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Tango
31st March 2010, 14:32
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I AM an Energy being...... So, ARE You...

" How it feels to have a stroke "



" We are Perfect... You are Perfect... "

Trooly,


Tango

kriya
31st March 2010, 14:39
Thanks for posting.

I have seen this before, it's an amazing story. Love it when scientists become spiritual.

Love,

Kriya

mike1414
31st March 2010, 15:59
this was on TED if i believe rightly...absolutely amazing and insightful

thanks for sharing

peace always
mike

lisa
31st March 2010, 21:16
Amazing story. Thanks for sharing.

Tango
1st April 2010, 00:22
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You, wouldn't believe how some members React, to what I post... Some, send me PM's and say " You Damage people; and I have to fix them..." N' Some say LOUDLY, that they need more and more
when I take them as far as I can... And, they get MEAN and
say things I can't believe I read... All I want to do is Wake YOU UP...

CONSCIOUSNESS

CetaceousOne
1st April 2010, 01:21
You, wouldn't believe how some members React, to what I post...

Tango,
Your energy is strong and it's no surprise that it provokes strong reactions in others.
You know what your intent is.

You can only help others along their path-they have to walk it.

Genuine gratitude is thankful for that which is and does not react with spite
or hatred when expectations aren't met.

Ignore those who don't understand or appreciate. There are plenty who do.

CetaceousOne
1st April 2010, 01:23
*Duplicate post*

HORIZONS
2nd April 2010, 01:59
This reminds me of a GREAT song:

"Cygnus X-1, Book II: Hemispheres"

[I. Prelude]

When our weary world was young
The struggle of the ancients first began
The gods of love and reason
Sought alone to rule the fate of man

They battled through the ages
But still neither force would yield
The people were divided
Every soul a battlefield

[II. Apollo / Dionysus]

[Apollo: Bringer Of Wisdom]
'I bring truth and understanding
I bring wit and wisdom fair
Precious gifts beyond compare
We can build a world of wonder
I can make you all aware
I will find you food and shelter
Show you fire to keep you warm
Through the endless winter storm
You can live in grace and comfort
In the world that you transform'

The people were delighted
Coming forth to claim their prize
They ran to build their cities
And converse among the wise
But one day the streets fell silent
Yet they knew not what was wrong
The urge to build these fine things
Seemed not to be so strong
The wise men were consulted
And the Bridge of Death was crossed
In quest of Dionysus
To find out what they had lost

[Dionysus: Bringer Of Love]
'I bring love to give you solace
In the darkness of the night
In the Heart's eternal light
You need only trust your feelings
Only love can steer you right
I bring laughter, I bring music
I bring joy and I bring tears
I will soothe your primal fears
Throw off those chains of reason
And your prison disappears'

The cities were abandoned
And the forests echoed song
They danced and lived as brothers
They knew love could not be wrong
Food and wine they had aplenty
And they slept beneath the stars
The people were contented
And the gods watched from afar
But the winter fell upon them
And it caught them unprepared
Bringing wolves and cold starvation
And the hearts of men despaired

[III. Armageddon: The Battle Of Heart and Mind]

The universe divided
As the heart and mind collided
With the people left unguided
For so many troubled years
In a cloud of doubts and fears
Their world was torn asunder into hollow
Hemispheres

Some fought themselves, some fought each other
Most just followed one another
Lost and aimless like their brothers
For their hearts were so unclear
And the truth could not appear
Their spirits were divided into blinded
Hemispheres

Some who did not fight
Brought tales of old to light
'My Rocinante sailed by night
On her final flight'
To the heart of Cygnus' fearsome force
We set our course
Spiralled through that timeless space
To this immortal place

[IV. Cygnus: Bringer Of Balance]

I have memory and awareness
But I have no shape or form
As a disembodied spirit
I am dead and yet unborn
I have passed into Olympus
As was told in tales of old
To the city of Immortals
Marble white and purest gold...

I see the gods in battle rage on high...
Thunderbolts across the sky...
I cannot move, I cannot hide...
I feel a silent scream begin inside...

Then all at once the chaos ceased
A stillness fell, a sudden peace
The warriors felt my silent cry
And stayed their struggle, mystified

Apollo was atonished
Dionysus thought me mad
But they heard my story further
And they wondered, and were sad

Looking down from Olympus
On a world of doubt and fear
Its surface splintered
Into sorry Hemispheres

They sat a while in silence
Then they turned at last to me
'We will call you Cygnus
The god of Balance you shall be'

[V. The Sphere: A Kind Of Dream]

We can walk our road together
If our goals are all the same
We can run alone and free
If we pursue a different aim
Let the truth of love be lighted
Let the love of truth shine clear
Sensibility
Armed with sense and liberty
With the heart and mind united in a single
Perfect Sphere

~RUSH

HORIZONS
2nd April 2010, 02:00
This was a duplicate post

Tango
10th April 2010, 15:55
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If you understand what is taking place... You, can help someone that has had a stroke...

lindabaker
10th April 2010, 16:40
I always wanted to hear her story. I didn't buy her book, and probably should have. Anyway, you have found a nice condensed video version for us, and Tango, I thank you for that. I lost left brain ability in a concussion from a car accident, but not as severe as Dr. Jill's. . I can totally relate to her story. It's great to get confirmation from an expert. No one in the medical community ever bothered to explain what was happening to me. All I knew is that I couldn't drive, run a washing machine, or look up numbers in a list. It's amazing how the brain can heal, though. I had to relearn all of those things. In the meantime, I had the same right brain dominance experience Dr. Jill describes. I can go to it at will, and let me tell ya, you don't always want to come back. It's great for creative arts. That half of the brain is more easily accessed by females. Explains a lot. I can remember the colors of the bathroom walls in someone's house I saw only once, but can't remember how to turn on the shower in the house I've lived in for years.

THE eXchanger
13th April 2010, 04:45
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Tango
13th April 2010, 07:39
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Glad I provided some useful information for you Linda... Thank you, for finding the Tango Forum... A Project Avalon Community Sub-forum... Or, some will say a hidden forum...

I know it was a great struggle for you Linda, or we
wouldn't be talking right now, would we... you are
quite Welcome... I, survived a terrible aircraft crash
and was in the hospital for almost 4 years,
I've had over two hundred operations on this body...
So, I know what its like to struggle to be alive. I'm in
excellent health, and do a weight lifting workout daily
that most find unbelievable for my age...

But, don't give ME, too Much credit... Lightbeing provides a lot

of information... from, Behind the scenes... We have long discussions...

Trooly,


Tango



I always wanted to hear her story. I didn't buy her book, and probably should have. Anyway, you have found a nice condensed video version for us, and Tango, I thank you for that. I lost left brain ability in a concussion from a car accident, but not as severe as Dr. Jill's. . I can totally relate to her story. It's great to get confirmation from an expert. No one in the medical community ever bothered to explain what was happening to me. All I knew is that I couldn't drive, run a washing machine, or look up numbers in a list. It's amazing how the brain can heal, though. I had to relearn all of those things. In the meantime, I had the same right brain dominance experience Dr. Jill describes. I can go to it at will, and let me tell ya, you don't always want to come back. It's great for creative arts. That half of the brain is more easily accessed by females. Explains a lot. I can remember the colors of the bathroom walls in someone's house I saw only once, but can't remember how to turn on the shower in the house I've lived in for years.