Princess Diana Concert (Page 1 of 2)

That is a really weird thing to say.   Where's Goro Adachi when you need him to analyze this nonsense??     

You know what's weird (and it's only weird for me in my little boxed in world so others probably won't care) but yesterday afternoon I was sorting through donated books at my volunteer gig and came across a photo book about Diana.  It was done after her death, and was kind of like a review of her life from childhood to the funeral, and included quotes from people who knew her and then some text narration.  I'm not an anglophile, and have no interest in the royals, but there I was, sitting down on the floor cross legged, flipping through the entire book from start to finish. And then flipping through it some more after finishing.  Then I put it back in the box, finished my work and went home.  Only to log onto the 'net after getting home and seeing all this stuff about some big Diana concert, and how it was the day before her birthday as we approach the 10 year anniversary of her death in August, etc. etc. and so on.

It was just really weird to me.  I haven't ever come across a Diana book crossing my path like that, let alone the same day some big shindig was happening in her honor, broadcast around the world.   Weird!  It was like the time I felt compelled to buy that Elvis CD at Starbucks in Ft. Lauderdale, which had apparently been on display with other CDs for weeks/months before that, and it turns out I was buying it on the exact day of the 50th anniversary of Elvis' first recording.  That left me going "hanh??  what are the odds!"  Considering I really know nothing about Elvis and have never really listened to his stuff. 

The Diana book was a bit weirder though....

what being captured by a grizzly bear for dinner? is that how we are like fish?

All I can say is creepy they are really getting their agendas together aren't they?

In the wake of this incident I've started researching the connections between hip-hop and shamanism and occult practices. Yes it sounds nuts but there are definate parallels. Things like the self-mythologising, the use of alternate names, the beats used etc etc. Really the more things change the more they stay the same.

Yeah, the whole Diana concert really felt like this weird worship event. It wasn't hard at all to transpose the event back a couple of thousand years on top of a religious day. I was in that weird kind of half trance too (though aware of it because I remember distrinctly wanting to hear what P. Diddy said for some reason) and when he said that I just totally snapped out of it because the alarm bells went off. I snapped out of it partly because of what he said but also because it was him that said it. It came as a surprise that such a sub-par hip-hop/rnb performer came out with that statement. A real third eye opener.

...the only response I felt to that Diana concert was "ick.". A bunch of pods worshipping at the cult of 'pretty lady'....that feces gives me the royal shivers.

Don't forget all the loosh that is gathered from these events.

Psychoprctor, could you point me to some links/ books that describe this relationship?  My husband is putting together a presentation about the relationship between music and gang activity, and along the way he'll show how music has always played a part in movements.  I think adding the technical stuff about beats, etc., could really bring depth to it-- maybe open some eyes.