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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    With regard to disease and the more enlightened man I have had the opportunity of viewing the etheric energy body of quite a few different types of people.
    The more that a person is enlightened, and I use this word, here, as in when a person comes into incarnation with a higher vibration due to his/her level of spiritual attainment, the more prone he/she can be to disease, and I use this word as in the burning of the physical cell structure, due to higher energy levels flowing through the body in the form of kundalini.
    When kundalini is active in a more powerful way than just the normal flow due to evolution, it can cause things like cancers and many other serious illnesses.
    As an example I would say that David Icke has an excess flow in his lower chakra area which governs the adrenal process. This can cause things like arthritis and skin blotches and even blistering. The interesting thing about this lower chakra is that it is responsible for our will to self preservation, and courage is a result of one of it's positive qualities, something which David is sure not lacking.
    I thought I would also just mention the problem Bill mentioned about stammering. This condition is a direct result of a blockage in the parathyroid or thyroid function, it manifests due to lack of iodine in some cases but actually from the flow of energy into and out of the throat chakra. This often also happens when we fail to express ourselves in the correct manner by not saying what we should say and holding back when you should be expressing some direct information to another person.

    So when I look at David Icke I see an advanced spiritual being trying his best to make the most out of a physical body which is not always able to handle the kind of forces which flow through those who are here for a specific task. In the ancient writings there is a lot of warnings about the destructive potential of the kundalini energy and the many problems it can cause.
    Diseases like cancers of the breast, gonads, pancreas, kidneys, etc are all a result of energy blockage and due to kundalini and many can never be cured for reasons more complicated than orthodox medicine believes right now.


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    Quote Posted by Finefeather (here)
    With regard to disease and the more enlightened man I have had the opportunity of viewing the etheric energy body of quite a few different types of people.
    The more that a person is enlightened, and I use this word, here, as in when a person comes into incarnation with a higher vibration due to his/her level of spiritual attainment, the more prone he/she can be to disease, and I use this word as in the burning of the physical cell structure, due to higher energy levels flowing through the body in the form of kundalini.
    When kundalini is active in a more powerful way than just the normal flow due to evolution, it can cause things like cancers and many other serious illnesses.
    As an example I would say that David Icke has an excess flow in his lower chakra area which governs the adrenal process. This can cause things like arthritis and skin blotches and even blistering. The interesting thing about this lower chakra is that it is responsible for our will to self preservation, and courage is a result of one of it's positive qualities, something which David is sure not lacking.
    I thought I would also just mention the problem Bill mentioned about stammering. This condition is a direct result of a blockage in the parathyroid or thyroid function, it manifests due to lack of iodine in some cases but actually from the flow of energy into and out of the throat chakra. This often also happens when we fail to express ourselves in the correct manner by not saying what we should say and holding back when you should be expressing some direct information to another person.

    So when I look at David Icke I see an advanced spiritual being trying his best to make the most out of a physical body which is not always able to handle the kind of forces which flow through those who are here for a specific task. In the ancient writings there is a lot of warnings about the destructive potential of the kundalini energy and the many problems it can cause.
    Diseases like cancers of the breast, gonads, pancreas, kidneys, etc are all a result of energy blockage due to kundalini and many can never be cured for reasons more complicated than orthodox medicine believes right now.
    Rev. Desmond Tutu comes to mind as well. Thank you for that lovely post Fine Feather.

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    Disk space is cheap enough - the space needed for the entire website, including multiple geographically distributed backups, costs perhaps a few hundred dollars per year.
    Actually, Avalon costs $270 per month ($3,240 per year).

    David Icke's website, which includes his own forum, will certainly cost as much if not more.
    Heehee, i almost fell out of my chair laughing when you said how much it actually costs to run Avalon.

    Here is why......... "they" and we all know who "they" are, spend trillions upon trillions upon trillions to keep the thruth from coming out about, reality, space, consciousness, our origins, current state of technology, free energy, ET/ED and the existance of the underpantsgnomes.

    And here we are....... for 270 US dollars a month, a bunch of seriously silly interested valuable amateurs, are pulling the rug out under them, informationwise i mean by that, wether our conclusions of the current state of affairs is false or correct has yet to be seen but, imho, 270 bucks a month is cheap as dirt for balancing the scale of power in our advantage, we are doing excellent.

    Another Teehee from meehee.

    Those who do not believe in conspiracies, have obviously never thrown someone a surprise party, its not always the scale that matters to put something in perspective.

    have a nice and silly evening y'all.

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    A blast from the past when he was a sports commentator





    David worked for BBC Sport until 1990, often on Grandstand and snooker programmes, and also at the 1988 Summer Olympics, but despite his professional success – he was by then a household name – a career in television began to lose its appeal for him. He wrote in Tales from the Time Loop (2003) that he was beginning to find television workers insincere, shallow, and vicious, with rare exceptions. His contract with the BBC was terminated in August 1990 thanks to a political row, when he refused to pay his Community Charge, a controversial local tax introduced that year in England by Margaret Thatcher. He did end up paying it, but his announcement that he was willing to go to jail rather than pay prompted the BBC, by charter an impartial public-service broadcaster, to distance itself from him

    So even back then he was challenging the system

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    the words were where i am coming from, as for the toxins etc, they are out of the internal workings, i am not going through it anymore stripping out is nearly complete,rebuilding has to be done, came on avalon looking for answers,i got them, they came from self by analysing every piece of information thrown my way, and listening to what my body was telling me, have been guided to where the information required was, the following have provided, victor schauberg,nikola tesla,dr,brzinsky,dr robert o young,will spence,dr robert melamede,tye bollinger,dr robert cassilas,dr coldwell,dr mark sircus,rick simpson,shona banda,jack herer paul pantone, and last but not least adam abrahams latest guest GM he has allowed me to jion all the dots
    dont feel for me limor i am going to be okay,in fact when the job is complete(about another year) for the first time in what will be 55 yrs i will be in total controll, in balance and able to be myself, been on the breadline,been on the frontline, the most dangerous people i have met are the ones who are there to help
    my piont was david was being poisoned by mercury,when he went through the process to remove the source,he would have felt 1000 times better, he is still a magnet for every other heavy metal thats out there, removing metals is only a part of the process its the conditions inside that they have created,thats the part that needs attention, we are the ideal host for all parasites,pathogens,yeast,fungus,mould and viruses,they can only survive when the conditions are right thats acidic,metals ensure at some point this will be acheived,
    anyway i would love to meet mr icke, its about time he had his tracksuit back,i have been wearing it since 2002

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    yeah, I trust him, he seems a great guy...
    I had a little voice in my head one day 3 years ago that said: 'go and study Divid Icke..'
    does that mean I think he is 100% right? no....
    he obviously consistently believes in everything he teaches , and his interpretation of the available data is very convincing...
    but which bits are true ...we will see....

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    Quote Originally posted by fathertedmate: " dont feel for me limor i am going to be okay"
    I was feeling for you as much as I was feeling for myself, fathertedmate, I have health issues derives from toxins and from emotional issues that I held tight inside for many years, so I get what you are saying. but, let me ask you a question, This thread title is : "David Icke, do you trust him or not? "
    what I would like to know is what is your answer to that? and what do you base your judge on when deciding if a person is a reliable source of information and what would makes someone a good messanger, in your opinion?

    Cheers
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    Limor,


    Davidwhite04 started this thread not fathertedmate.

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    Limor,


    Davidwhite04 started this thread not fathertedmate.
    Limor's compassion to assist another human being reaching out to be heard, overrides what's important to someone else in this moment. She's a big heart. The world would be a different place if we had more Limors.

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    WCBD'
    I have great respect for Limor's compassion. She has edited her post and said thank you. I agree that the world would be a better place with more people like Limor in it. And never for a moment did I think my correcting a mistake was more important than Limor's compassion but thank you for pointing it out in this moment.
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    WCBD'
    I have great respect for Limor's compassion. She has edited her post and said thank you. I agree that the world would be a better place with more people like Limor in it. And never for a moment did I think my correcting a mistake was more important than Limor's compassion but thank you for pointing it out in this moment.
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    Eccentric views is something I have come to expect and even appreciate from those who are attempting to explore and unveil the furthest reaches of hidden truth. I certainly have my own fair share of "out there" viewpoints, so while I may not agree with Icke on the shapeshifting Reptilians, I don't condemn him for it.

    (Personally I think his views on the Reptilians come from his perceiving the etheric bodies of such individuals, the reptilian look is a subconsciously filtered symbol for the state of their soul, they aren't LITERALLY reptiles).

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    Quote Posted by davewhite04 (here)
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    David Icke. The rumors of his wealth debunked.

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=H0P38WEHaWU
    This video proves that he certainly is not doing it for the money. I like his sense of humour.
    Excellent, he has loads of old light bulbs which made me chuckle as I do too
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    If the world was full of David Icke's it would be a better place for sure I am not saying i do not frown when he presents some of his theories, but the majority of the time i applaud the man for his strength to brush off ridicule and still stand by his beliefs no matter how controversial they may seem.

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    Quote Posted by Finefeather (here)
    With regard to disease and the more enlightened man I have had the opportunity of viewing the etheric energy body of quite a few different types of people.
    The more that a person is enlightened, and I use this word, here, as in when a person comes into incarnation with a higher vibration due to his/her level of spiritual attainment, the more prone he/she can be to disease, and I use this word as in the burning of the physical cell structure, due to higher energy levels flowing through the body in the form of kundalini.
    When kundalini is active in a more powerful way than just the normal flow due to evolution, it can cause things like cancers and many other serious illnesses.
    As an example I would say that David Icke has an excess flow in his lower chakra area which governs the adrenal process. This can cause things like arthritis and skin blotches and even blistering. The interesting thing about this lower chakra is that it is responsible for our will to self preservation, and courage is a result of one of it's positive qualities, something which David is sure not lacking.
    I thought I would also just mention the problem Bill mentioned about stammering. This condition is a direct result of a blockage in the parathyroid or thyroid function, it manifests due to lack of iodine in some cases but actually from the flow of energy into and out of the throat chakra. This often also happens when we fail to express ourselves in the correct manner by not saying what we should say and holding back when you should be expressing some direct information to another person.

    So when I look at David Icke I see an advanced spiritual being trying his best to make the most out of a physical body which is not always able to handle the kind of forces which flow through those who are here for a specific task. In the ancient writings there is a lot of warnings about the destructive potential of the kundalini energy and the many problems it can cause.
    Diseases like cancers of the breast, gonads, pancreas, kidneys, etc are all a result of energy blockage due to kundalini and many can never be cured for reasons more complicated than orthodox medicine believes right now.
    Just from my memory, Bill was courageous enough to share an even more personal reason behind his issue with speech, that it stemmed from a past life experience, etc. What Bill is an example of in this regard is how one can carry through from a past life an issue which manifests in a later life which then provides the individual the opportunity to achieve a lesson. Not that a physical manifestation would be instantly and completely overcome, but at the other (and perhaps more central) levels of our being, especially at the soul level, a great deal of progress can be achieved. I appreciated when I read Bill's sharing of this personal information as it was an inspiration to me to work on my own as well as to seek getting in touch with my past life experiences in this regard.

    If there is anything to all this, this further supports Finefeather's view in that we experience multiple lifetimes in a process of individual spiritual evolution. What I have found through my own experience that has been kick started by those like Bill and Finefeather who have shared their own personal experiences is that I have been able to achieve (and this comes to me from others) a relatively rapid personal spiritual awakening. To me this is what Avalon is all about.

    And because of the subject of this thread, I cannot imagine a braver individual alive on earth today than David Icke. Just go back and watch some of the videos of David in the early 90s. Incredible IMO and why more than anyone on earth he has been my greatest personal inspiration source.
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    Quote Posted by Ultima Thule (here)
    One thing that ought to be considered every time one suspects a person of making money from books is this:

    You print a thousand books, 300-500 pages, they might cost you around 10 USD a piece, then you have to sell them cheaper, let´s say at 20 USD a piece to big companies that do the biggest selling and on top of that you can sell them at 30 USD via your own webstore. Let´s say you manage to sell 700 of those 1000 books, making in average 15 USD of profit per book, amounting up to 10 500 USD of profit. Substract from that taxes, marketing expenses, VAT, costs of graphic design etc. etc.

    Not much of a business - my figures might actually be quite optimistic... When printing bigger amounts you can come up with a bit bigger income, but we are definitely not talking about a gold mine here The money vs hours spent at work ratio definitely is not good in this alternative genre.


    UT

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    David writes books and he sells them - nothing wrong with that, no one should have a problem with that.

    His website has, or had yesterday, an advertisement on how to make a fortune during the 2012 financial crisis... why would you advertise that? where is the love in that? this "well he needs the money from adverts" is nonsense, he sells enough books and shows to need a few quid off an advert.

    When I see obvious scams like that on David Ickes website I question it.

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    Quote Posted by gripreaper (here)
    What about Eustice Mullins and Ezra Pound? What about Jordan Maxwell, Michael Tsarion, Michael Tellinger, Joseph Farrell, Graham Hancock, Richard Dolan, Neil Kramer, Ken Wilbur, Michael Cremo, Laura Eisenhower, Regina Meredith, Kerry Cassidy, Nassim Haramein, Eckart Tolle, Jim Marrs, Stewart Wilde, Bill Deagle, James Gilliland or Russel Means?

    And what about Bill Cooper? Never forget that Bill Cooper gave his life to bring us the truth. I'll never forget him. He was the best.
    Great message!

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    His website has, or had yesterday, an advertisement on how to make a fortune during the 2012 financial crisis... why would you advertise that? where is the love in that? this "well he needs the money from adverts" is nonsense, he sells enough books and shows to need a few quid off an advert.

    When I see obvious scams like that on David Ickes website I question it.
    Please stop banging this empty drum. Your question's been answered quite a number of times, yet you keep repeating the same thing each time you post. One could be forgiven for concluding that you do not want to hear the answers.

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    Quote Posted by Finefeather (here)
    When kundalini is active in a more powerful way than just the normal flow due to evolution, it can cause things like cancers and many other serious illnesses.

    I don't know where you are getting this from but I would think it would be the opposite....that a flow of kundalini ('normal' or otherwise)would help to prevent cancer and serious illness.


    Quote Diseases like cancers of the breast, gonads, pancreas, kidneys, etc are all a result of energy blockage due to kundalini and many can never be cured for reasons more complicated than orthodox medicine believes right now.

    Kundalini IMO...would be the energy that was getting blocked ...not kundalini being the problem and doing the blocking.



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    Default Re: David Icke: do you trust him or not?

    Quote Posted by davewhite04 (here)
    very curious as to how members on here think of this guy?

    everything he does just seems to make more money for him, and everything he does is geared towards making money.

    genuine or not

    i think not purely being because even his site contains an advert on how to become rich, you have to pay to see the videos mind...
    Yes, absolutely trust David Icke. You only have to look at his website to see what he is doing for mass awakening. He has been very succesful at speading the word and puts almost every penny back into the cause whilst living a very humble existance. He is an absolute legent IMO.
    By posing this question you are implying that you are in doubt as to whether to trust him yourself- if this is the case, what aspects of his stuff are you in doubt about?

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