Tenable (a.)Capable of being held, maintained, or defended, as against an assailant or objector, or againts attempts to take or process; as, a tenable fortress, a tenable argument. - Webster's Unabridged ( to look up this word, type tena* and press enter)
Then again, the earth, like most physicality is an agreement. The statement is really fairly benign since it merely expresses one member's desire to be "outa this here bubble".
Oddly, I am listening to Alex Collier from A&A Aug. 20 while I type this.
"I once asked, what was to become of us? What was going to happen to our race, our civilization? "
"This is how we see you... Responsible freedom of self-determination. Becoming truly self-confident, and free. To unconditionally become responsible for one's self, without being coerced to accept some higher authority."
He then goes on to explain that, as civilization has spread out through our galaxy, the "riff raff" has basically fled before it.
[hold that thought a sec, I'll be right back.]
Then I recalled, from D. Wilcock's talk, a couple of items:
- Life springs from anywhere; from a complete sterile vaccum to the radioactive depths of Chernobyl (And if you think he made that up, then hava look here ). Or think of it as R. Bradbury put it,
"Life ... is it's own answer!"
- He also showed, by use of scientific reference, infra-red photography, etc that there is a change coming to this entire solar system, via a wave of energy, capable of effecting change to our species right down to the DNA level.
[Ok, we're back]
So when you put that all together, I come to what I call a conclusion based upon "recombinant information". The divine spark which took up residence here in this "available life", us, we
are the
indigenous life.
Also means
we ain't the "riff raff"! Life on this here rock, to suit our purpose, so long as we need it will not become
"untenable". Being the indigenous life, we are the "point of this particular exercise". It appears our lot is to "ride the change".
Chitty;
Notice you heard "The earth is no longer tenable"
not "Life on earth is no longer tenable".
Spooky that you heard it as an audible voice? Yup. But perhaps in the context that I read what you heard, maybe not.
Fred
PS: And when all else fails, a short quip from that book everyone loves to hate
:
Luke, Chap. 11: If a son shall ask bread of any of you that is a father, will he give him a stone? or if he ask a fish, will he for a fish give him a serpent? Or if he shall ask an egg, will he offer him a scorpion? If ye then, know how to give good gifts unto your children: how much more shall your heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?