And to go really out on a limb from this thread - James Earl Jones was also mute til he was 14. One of the greatest voices ever.
As far as "warrior genes"....... riiiiiiiiight. Let's keep this crap up until there's sufficient public outcry for mandatory genetic engineering on a mass scale, involving every potential fetus.
"In the year 4545....."
Audio: Quantum Mirror II - The Family Tree
"No matter what happens, ever... there's ALWAYS at least one reason. And the top reason is ALWAYS money."
I think this may be the video Lelabear was talking about.
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“Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth.” - Albert Einstein
Thanks for reposting!Dr. Evil wrote:I think this may be the video Lelabear was talking about.
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Fascinating story, Evelyn, seems our lives are full of hints which are easy to dismiss as fanciful coincidence...but upon reflection, we find ourselves reevaluating their significance. I'm learning it's the 'little things' that hold the clues to our puzzles, not the 'death culture's' signpost such as academics, careers or accumulation of wealth. These false attributes are simply smokescreens to divert us from understanding our true multi-dimensional natures...it is often from the 'mouths of babes' that our real hints into our natures are revealed.
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Interesting video. (I'm fighting off the internal skeptic.)
When my son was 5 his kindergarten class made plates, drew pictures and then the plates were baked or fired or something. I still have his hanging on the kitchen wall. He drew 2 small space ships with lights and portals, flying over a green pasture with a 3rd and larger ship on the ground.
Indeed, it's the little things.
When my son was 5 his kindergarten class made plates, drew pictures and then the plates were baked or fired or something. I still have his hanging on the kitchen wall. He drew 2 small space ships with lights and portals, flying over a green pasture with a 3rd and larger ship on the ground.
Indeed, it's the little things.
There is a side of every competitor that wants to leave his opponent lifeless and demoralized on the side of the road. And then there is that other, darker side.
Yeah, hard not to be suspicious of anything presented by Fox news. I've been increasingly curious about the media coverage of 'mysteries'...especially when they don't reach any firm conclusions, just try to make it sound unfathomable by us mere humans (scoff).evelyn wrote:Interesting video. (I'm fighting off the internal skeptic.)
When my son was 5 his kindergarten class made plates, drew pictures and then the plates were baked or fired or something. I still have his hanging on the kitchen wall. He drew 2 small space ships with lights and portals, flying over a green pasture with a 3rd and larger ship on the ground.
Indeed, it's the little things.
But the story is pretty damn convincing on the surface.
And please don't shut down that internal skeptic...it's doing a great job digging through the BS and keeping us on our toes!
Very interesting about the plates...makes you wonder how much is media conditioning and how much is pure intuition, especially concerning his memories. I always have to ask myself if we are dealing with a real phenonomenon of alien contact (doubtful), secret gov't technology (possible) or some subconscious message that we've yet to fully understand (plausible according to McKenna and crew).
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Now I would wonder, but at that time, around 1979-80 we were in Central America (Moskito Coast) and very little contact with MSM. They were "roughing" it with school being a hut on the beach, etc. Even in the States we didn't own a TV until the kids were in their teens.Very interesting about the plates...makes you wonder how much is media conditioning and how much is pure intuition, especially concerning his memories.
Personally I'm no more suspicious of Fox than I am of CNN, MSNBC, or any of the others. They all fail miserably to report truth or anything w/o spin.
I'm not certain there hasn't been alien contact but I'm not particularly interested in how the media portrays it - as you say they don't "reach any firm conclusions", and we can all jump to different conclusions depending on our experience and opinions.
I guess we'll know for sure when we realize "it's a cookbook."
There is a side of every competitor that wants to leave his opponent lifeless and demoralized on the side of the road. And then there is that other, darker side.
I'd say that the fact that alien encounters, abductions and visitations are firmly sold on GE's History Channel now is all I need to know that it's pure horseshit, designed to more firmly entrench the lunatic fringe, so they can be endlessly associated with anyone who suspects "gov't conspiracies."evelyn wrote:I'm not certain there hasn't been alien contact but I'm not particularly interested in how the media portrays it - as you say they don't "reach any firm conclusions", and we can all jump to different conclusions depending on our experience and opinions.
The History Channel and Discovery Channel - since their purchase in the early 90's by the biggest US defense contractor - are my reliable bullshit barometer. If it's touted on there, it's 95% crap. If it's covered up or denied on there, it's 95% real.
The History Channel's new programming directives since 1990:
- Muslims are evil and they do stuff like 9/11
the Army's new mega-kill toys are really cool, kids
the only thing your government lies about is aliens
Lee Harvey Oswald really was a great marksman after all
"No matter what happens, ever... there's ALWAYS at least one reason. And the top reason is ALWAYS money."
The History Channel and Discovery Channel - since their purchase in the early 90's by the biggest US defense contractor - are my reliable bullshit barometer. If it's touted on there, it's 95% crap. If it's covered up or denied on there, it's 95% real.
The History Channel's new programming directives since 1990:
- Muslims are evil and they do stuff like 9/11
the Army's new mega-kill toys are really cool, kids
the only thing your government lies about is aliens
Lee Harvey Oswald really was a great marksman after all
thanks for the update, I turned the TV off years ago, when they started with the 'nature disaster' programming...[/quote]Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Rumpl -
Your skepticism makes mine look amateur.
I think we all might have a touch of lunatic in us - some just manage it better than others.
I thought the only folks who watched History and Discovery were shut-ins.
Your skepticism makes mine look amateur.
I think we all might have a touch of lunatic in us - some just manage it better than others.
I thought the only folks who watched History and Discovery were shut-ins.
There is a side of every competitor that wants to leave his opponent lifeless and demoralized on the side of the road. And then there is that other, darker side.
thought the only folks who watched History and Discovery were shut-ins.
ain't it the truth...and I just have to shake my head when I hear someone quoting those shows like gospel...as they swig off their diet coke and stuff themselves with GMO chips ...seems somehow they've convinced themselves that the tv tells no lies. 
I'm with you, Evelyn, rather be a skeptical loony with my own opinions than just another sucker in the herd.
Now the task seems to be not only to see behind the curtain, but beyond it, and this is where the skepticism does become a burden...some things just have to be taken at face value, the trick is knowing which ones. Luckily, it's pretty easy to dismiss ANYTHING that comes from MSM and 90% of the trash on the internet. I've become increasingly convinced (armed with Fintan's insights into the relevance of individual experience) that all the clues I need to put the puzzle together are right in my face...I just have to quit overlooking them! This is going to take practice, practice, practice!
Even the smallest person can change the course of the future.
Once you break through the prison of the individual ego personality,
it's easy to see that we have here is a single human being: Jedward.
Expressing himself in two simultaneous individual personalities
in Time: John and Edward.
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being into space and time. In this case it's the same time - different
spaces. That's what makes it so noticeable and remarkable.
It can also be the classic so-called "reincarnation" concept -where
sequential insertions of an eternal mind being are separated by both
time and space. Those are hard to spot - as the time separation can
be enormous. Oscar Wilde and Stephen Fry are one example where
the attributes of one insertion carry on strongly in the next.
And of course there is also the much more common sequential insertions
of an eternal mind being as father begetting son; mother and daughter
and the rest of the panoply of human family trees.
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Minds are like parachutes.
They only function when open.
They only function when open.