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recallone · 10-13-2008, 07:20 PM

I just heard from a friend of a friend (I know, but stick with it please), stationed near the Tibetan border who said that monks just came down from their temples announcing that Bhudha would be returning.....wait for it......tomorrow. The 14th.

Now, I'm completely undecided as to whether the spaceship thing tomorrow is actually an alien spaceship or part of an elaborate plan by the PTB to unite the world's population under one religious deity. All of the information goes into the same bucket.
Stuff.

I have to say that the arguments on both sides are compelling. The technology is present to project images into the sky, AND put voices into our minds. Somebody posted a link, don't remember who - but thank you - about the technology that's been employed to do just that. The cooperation of terrorists because Allah told them to cooperate, etc. On the alien side of the argument, we also know that the majority of that communication is telepathic and we've been off-course for a while, in need of some help or confirmation of their existence. Oh, man! So how would we be able to tell if the voice in our head is being projected into our minds by some extremely advanced technology or by a benevolent race of aliens to help us?

I think the answer is vibration. What does the communication feel like? I think this is going to be key. If we're getting some kind of super-bitchin' Hollywood-sounding message, complete with synthesizers and such - I think it would be safe to assume it's Project Blue Beam. If, however, the message is not one in which a transcription is readily decipherable - more along the lines of emotions - I'm of the mind to consider it an alien contact. What's most important to note, I think - is the emotion you're feeling when receiving . . . the message. Animals are often the best judge of character because they feel the emotion and intent of the person they're faced with. We have the same ability.

There have been a few people here in Avalon that I initially didn't feel so good about, but not wanting to be rude - didn't say anything about it. As time passes, however I've watched those same people reveal themselves as sabateurs as they create dissention and intentionally create arguments to steer a particular subject off course.

My point is this: trust your feeling first. If it feels right, trust it. If it doesn't, no matter how convincing the audio/visual presentation, discard it like the doubt offered by the undercover agents of the PTB. Whoever the author of tomorrow's big event, trust yourself first.

My two cents worth anyways. Love and light to you all.
recallone

10-13-2008, 07:20 PM	#19
recallone Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southern California Posts: 289	Re: Project Blue Beam I just heard from a friend of a friend (I know, but stick with it please), stationed near the Tibetan border who said that monks just came down from their temples announcing that Bhudha would be returning.....wait for it......tomorrow. The 14th. Now, I'm completely undecided as to whether the spaceship thing tomorrow is actually an alien spaceship or part of an elaborate plan by the PTB to unite the world's population under one religious deity. All of the information goes into the same bucket. Stuff. I have to say that the arguments on both sides are compelling. The technology is present to project images into the sky, AND put voices into our minds. Somebody posted a link, don't remember who - but thank you - about the technology that's been employed to do just that. The cooperation of terrorists because Allah told them to cooperate, etc. On the alien side of the argument, we also know that the majority of that communication is telepathic and we've been off-course for a while, in need of some help or confirmation of their existence. Oh, man! So how would we be able to tell if the voice in our head is being projected into our minds by some extremely advanced technology or by a benevolent race of aliens to help us? I think the answer is vibration. What does the communication feel like? I think this is going to be key. If we're getting some kind of super-bitchin' Hollywood-sounding message, complete with synthesizers and such - I think it would be safe to assume it's Project Blue Beam. If, however, the message is not one in which a transcription is readily decipherable - more along the lines of emotions - I'm of the mind to consider it an alien contact. What's most important to note, I think - is the emotion you're feeling when receiving . . . the message. Animals are often the best judge of character because they feel the emotion and intent of the person they're faced with. We have the same ability. There have been a few people here in Avalon that I initially didn't feel so good about, but not wanting to be rude - didn't say anything about it. As time passes, however I've watched those same people reveal themselves as sabateurs as they create dissention and intentionally create arguments to steer a particular subject off course. My point is this: trust your feeling first. If it feels right, trust it. If it doesn't, no matter how convincing the audio/visual presentation, discard it like the doubt offered by the undercover agents of the PTB. Whoever the author of tomorrow's big event, trust yourself first. My two cents worth anyways. Love and light to you all. recallone