Here and Now...What's Happening?

[RunningDeer]

Posted by eaglespirit (here)
Hmmm..
Spread Them Wings Villagers...Time To Soar to the Highest Heights...
Healing from the Heavens!

It's here EagleSpirit! 2014!

[Violet]

Posted by ulli (here)
[/COLOR]And now we know who killed these beautiful creatures:

Steven better not be aspiring to become a L'Oréal model:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...g-picture.html

[onawah]

Well, I am disappointed. I was ready to be impressed by your technical expertise in posting the film of your clot busting on Avalon.
No matter--it's gone, and that's the important thing.

Thanks for the feedback!
It's much easier for people receiving tunings to know if it did anything or not if they are actually in the same room, but I've never known anyone not to feel balanced and relaxed, with a reduction of pain afterward, so it's quite possible that it did help.
And people often do fall asleep, which is fine.
You're most welcome, and thanks for being a volunteer!

Posted by Dennis Leahy (here)

Posted by onawah (here)
Hey Dennis,
You are going to show us a film of your clot being busted?
Sounds exciting
I got held up again tonight by a talkative, lonely friend, but I will start the tuning around 8:45 CST.
Let me know if you feel anything!
I haven't done a lot of long distance work, so any feedback will be appreciated.
Thanks
Natalie

Hi Natalie/onawah,

OK, OK, I may have been using a television cliche hahahahha no film unfortunately. (But, I did get to see the ultrasound on the monitor.)

So, at 8:45 Central time, I laid down on the floor, pillow beneath my knees and another beneath my head, stretched my back a bit (mid back was tight from gardening), and focused on being receptive. Energy seemed to be centered at my 6th chakra (third eye), but I tried to drop into a more observational role and let that focus dissipate.

One hour later, I was awakened (by a phone call from my daughter.)

I felt good when I got up. I felt balanced, relaxed, and no pain to draw my attention to any particular spot. Was it a nap, was it a placebo, did your chakra tuning work? I don't know, but as I said, I felt good, and that was after a hard day of gardening with a leg that is stiff and a mildly injured wrist too - all seemed to disappear.

Thank you for your loving efforts and energy!

Dennis

[araucaria]

Posted by Paul (here)

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
This happens once every 823 years. August, this year, will have 5 Fridays, 5 Saturdays, and 5 Sundays. The Chinese call it “Silver pockets full.”

Hmm ... something got lost in translation to my geek brain ... I suspect that this will happen once every 7 years, on average, whenever August starts on a Friday.

For example, in the 140 year span from 1900 to 2040, it happens 20 times, on the following years:

1902
1913
1919
1924
1930
1941
1947
1952
1958
1969
1975
1980
1986
1997
2003
2008
2014
2025
2031
2036

Due to leap years moving things around, it's never exactly 7 years from one occurrence to the next, but rather 5, 6 or 11 years apart. But over the long haul, it averages once every 7 years.

Correct. Just checked 2003 and 2008.

[ThePythonicCow]

Posted by araucaria (here)
Thanks Paul
Any tidbits from that Secret Space conference you'd like to share?

Joseph P. Farrell has a good summary of his impressions of the conference at IMPRESSIONS OF THE SECRET SPACE PROGRAM/BREAKAWAY CIVILIZATION CONFERENCE

[araucaria]

Posted by Paul (here)

Posted by araucaria (here)
Thanks Paul
Any tidbits from that Secret Space conference you'd like to share?

Joseph P. Farrell has a good summary of his impressions of the conference at IMPRESSIONS OF THE SECRET SPACE PROGRAM/BREAKAWAY CIVILIZATION CONFERENCE

Very nice, thank you both.

Actually I was thinking more on the lines of reported impressions of a secret astronaut on living conditions on Zeta Reticuli, what ET's mother serves for dinner instead of M&Ms, that sort of thing. Never mind

[Billy]

My friend Jeanne just sent me her new song. Thought i would share it here the noo.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=d9PojE_5ZCk

[RunningDeer]

Updating that with this:

<3

[Nat_Lee]

I just saw this on youtube and cried 2 times in a row while watching !!!

Pure kindness !

Watch, learn and do it to !

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KkRjvzAoPfI

Kindness !
Love to you all !
Nat

[araucaria]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
Updating that with this:

<3

That pic of Einstein librating suggests to me a probably non-existent and perfectly useless unit of measure for ultra low frequencies.
One Einstein would be equal to one second per cycle.

[araucaria]

Posted by Violet (here)

Posted by ulli (here)
[/COLOR]And now we know who killed these beautiful creatures:

Steven better not be aspiring to become a L'Oréal model:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...g-picture.html

This is the ultra high-speed version of 'been there, done that, got the t-shirt'

At sports stadium's, Warhol's 15 minutes of fame lasts about three seconds these days. You have spectators in the depths of despair who start waving joyfully when they see themselves on the big screen, by which time it is (almost) too late. Some despair, some joy.

[Violet]

She's very young, 17, and she was probably too excited to think about her past pictures and whether or not L'Oréal has a protocol. Somebody (older) could have looked at the legalo-administrative side of it all for her, before she gave the yes.

There is little support (people are rejoicing in her misfortune) for this young lady but everyone makes mistakes. It's true she had aspirations of becoming a model (this was later used against her). The media ran off too quickly with her when they saw how she was liked internationally and they used her as a mascotte for so long as the Belgians were still in the game. Her boyfriend gullible accepted to give interviews in which he admitted being a bit jealous and some other private details and she gullibly accepted being photographed all the time. And when it was all over, the pink cloud sank as did everyone's support for the mascotte. It's not a nice thing to do.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by araucaria (here)

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
Updating that with this:

<3

That pic of Einstein librating suggests to me a probably non-existent and perfectly useless unit of measure for ultra low frequencies.
One Einstein would be equal to one second per cycle.

Sometimes it’s the simple that touches more profoundly than a read where one spends more time with dictionary in hand.

A simple shift in a programed belief unlocks frequency. It is my intention that something clicked for more to soar.

How about this?

<3

[genevieve]

Paula--

For some reason what you said about simple brings to mind
Dostoyevsky's novel The Idiot.

I read it as a young teenager and it has resonated through the years
at the most unexpected times.

I wonder what I'd get from it now, were I to read it again.


Wishing all you villagers well!


Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
genevieve

[RunningDeer]

Posted by genevieve (here)
Paula--

For some reason what you said about simple brings to mind
Dostoyevsky's novel The Idiot.

I read it as a young teenager and it has resonated through the years
at the most unexpected times.

I wonder what I'd get from it now, were I to read it again.


Wishing all you villagers well!


Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
genevieve

Hi genevieve,

As the years pass (and of late, months or weeks) there are books I read again for the first time. While others I say OMG! Of course!

Peace, Love, Joy and Harmony to You,
Paula <3

[araucaria]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)

Posted by genevieve (here)
Paula--

For some reason what you said about simple brings to mind
Dostoyevsky's novel The Idiot.

I read it as a young teenager and it has resonated through the years
at the most unexpected times.

I wonder what I'd get from it now, were I to read it again.


Wishing all you villagers well!


Peace Love Joy & Harmony,
genevieve

Hi genevieve,

As the years pass (and of late, months or weeks) there are books I read again for the first time. While others I say OMG! Of course!

Peace, Love, Joy and Harmony to You,
Paula <3

I’m very sorry Paula if your quote didn’t make me soar and my flippant response made you sore. Let me explain why, and maybe put something positive back into this. I of course agree that everyone is a genius of sorts, but this is something that Einstein must have been saying rather sharply in answer to a question that he was fed up of hearing. A bit like the mountaineer who was asked Why climb Everest? and answered irritably ‘Because it’s there!’ He is deliberately sucking any meaning out of the notion of genius. If you judge a fish on its ability to swim, I would find all those encountered to date to be supremely skilful, although I suppose if one studied them, there would be some that are stronger, faster, more elegant swimmers than others. But I would not describe this skill as genius in the normal sense of extraordinary talent or intellectual (creative) power. The comparison with fish is deliberately absurd. They are simply happy in their element, doing what fish do. I would take Einstein to mean that any out-of-the-ordinary achievements are simply an offshoot of being human to the full in all his undertakings, which include being wobbly on a bike, and also things like being pretty handy on the violin. In this sense, genius is not something more but something less: the ability to ‘switch off’, through music, walking, etc. One scientist even had his moments of insight while shaving, and of course Archimedes had his Eureka moment in the bath, Newton reportedly under an apple tree.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by araucaria (here)
I’m very sorry Paula if your quote didn’t make me soar and my flippant response made you sore. Let me explain why, and maybe put something positive back into this. I of course agree that everyone is a genius of sorts, but this is something that Einstein must have been saying rather sharply in answer to a question that he was fed up of hearing. A bit like the mountaineer who was asked Why climb Everest? and answered irritably ‘Because it’s there!’ He is deliberately sucking any meaning out of the notion of genius. If you judge a fish on its ability to swim, I would find all those encountered to date to be supremely skilful, although I suppose if one studied them, there would be some that are stronger, faster, more elegant swimmers than others. But I would not describe this skill as genius in the normal sense of extraordinary talent or intellectual (creative) power. The comparison with fish is deliberately absurd. They are simply happy in their element, doing what fish do. I would take Einstein to mean that any out-of-the-ordinary achievements are simply an offshoot of being human to the full in all his undertakings, which include being wobbly on a bike, and also things like being pretty handy on the violin. In this sense, genius is not something more but something less: the ability to ‘switch off’, through music, walking, etc. One scientist even had his moments of insight while shaving, and of course Archimedes had his Eureka moment in the bath, Newton reportedly under an apple tree.

I’m very sorry Paula if your quote didn’t make me soar and my flippant response made you sore.

No apologies needed, araucaria. It’s okay if you didn’t soar and I wasn't sore. I was confused whether is was about the man, the words, the bike or all three together.

I enjoyed the visual. I didn’t go heavy on analysis.

For me, it’s simply an artistic representation for anyone that got stuffed into mislabeled boxes to break free.

<3

I'm listening to this now. It didn't show up in your post.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MQFmSnG5Ets

[animovado]

Hell's breaking loose here in germany, as long as hell means a
honking fest!

[meeradas]

The workplace has seen a directed microwave attack, or so.
Interesting.
Too bad the whole business wasn't pulverized during the event.
'Cos - who needs greed?

[/cryptotalk]

[Wind]

They really did try to tarnish Blavatsky's name, but her message still holds true.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=vpiwFVzo08c