• lyra
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  • From: my own private idaho
  • Registered: 2004-03-25

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

Actually, I sincerely laughed at his comment.  (No offense...I thought it was intended for me! big_smile  It was hard to tell who was the intended target with all those quotes going on!)   Despite that I still laughed.   I admit, it gave me a chuckle.   This was the turning point for me, what made me go from being upset at this whole fiasco to just flat out laughing and realizing how crazy it is.

I don't think that was the response he was after though.......... : /  ?

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  • From: Zion
  • Registered: 2004-09-28

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

lyra wrote:

Actually, I sincerely laughed at his comment.   (No offense...I thought it was intended for me!    It was hard to tell who was the intended target with all those quotes going on!)     Despite that I still laughed.     I admit, it gave me a chuckle.     This was the turning point for me, what made me go from being upset at this whole fiasco to just flat out laughing and realizing how crazy it is.

I'll admit, I smirked. Slightly. But only because a comment like that betrays how much disdain they have for us lowly humans, being that they hold the company of such advanced sixth density entities all day over at the cult farm. I'm sure we're just dull by comparison.

"Fear is the great barrier to human growth. Unknowns create fears. When these Unknowns become Knowns the fears diminish and disappear, and we are able to cope with whatever confronts us." - Robert A. Monroe
  • From: zerone
  • Registered: 2004-08-16

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

just take what you like from the C's material, throw away the rest.

wink

"...i was taken by the hand, from the ocean to the sand..."
nitin sawhney - 'eastern eyes'

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  • From: Curren body:UK
  • Registered: 2004-04-02

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

(I just typed this in a different section, but it fits here too so I'll re-paste it)

The people on this site are warm, friendly, intelligent, balanced, open, wise ... "noble" !   You can just feel it, there is really a good vibe about it here.     I don't say much but I do keep an eye on things.   More often that not my own thoughts and feelings are expressed and mirrored brilliantly by the other members which is really nice as it feels like I among minds that are one with my own. (which is probably more true than I realise!)

Without meaning to be negative towards to the cass group, I do notice that there is much more of a   balanced feel here.   Each individual is kind of true to themselves,   there is no sheep mentality or needing to have "approval" from any "leaders" etc.     There is no fear here.

I believe the C's site is the "last test" for potential ones.     The problems with it are so subtle, so hard to clarify but you can only just feel it intuitively.   Something isn't "right" there.   If you're in tune with yourself, and aligned to truth, you kind of find yourself erm, here!!!     

But that's just my personal opinion.   I don't want to add to the fire of separation.   I love the Cass group in their own special way.   I still read the C's valuable transcripts which leads me to much good thinking.   If I hadn't have found them I wouldn't have found Montalk.     They are just a stepping stone on the path, doing their bit and acting out their role,   just as they should      

Cheers
DALE

50 Reply by palulukon (edited by palulukon 2004-11-04 16:38:34)

  • Registered: 2004-04-09

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

thoth wrote:

But they would, by definition, be non-human.


which actually adds to their credibility imho...go bush http://pretticons.com/s/g/3001dd9b.gif




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It's all mind over matter. If you don't mind it doesn't matter...
  • From: Zion
  • Registered: 2004-09-28

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

palulukon wrote:

which actually adds to their credibility imho...

Hehehe. Hmmmmmmn. Okay wink

"Fear is the great barrier to human growth. Unknowns create fears. When these Unknowns become Knowns the fears diminish and disappear, and we are able to cope with whatever confronts us." - Robert A. Monroe
  • From: Australia
  • Registered: 2004-11-05

Re: The Cassiopaean Cult?

Hi all,

Well here is some further light to shed on the subject

'C' Session 971231

Q: Is there some issue about asking this question of accuracy that needs to be
addressed? One main thing is: the presence of certain persons. Some sessions were
more accurate than others depending upon who was present...
A: You got it!!!
Q: Therefore, it would be difficult to assess an accuracy rating for the C's
themselves...
A: Bingo!
Q: But, we CAN assess the material itself, keeping in mind that some parts can be
more accurate than others...
A: 71.7.
Q: Okay, that takes into account corruption from different people, typos,
reconstruction, and so forth. And, the same applies to the Ra Material... (A) Okay,
suppose I have a sentence that the Great Pyramid was built 10,000 years ago, but
really it was built yesterday, and you would give 70 per cent accuracy to this
statement.
A: No.
Q: But only one word is inaccurate...
A: You are searching for a concrete formula within a vacuum of abstraction. The only
way to get an accurate measurement is to wait until you can include the sum total of all
the words, then determine accuracy as a percentage of the total. With the total of all
words, and each individual word as the unit of measurement. And on that note, until
the next time, Good Night.