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avid
23rd June 2011, 19:07
OK - The Annunaki wanted gold - so why are we totally obsessed with it?
Gold is not attainable to everyone - whereas direct trade is!!! In the case of huge businesses, they should trade in equalities (without slavery) - GOLD??? Now who is going to say how much a person's worth is in the USA vs Nigeria???? We really have to take down all monetary nonsense before we realise what precious resources we all have to benefit each other. Will the greed still proliferate? I have a nasty suspicion that greed is the virus in our society, and we are all susceptible. It never used to be.... until the 'gold diggers' arrived, then cohesive society was disintegrated. The native peoples of this world are still the wisest, and who are most respectful of our Mother Earth Gaea (original speliing intended). Forget the gold and trade naturally - let's remove these vile leeches from our lives - let us do our best to overcome the giant fraud. Trade locally, work hard, and be FREE!!!

Operator
23rd June 2011, 19:41
yeah trade !

Let's trade love :cool:

pyriel
23rd June 2011, 19:46
I agree, get off this whole currency thing. Sadly just from what I see most people still want a form of money in the world, this includes it seems alot who come and post here on avalon. That's fine, it's the choice of the people in the world but it'll just lead back to where we are now.

Satkirn
23rd June 2011, 19:58
Deffinetely agree that its become an uncontrollable obsession. However we have to ask ourselves why did the Annunaki value gold so much?
I have heard that Gold enhances our frequency but Im not completely sure exacly how anymore Ill try to find the source I read this from again and post it up
however theres no surprise that the Global elite have always known about the uses of gold and thus always surrounded themselves with it and valued it as well.

Operator
23rd June 2011, 20:24
That's fine, it's the choice of the people in the world but it'll just lead back to where we are now.

I agree 100% on that ... we're running around in circles

without giving it a religious spin this always reminds me to this part in the bible: revelations 9:20


And the rest of the men, who were not killed by these plagues, yet repented not of the works of their hands, that they should not worship devils, and idols of gold and silver, and brass and stone and of wood, which can neither see nor hear nor walk;

And we will keep running these circles if we don't grasp that there is NO spirituality in money (or currency in general).

Why do you have to pay to live on a planet you were born on? (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?12964-Why-do-you-have-to-pay-to-live-on-a-planet-you-were-born-on)

pyriel
23rd June 2011, 21:05
That's fine, it's the choice of the people in the world but it'll just lead back to where we are now.

I agree 100% on that ... we're running around in circles

without giving it a religious spin this always reminds me to this part in the bible: revelations 9:20


And the rest of the men, who were not killed by these plagues, yet repented not of the works of their hands, that they should not worship devils, and idols of gold and silver, and brass and stone and of wood, which can neither see nor hear nor walk;

And we will keep running these circles if we don't grasp that there is NO spirituality in money (or currency in general).

Why do you have to pay to live on a planet you were born on? (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?12964-Why-do-you-have-to-pay-to-live-on-a-planet-you-were-born-on)

I agree with the last part and actually put that in a different thread that had a currency thing to it. Quoted from alex collier.

Yea, "why do you have to pay to live on a planet you were born on"

It was what, 200+ yrs ago that the native americans where living off the land. They didnt have money or know what it was until White man can and evenually spread across north america. They didnt have any problems living, that includes winters. Now 90% of the world pop. thinks money is everything.

And 98% of the world is enslaved to they're jobs which take a person years to get the "money" and vacation time to be able to go anywhere. Then back to the natives, jump on horse, head to coast to see seals, dolphins etc and it's free. Dont have to save to go to seaworld, yes your seeing animals but again your seeing enslaved animals. Get over it. Not much of a life in my eyes for humans or animals.

Love to all
Pyriel

T Smith
24th June 2011, 02:06
Although greed is a human trait, the proliferate greed we see in the world today is engineered by the controllers of the exchange process. Humans are victim to this dynamic. This is why, as you have noted, it wasn't always so in past cultures. The greed we all have a distain for today, and which is the root of so many of our planetary problems, is based on an exchange model based on lack. The exchange model based on debt (e.g. slavery) is not by accident, but by design. The architects of this model know exactly what they are doing. They have created a means of exchange, e.g. fiat currency, wherein the supply lacks the demands of the system due to generated interest on the debt that requires more dollars than what exist. Once the dollars are created to satisfy the interest, new interest is created, ad infinitum. There is always a lack of the means of exchange, per this model. This lack is elusive to our consciousness yet deeply ingrained in the human psyche. The residue it leaves is greed. Simply put, the basic idea behind a monetary exchange model based on debt is simply this: 9 dollars are created for every 10 dollars required to satisfy an equitable exchange of goods and services. Humans subconsciously understand this dynamic and chase for the scarce means of exchange, with a subconscious understanding that someone must always lose out per the equation. Most have no conscious understanding of this dynamic, but in the aggregate, this is exactly the human condition.

This reminds me of a true story my mother told me as a child, which perfectly describes our monetary system. My mother was a special education teacher and taught kids grade 1 - 6. There was a family of 12 children, a couple sets of twins and all 9 months - 1 year apart. Most of them were in my mother's classroom at the same time, so my mother came to understand the family dynamic well. The mother of this family developed a strategy to motivate all the kids to get out of bed and out the door to school. She made enough breakfast for 11 children, such that the 12 child down the stairs in the morning went hungry. According to the mother, this was the best alarm clock in the world, the best way to get the kids dressed and on the bus on time. This was the best behavioral influence in the world. Those kids were engrained in a culture of competition, literally, to get fed every morning. There were alliances formed. There were cunning strategies of deceit. Sometimes physical confrontation ensued if the last two or three kids approached the stairwell at the same time. The bottom line: the weak link went hungry. Sometimes it was the youngest, sometimes the oldest. But one child always went hungry every day. Those kids developed a culture of greed that represents a perfect metaphor of what our monetary system, designed by tptb, does to the human psyche.

I understand your point about gold. But I don't think gold, per se, is the culprit here. I think what people are obsessed with is something concrete that might encapsulate (although erroneously) that last dollar that simply does not exist, and which they can't quite get their fingers on.

cloud9
24th June 2011, 02:17
I'm posting this Coast to Coast interview with Michael Tellinger where he explains the use he thinks the anunnaki gave to gold other than using it for their atmosphere.

Very interesting interview

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Etherios
24th June 2011, 15:15
gold to mana and then to bread? He said the bible says they turned gold to white powder?

Carmody
24th June 2011, 18:32
gold to mana and then to bread? He said the bible says they turned gold to white powder?

Absolutely.

Aquarius
24th June 2011, 18:55
Exactly right. All of the prophets and pundits screaming at us to buy buy buy Gold. Gold fever just perpetuates the same evil that we now serve. You cannot eat or drink Gold and it will not shelter you. I couldn't agree with you more.

Herbert
24th June 2011, 19:51
T. Smith above, certainly captured the problem in our economic system whether you use gold standard or otherwise. Personnaly I see no need for even barter, once we have gotten our act together. I would do what I do for nothing because it is my passion. And that could eventually be reality for everyone on the planet. All we need is the sill and the logistics to make this happen. There may be a few who abuse such a system at first but they will quickly realize that work is more fun than swilling beer. It's all about having a purpose in life that truly enlivens the human spirit. Disease will disappear when that happens simply because we are not truly victims of our DNA. In fact we make the environment which alters our DNA through the subconscious. Read Bruce Lipton (Spontaneous Evolution and The Biology of Belief) who is a medical researcher and teacher in epigenetics.

Regarding white powder gold, I have tried it and the result based on bio-feedback technology readings was a change in the red blood cells to a blueish glow in the membrane or cell wall. Since the cell wall is actually the "brains" of the cell (not the nucleus which was previously thought) the blue glow suggests a higher energy directive which may result in DNA repair. This is speculation at this stage of research. But what has been reported to me by users is many seemingly miraculous health benefits. One person told me her problem of leaky bladder (due to many child births) disappeared, she was no longer constantly tired, in fact she had new-found energy to enjoy life, and she was just plain happier. This was reported after only 30 days on white-powder gold. The platinum group metals in this form each offer a different addition healthwise. So it is not only gold that the Anunnaki would be after I think.

T Smith
25th June 2011, 03:36
Exactly right. All of the prophets and pundits screaming at us to buy buy buy Gold. Gold fever just perpetuates the same evil that we now serve. You cannot eat or drink Gold and it will not shelter you. I couldn't agree with you more.

These are very important points. You cannot eat or drink gold, and it certainly won't shelter you. But this raises yet more questions: what can you eat and drink, and what does shelter you? How do we obtain these things?

It is fashionable in our culture, especially among the more aware, to demonize money, i.e. to imply money is evil. Is money really evil? Let's look at it. What is money? Money is merely a means of exchange, and exchange equates to cooperation. I can't reconcile cooperation with evil. Cooperation is not evil; moreover, it is the surest method to ensure we all have food to eat, water to drink, and a roof over our heads. Cooperation is essential to survival.

We all need to understand that money is not the culprit here -- and I would lump gold into this category, as gold is nothing really but money. The disease we are all discussing is something entirely different.

Taurean
25th June 2011, 04:19
I think the main issue is how to effectively operate a barter system, as quite clearly we cannot just go around trading a load of perishable goods with each other. You need some sort of intermediate non perishable instrument to barter with that has universal acceptability and a common value, and precious/rare metals seem to fit that purpose better than anything else.

T Smith
25th June 2011, 04:31
I think the main issue is how to effectively operate a barter system, as quite clearly we cannot just go around trading a load of perishable goods with each other. You need some sort of intermediate non perishable instrument to barter with that has universal acceptability and a common value, and precious/rare metals seem to fit that purpose better than anything else.

I agree. And the most important thing, I think, is that control of the barter process remains between the parties bartering. Once you allow a third party to control and manipulate the terms of the exchange, you invite the problems we have today.

Lost Soul
25th June 2011, 06:01
In modern society, those with money are buying gold, silver as a means to preserve wealth and later on, in the event of a monetary collapse as in the Weimar Republic or in Zimbabwe, one can still acquire food if they have gold or silver. City folks cannot raise enough food to feed themselves and farmers aren't going to give away the fruits of their labor for free.

One of these days, we'll get away from "that barbaric relic" and people will do things including feeding each other because we will be more loving toward one another -- And that won't be because Big Brother tells us to do it (aka communism/socialism).

Lochinvar
25th June 2011, 15:44
I'm posting this Coast to Coast interview with Michael Tellinger where he explains the use he thinks the anunnaki gave to gold other than using it for their atmosphere.

Very interesting interview

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Can you tell us what he says? My pc is slow

Lochinvar
25th June 2011, 15:49
Surely it is not money that is the problem but the love of it.

Etherios
25th June 2011, 16:35
I believe we need to do this in steps.

1st step escape from the debt system.
2nd step use a better economic system. Gold is a good choice for starters ... they cant enslave you what you have you use etc.
3rd reduce the use of gold and change it to a barter system.
4th Last stem a Free Global System that everything is provided to support all humans on Earth to have what they need to survive. Something like the Andromedian system Alex Collier was talking about. We "pay" with our effort to the planet ... Food/Shelter/Cloths/education is freely given to all and when we are at age we provide our knowledge to the rest of the planet.