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Originally Posted by Majorion
Precisely the case Jack. This mirrors the same message I was reading in David Icke's book "Infinite Love Is The Only Truth, Everything Else Is Illusion"...
Specifically, less to do with acquiring knowledge and more to do with our psychic and sixth sense abilities. You will note that children are always naturally fascinated with the paranormal and believing in super powers, only to be conditioned very early in their life that make believe is just that; make-believe. They grow up losing interest and losing any belief in those powers that, with the right discipline, and the right training, just like in Martial Arts, any ability can be mastered given enough attention and the time necessary to develop said ability.
The key thing here, is for one to believe in his/her self. If you don't believe its true, then your life won't make it true. This is what the power structures of the world rely upon, our own decisions and choice not to believe.
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You know, the saying "Get em while their young" springs to mind here.
It is after all what those who are in control of the television sets which we all now have two of apparently, are up too.
I love you , you love me, were a happy faaa-mill-eyy, with a great big hug and a kiss from me to you, wont you say you love me too.
Then switch to channel five and see charles having sex with a woman who is not his wife while bob has a nervous breakdown, steals a car, and gets caught having sex with a hooker.
Aint life quaint.