstaff/Sedona AZ when I had two days off from work.  People kept asking me, "Why are you going there??"   I would shrug and say "I don't know...I just feel like going."

Well, I'm 99.9999% positive now that once I got settled into Flagstaff I was abducted that night.  My urge to go there was to get me as close as possible to what I would later find out is some big time major underground bases going on in that area.

There are more examples, but, that's a good one that gets the point across.  Anyway, just some stuff to consider.

"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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12 (edited by morningsun76 2005-10-06 10:49:18)

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lyra wrote:

Well, I'm 99.9999% positive now that once I got settled into Flagstaff I was abducted that night.  My urge to go there was to get me as close as possible to what I would later find out is some big time major underground bases going on in that area.

Yes.  I've had the New Mexico draw for quite awhile myself, and had a special one for Sedona several months ago.   I ended up going with a friend of mine, and on the way he especially wanted to see Flagstaff, which we did end up driving through.   Sedona definitely has a very interesting vibration about it (the area, not so much town itself) and I can see why all the new-agey people congregate there, though I was quite unimpressed with that whole "scene" they have going on.   The landscape itself is beautiful and I wished I had more time to explore the hiking trails.    We stayed one night in Sedona, without any unusual activity that I am aware of.  The second day we left, and drove down to Phoenix where we had a UFO sighting which was shared by both our friend who lived there (another "contactee") as well as another friend who we didn't even know was in the area at the time, but who was an airline pilot and JUST HAPPENED TO BE FLYING OVER PHOENIX at the same time time at the same place ...and saw the same UFO we did.  How is that for an extreme example of synchronicity?   

Phoenix, Sedona, much of New Mexico ... hotbeds of UFO/paranormal activity; it's really not at all surprising that people are feeling "called" to go there.  Ha!

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Damn, I just lost a post and am not sure how it happened.  This is not the first time this has happened to me while discussing UFOs here.  Anyway I guess I just have to retype it.

[EDIT: removed duplicate of above post which I had retyped here]

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OK, now that I retyped my post over again and saved it, the original one shows up.  It was not there before.  If it was a browser hiccup it's the first time I've seen this happen.

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morningsun76 wrote:

Yes.  I've had the New Mexico draw for quite awhile myself, and had a special one for Sedona several months ago..... I ended up going with a friend of mine, and on the way he especially wanted to see Flagstaff, which we did end up driving through.   Phoenix, Sedona, much of New Mexico ... hotbeds of UFO/paranormal activity; it's really not at all surprising that people are feeling "called" to go there.  Ha!

Interesting, indeed!!!   

For me, I'd been through NM / AZ back in 1995, so I figured at the time that was the reason I felt like going back for a visit in '96.   But now, I'm not so sure.  It really doesn't make sense why I felt like going.   The thought was just in my head to go there, for no real logical reason.   Everybody around me questioned it, like, ???   When I got there after 8 hours of driving, I was like, Okay, now what???   Why am I here???   I went to bed early, around 10 p.m., and slept for like, 12, 13 hours, and was so exhausted the next morning I missed my check out time and had to have a late late check out.   That's a major warning sign that something "funny" happened.   I don't recall waking up during the night.    I didn't have any UFO sightings or anything......but then again, I'm not prone to those anyway for some reason.  hmm  Actually, I should ask my pendulum about this, see what results I get.

It seems that almost ALL the places I've been drawn to have underground bases and "funny stuff" going on with them!!   It used to be New Mexico....well, anybody who researches the weird stuff winds up reading all about the underground bases and alien / military / 4th density bleedthrough activity going on in New Mexico.   From what I understand, that's THE #1 area for underground base activity.    So now I'm like, forget about moving there!   NO way!   

Then later I felt a draw for the longest time to move to the mountain areas of North Carolina, specifically Asheville.   Come to find out (and I talked about this in another thread awhile back) that Asheville is located over a huge underground base complex.   There's mucho UFO activity in that area, a large Satanism / Occult "issue" as well, and just a host of weirdness in general, as well as the Illuminati family Biltmore Estate.  I had no clue about all that before.  I was just like, "I have to move there.....I have to move there....I have to move there......"

Now, you couldn't PAY me to move there.  It's AMAZING what a little awareness and knowledge will do to those unexplained "tugs" and "draws" to move to certain areas!!  big_smile

"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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"I get by with a little help from my (higher density) friends."
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