Here and Now...What's Happening?

[another bob]

Posted by Sierra (here)

Posted by benevolentcrow (here)
Gotta love a man with a big wood pile

Really! Makes me go "Oooooooh ... "

Well, come on over if your power goes out! Back about 4 years ago, we had a terrifc storm here that knocked out the power for 5 days, right in the middle of February, and the temps dropped down into the 20's. We decided then and there to get a wood stove, and have never regretted it. Mazie is also contemplating writing a cookbook for preppers, with recipes for solar ovens, custom hibachis, and woodstoves. I get to be the test subject, which is a good thing!

[another bob]

Posted by ViralSpiral (here)
@ a.n.other Bawb - stockpiling? only 6 months before 21 st Dec 2012

Well, we expect to be having a toasty fire going on the morning of the 22nd. Amos for one is counting on it, since his favorite place to meditate is right in front of the stove.


http://www.pbase.com/1heart/image/104398245

[benevolentcrow]

Posted by another bob (here)

Posted by Sierra (here)

Posted by benevolentcrow (here)
Gotta love a man with a big wood pile

Really! Makes me go "Oooooooh ... "

Well, come on over if your power goes out! Back about 4 years ago, we had a terrifc storm here that knocked out the power for 5 days, right in the middle of February, and the temps dropped down into the 20's. We decided then and there to get a wood stove, and have never regretted it. Mazie is also contemplating writing a cookbook for preppers, with recipes for solar ovens, custom hibachis, and woodstoves. I get to be the test subject, which is a good thing!

Like I said, I am low maintenance! Keep your fancy cars and houses, give me the simple life! Wood and water are treasure beyond measure! A Bob, hope you can post a recipe or two in the near future! Sounds cool, tell Mazie to go for it!

[Carmody]

Posted by Rahkyt (here)

Posted by Carmody (here)
It appears that my hypothesis of the moon being a lens/antenna is more and more credible every day. Recent works shows the moon dust is amorphic nanodust, which means it is like glass, in some ways. Highly thermally insulating, and very capable of carrying of charge. Moon dust would fail to settle easily, part of the electrostatic charge the surface has. It would float above the surface in an elevated charge state. Dimensionally speaking, it could cause interference in a combined 3d/4d way. Due to this lensing aspect, the fields affecting and integrating with the earth, could possibly be modulated. The basic science, as possibility, is there, as connective tissue.

Another aspect is that nano sizes have the best integrative aspects, of subtle energies, regarding integration, lensing, and thus amplification. The electrical charge adds a resonant capacity, which is polarization, frequency and directionally sensitive.

The combination of the nano sizes, and amorphic (means irregular and not structured, glass like), and a voltage charge that could be modulated, presents a potential for manipulation that is technically.....present. Which leads into questions. 'Technically present', presents an issue.

Wow! Now you know you have had me searching amorphic nanodust and moon for the past half hour. Where do you find this info??

If it is technically present, it is actionable. The question then becomes, has that action been taken? And by whom? Icke's recent work is only a continuation of the Russians and thiers, of Velikovsky's. Even Credo Mutwah speaks of Zulu legends that speak of a time when there was no moon as well. He says it was hollowed out and moved into position.

search for moon dust. it has been found to be nano in sizing. The surface is compacted nanodust, not really rock or soil.

Due to the lack of erosion, this material on the surface of the moon... has remained in it's nanodust interstellar form.

Which leads right into alchemy....and all it implies.

One article covered tests done with plant growth, regarding the naondust being added to the given growth medium.

[eaglespirit]

Posted by ViralSpiral (here)

Posted by ulli (here)

Is this your latest doodle, VS?
It was definitely worth framing.
Luvvit!!

Yep, thank you!
Completed it this morning.
Ever since I posted the pic of that child looking at the whale's eye, the whale has been with me, so I decided that was the theme for my next doodle.




My new one, just starting, will have a mountain theme.
I think of all the ones we climb, and then roll down......





Did you have a good nights rest?

...and that IS the Whale that slithered up my arm in a sleeping/awakeness in 2007 and 'kissed' me on the cheek...so real I felt the moistness of the kiss and smiled and laughed. : ) : ) : ) ...aahhhhhhhh It IS Time!!!

[another bob]

Posted by benevolentcrow (here)
A Bob, hope you can post a recipe or two in the near future! Sounds cool, tell Mazie to go for it!

She's started testing recipes for solar ovens, since they're a year-round tool (as long as there's sun):

http://www.pbase.com/1heart/solar_cooking

PS: Welcome to Jenci -- so nice to see you here!

[Carmody]

Posted by Carmody (here)

Posted by Rahkyt (here)

Posted by Carmody (here)
It appears that my hypothesis of the moon being a lens/antenna is more and more credible every day. Recent works shows the moon dust is amorphic nanodust, which means it is like glass, in some ways. Highly thermally insulating, and very capable of carrying of charge. Moon dust would fail to settle easily, part of the electrostatic charge the surface has. It would float above the surface in an elevated charge state. Dimensionally speaking, it could cause interference in a combined 3d/4d way. Due to this lensing aspect, the fields affecting and integrating with the earth, could possibly be modulated. The basic science, as possibility, is there, as connective tissue.

Another aspect is that nano sizes have the best integrative aspects, of subtle energies, regarding integration, lensing, and thus amplification. The electrical charge adds a resonant capacity, which is polarization, frequency and directionally sensitive.

The combination of the nano sizes, and amorphic (means irregular and not structured, glass like), and a voltage charge that could be modulated, presents a potential for manipulation that is technically.....present. Which leads into questions. 'Technically present', presents an issue.

Wow! Now you know you have had me searching amorphic nanodust and moon for the past half hour. Where do you find this info??

If it is technically present, it is actionable. The question then becomes, has that action been taken? And by whom? Icke's recent work is only a continuation of the Russians and thiers, of Velikovsky's. Even Credo Mutwah speaks of Zulu legends that speak of a time when there was no moon as well. He says it was hollowed out and moved into position.

search for moon dust. it has been found to be nano in sizing. The surface is compacted nanodust, not really rock or soil.

Due to the lack of erosion, this material on the surface of the moon... has remained in it's nanodust interstellar form.

Which leads right into alchemy....and all it implies.

One article covered tests done with plant growth, regarding the naondust being added to the given growth medium.

http://boingboing.net/2012/06/19/gar...-the-moon.html

http://news.yahoo.com/moons-peculiar...101210873.html


For 40 years, geologists struggled to understand just what gave lunar soil these pixie dust properties, but geologist Marek Zbik of Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia may finally have cracked it. The answer: nanoparticles -- vanishingly tiny flecks of mass, some no bigger than molecules, that have all the odd qualities of moon dust, and more.

Zbik made his discovery thanks to an instrument known as a synchrotron-based nano tomograph -- a hunk of hardware that didn't remotely exist when the Apollo crews splashed down. Nano tomographs work by bombarding nano particles with x-rays to produce 3-D images of structures that otherwise would be far too tiny to see -- or at least to see well. When Zbik got some lunar soil and a nano tomograph in the same room together, he knew that the first thing he wanted to look at were the infinitesimal glass bubbles scattered through the lunar material.

(SPECIAL: The 40th Anniversary of the Moon Landing)

The bubbles are formed the same way the larger glass beads are formed -- in the fiery heat of meteorite collisions -- but their exotic origins notwithstanding, they still ought to be built like any other bubble. That means they ought to be filled with some kind of gas. That, however, wasn't the case. "Instead of gas or vapor," says Zbik, "the lunar bubbles were filled with a highly porous network of alien-looking glassy particles that span the bubbles' interior."

Alien-looking maybe, but Zbik quickly recognized them as nano particles -- and that would explain a lot. Nano particles can become electro-statically charged, which would impart the same property to the soil, perfectly accounting for its tendency to float. They have low thermal conductivity, explaining why the lunar subsoil can get so cold so close to the surface. They are chemically active, and they are also electrically sticky, meaning that when the soil got on an astronaut's pressure suit or into the joints of his lunar tools it would be all but impossible to brush away.

Point is, that this cannot happen on the surface of the earth, due to erosion, atmosphere, and connected phenomena.

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edit: also cross-correlate with the potential, directions, and aspects within: 'lens coatings'.

[Jenci]

Posted by another bob (here)
PS: Welcome to Jenci -- so nice to see you here!

LOL, I have been spotted....and I thought I was in stealth mode.


Keep doing what you are doing, Bob. It's all good

Hi everyone

[another bob]

Posted by Jenci (here)

Posted by another bob (here)
PS: Welcome to Jenci -- so nice to see you here!

LOL, I have been spotted....and I thought I was in stealth mode.


Keep doing what you are doing, Bob. It's all good

Hi everyone

I especially liked your recent reply to Toek in the Enlightenment/Ego thread -- great stuff!

You have so much to offer!

Hugs back!

[benevolentcrow]

Welcome Jenci, hope you enjoy your stay. Happy to have you here

[PurpleLama]

I am hidden things
I am secret things
I am dark things
I am the hidden book

Posted by ViralSpiral (here)

"I Am"

I am black.
I am white.
I am all skin in between.
I am young.
I am old.
I am each age that has been.
I am scrawny.
I am well fed.
I am starving for attention.
I am famous.
I am cryptic.
I am hardly worth the mention.
I am short.
I am height.
I am any frame or stature.
I am smart.
I am challenged.
I am striving for a future.
I am able.
I am weak.
I am some strength.
I am none.
I am being.
I am thoughts.
I am all things, said and done.
I am born.
I am dying.
I am dust of humble roots.
I am grace.
I am pain.
I am labor of willed fruits.
I am a slave.
I am free.
I am bonded to my life.
I am rich.
I am poor.
I am wealth amid strife.
I am a shadow.
I am glory.
I am hiding from my shame.
I am hero.
I am loser.
I am yearning for a name.
I am empty.
I am proud.
I am seeking my tomorrow.
I am growing.
I am fading.
I am hope amid the sorrow.
I am certain.
I am doubtful.
I am desperate for solutions.
I am leader.
I am student.
I am fate and evolutions.
I am spirit.
I am voice.
I am memories not recalled.
I am chance.
I am cause.
I am effort, blocks and walls.
I am him.
I am her.
I am reasons without rhymes.
I am past.
I am nearing.
I am present in all times.
I am many.
I am no one.
I am seasoned by each being.
I am me.
I am you.
I am all souls now decreeing.
I am.
Matthew Stepanek

[PurpleLama]

Dear ulli,

It was no coincidence that my cat on the magic carpet, yesterday, reminded you of who it did. With a lump in my throat, I am recognizing the synchronicity as just this morning I have laid my beloved Calliope to rest. With a tear and a bead of sweat, it is, as indeed, it always is. It's a shame most don't understand well enough to see, that death is the ultimate in evolution. It the heart in the right place that gives us eyes to see. As her breathing stopped, she rose up to greet me, with her curly cue tail.

[PurpleLama]

There is a balance of joy, in grief. They get the joy, we get the grief. More than a small comfort.

Thank you, my friends, for making and keeping this safe space for expression.

[ulli]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)
Dear ulli,

It was no coincidence that my cat on the magic carpet, yesterday, reminded you of who it did. With a lump in my throat, I am recognizing the synchronicity as just this morning I have laid my beloved Calliope to rest. With a tear and a bead of sweat, it is, as indeed, it always is. It's a shame most don't understand well enough to see, that death is the ultimate in evolution. It the heart in the right place that gives us eyes to see. As her breathing stopped, she rose up to greet me, with her curly cue tail.

As someone who can see both worlds the shock and suffering won't knock you over like it does to many others.
Yet, no matter how advanced we may be, we all have an inner child that can't stand loss.

So as a cat lover who understands:
here is another tear for you and your loved ones.
I am so sorry.

[PurpleLama]

There are those hereabouts, who vastly underestimate the value of clarity.

[Sierra]

Squashing Purple Lama ... <McKnao trots over to Calliope to welcome her with fishies ... >

[Guest]

I'm on my way into Mexico for a couple of days
Looks like I will have some catching up
To do on a some really good posts.

Have a beautiful day

Love

Nora

[another bob]

Posted by PurpleLama (here)
There is a balance of joy, in grief. They get the joy, we get the grief.

A famous monk, who was a great teacher, died. He was best known, however, because of his chief disciple. Thousands of people came to pay homage to the monk when he died and to their amazement they found the chief disciple weeping. They were at a loss to understand him -- an unattached person should not weep, especially one who has always said that the spirit never dies! Someone came and asked,

"Why do you weep?"

The monk replied, "I cannot always live with ’whys.’ There are moments when there is no why. I am weeping, that’s all."

Still they insisted, "You have always said that the soul is immortal. Why do you weep then?"

He replied, "I still maintain that the soul is immortal. But that does not stop me from weeping."

The people asked, "Do you weep for the body?"

The monk said, "Yes, it must be for the body that I am weeping. The body, too, was beautiful and it will never be seen again. I weep for the body."

"But you are a spiritual man," they said. And the argument went on. They accused him of confusing them.

"I myself am confused," he said. "Life is such! The soul is important, but so are my tears. Such is life -- so contradictory. It exists in contradictions. I myself am confused; but I am at ease with my confusions, I am at ease with my contradictions, so I am not tense. You see my tears, you see me weeping, but I am at ease. I am relaxed. I am blissful."

[PurpleLama]

I am blissful, indeed, my friend.

It's been communicated, however far back, in this thread, or some other, I forget, that when I came into this incarnation, I "cheated", that is, I put myself ahead of the game, somehow. I still don't fully understand, and I'm not supposed to (i cheated, see?), but I appreciate it more and more every day, almost every hour or moment, even.

[Mark]

Hey Jenci!. I've been doing some reading. That Enlightenment thread is indeed on that next level. You, Bob, Jorr, it's full of folks whose wisdom and experience I appreciate. I remember reading a few pages of it back in the day before I left, but I guess I didn't feel moved to participate. Since I left, some things have shifted. I look forward to contributing to the conversation.