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Tuza
09-12-2008, 01:17 AM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment

TranceAm
09-12-2008, 01:23 AM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment

Sounds like a very stimulating environment for an inquiring mind.

Checking calender here, But yes, it is 2008 and the dark ages were over some time ago....

Cookie
09-12-2008, 01:34 AM
Oh, Tuza! I feel for you, honey! lol! You just tell him that you're all grown up now and that he's your hubby not your daddy! :mfr_lol:

SynchrOMicity
09-12-2008, 01:41 AM
Sounds like you need to go and give him a huggy kissy, and after he's snoring get back on line. Peace and good luck!!!

Norval
09-12-2008, 03:57 AM
30 years, that is quite honorable indeed. Keep the peace. We grew up with the threat of
atomic war. Now we KNOW we face a threat from other outside and extraterrestrial
sources. Or, is it salvation? I think it is worth checking out at least. As the MAN of the
house is your butt in the noose if you don't. Protect your wife, help her understand why all
of this is happening today.

SkyWatcher
09-12-2008, 02:04 PM
I had to laugh when I read this thread. My hubby has been through quite a bit recently, really stretching his belief system (he is a Catholic in remission) who leans towards Buddism.
When we finally figured out that our daughter (his little princess) is a Crystal child and is psychic. She can read her daddy's mind in a hot second. She has been telling him of the things she sees, like ghosts, fairies, etc.
I laugh, because he knows that I am clairaudient, so is our son (Indigo).

So when I read this thread, it made me chuckle. Been down that road, and am still walking it daily.

Remember, "The proof is in the pudding." When something goes down, and you know you have read it on this form, you can refer back to that thread to validate yourself. He'll catch on.
(by the way, we just celebrated our 19th Anniv. on the 9th of Sept., together 21 years.
My love and light to you.
Nancy

Theresa
09-12-2008, 02:55 PM
I aplogize that this opinion won't be very helpful in terms of "keeping the peace", most likely, but I will say this.

I have found that I really have to be with someone who is willing to expand vibrationally to be in a healthy space. That being said, if they are willing to allow me to be MYSELF, and explore the world the way I have to to keep growing, then I can work with them too, wherever they are. But if they start dictating to me the boundaries I'm "allowed" to live under, so that they don't feel threatened, well, that's always the beginning of the end for me in relationship.

I can hear you about this and it brings me back about 15 years. Needless to say, that relationship didn't last. I know most people have way more tolerance than me, though.:tears:

NorCal Avenger
09-12-2008, 05:11 PM
That's too bad about what he said.

if you get a chance to speak civilly, I would say that Project Avalon doesn't control how you think, but it is a reminder that there is much more going on in the world than most people realize.

you can give credibility to this movement by reminding people that Economists have been predicting the collapse of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae for more than 5 years, long before this so called "subprime mortgage crisis" ... "snuck up on us."

there's a lot like this, just tell him to google something he's interested in and read about it. for instance; there is actually no oil shortage in the us, because the US has two of the largest oil deposits in the world available in the rockies and the Dakotas (I think about $4.3trillion to $43trillion estimated value). The oil crisis has been manufactured in order to raise oil prices, among other things.

good luck.

Kate
09-12-2008, 11:36 PM
Hi Tuza, Patti and Norvel are right! It is indeed a long time you have been together....and hopefully u will continue to be..

My advice ( for what its worth) is to just keep your convictions clear...continue to do whatever u can/need to for the preparation of 'something' which we are all anticipating!!

Your not alone hun!! there will be millions of us out there trying to juggle our own 'knowledge' with the surreal 'matrix' most people consider to be 'real'..and it is HARD at times...it is confusing, isolating and frustrating!! but you now have a place to share and identify, and you will get support!

trust your instinct and carry on relardless!! lol your partner is entitled to opinions..but you have done the research and he probably hasnt!
follow your heart and let the love flow regardless of 'blocks'

peace to you now and always!

fire

QUESTINY
09-13-2008, 02:05 AM
It is easier for our spouses to reject such things. It is a lonely road to find truth and wisdom. When you are spiritually and physically preparing just make a place for him. You will need to be the leader when things get tough and you will have the answers to move him in the right direction. He did not prepare. On the same token, the fact that you are here posting shows that you are preparing and growing. We will all grow with you and you will show him your strength in such matters when the time is right. He will need you. His talents and expertise you will rely on and he will learn yours. May your journey be full of excitement.

mntruthseeker
09-13-2008, 02:23 AM
Sorry, but I cant seem to stop laughing at your post. I have been with my hubby for 38 yrs and we have been arguing non stop over all of this. He wants to break my lap top. Laughing even harder now. It's all the lap top that my son gave me you know.

Oh Dear, be careful. The cops have him convinced Im schizzo. I even got taken to hospital.

You know, the best part of all of this, is I feel so wonderful hearing and researching each and every source. I know that this can't be wrong as it feels so right. Too many with same story.

Anyhow, I love him when he comes in here very quietly and tells me what just showed up on TV. LOL

Tell your hubby to join or let it go. I know YOU will not, you have been kissed. LOL ss I just feel for you. :biggrin2:

Maybe the two of them can play cards or something. Can you imagine telling them that about sports?

Kusala
09-13-2008, 02:37 AM
Hey Tuza,
I feel this thread. Change, growth, and transformation are always challenging for partners, spouses, mates. It seems there is an inherent threat for many people when we begin to explore any new pathway. That goes for friends and family as well as I've gleaned from some other post. Questiny said it well...it is a lonely road to find truth and wisdom...perhaps more so when it has been found.

Some people in my life are wary of my relentless research, this growing urgency within, which I have to modulate daily. I really only articulate what is coalescing intuitively, in small doses with those that I am closest to. It is a delicate balance that we have to find with our partners, friends, etc. So much is happening so rapidly and as Firehorse said wisely, we still have to engage with the "surreal matrix" that still predominates many people's reality. It's maddening in a sense...and yet, an enigma which we must coexist with and be compassionate around. It's part of our practice.

Peace and blessings to you (and your husband).

SkyWatcher
09-13-2008, 02:44 AM
This may seem like a stupid question, but why only husbands? Are there any women that think that their spouses/partners have bats in their belfry because they have become "enlightened?" Not all people walk to the beat of same drummer.:band:

2012survivor
09-14-2008, 12:17 AM
I'm in opposite situation. I'm 33 and my down-on-earth accountant girlfriend suggested me to visit the doctor.
But as Bob Dean said in his interview with PC: People can't handle the truth. And I learnt not to tell everything I believe about this issue.
Actually I focus on economic crack down, and I tell her to remember Argentinian break down. And it's working, as with all of my friends. It's impossible that everything bad fall down at same time, so you can give little doses of information, in ascending order of credibility. You begin with USA-Iran affair, then economic collapse and you finish with andromedans and 4th density. There'll be time for explanations, but later.

Ceara
09-14-2008, 12:25 AM
He's not telling you to stop reading it for your sake, but rather his.

He's afraid of what you'll become as a result and will leave him behind.

lock'N'load
09-14-2008, 12:32 AM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment

See will he show the same enthusiasm when you tell him to stop watching tv :lol3:

I got that stuff from my family as well, as if im weird. I do admit, i may have a slight chemical imbalance but for the love of god at least i dont spend my time being told what to think.

Free thinkers are automatically exiled from society, so its up to you to show your husband the right way.

This sort of scenario amuses me to no length.

"And the wicked shall be deemed good, and the inteligent shall be deemed crazy"

THE eXchanger
09-14-2008, 12:46 AM
He's not telling you to stop reading it for your sake, but rather his.

He's afraid of what you'll become as a result and will leave him behind.

ceara--can you say B.I.N.G.O. :mfr_lol:

THE eXchanger
09-14-2008, 01:15 AM
See will he show the same enthusiasm when you tell him to stop watching tv :lol3:

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GOOD ONE...that was quite a good solution

once upon a time, in the history of the world
all the women, who had husbands/or lovers
they withheld sex...
this, in order to bring about peace
and, GET what they wanted

men at home, and, back in their beds

NOW, maybe sex back then,
was NOT as much fun

but, i do NOT think that could possibly be a truth !!!

:mfr_omg: is the past, repeating itself ??? :yikes:
:mfr_lol:

It is important
to Learn to "stick" to your own gun
and, discovering how to be who you are...
is a very difficult thing to do

if one master,
does NOT let another,
learn how to be a master,
than one of them, is NOT a real master !!!

brightest blessings
of energy, light and love

susan~white lotus star
The eXchanger

CosmicFever
09-14-2008, 01:27 AM
My Mom asked me today if voices were talking to me. I told her only when I ask their opinion.

peace,
cosmic:roll1:

Matt
09-14-2008, 01:42 AM
You have the right to choose what you do with your eyes. Be tactful though.

THE eXchanger
09-14-2008, 01:51 AM
My Mom asked me today if voices were talking to me. I told her only when I ask their opinion.

peace,
cosmic:roll1:

my mother asked me the other day,
if i had signed my living will, and, if so,
who i had put on it ...

help ... i think, i might NEED a go-between :mfr_lol:

brightest blessings

susan
the eXchanger

Operator
09-14-2008, 02:30 AM
Hi,

Listen it can be worse ...
My wife and I separated a couple of weeks ago (not decided to officially divorce yet).

She's on my neck every single day that she wants to borrow quite some money ... That would mean converting euros into dollars.

Of course there's no real knowing if the dollar collapses but devaluation may be real on a short term. I have a double responsibility for such a loan.
Still being her husband and as a director of an institute to lend responsibly the money. I told her to wait.
Needless to say that she is totally not into this stuff. Even if project blue beam would start or WW III she will not be convinced that it's a bad idea.
She's convinced that I am evil and that I am doing this only to annoy her ....

Well let me tell you one thing. Since we separated I have more time to be a spiritual being. She was forcing me into the rat-race, uniformity.

Ok, the reason I am telling this is that we all need to adapt to a Jesus kind of behavior (I don't mean religion but his wisdom):

"Father forgive them because they don't know what they are doing !"

Keep in mind that enlightenment will come for each individual in his/her own pace. And for some maybe even not at all.

I guess a lot of relationships will be tested the coming years ...

Please, don't get angry. Stay calm and keep your wisdom ...

Cheers

Bill Ryan
09-14-2008, 08:33 AM
Hi, Folks:

This is an interesting and valuable thread.

Kerry and I get a LOT of e-mails from people who have stumbled into conflict with friends and family over the information we present and discuss.

What often helps is to remember/ realize that apparent aggression may actually be a symptom of fear (conscious or unconscious). Your husband/ wife who appears to be uncharacteristically unkind and insensitive may simply be terrified.

The remedy - sometimes - is to understand that they are afraid and to make allowances. Fighting and arguing over the 'facts' usually won't resolve anything.

A hug might - as also might listening to their real concerns.

Very best to all - Bill

lock'N'load
09-14-2008, 08:43 AM
Hi

Id also just like to add.

Many people who become privy to this information without first attaining some form of spiritual enlightenment will take it as an attack on their core belief systems and in most cases this will trigger an automatic negative response.

Before enlightening anyone to the wonderfull state of affairs it is imperative that they are :

A. Not afraid to die.
B. Comfortable with their spirituality.
c. Open to information that is deemed 'outside the box'

If you try to enlighten someone prematurely you will most likely get a negative response, and not only that but some people will actually resent you for it and consider you to be depressing.

Kukulcanessa
09-14-2008, 09:18 AM
Hi
If you try to enlighten someone prematurely you will most likely get a negative response, and not only that but some people will actually resent you for it and consider you to be depressing.


I am alone in my journey, but very happy. Family and significant others/friends want no part of this. I only attempted to bring up a few topics, and i learned, I dont try to speak to ANY of them about it. they can do their own searching i guess. but i know how you feel. i dont have a sounding board at home or anyone here in my city to speak with about anything intelligent whatsoever. they are all lost in the media, and what society "considers normal". I used to be like that too, and only found peace when i accepted my beautiful insanity with open arms. its great to be inside my mind now, no conflicts at all. The conflicts in my mind, were only there when i tried to fight natural instinct, and become a robot like most of society. And i can communicate with the ordinary people that want nothing to do with any knowledge quite well now that i dont speak to them about this. i cant convert everyone into being hungry to at least read, explore.

I guess the point is, they have to do it on their own. but my friends and family are quite happy to let me be on my own, and explore at my own risks. they are completely shocked i dont do any form of drugs, yet have all these wonderful happy times/days. i have just changed inside.

anyways, please dont let what he said get to you. he might be happy when they blow the earth to smithereens, and you save his butt! with all your wonderful preparation and reading you have done!

JohnWdoe
09-14-2008, 09:32 AM
Lets look at it from his standpoint, he is maybe worried about you? or he is just full of his own glout? in the polite way.

Ask him what makes you think this and try and make him understand that yes we have alot of loonies but that is mostly fear mongering. Tell him you are still yourself just open to ideas that possibly can happen.

Tell him how you feel and ask him to tell you how he feels when hearing it, sometimes the words itself "New World Order" "Eugenics" "WW3" "First Contact" can really seem to wash us away without even getting the point across (thats why we are here in the first place to explain this puzzle together!)

Be aware of what hits and sticks to you sometimes it can lead to alot of problems but if your true at heart and really believe in yourself it will always come across genuine.

Hope everything works out for ya!

*jeeze i use the word hope alot :P

atama
09-14-2008, 10:13 AM
laugh at your husband for me.

crazycharlie
09-14-2008, 10:16 AM
ok where to start,, my girlfriend/commonlaw wife of 28 years had a sweat/peyote
vision almost 40 years ago that told her we were controlled by unseen/alien
forces and she has felt/believed that ever since. Problem is she thinks there is
nothing we can do about it all.And she reads zip and does nothing about it. She leaves the TV on 24/7 and very seldom will listen to any news/info i come in with.
. I tell her she is not invited to my cave when the time comes
and when the time comes I'll be gone. The one thing I'm really starting to get is
with so many people on the Big Blue Marble, we are all on many different paths &
some of us cross when were not really on the same path at all ..?
I feel for you all who are with partners not really looking at the reality of the Matrix
and what appears to be soon coming our way. ( a hurricane of change )-
I love that video I found thru this forum of Peggy Kane ( the 12 part interview)
towards the end she says some of us just don't think things are right here and
thru hell and high water are gonna find out the truth ! ( but Oh GOD that girl is a good cook ! )

Connecting with Sauce
09-14-2008, 10:25 AM
Hello All,

This thread is pretty interesting...

I'm an engineer/physist who got woken up pretty quickly in the last year or so. Here is my time history...

2006 I was dealing with a work project and fiancee who was ill. I had Repetive strain injury in my arms/hands and could only drive ~15 mins... I was grinding to a halt.
2007 Fiancee left for Greece
Got signed off work for 9 months eventually in which I did
> Tantra awakening course (school of awakening), crystals, healing, reiki, yoga, Tia Chi, lost 20kg, biodance, you name it I had a ball then I slowly returned to work in a large automotive company in Essex :) and slowly tried to continue my expansion... mediation kundalini balancing etc but... they want you to work! Work is bad and locks you in with stress etc

I find it so difficult to deal with the mainly male engineers as they are all like this ladies husband. I would have been the same 2 years ago to someone like me wearing crystals and doing Tia Chi in the office :) but I've gone throught the I don't give a Sh*t stage :)

I have been on an accelerated journey. My Mum is like me and reads this stuff too as I've let her read my Nexus' and have loads of DVD's on this stuff too.

the first half of this year we struggled with my Dad's illness and I did so much research for lung and brain cancers but unfortunately it was a lost battle but I did reiki and massage etc with my Dad which had I not gone throught the above awakening I would have been destroyed emotionally... I miss my Dad alot but know he is there in another dimension. If he was still here he would also be like this ladies husband :) so maybe it was his time...

I just know we are all on a journey and I now know so much about nutrition, healing, immune system function, energy, how the brain chemistry works (pineal gland thread is a must ;) and other things I will share when I can :) everytheing is falling into place...

I want to wake everyone up as I'm recently woken... but I realise I have my kundalini cleared to some extent with the tantric awakening which means I'm not locked in my Root Chakra like most in fear/money/etc.

ps most of my friends think I'm a depressing loon but I have a smile on my face when I say the 'end is nigher' :mfr_lol: and "hold this crystal, it is for..."

Tuza
09-14-2008, 12:50 PM
I asked him tonight at dinner the question about whether he thought 9/11 was an inside job. He said he believed it was the terrorists like the media said, not an inside job. Then I said well who do you think killed JFK and he stated that Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK and that was that......Mmmm, enough said I give up.

lock'N'load
09-14-2008, 12:55 PM
I asked him tonight at dinner the question about whether he thought 9/11 was an inside job. He said he believed it was the terrorists like the media said, not an inside job. Then I said well who do you think killed JFK and he stated that Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK and that was that......Mmmm, enough said I give up.

:mfr_lol:


This reminds me exactly how my mum responded when i mentioned 9/11 being an inside job.

I'm a very persistent little bugger, so i got my clip board and printed out a fully detailed report with diagrams and pictures on the pentagon and outlined every single bit of evidence that did not coincide with the official story.

I was actually quite proud of my work because i was young at the time and i felt that i was so special for finding holes in the governments plans :lol3:

So do that, get him interested. Dont confront him with specualtion, confront him with indisputible facts. And in this line of research there are many!

Have fun, my heart is with ya :lol3:

Anchor
09-14-2008, 01:47 PM
Before enlightening anyone to the wonderfull state of affairs it is imperative that they are :

A. Not afraid to die.
B. Comfortable with their spirituality.
c. Open to information that is deemed 'outside the box'

I really feel for you.

However, dont you think that if A B and C are already achieved then its a strong likelihood that they are already awakened?

To start the awakening process with anyone, you have to sow seeds, then be patient.

If your inner guidence tells you NOT to do it, then dont. Otherwise feel free, just sprinkle those seeds :)

A..

arcora
09-14-2008, 03:05 PM
One has to overcome another's fears before they can persuade.

My wife is also concerned. She has two fears.

One is that I will become too engrossed in research to fulfill my mundane duties.
Two is that I will change so much that I will not be the same man she married.

We have spoken about this. She has always admired my spiritual side as well as my ability to 'think outside the box'. That helps alot.

I reassured her that her fears were unfounded and she has accepted the arrangement.

As to telling others about your own non-mainstream beliefs. A similar understanding must be invoked. One must understand the reason people choose to believe in the official 9/11 story etc.

Most people believe the official story because they cannot conceive of a world in which the alternative could be true. They need to have faith in our leaders and do not want to examine a possible reality where the PTB could perpetrate such dastardly deeds.

In order to persuade these people, you must first lead them to understand that the PTB do not really have their best interests at heart. Once people know that the PTB are not the kind, wise leaders that we hope, they will come to understand truths that are newly self-evident.

For example. My wife listens to me when I tell her about things like 9/11, the NWO etc. She will listen, nod politely and seem to agree - but I know that she isn't sure. I have taken to asking her questions which will make her think about the motives of the PTB.

Yesterday I mentioned flouride in the water. I asked her why the government would put poison in the water because it is good for our teeth. I pointed out that flouride was toxic to the brain and used as an insecticide. I also asked her why, if they were concerned about our health, wouldn't they put vitamin C, magnesium or any other more beneficial nutrient in the water.

This made her think. Slowly she is coming around.

TranceAm
09-14-2008, 03:19 PM
:mfr_lol::roll1::roll1::roll1::roll1::roll1:

"I also asked her why, if they were concerned about our health, wouldn't they put vitamin C, magnesium or any other more beneficial nutrient in the water."

:mfr_lol::roll1::roll1::roll1::roll1::roll1:

THAT nailed the coffin shut.

lock'N'load
09-14-2008, 03:40 PM
I really feel for you.

However, dont you think that if A B and C are already achieved then its a strong likelihood that they are already awakened?

To start the awakening process with anyone, you have to sow seeds, then be patient.

If your inner guidence tells you NOT to do it, then dont. Otherwise feel free, just sprinkle those seeds :)

A..

I remember when i first embarked upon my spiritual journey it was all i could think about. Morning noon and night id sit at my computer and absorb the absolute mine of information that i felt so privlidged to have access to.
I was about 11 years old at the time.

By the time i was 15 i started to broden my search for truth into the outside world, i started researching all about the worlds governments and how they have enslaved the people down through the centuries through means of heirachial systems. Thats when it hit me, it hit me that the world i was living in was much more terrible then i had ever imagined. It took me quite some time to adjust.


And that was after getting a pretty good grasp on my spirituality and my imortality. I could only imagine the ramifications this kind of knowledge would have on someone who is ignorant of their true spiritual essence.

Connecting with Sauce
09-14-2008, 08:57 PM
For some movies that may help awaken some people gently :) this is a movie about a Google feature called google trends... Lying media :yikes:

http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?q=Media+Caught+Lying+About+Presidentia l+Candidates%27+Popularity+&hl=en&emb=0&aq=-1&oq=#

A good link for 9/11
http://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/thermite.htm

Recently I bought 90+ conspiracy (truth) DVD's from an ebay seller... before I realised most were available on google movies. I've done nothing but watch them avidily :) What I do is lend them to people who I think will find them amazing. I am amazed at how people are SO slow to add 2 and 2. We have our work cut out I tell you :)

9/11 confronting the evidence
http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?q=Media+Caught+Lying+About+Presidentia l+Candidates%27+Popularity+&hl=en&emb=0&aq=-1&oq=#q=confronting%20the%20evidence&hl=en&emb=0

Loose change Final Cut are great movies... More a movie
http://video.google.co.uk/videosearch?q=Media+Caught+Lying+About+Presidentia l+Candidates%27+Popularity+&hl=en&emb=0&aq=-1&oq=#q=loose%20change%20final%20cut&hl=en&emb=1


This site has virtually every movie imaginable in specific categories:
http://www.maya12-21-2012.com/

I wish the day had more hous in it :) so I could watch these all!

Avid
09-15-2008, 11:48 AM
I'm afraid I'm in OP's position, told by my science-based partner of many years he thinks I talk absolute nonsense - even when I show proof.
He actually stated he had lost all respect for me as I have no credibility left :tears:
He's working in alternate energy and I sent him links to a lot of useful sites, but I guess as he didn't think of it first I have annoyed him.
He's been warned off by the great poobah research PTB but won't listen to them.
I want him to be very careful, to no avail.
Our house has been buzzed by black planes.
He doesn't even believe chemtrails exist, or what HAARP is really used for - even when I bought him a book on what HAARP is (he flicked through it and threw it on the table - "Pah"), and he is heavily into EMF!
It has now got to the point where we hardly speak.
I feel so alone. My parents think I'm terribly eccentric.
My son doesn't want to know as he has a young child.
Perhaps I should go and watch a few episodes of 'Coronation Street' to numb my mind.:yikes:
or back to my gardening... :original:

arcora
09-15-2008, 02:03 PM
I'm afraid I'm in OP's position, told by my science-based partner of many years he thinks I talk absolute nonsense - even when I show proof.
He actually stated he had lost all respect for me as I have no credibility left :tears:
He's working in alternate energy and I sent him links to a lot of useful sites, but I guess as he didn't think of it first I have annoyed him.
He's been warned off by the great poobah research PTB but won't listen to them.
I want him to be very careful, to no avail.
Our house has been buzzed by black planes.
He doesn't even believe chemtrails exist, or what HAARP is really used for - even when I bought him a book on what HAARP is (he flicked through it and threw it on the table - "Pah"), and he is heavily into EMF!
It has now got to the point where we hardly speak.
I feel so alone. My parents think I'm terribly eccentric.
My son doesn't want to know as he has a young child.
Perhaps I should go and watch a few episodes of 'Coronation Street' to numb my mind.:yikes:
or back to my gardening... :original:

My personal view is that Scientists have a peculiar syndrome of the ego something like..."If a non Scientist believes something that I'm not aware of, it doesn't exist or can't be true."

Lythocrist
09-15-2008, 03:22 PM
I am only 20 years old... I have only one friend I can talk to about this stuff without getting "You're nuts." or the simple arrogant look of a skeptical knower.

What I mean by "skeptical knower" Is...The people who would find it very interesting if all this 'was' true, but they 'KNOW' it is not, and are going to live their lives as if it is not true, until the government hand feeds them the right information to say "Hey, the world is not run by who you think it is...When there's smoke there's fire, and the fire has gotten so big everyone is going to get burned."

There's an age old saying...If it already works fine, don't try and change/fix it.

Over the next few days I will be taking a greater part in The Ground Crew, and doing what I can to aid. I have many things to say, but will do my best to keep posts pertaining to the topics in the thread they are posted on.

Verity
09-15-2008, 03:36 PM
I'm lucky, I guess. My partner of three years thinks Project Avalon and ATS ( I'm there a lot too ) is a bunch of paranoid weirdos, but..he respects intelligent arguments.

It works out well for us, really. I'm inclinced to be rather emotional and sometimes don't think things through, logically. He, on the other hand, is very logical and can look at things more coldly then I can. He's a natural sceptic which fits well with my personality.

A few months back there was a post on ATS which really effected me. I felt the OP was telling the truth of his experience, and it frightened me. This was the only time that my partner ever got angry about ATS - he was angry that the woman he loved was frightened.

He is open to to the themes that are discussed here and on ATS - but he is turned off by a lot of the drivel. I try hard to only present things to him which are very well thought out and presented.

I've actually got him to concede that 911 could not possibly have happened the way " they " say it did, and that's a big step.

Bigfatfurrytexan
09-15-2008, 03:38 PM
Hi, Folks:

This is an interesting and valuable thread.

Kerry and I get a LOT of e-mails from people who have stumbled into conflict with friends and family over the information we present and discuss.

What often helps is to remember/ realize that apparent aggression may actually be a symptom of fear (conscious or unconscious). Your husband/ wife who appears to be uncharacteristically unkind and insensitive may simply be terrified.

The remedy - sometimes - is to understand that they are afraid and to make allowances. Fighting and arguing over the 'facts' usually won't resolve anything.

A hug might - as also might listening to their real concerns.

Very best to all - Bill

I like to have scientific papers handy. Since many in modern times ascribe to the scientific cult, showing them some "holy papers" that state that it isn't wierd or supernatural can help allay fears.

Bigfatfurrytexan
09-15-2008, 03:43 PM
I'm afraid I'm in OP's position, told by my science-based partner of many years he thinks I talk absolute nonsense - even when I show proof.
He actually stated he had lost all respect for me as I have no credibility left :tears:
He's working in alternate energy and I sent him links to a lot of useful sites, but I guess as he didn't think of it first I have annoyed him.
He's been warned off by the great poobah research PTB but won't listen to them.
I want him to be very careful, to no avail.
Our house has been buzzed by black planes.
He doesn't even believe chemtrails exist, or what HAARP is really used for - even when I bought him a book on what HAARP is (he flicked through it and threw it on the table - "Pah"), and he is heavily into EMF!
It has now got to the point where we hardly speak.
I feel so alone. My parents think I'm terribly eccentric.
My son doesn't want to know as he has a young child.
Perhaps I should go and watch a few episodes of 'Coronation Street' to numb my mind.:yikes:
or back to my gardening... :original:



You might ask him to explain why this antenna array shows Cerenkov radiation:

http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/04images/Bases/National_002.jpg

Myra
09-15-2008, 06:46 PM
[QUOTE=lock'N'load;] See will he show the same enthusiasm when you tell him to stop watching tv :lol3:

Hahaha THAT would be interesting! :lmao:

Avid
09-15-2008, 07:21 PM
You might ask him to explain why this antenna array shows Cerenkov radiation:

http://www.thelivingmoon.com/45jack_files/04images/Bases/National_002.jpg

I have just forwarded this to him at work thanks, as he will not listen to me now at home - I asked him to look at this image and he's too 'tired' to be bothered at the moment here (but I bet at 7.00am he'll view this asap in his office....). Thank you bigfatfurry - er - chap (whatever made you pick such a mad name??? _ ahhh eccentricity strikes again).

I'm thinking of changing my signature to:
"Excuse me. Are you reading that newspaper you're sitting on?"

Bigfatfurrytexan
09-15-2008, 07:58 PM
I have just forwarded this to him at work thanks, as he will not listen to me now at home - I asked him to look at this image and he's too 'tired' to be bothered at the moment here (but I bet at 7.00am he'll view this asap in his office....). Thank you bigfatfurry - er - chap (whatever made you pick such a mad name??? _ ahhh eccentricity strikes again).

I'm thinking of changing my signature to:
"Excuse me. Are you reading that newspaper you're sitting on?"

I am a 6'2", 375lb former all state football player here in Texas. And my hair is fairly long (mid back, until the end of the week when it gets cut).

While i was working as an operations manager in a call center up in laramie, wy one of the trainers was overheard by myself saying, "Now where did that big, fat, furry texan go?" while he was needing a signature on a write up. I thought it was funny, and so i kept it for internet use. :)

Avid
09-15-2008, 08:41 PM
I am a 6'2", 375lb former all state football player here in Texas. And my hair is fairly long (mid back, until the end of the week when it gets cut).

While i was working as an operations manager in a call center up in laramie, wy one of the trainers was overheard by myself saying, "Now where did that big, fat, furry texan go?" while he was needing a signature on a write up. I thought it was funny, and so i kept it for internet use. :)

Excellent! That explains some of it anyway!!! No messin' with you then :yikes:

visual co-creator
09-15-2008, 08:47 PM
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abstractvisions
09-15-2008, 09:31 PM
Very good point Bill! :thumb_yello:

Fighting and arguing are the things we need to avoid.
If you try to settle things using these, it's like shooting yourself in the foot.

A few years ago, as I began to "awaken", my wife at the time was totally against every topic I was looking into, because it scared her!
I taught myself Remote Viewing, dowsing and Reiki.

At first she thought it was "cool" that I could read her mind, or tell exactly where she was when she called from her cell phone.

Things changed when I was able to get rid of our Pastor's head ache! Within about six month, I had beed banished from the church and my wife was telling me that she wanted a divorce.

A week after I moved out of the house, I found out that my wife's boss had moved in, with her being 30, and the boss being 69. Shortly after this, I was laid off, due to a lack of incoming work. (Automotive-related.)

Thus began my Dark Night of The Soul; I lost my wife, my home, my job and now I see my two sons only one day a week.

Going through this, I have learned to stay centered; No matter what the circumstance, I still find joy!

I "see" my ex-wife's husband dying from a heart-atack in the up-coming year.
I plan on sticking around to teach her a few things, as everything comes down. My motives are not because of "I told you so", but because I figure if it weren't for the divorce, I would not have learned what I have.

Operator
09-16-2008, 02:24 AM
Hi,

I am tech related myself. It could even be very easy to get tech people's attention if you introduce them using the videos of Nassim Haramein.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6151699791256390335&ei=9BfPSMfNLpLAqALVlPC-Ag&q=Nassim+Haramein

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1895475242307393956&ei=9BfPSMfNLpLAqALVlPC-Ag&q=Nassim+Haramein

here's 8 hours of video, real amazing stuff. It starts very technical only later on he brings in stuff from related to the bible etc.

This guy is amazing and funny too.

Cheers

wolfman
09-17-2008, 03:35 PM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment


My wife tells me "its okay to read all these stuff but if you want to discuss about this, you better do it with me!":lmfao: what a lovely understanding woman!!:trumpet:

arcora
09-17-2008, 03:54 PM
Very good point Bill! :thumb_yello:

Fighting and arguing are the things we need to avoid.
If you try to settle things using these, it's like shooting yourself in the foot.

A few years ago, as I began to "awaken", my wife at the time was totally against every topic I was looking into, because it scared her!
I taught myself Remote Viewing, dowsing and Reiki.

At first she thought it was "cool" that I could read her mind, or tell exactly where she was when she called from her cell phone.

Things changed when I was able to get rid of our Pastor's head ache! Within about six month, I had beed banished from the church and my wife was telling me that she wanted a divorce.

A week after I moved out of the house, I found out that my wife's boss had moved in, with her being 30, and the boss being 69. Shortly after this, I was laid off, due to a lack of incoming work. (Automotive-related.)

Thus began my Dark Night of The Soul; I lost my wife, my home, my job and now I see my two sons only one day a week.

Going through this, I have learned to stay centered; No matter what the circumstance, I still find joy!

I "see" my ex-wife's husband dying from a heart-atack in the up-coming year.
I plan on sticking around to teach her a few things, as everything comes down. My motives are not because of "I told you so", but because I figure if it weren't for the divorce, I would not have learned what I have.

Once an individual wakes up, the cosmos will often conspire to put him in the right place.

Sarahmay
09-17-2008, 04:38 PM
It used to be more of an issue, but now my husband relies on the information I have. He will ask "okay, what is really going on" so I tell him that Cheney/Bush are trying to start WWIII by encouraging Georgia....etc. I told him a year ago that the economy was going to collapse, and we were able to sell some property we had ahead of the bust.

Sounds like your husband is just afraid of the unknown, I think we all are to an extent. But I would rather be informed...

Martian Tigress
09-17-2008, 08:10 PM
The only way we can change others is by changing ourselves. Once we begin to move differently in our relationships, the other parties have to move differently also, because the 'triggering change' has already occurred. People who think that ridiculing someone who has truly awakened will make that awakening go away just make me laugh! They are the proverbial 'day late and a dollar short', and are espousing a position (YOU are the one who must stop what you're doing, etc.) that is completely ineffective when it comes to changing anything in a meaningful way.

When talking with my folks a year or two back about an experience I had with a couple of crop circles showing up in response to meditation on certain symbols, my mother rather snidely said to me 'Just make sure those little green men don't come down and take you away, now.'

I replied, 'No problem, Mom. I've already asked the Skypeople for political asylum for just about everybody on the planet, so if I go anywhere, you'll be coming right along with me.'

She had no comeback to this, needless to say...

Peace,

Martian Tigress

2infinityandbeyond
09-17-2008, 08:46 PM
The only way we can change others is by changing ourselves. Once we begin to move differently in our relationships, the other parties have to move differently also, because the 'triggering change' has already occurred. People who think that ridiculing someone who has truly awakened will make that awakening go away just make me laugh! They are the proverbial 'day late and a dollar short', and are espousing a position (YOU are the one who must stop what you're doing, etc.) that is completely ineffective when it comes to changing anything in a meaningful way.



You make an excelent point there. To often i see people complaining about how other people are living their lives whilst seeming oblivious that they too posess the same traits that they seem to despise in others. Its become apparent to me now that people dislike in others what they dislike in themselves. Yet they refuse to aknowledge their own imperfections.

I want to talk about Jesus for a moment, even if we use him as a hypothetical fictional charactor.

- Jesus had quite a large following of people. He didnt use violence or oppresion to achieve this, he done it by taking the initiative and practicing what he preached. He used himself as an example of what a person can achieve by walking the sometimes trecherous righteous path and as a result he influenced a large audience everywhere we went.

He is an excelent example of how one man can influence thousands by simply practising what he preaches. Even to this day the stories of Jesus still influence many people.

I'm sorry if my spelling is not too great but im a spellcheck whore when it comes to forums and im finding myself lost without it.

DoctorTony
09-17-2008, 09:03 PM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment

Dear Tuza

I go through this with family, friends, EX-girlfriends. :mfr_lol:
There isn't one person I can talk to about this stuff other than here.
For 4-5 years now I have been researching religions, philosophies, and the PARA-normal :mfr_lol: and no one is buying it around me.
Everyone who is not into this stuff is just simply not into it. Keep yourself happy. Continue to do the things that make you both happy together. This isn't one of them.

THE eXchanger
09-17-2008, 09:09 PM
Keep yourself happy.
Wise words, Doctor Tony -- Keep yourself happy !!!

another person can NOT make us happy,
they, can only make us happier

if they do NOT succeed at that,
they are easily replaceable !!!

best part is, you will always be HAPPY !!!

no matter what occurs

brightest blessings

susan
the eXchanger

izz
09-17-2008, 09:52 PM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment

i understand what he means it can be very dark all this conspiracy stuff ..

izz
09-17-2008, 09:53 PM
Once an individual wakes up, the cosmos will often conspire to put him in the right place.


how do you define awake ?

Mikill
10-17-2008, 05:23 AM
All wake up calls come at different times.Some people get theirs and choose to hang up.
You can't feel the light with your head up your ***.
Hindsight is 20/20 with your head up your ***.

I came up with that all by myself.Aern't you proud of me?

Tez
10-17-2008, 01:52 PM
It has been good reading all of the information exchanges here, from forum members who have such diverse situations and how they have either handled their situation or are handling the situation one small bite at a time.

The hardest part appears to be having a partner who refuses to accept anything that they cannot see-touch-taste-smell etc for themselves, and are not open to the concept of other possibilities that have not yet been "scientifically proven" or "officially" let be known to the masses.

Sometimes i think to myself it's good not having a partner because i don't have to waste my energies convincing them of our own known yet unknown feelings, thoughts and "gained knowledge", and yet the other side of the coin comes up to rear its ugly head, and you wish that at least you did have some-one close to share the communication with - provided that they are "open" to dialogue and have a reasonable arguement in the discussion.

Susan, the eXchanger, had it somewhat right in saying :-
"another person can NOT make us happy, they can only make us happier"
The ideal being really is to SHARE happiness, but ultimately you are responsible for your own happiness as no-one can control that for us, just as we are not controlled by anybody else, we are in charge of our own destiny.

Those we meet along our destined path can guide us to our own ideals, they can point a way forward, but it is up to each of us as to which path we do take, and the whole of life is really one long learning experience.
We will make mistakes along the way, we will learn from them, but we must also listen with all our senses and to listen to the mistakes others have made along the journey - as one wise person said, learn also from the mistakes of others as we will never live long enough to make them all ourselves...........

Be happy,

Tez

MAP
10-17-2008, 03:46 PM
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Magii
10-17-2008, 06:16 PM
My husband of over 30 years just came in (Mr Practical and down to earth man), and told me, 'you still reading that Avalon .....? He went on to say "What I am worried about is what other wierd ......" your are going to get into now." - Mr Enlightenment


Sounds like your Husband knows what hes talking about ..

Elephant Man
10-17-2008, 06:18 PM
my wife (22 yrs) constantly challenges my thoughts and investigations, it helps keep me grounded and realistic. she has also opened herself to a lot of stuff these past years and showed me how "nuts" certain theories are. Its healthy and works - hope it will for everyone encountering spouse challenges :original:

purplesage
10-17-2008, 06:44 PM
baby steps . . . that's the only way. do you remember your 1st reaction when learning all this? even now, i sometimes get overwhelmed by all of this. i've learned from experience, when talking with friends & family, to drop bread crumbs, & those who are ready will ask for more.
my hubby also, just last nite, looked over my shoulder (while i was on this site) & muttered 'computerhead. . .' at least he agrees with the basics of the situation & we're working together. we definitely have our differences about some things, but we have learned over the years to compliment our strengths/weaknesses, rather than get bogged down in conflict. i always knew we'd grow old together (from the moment i met him).

Jacqui D
10-17-2008, 06:47 PM
Seems i'm going through the same probs as many on here, my husband of 37 years feels threatened !!! i know because i'm on the Avalon site all the time.

he says ; "Hey love you look tired why don't you get off that lap top!" lol!!
I say; "You get on and watch the tv love!"
I'm quite happy here thanks!
Bought a lap top because he moaned i was in the spare room on the old computor all the time, seems now i'm in the tv room it's still not good enough!

He has never been computor literate, not interested one bit, to much thinking to do lol!!
Still i can hear you say "Well your still with him them?"
Yeah we kind of rub along okay.

Although he doesn't share the pc he does get the info i'm relaying to him, sometimes i feel like screaming research for yourself!!
I'm on a journey of enlightment, not sure about my husband he seems to be dragging his heels, don't know if he will be with me when the big leap happens i will be doing that alone.

My kids probably think i'm crazy, but since some of this stuff is now actually happening, (financial situation etc) they are beginning to see things for themselves.

I would never take notice of my husband i have my own will and if he doesn't like it then that's too bad.:naughty:

Kelle Baley
10-17-2008, 06:50 PM
30 years, that is quite honorable indeed. Keep the peace. We grew up with the threat of
atomic war. Now we KNOW we face a threat from other outside and extraterrestrial
sources. Or, is it salvation? I think it is worth checking out at least. As the MAN of the
house is your butt in the noose if you don't. Protect your wife, help her understand why all
of this is happening today.

Amen brother.

I found out yesterday that a dear friend I lost touch with last year and whom i had been frantically searching for again had just decided to fall and fail.

She had allegedly decided to allow her husbands needs come first whom has taken control of her life. She decided this after many years struggling in front of me promising to leave him while she could. Finally after being given a court ordered restraining order because one day he decided to threated her while cleaning one of his guns, she has become a "shell of the person she was". She chose to -get this- survive as a human. If I felt this had been any better currently, I would have already gotten my very resourceful partner having lots of Government training, etc. to have someone find her and bring her here somehow. I was told to let her go, that she has made a choice that now will not be stopped.

She is a mother of two amazing young daughters (wise and magical), used to sell beautiful hand made native Indian jewelry to which people readily bought daily; had forfeited by closing down her ten year psychic business and began to use more than alcohol to escape the torture of allowing him remain as the "father of her own beloved". Sad that she never found the grounding for seeing this differently.

All this surrender for someone else. What, in the name of sovereignty and self love can be this important to discover??
how to fail?
IT was then reported by good source that she had survived more than one attempt to end her life by poisoning from her own husband who has struggled to manage a 300,000 dollar a year salary while high functioning as an alcoholic (which was what I witnessed last year). I was further told not to contact her as she had actually decided to fork all her dreams over into the trash simply to survive the control that she fears will affect her friends and family too and now she isolates further. She is lost deeper in drugs than casual wine drinking.

My point here is not tragedy for survival......over what some one even sacred to us talks us into believing. It IS a shared reality.....because this is implicated; it is rather the following;

HOW MANY OF US do not REALIZE the POINT OF sacred partnering leading to devotions of creative output such as children and experiential joy? Partnering as sacred is honored in heart and mind if it acts to FACILITATE whom we are.
Sovereignty? who knows of this in most marriages?

Even if my own partner is absolutely opposite in the language of what is spiritually sacred to him yet we honor each others dreams and encourage one another even if we personally disagree with How it is that is full.
I have suffered the I want him my way syndrome long enough to realize that I am just whom I am wanting to travel very differently from what he wants.
perhaps this is the level facilitation that must be learned now to set our partners free into self love and unconditional love known.

THE RIGHT THINGS FOR OURSELVES....Isn't this about communing with our own inner Self that we truly long to commune with from moment to moment more than with any other?

-never sell out this good cause called marriage by trading out for the other's fear story or otherwise seeming re-fashioned reality for any price. the cost for returning is hell lived.
peace

Seven
10-17-2008, 06:56 PM
My partner doesn't even know what this forum is all about ... he only knows it's in english (because i sometimes ask him to transelate)

As for my spiritual path ... he notices the difference in me ... in a good way

I just plant "seeds" overhere, and it's up to him to let them grow ... I believe he'l adapt quickly when times change
Untill then, i do the "groundwork"

And ofcourse i don't let al this affect our personal live, by spending to much time here ...

conjuredUp
10-17-2008, 07:16 PM
I am blessed enough to have a partner/husband/soulmate who is not only a step or two within my spiritual path at any given time (we take turns being in the front or rear) but he's also an Avalon member.

We usually don't even have to talk. We just use voice coms as a back up.

It takes WORK though. We have been BRUTALLY painfully honest with each other from the get go.

It is soooo worth it.

In love and light,
C

Jenny
10-17-2008, 07:24 PM
I am blessed enough to have a partner/husband/soulmate who is not only a step or two within my spiritual path at any given time (we take turns being in the front or rear) but he's also an Avalon member.

We usually don't even have to talk. We just use voice coms as a back up.

It takes WORK though. We have been BRUTALLY painfully honest with each other from the get go.

It is soooo worth it.

In love and light,
C


agree...me too.
:wub2:
Jenny

deb003
10-17-2008, 07:28 PM
Tuza,
maybe let him know that this is important and fulfilling to you and if you were to give it up, you might not be as nice around the house!! LOL
I'm sure he respects your interests and the more you are happy with what you do, the happier he is.

Fredkc
10-18-2008, 10:59 PM
Tuza;
30 yrs huh? I am 23 years married to Mrs Doesn't Get IT - the bookeepper.

Ours is a symbiotic relationship. I pretened keeping the bills paid is important, she pretends not to mind all the nutty tuff I carry around in my brain; that it isn't half as scary as it sounds. ;)

What I don't do is force any of it on her "just for effect". That kind of confrontation just never leads anywhere usefull anyway.

Now, she deals in things financial all day for a living, so I did pick up some credibility by telling her several weeks beforehand to move our accounts before our bank went under. She did. It did. It also told me that part of her resistance is plain ol' denial. She knows things are coming apart, she just doesn't like it.

Besides, the notion you're going to "grab someone by the ears, and acquaint them with reality" does seem kind of silly. i mean what is it you're selling, but one snapshot of an ever-changing total picture, anyway?

Deep breatrhs, patience and trust.you know, the usual tricks ;)

Fred

Humble Janitor
10-19-2008, 08:45 AM
If you have someone to be with you through the journey of life, you should embrace it. Conflict is inevitable but it can be resolved and relationships can be strengthened, but only if both parties are willing to work for it.

Others are not as fortunate and struggle everyday. I know I do.

rhythm
10-19-2008, 10:42 AM
u lot are so loverly , the door to my heart has flown open ,you are all invited in , love untill you burst .............................. rhythmmmmmm.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

rhythm
10-19-2008, 10:48 AM
:lmfao::roll1::roll1:you lot are so loverly . my heart has burst open , you are all invited in even your hubby . love untill you burst . :wall::roll1::roftl: or laugh you little sokis off .. rhythmmmm ,xx:lol3::lol3::lol3:

AndrejPechonkin
10-19-2008, 10:48 AM
Dear Tuza,

There is always room for finding a solution. What really matters is to be aware of your own system of values and your goals. If your husband does not seem to fully share YOUR values, there are in principle two opposing reactions on your behalf: 1) to try and make him understand your values, then (if he chooses) try accepting them - thus you LIFT/RAISE him to YOUR LEVEL - so that you both are TOGETHER on this level of consciousness; 2) to let him DECIDE ON HIS OWN whether he is ready to share your values. This option may be very sour as it may lead to separation.

In any case, it's always worth trying the first option. And unconditoinal love is the answer.

Andrej

Bobcat
10-19-2008, 10:53 AM
I understand. Sorry for your moments.

My partner is getting knocked off her chair with the proof of things.
Just a second ago she asked me what pudding would I like tonight? "her turn to cook tonight"
I said I wish for apple pie. The phone rings and my mother say "oh btw, if you want some apples, mine are ripe!! Help yourself"

They will all understand one day :) Stay strong ;)

peace and care

Labratinaz
10-19-2008, 03:34 PM
My husband is also a bit distressed that I have been doing so much reading on forums, websites, etc. This forum being a favorite of mine.

I have concluded that the best way to tell him some of what I read is to preface it with " For entertainment purposes only"..... This way he actually listens without putting on the blinders and ear muffs. I figure, in time, he might actually engage himself more into possibilities and consider "what ifs".

I told him I read. I read a great deal. Whether it be on the internet or a magazine or a book. I read. I gather information and then ponder, think, consider and come to my own conclusions.

I find this Avalon forum to be a delight. Folks coming together all over the world to discuss common interests. Wonderful!!

Peace. Make your husband a special dessert. ;-)

fawziya
10-19-2008, 03:43 PM
I see where Tuza's husband is coming from. From an American--Californian to be exact--perspective, if you are familiar with the immense mix of people associated with during any jury duty call or DMV office, there's a WIDE cross section of people OUT THERE.

He just may not be aware of the GOOD part(s).

Greg10036
10-19-2008, 04:09 PM
This may seem like a stupid question, but why only husbands? Are there any women that think that their spouses/partners have bats in their belfry because they have become "enlightened?" Not all people walk to the beat of same drummer.

Someone once said a friend is someone before whom I can think outloud. Given that definition, there are very few, if any, friends in the world. This is not a stupid question SkyWatcher. The woman I live with threatened to kick me out of the house after the star people visited my house the third time. You would think she was tired of me inviting the boys over for poker night. I told them they had to lay off coming to my house. Plus the black helicopters were starting to look like a flying circus. So they have not visited since, except for my liason. They actually assigned a person to interact with me and he comes most of the time in vivid dreams. They told me they cause a lot of divorces. This experience has definitely changed our relationship. She knows I research the ufo phenomenon and all that. She tells me to "get my feet back on the ground." Whatever that means. I have had a forty year relationship with people from other planets. They came to me. I did not come to them. They are, I assume, contacting me for a reason. They do everything for a reason, and I hope I have not let them down in their expectations since they have put a lot of energy into our relationship. The full sociologic impact with contact experience and how it changes relationships has yet to be investigated, so far as I know. They are here. They are real. They aint gonna go away. Makes my life more interesting having my own personal X File. Peace.
g.

day
10-20-2008, 04:48 AM
Someone once said a friend is someone before whom I can think outloud. Given that definition, there are very few, if any, friends in the world. This is not a stupid question SkyWatcher. The woman I live with threatened to kick me out of the house after the star people visited my house the third time. You would think she was tired of me inviting the boys over for poker night. I told them they had to lay off coming to my house. Plus the black helicopters were starting to look like a flying circus. So they have not visited since, except for my liason. They actually assigned a person to interact with me and he comes most of the time in vivid dreams. They told me they cause a lot of divorces. This experience has definitely changed our relationship. She knows I research the ufo phenomenon and all that. She tells me to "get my feet back on the ground." Whatever that means. I have had a forty year relationship with people from other planets. They came to me. I did not come to them. They are, I assume, contacting me for a reason. They do everything for a reason, and I hope I have not let them down in their expectations since they have put a lot of energy into our relationship. The full sociologic impact with contact experience and how it changes relationships has yet to be investigated, so far as I know. They are here. They are real. They aint gonna go away. Makes my life more interesting having my own personal X File. Peace.
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its true that our experiences can have a scary impact on loved ones, and while we are going through so many adjustments, they may feel frightened, and take it out on the ones they love.