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02-18-2008, 01:26 AM | #1 |
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i wonder how young a person can be to do "past life regression" exercises or if the opportunity blossoms as fruit of some sort of service of some sort or another.
i wonder if past life regression exercises can effectively accelerate a persons spiritual growth - as if by the conscious intent of redeaming themselves in such a way, a person grows in line with some greater purpose for living that may escape them otherwise. soup |
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02-19-2008, 02:09 AM | #2 |
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soup says: i wonder how young a person can be to do "past life regression" exercises or if the opportunity blossoms as fruit of some sort of service of some sort or another.
i wonder if past life regression exercises can effectively accelerate a persons spiritual growth - as if by the conscious intent of redeaming themselves in such a way, a person grows in line with some greater purpose for living that may escape them otherwise. soup hi, soup, good to see you and your constant companion, pot, still around... from what i've read there are many examples of children remembering segments of past lives...but they tend to lose those memories and identities as they get a bit older. i suspect the main plan is keep the old experiences veiled, behind the scenes, and to get on with the current job of living according to the law of confusion. or sumthin. billybob ...who got shanghied 20 light years out from far centaurus, but got beached -- dumped here in a handy womb-- just because of a little misunderstanding concerning minor insubordination. damn orions.. but its all getting a bit hazy... |
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02-19-2008, 02:22 PM | #3 |
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i think this is why the ptb have been at it so long. there is no damning judgment from without. any karmic judgment is what you make it.
i admit i'm taken in by well crafted prose concerning this. my guilt buttons are very easily pushed. but the judgment is from self for the most part. you can bring up (ie., future) debilitating planetary aspects. but i suspect you could be a saint and still end up with saturn squares the next time around. maybe not. but you'd have to be well seasoned in the incarnation process. i was a born again for 8 years (som). there seems to be much more evidence against a historical jesus. at least at the time professed. i cringe when i read what i think is good esoteric material to then come across stuff about jesus... odin hung on the tree for nine days for cripes sake. nay, that's a myth..... oh but the former was a plagiarism of the latter! that could be the point!! the whole thing is a plagiarism from the original creation myths. are we considering some kinda ultimate law? like ignorance is no excuse? if so, many are truly f---ed. what i mean here is war and soldiering. all those vets who've killed in the name of.....a lie. someone else's pockets in most cases. sick world we have here. or rather, a utopia for a very few. |
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02-19-2008, 03:43 PM | #4 |
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...good to see you and your constant companion, pot, still around...
... for the record, i'm not a "pot smoker" if that's what's implied here. i do hold a more open mind on the subject of drug use as influenced by andrew weil's book "the natural mind." my latest dietary discovery that seems to enhance the quality of my body resonance is "apple cider vinegar", that's what i'm on if you're wondering. anyhow back to the subject, i wonder if even through a veiled state a person can earnestly strive to release themselves from past life karma through such means as prayers of forgiveness or something. soup |
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02-19-2008, 10:58 PM | #5 |
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hiya. i recently started acv to. they say it's better with a little baking soda, as straight it will eventually do a number on your teeth. i actually like the taste!
now google "oil pulling"! an old trick from india. when i do this (many others agree who use it) i can actually see my countenance change right before my eyes. i guess it tweaks your bio energy or electrical flow. but it's good for toxins. i'm now 1.75 months straight from pot. pm me if you want to know my honest opinion so far. maybe it has'nt been long enough yet. oh yeah, karma. the tibetan book of living and dying. check it out. i'm personally wondering about specific indulgences. i find if i go off i feel guilty - while at the same time not really knowing why. one theory is ancestors. there might be something in my dna or ancestral stream that's got a problem with this. or, since we're getting more psychic, it's just plain unbecoming. on a darker note, i wonder if it's some deceased spirit making me want to do this and then feeding off it. one fact remains, some folks planetary aspects make them more likely to have, a greater appetite. |
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02-21-2008, 05:48 PM | #6 |
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thanks for the dietary hints and encouragements.
i think part of mastering the body is transfering energy from one center to another - that people adept at this can orgasm with any chakra in a sort of blissful way and without emotions that detract from it. this may get back to the idea of observing the body from a detached perspective and then working to sustain a balance, easier said than done. it wasn't long after i read the tibetan book of the dead, that a tsunami disaster happened and i had suddenly many dreams that seem to relate to facilitating those lost in that disaster. maybe there's an honor/duty service to others in that way. soup |
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02-21-2008, 09:55 PM | #7 |
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...good to see you and your constant companion, pot, still around... ... for the record, i'm not a "pot smoker" if that's what's implied here. i do hold a more open mind on the subject of drug use as influenced by andrew weil's book "the natural mind." my latest dietary discovery that seems to enhance the quality of my body resonance is "apple cider vinegar", that's what i'm on if you're wondering. anyhow back to the subject, i wonder if even through a veiled state a person can earnestly strive to release themselves from past life karma through such means as prayers of forgiveness or something. soup aaaaaaahhhahghgaeorh!!! soup! i just looked at what i wrote and the semantic implications of my ingenuous pot remark came out and hit me like a brick! !!oh no!! no, good buddy, my quirky sense of humor was thinking of soup/pot..a pot of soup...i've always visualized you contained in something or the other rather than you just laying like a wet puddle spread all over the kitchen floor! it's obvious now that i should have said something to the effect that you, dear soup, are indeed the needed balmy "chicken soup for the wanderer's soul" can i now consider myself forgiven, patted on the head and kindly sent on my way? maybe it was all meant to be so that the subject of vinegar could surface? not much available from edgar cayce, but he does recommend a salt/vinegar massage.(?) he was big on food combos leaning 80% toward alkalinity --also not eating anything that didn't sit well with the body, or any food generating a negative mental attitude. cider vinegar is considered by some to be alkaline while regular distilled vinegar is acidic. a case can be made that the perceived alkaline reaction in the body is, however, at the expense of minerals being drawn out of the body/bones to enable the alkaline balance. that mineral drain on the body could only go on for a limited number of years. in a similar fashion, lemon juice is suposedly alkaline in reaction...but it can do a number on one's teeth. i do use organic apple cider vinegar in my diet. supposedly soaking beans in vinegar before cooking is claimed to help the later digestion. but i still have problems. most of my food comes from a super blender. i add special mineral supplements to my "cold soup" along with some acv... hoping to make the minerals more bio-active. i also put some fulvic acid into the vinegar to help in its way to activate the minerals. (fulvic acid is a little known but very important substance) cleaning and killing with vinegar regular vinegar can be a big help in cleaning veggies and killing off hordes of hiding, hitchhiking parasites. (you can find more on how to do it on the net) ... after spraying with the vinegar, rubbing, etc. the proces is continued by spraying on hydrogen peroxide (drug store variety) then finishing off with a water rinse -- and if the food is not adversly genetically modified by m....o its hopefully fit to eat. note: i'm not sure about adding baking soda to the vinegar since it neutralizes the acidity, which might end up destroying the effectiveness.(using soda to perserve coloring in vegetables does destroy vitamins.) about the oil-pulling. (swishing safflower or sunflower oil around in the mouth, between the teeth) i don't know if it is a ploy to sell more oil, or if it really works. i can't see how it can hurt if the oil is not adulterated. yeah, i've tried it -- have a big bottle of sunflower oil next to my sink. i have not noticed any change in my appearance -- but then i could remove ten years from my appearance and still look like just another old geezer. perhaps the ritual of the oil-pulling is what is really important...positive thinking through visualizing results, or using a mantra like, "day by day in every way i'm getting better and better" (self-help therapeutic motto reccomended by emile coue ...long dead old french guy psychologist ) karma yeah. my take on it: release from (negative) karma. forgiveness of self and others supposedly works. others may still be entangled with you to a degree, but your attitude will be a huge influence in making it all better. i think that particular ra definition covers only one side. to whit, the ra became karmically entangled even though they had only the best of intentions toward humanity ...(no good deed goes unpunished, etc) i'm thankfull and most grateful that the ra is sticking around! billybob-omega-3 ... who's main credential is that he's still alive |
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02-22-2008, 05:09 AM | #8 |
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i do use organic apple cider vinegar in my diet. supposedly soaking beans in vinegar before cooking is claimed to help the later digestion. but i still have problems. |
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02-22-2008, 06:31 AM | #9 |
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anyhow back to the subject, i wonder if even through a veiled state a person can earnestly strive to release themselves from past life karma through such means as prayers of forgiveness or something.
these things begin as an idea, and the idea is an inspiration, but nonetheless there is a gap between inspired idea, and its real, internal, experiential fulfillment. if there is one key into heaven, surely it is forgiveness. self forgiveness is the hardest. when you have fully forgiven everyone, karma can hardly stick. |
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02-22-2008, 02:01 PM | #10 |
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"i wonder if even through a veiled state a person can earnestly strive to release themselves from past life karma through such means as prayers of forgiveness or something."
foregiveness of others. foregiveness of self. true foregiveness releases us from karma. i visualize each act in need of forgiveness enclosed in a colorful helium balloon and then let it go. it floats gently away.... up into the sky.... going, going... gone. |
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02-22-2008, 02:52 PM | #11 |
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i've always visualized you contained in something or the other rather than you just laying like a wet puddle spread all over the kitchen floor!
>>>> hey, now i have a problem with this! i am like a puddle, under a rock. cider vinegar is considered by some to be alkaline while regular distilled vinegar is acidic. a case can be made that the perceived alkaline reaction in the body is, however, at the expense of minerals being drawn out of the body/bones to enable the alkaline balance. that mineral drain on the body could only go on for a limited number of years. in a similar fashion, lemon juice is suposedly alkaline in reaction...but it can do a number on one's teeth. >>>> could be. i don't recall this being a problem with acv tho. my persusal lead me to believe that it was due to the type of (chain) reaction that rendered it safe in this regard. don't know. but i think 1 tsp. every morning is fine - with or without b soda. perhaps the soda is strictly for the teeth. most of my food comes from a super blender. i add special mineral supplements to my "cold soup" along with some acv... hoping to make the minerals more bio-active. i also put some fulvic acid into the vinegar to help in its way to activate the minerals. (fulvic acid is a little known but very important substance) >>>>> have heard the many great things about fulvic. it's one of those "sounds too good to be true" things. yet in this case there seems to be science backing it up. looking forward to get this on my plate. cleaning and killing with vinegar regular vinegar can be a big help in cleaning veggies and killing off hordes of hiding, hitchhiking parasites. (you can find more on how to do it on the net) ... after spraying with the vinegar, rubbing, etc. the proces is continued by spraying on hydrogen peroxide (drug store variety) then finishing off with a water rinse -- and if the food is not adversly genetically modified by m....o its hopefully fit to eat. >>>>>>> we gotta go to draconian extremes now just to eat. i myself have been using that fruit/veggie (spray on) wash. you let it soak for a minute. don't know how effective it really is tho. this is one of the reasons i get annoyed about the use of other substances. that is, i think junk food it worse than some other demonized things. note: i'm not sure about adding baking soda to the vinegar since it neutralizes the acidity, which might end up destroying the effectiveness.(using soda to perserve coloring in vegetables does destroy vitamins.) >>>>> i'd have to go back to my sources. but this was taken into consideration. it's definitely for the teeth, for one. but i do remember the guy saying that "it's more effective" with it. yadda.... about the oil-pulling. (swishing safflower or sunflower oil around in the mouth, between the teeth) i don't know if it is a ploy to sell more oil, or if it really works. i can't see how it can hurt if the oil is not adulterated. yeah, i've tried it -- have a big bottle of sunflower oil next to my sink. i have not noticed any change in my appearance -- but then i could remove ten years from my appearance and still look like just another old geezer. perhaps the ritual of the oil-pulling is what is really important...positive thinking through visualizing results, or using a mantra like, "day by day in every way i'm getting better and better" (self-help therapeutic motto reccomended by emile coue ...long dead old french guy psychologist ) >>>>> they say sesame oil is the best. the countenance change is seconds after you put it in your mouth. but really, i see/feel no lasting/pronounced changes so far (1 month). but the whole idea is that it kills parasites and bacteria in the mouth. very important. to, it leeches them out to then kill them. this has a long history apparently. what i want to get this year is one of those holy hand grenades. the chi devices. |
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02-23-2008, 04:40 PM | #12 |
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a long while ago i was pondering the word "christ"
as the "annointed one", annointed in the context of putting oil on the skin. i resolved that calories can be absorbed this way which might have helped "christ" to get through those long fasts that he was known for. i wonder what type of oil was used, olive? i understand that foot massages with sesame oil are good for the health, ayurvedic wise. through that, somehow i discovered that "hemp oil" was a beneficial supplement, and i tried taking hemp oil for some time. i'm undecided about it, if there is any advantage of hemp oil over flax seed oil. lately, i've been taking flax seed oil which seems a bit more mainstream. soup |
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02-24-2008, 04:25 PM | #13 |
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02-25-2008, 04:52 AM | #15 |
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i was just wondering, do past life dreams just happen spontaneously or are they... intended to be remembered. if so, how can a person have a past life dream? remembering them always increases their effectiveness. |
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02-27-2008, 06:09 PM | #16 |
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02-28-2008, 05:45 AM | #17 |
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