Have you unexpectedly changed recently?

droid56 · 12-17-2009, 07:29 AM

I'm sixty years old, and at my stage of life, I would expect that any radical changes would have occurred long ago. But that has not been the case.

In the last several years, I've found I'm no longer willing to watch fictional depictions of humans behaving badly on my tv, and I have stopped eating dead animal flesh.

Both of these changes were completely unexpected, partly because of my advanced age.

I wonder whether the possible profound changes about to theoretically transform Earth might be the stimulus for my surprising transformation.

burgundia · 12-17-2009, 08:19 AM

Yes..

as there are no coincidences....

Ravens and Doves · 12-17-2009, 08:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by droid56

I'm sixty years old, and at my stage of life, I would expect that any radical changes would have occurred long ago. But that has not been the case.

In the last several years, I've found I'm no longer willing to watch fictional depictions of humans behaving badly on my tv, and I have stopped eating dead animal flesh.

Both of these changes were completely unexpected, partly because of my advanced age.

I wonder whether the possible profound changes about to theoretically transform Earth might be the stimulus for my surprising transformation.

I can relate to the above vey much. I had some kind of heavy siezure.. actually saw the AI wave... it manafested in my xperience has like a invisable fiber optic cable going from the top down... the goes out as a silver ball . More on that later, Again, this song was written for all of you:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9ZLr49vl0A

ramallamamama · 12-17-2009, 09:10 AM

My life has been in flux for the last two years, a personal collapse while awaiting the big one. It seems my timing was off a bit, the second kind of precipitated the first. Personally things are on the uptick though I can't say so generally.

Glad to hear you ditched the TV, those things'll rot your brain. Better watch out on the non-meat product idea, the webbots make mention of it, not in a good way.

Cheers!

Kre8ive Lady · 12-17-2009, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by ramallamamama

My life has been in flux for the last two years, a personal collapse while awaiting the big one. It seems my timing was off a bit, the second kind of precipitated the first. Personally things are on the uptick though I can't say so generally.

Glad to hear you ditched the TV, those things'll rot your brain. Better watch out on the non-meat product idea, the webbots make mention of it, not in a good way.

Cheers!

Ramallamamama, I would greatly appreciate you posting a link to the intervew where Clif mentions this. Unfortunately, I missed it and cannot find it. Thank you!

Frank Samuel · 12-17-2009, 01:51 PM

The vibrational frequencies of our world is changing and those who are in tune to them are experiencing some radical changes in their lives. The communication
field is wide open . The flow of this wave is stronger for those who are seeking to ride the waves, while others are hesitant and fearful of change. We have to be patient with our love ones and friends. One thing for sure this world will never be the same and the ptb cannot hide or stop the vibrational wave which is engulfing our world. Ride the waves

ramallamamama · 12-17-2009, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Kre8ive Lady

Ramallamamama, I would greatly appreciate you posting a link to the intervew where Clif mentions this. Unfortunately, I missed it and cannot find it. Thank you!

Sent you a PM.

Instead · 12-17-2009, 07:22 PM

Yes Droid56, I can weigh in on this one as well. My wife and I no longer smoke and we stopped drinking alcohol within the last 12 months and although I have not stopped eating meat, I can concur.

We are working towards complete off-grid living. It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way. (Not complaining, just saying)

Everything DOES seem to be shifting though. I thought it was just me 'getting older' and maybe that's part of it, but I like what's in the air with respect to the winds of change.

I hope to meet all of you some day.

joe2288 · 12-17-2009, 07:45 PM

Yea i am 21 and i've also quit drinking and smoking. I acasionally still

go out partying to catch up with high school friends but not like I used to. I

have also become more positive about things lately and i see the world from

a higher perspective and no longer am i focused on negative, but this happened

recently like in the past month and its changed my life.

cantaloupe · 12-17-2009, 08:11 PM

Me too. I seem to be engaging with and integrating what life is teaching me with less resistance than before. I can get back to equilibrium faster after an upset and am suffering less. Cheers All.

futureyes · 12-17-2009, 08:34 PM

indeed ... everything for me has changed beginning about three years ago ... primarily this year ...

it is like i took a rollercoaster ride ... experienced a few 360's ... losing everything i had in my pockets ... watched everything i thought was ... fall to the ground ... but knowing ... i could not stop the rollercoaster to pick that of which was mine up ... had to leave all where it fell ... and continue on with the ride ... rollercoaster stopped and i was glad to see a couple of things remained with me ... everything else had changed ... or fallen away ...

and i am not the person i was three years ago ... not even a year or a month ago ...

sometimes ... when we experience profound changes ... to our behavior ... our personality ... our likes and our dislikes ...
and our relationships ... we wonder how this can be ...
but really ... all we can do is be who we are realizing we really are ... and keep moving forward ... one step at a time ... being ok with our self changes ...

all part of the big pic i feel ... all part of no longer living pretentiously as we have been ... but living longer and more fulfilling life experiences ...

go with the flow i always say ...
sometimes not effortless and leaves us scratching our heads as to the logic of it all ...
forget the logic ... go with the heart ...

the heart will never lead us astray ...

yeah ... i am not who i once was ... can't even begin writing of all the changes ...
and the changes ... they continue to be ... and will be neverending from here on in ...

go with the flow of change ...
follow your heart ... it knows where its going ...
if changes feel true and right ... you are exactly where you are meant to be ...
how you are meant to be ...

rhythm · 12-17-2009, 08:41 PM

hey Future eyes . your like a breath of fresh air

thank you for this sharing .....

rfebres · 12-19-2009, 12:16 AM

Instead...

Really enjoyed your insight, No, it never was meant to be this way, we have been deceived into believing this is the right way and now humanity is trapped, but the winds of change are here, and a storm is coming. The world will never be the same because love will prevail above all.

Roland

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Originally Posted by Instead

It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way

Everything DOES seem to be shifting though. I thought it was just me 'getting older' and maybe that's part of it, but I like what's in the air with respect to the winds of change.

I hope to meet all of you some day.

Frank Samuel · 12-19-2009, 12:44 AM

I live on an island so the reference to waves is literal and symbolic . I am 52 yrs. old about 4 yrs. ago I was diagnosed with a terminal illness and doctors told me there was no cure. As fate will have it I came across project Camelot and thanks to the information I beat the odds. I am now reliving my life with renew vigor. My wife gave birth twice since then. I guess you can call me mr. mom.
I am now a researcher of the solfeggio frequencies and binaural beats for they help me to awaken and relive my life . My life has changed in ways I have never imagine.

yiolas · 12-19-2009, 11:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Frank Samuel

I live on an island so the reference to waves is literal and symbolic . I am 52 yrs. old about 4 yrs. ago I was diagnosed with a terminal illness and doctors told me there was no cure. As fate will have it I came across project Camelot and thanks to the information I beat the odds. I am now reliving my life with renew vigor. My wife gave birth twice since then. I guess you can call me mr. mom.
I am now a researcher of the solfeggio frequencies and binaural beats for they help me to awaken and relive my life . My life has changed in ways I have never imagine.

Hi Frank Samuel,
What a great story. I've been researching solfeggio frequencies and binaural beats as well as a means of raising my own freguency. What do you think helped you heal ? Finding Project Camelot has also changed my life.

zaina · 12-20-2009, 01:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank Samuel

I live on an island so the reference to waves is literal and symbolic . I am 52 yrs. old about 4 yrs. ago I was diagnosed with a terminal illness and doctors told me there was no cure. As fate will have it I came across project Camelot and thanks to the information I beat the odds. I am now reliving my life with renew vigor. My wife gave birth twice since then. I guess you can call me mr. mom.
I am now a researcher of the solfeggio frequencies and binaural beats for they help me to awaken and relive my life . My life has changed in ways I have never imagine.

what a wonderful message ,very up lifting .I to have suffered and cured my self .hearing it fresh beats all the testimnials ...thank you
love and light my friend

Kulapops · 12-20-2009, 02:25 AM

Changes are going on for sure...

I've pretty much given up dairy and meat this year (though I still eat them, consumption is greatly reduced.... and I feel differently to, how shall I say, carcasses ?)... What interests me more, though...is when Imention my findings to my parents, whom I expect to take such with a pinch of salt..., they then take up the same banner... my father has also given up dairy.

For a 70+ man to give up dairy without much struggle, to me shows a change in the winds...

K

Kikine · 12-21-2009, 03:30 AM

Am I the only one who think the change is going faster than before? I am 18 years old and I sometime ask myself if I am normal considering all those changes. I am not interested in the same things as people of my age and I learned so many things and information this year. That's why I am thinking it may be going faster now.

Moxie · 12-21-2009, 04:13 AM

I find myself mentally saying "blessings" to others that I might cross paths with. I don't really prefer that word "blessings" but I direct mental thoughts to others like "may you listen to your heart, may you find peace within, may you help someone today"... that sort of thing.

I say thank you to the hens for their eggs, and speak my gratitude to the vegetables growing in the greenhouse... I speak to them as friends. I tend to them w/conscious care.

There are a handful of friends that I connect with regularly who are spiritual minded and keep up w/what's going on in the world.... I can hardly stand ANY small talk whatsoever, yet I am thoughtful to be kind to others.

I don't get upset about things as frequently as before yet I don't get excited either... almost too flatlined...lol

As for TV I watch Jesse Ventura and Fringe.
I have decided to get an appatus to download from the computer that I can walk aroung with a listen to interviews... I'm online wayyyyy to much.

I've also been having very detailed, love filled dreams at night. I really don't eat a lot of sweets, however, this past weekend, I ate 1/4 of a pan of the most incredibly tasting fudge, ohmygawd I couldn't get enough... arghhh! lol

Cheers!

carriblu · 12-19-2009, 12:53 AM

quote "It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way"

cool point. why do we even have to pay to live in the UNIVERSE we were born in?? haha i think about it all the time. the main problem is that everyone needs to eat and have shelter, maybe we will get to a point where we genetically modify out the need to eat!

communism sort of leans towards giving people these things but i dont think its the answer to our problems, i dont know what is, but i know that the way things are run now is not the best way or the right way

to answer your question i think we would be making art. it would be amazing. poetry, music, anything

jjeffers75 · 01-07-2010, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Instead

Yes Droid56, I can weigh in on this one as well. My wife and I no longer smoke and we stopped drinking alcohol within the last 12 months and although I have not stopped eating meat, I can concur.

We are working towards complete off-grid living. It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way. (Not complaining, just saying)

Amen to that, that is the Gospel that is definitly not complaining that is the way it should be 99% of the worlds pop. goes to work everyday just to pay the bills so they have a roof over their family's head, heat, etc. most of them not happy with what they do and most of them living one paycheck away from the whole family being homeless..... Just think what we could accomplish if we were free to pursue true freedom.... anyway I just had to second that 120%

Machinamentum · 12-17-2009, 09:35 AM

My favorite past-time was writing music, well not any more. I've had a radical shift in my hobbies. Now I'm obsessed with lectures regarding Law & Commerce, esoteric current events and findings on Avalon. I went from an I.T. tech in college to drop out and study this freedom movement. I don't feel like I'm doing anything important unless it involves contributing to this awakening. TV has pretty much been ruled out except for Jessie Ventura's Conspiracy Theory's and 6 days of Alex Jones radio. There is not much in life that gets me excited after creditors in commerce came into my life (information there trumps gold). I am having the hardest time making small talk. My mind is stuck on this awakening. I love it, but this has also caused problems in relationships of mine. I've chosen my path and sadly people have been left behind. Major changes indeed. I no-longer wish to date at the moment because my paradigm is always in flux.

TempestGarden · 12-17-2009, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Machinamentum

TV has pretty much been ruled out except for Jessie Ventura's Conspiracy Theory's and 6 days of Alex Jones radio.

Wow... 6 days of Alex Jones, huh? Talk about some serious emotional draining. I used to listen to him a good portion of the week and at the time I really enjoyed it, but it just got to be too much for me. I also felt so devoid of any sort of positive feelings after listening to him. It just got to a point where I couldn't deal with it anymore and I had to take a break from him. Well, I haven't gone back to listening to him as of yet. He's entertaining for sure, it's just that he doesn't offer much besides fear.

Humble Janitor · 12-17-2009, 11:09 PM

I started "changing" well over a year ago and despite some fluctations here and there (which are normal), I still watch much less TV than I ever did. My eating habits still need work (obviously) and the new job I just started feels like a blessing in so many ways. I just can't describe the feeling I get from being there.

yiolas · 12-17-2009, 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Machinamentum

My favorite past-time was writing music, well not any more. I've had a radical shift in my hobbies. Now I'm obsessed with lectures regarding Law & Commerce, esoteric current events and findings on Avalon. I went from an I.T. tech in college to drop out and study this freedom movement. I don't feel like I'm doing anything important unless it involves contributing to this awakening. TV has pretty much been ruled out except for Jessie Ventura's Conspiracy Theory's and 6 days of Alex Jones radio. There is not much in life that gets me excited after creditors in commerce came into my life (information there trumps gold). I am having the hardest time making small talk. My mind is stuck on this awakening. I love it, but this has also caused problems in relationships of mine. I've chosen my path and sadly people have been left behind. Major changes indeed. I no-longer wish to date at the moment because my paradigm is always in flux.

That's exactly how I am feeling these days as well ! I am totally immersed in this awakening process. All of my breaks at work are taken up reading about ascension and the shift. I download tens of internet interviews and radio programs onto my i-pod and listen to them on my drive to and from work ; I listen to them as I doing house work or gardening. I've begun to meditate again. I notice nature more and pay attention to the plants and trees and the clouds in the sky.
I haven't been romantically involved with any one for more than a year now. I just don't feel like getting involved with the drama any more. I've stopped calling life long friends for a chit chat. Even though, I have gotten closer with my parents and children. Generally, it seems as though everything that was important to me only a couple of years ago, no longer interests me. I feel as if I'm running out of time and it is time to get my house in order. I feel as if I'm living a completely different life.

12-17-2009, 07:29 AM	#1
droid56 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Western Canada Posts: 66	Have you unexpectedly changed recently? I'm sixty years old, and at my stage of life, I would expect that any radical changes would have occurred long ago. But that has not been the case. In the last several years, I've found I'm no longer willing to watch fictional depictions of humans behaving badly on my tv, and I have stopped eating dead animal flesh. Both of these changes were completely unexpected, partly because of my advanced age. I wonder whether the possible profound changes about to theoretically transform Earth might be the stimulus for my surprising transformation.

12-17-2009, 08:19 AM	#2
burgundia Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 3,442	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Yes.. as there are no coincidences....

12-17-2009, 09:10 AM	#4
ramallamamama Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Maui, Hawaii USA Posts: 74	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? My life has been in flux for the last two years, a personal collapse while awaiting the big one. It seems my timing was off a bit, the second kind of precipitated the first. Personally things are on the uptick though I can't say so generally. Glad to hear you ditched the TV, those things'll rot your brain. Better watch out on the non-meat product idea, the webbots make mention of it, not in a good way. Cheers!

12-17-2009, 01:51 PM	#6
Frank Samuel Project Avalon Moderator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: i live in puerto rico Posts: 643	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? The vibrational frequencies of our world is changing and those who are in tune to them are experiencing some radical changes in their lives. The communication field is wide open . The flow of this wave is stronger for those who are seeking to ride the waves, while others are hesitant and fearful of change. We have to be patient with our love ones and friends. One thing for sure this world will never be the same and the ptb cannot hide or stop the vibrational wave which is engulfing our world. Ride the waves

12-17-2009, 07:22 PM	#8
Instead Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Sol, Terra 3, Florida, USA Posts: 48	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Yes Droid56, I can weigh in on this one as well. My wife and I no longer smoke and we stopped drinking alcohol within the last 12 months and although I have not stopped eating meat, I can concur. We are working towards complete off-grid living. It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way. (Not complaining, just saying) Everything DOES seem to be shifting though. I thought it was just me 'getting older' and maybe that's part of it, but I like what's in the air with respect to the winds of change. I hope to meet all of you some day.

12-17-2009, 07:45 PM	#9
joe2288 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Illinois USA Posts: 652	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Yea i am 21 and i've also quit drinking and smoking. I acasionally still go out partying to catch up with high school friends but not like I used to. I have also become more positive about things lately and i see the world from a higher perspective and no longer am i focused on negative, but this happened recently like in the past month and its changed my life.

12-17-2009, 08:11 PM	#10
cantaloupe Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 151	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Me too. I seem to be engaging with and integrating what life is teaching me with less resistance than before. I can get back to equilibrium faster after an upset and am suffering less. Cheers All.

12-17-2009, 08:34 PM	#11
futureyes Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: heart central Posts: 798	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? indeed ... everything for me has changed beginning about three years ago ... primarily this year ... it is like i took a rollercoaster ride ... experienced a few 360's ... losing everything i had in my pockets ... watched everything i thought was ... fall to the ground ... but knowing ... i could not stop the rollercoaster to pick that of which was mine up ... had to leave all where it fell ... and continue on with the ride ... rollercoaster stopped and i was glad to see a couple of things remained with me ... everything else had changed ... or fallen away ... and i am not the person i was three years ago ... not even a year or a month ago ... sometimes ... when we experience profound changes ... to our behavior ... our personality ... our likes and our dislikes ... and our relationships ... we wonder how this can be ... but really ... all we can do is be who we are realizing we really are ... and keep moving forward ... one step at a time ... being ok with our self changes ... all part of the big pic i feel ... all part of no longer living pretentiously as we have been ... but living longer and more fulfilling life experiences ... go with the flow i always say ... sometimes not effortless and leaves us scratching our heads as to the logic of it all ... forget the logic ... go with the heart ... the heart will never lead us astray ... yeah ... i am not who i once was ... can't even begin writing of all the changes ... and the changes ... they continue to be ... and will be neverending from here on in ... go with the flow of change ... follow your heart ... it knows where its going ... if changes feel true and right ... you are exactly where you are meant to be ... how you are meant to be ...

12-17-2009, 08:41 PM	#12
rhythm Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: devon england Posts: 1,905	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? hey Future eyes . your like a breath of fresh air thank you for this sharing .....

12-19-2009, 12:44 AM	#14
Frank Samuel Project Avalon Moderator Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: i live in puerto rico Posts: 643	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? I live on an island so the reference to waves is literal and symbolic . I am 52 yrs. old about 4 yrs. ago I was diagnosed with a terminal illness and doctors told me there was no cure. As fate will have it I came across project Camelot and thanks to the information I beat the odds. I am now reliving my life with renew vigor. My wife gave birth twice since then. I guess you can call me mr. mom. I am now a researcher of the solfeggio frequencies and binaural beats for they help me to awaken and relive my life . My life has changed in ways I have never imagine.

12-20-2009, 02:25 AM	#17
Kulapops Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Torbay, UK Posts: 704	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Changes are going on for sure... I've pretty much given up dairy and meat this year (though I still eat them, consumption is greatly reduced.... and I feel differently to, how shall I say, carcasses ?)... What interests me more, though...is when Imention my findings to my parents, whom I expect to take such with a pinch of salt..., they then take up the same banner... my father has also given up dairy. For a 70+ man to give up dairy without much struggle, to me shows a change in the winds... K

12-21-2009, 03:30 AM	#18
Kikine Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 50	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? Am I the only one who think the change is going faster than before? I am 18 years old and I sometime ask myself if I am normal considering all those changes. I am not interested in the same things as people of my age and I learned so many things and information this year. That's why I am thinking it may be going faster now.

12-21-2009, 04:13 AM	#19
Moxie Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Beaver Lake, AR Posts: 402	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? I find myself mentally saying "blessings" to others that I might cross paths with. I don't really prefer that word "blessings" but I direct mental thoughts to others like "may you listen to your heart, may you find peace within, may you help someone today"... that sort of thing. I say thank you to the hens for their eggs, and speak my gratitude to the vegetables growing in the greenhouse... I speak to them as friends. I tend to them w/conscious care. There are a handful of friends that I connect with regularly who are spiritual minded and keep up w/what's going on in the world.... I can hardly stand ANY small talk whatsoever, yet I am thoughtful to be kind to others. I don't get upset about things as frequently as before yet I don't get excited either... almost too flatlined...lol As for TV I watch Jesse Ventura and Fringe. I have decided to get an appatus to download from the computer that I can walk aroung with a listen to interviews... I'm online wayyyyy to much. I've also been having very detailed, love filled dreams at night. I really don't eat a lot of sweets, however, this past weekend, I ate 1/4 of a pan of the most incredibly tasting fudge, ohmygawd I couldn't get enough... arghhh! lol Cheers!

12-19-2009, 12:53 AM	#20
carriblu Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 96	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? quote "It blows me away how so many houses are vacant or in foreclosure that families could just live in. Why DO we have to pay to live on the planet where we were born? What else could we be doing with our time if it wasn't spent worrying about coming up with money to pay for gasoline, electricity or a place to live? It wasn't meant to be this way" cool point. why do we even have to pay to live in the UNIVERSE we were born in?? haha i think about it all the time. the main problem is that everyone needs to eat and have shelter, maybe we will get to a point where we genetically modify out the need to eat! communism sort of leans towards giving people these things but i dont think its the answer to our problems, i dont know what is, but i know that the way things are run now is not the best way or the right way to answer your question i think we would be making art. it would be amazing. poetry, music, anything

12-17-2009, 09:35 AM	#22
Machinamentum Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Colorado Springs Posts: 413	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? My favorite past-time was writing music, well not any more. I've had a radical shift in my hobbies. Now I'm obsessed with lectures regarding Law & Commerce, esoteric current events and findings on Avalon. I went from an I.T. tech in college to drop out and study this freedom movement. I don't feel like I'm doing anything important unless it involves contributing to this awakening. TV has pretty much been ruled out except for Jessie Ventura's Conspiracy Theory's and 6 days of Alex Jones radio. There is not much in life that gets me excited after creditors in commerce came into my life (information there trumps gold). I am having the hardest time making small talk. My mind is stuck on this awakening. I love it, but this has also caused problems in relationships of mine. I've chosen my path and sadly people have been left behind. Major changes indeed. I no-longer wish to date at the moment because my paradigm is always in flux.

12-17-2009, 11:09 PM	#24
Humble Janitor Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 3,201	Re: Have you unexpectedly changed recently? I started "changing" well over a year ago and despite some fluctations here and there (which are normal), I still watch much less TV than I ever did. My eating habits still need work (obviously) and the new job I just started feels like a blessing in so many ways. I just can't describe the feeling I get from being there.