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"Rather than love, than money, than faith, than fame, than fairness, give me truth."
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
I Think Its Time for Me to Go ...
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The Rosicrucians
I haven't been silent about my admiration and respect for the brothers of the Rosy Cross. Here is a link to a "brochure" put out by a now worldwide school called the Lectorium Rosicrucianum.
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Eternal Life Resides in ...
the heart.
Despite the fact that I haven't "worked" or had a "job" in the past ... 20 or so years doesn't mean I haven't grown in my own way, and struggled for survival in my own way. The mind is a destructive instrument -- humans come together to create society to protect themselves from the elements of nature and then find out that the only element they really need protection from is humanity itself. This is a nightmare -- and no nightmare is real, by the way -- that needs waking up from. How do you wake up from a nightmare you're dreaming in your waking state? How can you wake up from the collective nightmare that humanity is dreaming for itself, called modern society? There is no escape. If you want to find a way out, there is no way out. No way out but one, that is.
The heart.
The heart is the "message in the bottle". The heart is the tree in the middle of the desert that is its own water and its own food and needs no external nourishment to grow and flourish. It is the divinity within each of us, it is entirely self-sufficient because it is the spark of god in us, it is eternal and immortal.
Many people have "accused" me of being too cerebral. Tracy, Catherine, Anthony, Jason, probably Joyce and Charity, and many, many others have accused me of being too much "in my head". Hmmm, I wonder why. Now, I know that these people were just the means of telling myself to start thinking with my heart instead of my head. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
Yes, I believe I have come to the end of my karmic cycle, that it's time for me to leave this world, so to speak -- in the same way that one wakes up from a dream. It's time for me to wake up! Reality awaits, eternity awaits, it's time to bid time goodbye.
20 years of mental exercise -- from the time I was 16 till now -- has resulted in me coming more or less to the end of my mind. What is the end of all knowledge? I can't remember who said it, I wish I could, but someone said "The end of all knowledge is to obey." To obey what?
The heart. There is only one ticket up to the higher universes, only one ticket to immortality -- that is to start living from the only part within us that is immortal -- no, not the liver, not the brain, but the heart.
Buddhists or hindus, or somebody, know that the mind can never actually know anything -- whence the entire field of epistemology that has yet to come up with a single conclusion. It is only the heart that can know.
Despite the fact that I haven't "worked" or had a "job" in the past ... 20 or so years doesn't mean I haven't grown in my own way, and struggled for survival in my own way. The mind is a destructive instrument -- humans come together to create society to protect themselves from the elements of nature and then find out that the only element they really need protection from is humanity itself. This is a nightmare -- and no nightmare is real, by the way -- that needs waking up from. How do you wake up from a nightmare you're dreaming in your waking state? How can you wake up from the collective nightmare that humanity is dreaming for itself, called modern society? There is no escape. If you want to find a way out, there is no way out. No way out but one, that is.
The heart.
The heart is the "message in the bottle". The heart is the tree in the middle of the desert that is its own water and its own food and needs no external nourishment to grow and flourish. It is the divinity within each of us, it is entirely self-sufficient because it is the spark of god in us, it is eternal and immortal.
Many people have "accused" me of being too cerebral. Tracy, Catherine, Anthony, Jason, probably Joyce and Charity, and many, many others have accused me of being too much "in my head". Hmmm, I wonder why. Now, I know that these people were just the means of telling myself to start thinking with my heart instead of my head. "As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
Yes, I believe I have come to the end of my karmic cycle, that it's time for me to leave this world, so to speak -- in the same way that one wakes up from a dream. It's time for me to wake up! Reality awaits, eternity awaits, it's time to bid time goodbye.
20 years of mental exercise -- from the time I was 16 till now -- has resulted in me coming more or less to the end of my mind. What is the end of all knowledge? I can't remember who said it, I wish I could, but someone said "The end of all knowledge is to obey." To obey what?
The heart. There is only one ticket up to the higher universes, only one ticket to immortality -- that is to start living from the only part within us that is immortal -- no, not the liver, not the brain, but the heart.
Buddhists or hindus, or somebody, know that the mind can never actually know anything -- whence the entire field of epistemology that has yet to come up with a single conclusion. It is only the heart that can know.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
I Googled "Help with Spiritual Awakening"
... and this is what I got
They all apply to me (the "twelve signs of spiritual awakening"), but, I just read number 12, and ... wow!
#12. A deep longing to go Home. This is perhaps the most difficult and challenging of any of the conditions. You may experience a deep and overwhelming desire to leave the planet and return to Home. This is not a "suicidal" feeling. It is not based in anger or frustration. You don't want to make a big deal of it or cause drama for yourself or other. There is a quiet part of you that wants to go Home. The root cause for this is quite simple. You have completed your karmic cycles. You have completed your contract for this lifetime. You are ready to begin a new lifetime while still in this physical body. During this transition process, you have an inner remembrance of what it is like to be on the other side. Are you ready to enlist for another tour of duty here on Earth? Are you ready to take on the challenges of moving into the New Energy? Yes, indeed you could go Home right now. But you've come this far, and after many, many lifetimes it would be a shame to leave before the end of the movie. Besides, Spirit needs you here to help others transition into the new energy. They will need a human guide, just like you, who has taken the journey from the old energy into the new. The path you're walking right now provides the experiences to enable you to become a Teacher of the New Divine Human. As lonely and dark as your journey can be at times, remember that you are never alone.
They all apply to me (the "twelve signs of spiritual awakening"), but, I just read number 12, and ... wow!
#12. A deep longing to go Home. This is perhaps the most difficult and challenging of any of the conditions. You may experience a deep and overwhelming desire to leave the planet and return to Home. This is not a "suicidal" feeling. It is not based in anger or frustration. You don't want to make a big deal of it or cause drama for yourself or other. There is a quiet part of you that wants to go Home. The root cause for this is quite simple. You have completed your karmic cycles. You have completed your contract for this lifetime. You are ready to begin a new lifetime while still in this physical body. During this transition process, you have an inner remembrance of what it is like to be on the other side. Are you ready to enlist for another tour of duty here on Earth? Are you ready to take on the challenges of moving into the New Energy? Yes, indeed you could go Home right now. But you've come this far, and after many, many lifetimes it would be a shame to leave before the end of the movie. Besides, Spirit needs you here to help others transition into the new energy. They will need a human guide, just like you, who has taken the journey from the old energy into the new. The path you're walking right now provides the experiences to enable you to become a Teacher of the New Divine Human. As lonely and dark as your journey can be at times, remember that you are never alone.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Antkiller!
For those of you using the new Splenda sugar substitute which you can buy at Costco, let me tell you what
a great ant killer it is. We were having bigtime ant problems here. At night they would eat the leaves off our
grapefruit, lemon, lime and and orange trees. They would travel in single file a hundred feet or more from
the source of the goodies to the nest holes in the ground. Many excavations including several right next to
the foundation of the house. Well, I read where Splenda started out as an ant killer and when they discovered
how sweet it was they turned it into a sugar substitute. Poisonous for ants but not for humans???
See my page at www.detailshere.com/splenda.htm for why you don't want to use it as a sugar substitute. Right
in there with sacharin and aspartame. But I did try it out on all the ant nest entrances. Bingo, GONE. I can't find
any trace of ants or fresh dirt being removed or more leaves disappearing. Apparently the took it inside the nest
from the entrance and it did a whammy on them.
Costco also sells PureVia www.purevia.com which is a Stevia plant based product, also zero calories but
no detrimental effects. I understand Coke and Pepsi are planning to come out with a diet drink using stevia
for the sweetener. Still doesn't account for the phosphoric acid in the these pop products that's stripping the
calcium from your bones and giving you sponge bones that are brittle and easily broken as well as turning your
body acid which opens it up to all kinds of diseases. One 12 ounce coke at pH4.0 will require 32 glasses of
pH 10.5 water to neutralize it. One 12 ounce coke a day will also put 8 pounds of fat on your body in a year.
Interesting. I'm becoming very fond of lemonade sweetened with Stevia.
From detailshere.com
a great ant killer it is. We were having bigtime ant problems here. At night they would eat the leaves off our
grapefruit, lemon, lime and and orange trees. They would travel in single file a hundred feet or more from
the source of the goodies to the nest holes in the ground. Many excavations including several right next to
the foundation of the house. Well, I read where Splenda started out as an ant killer and when they discovered
how sweet it was they turned it into a sugar substitute. Poisonous for ants but not for humans???
See my page at www.detailshere.com/splenda.htm for why you don't want to use it as a sugar substitute. Right
in there with sacharin and aspartame. But I did try it out on all the ant nest entrances. Bingo, GONE. I can't find
any trace of ants or fresh dirt being removed or more leaves disappearing. Apparently the took it inside the nest
from the entrance and it did a whammy on them.
Costco also sells PureVia www.purevia.com which is a Stevia plant based product, also zero calories but
no detrimental effects. I understand Coke and Pepsi are planning to come out with a diet drink using stevia
for the sweetener. Still doesn't account for the phosphoric acid in the these pop products that's stripping the
calcium from your bones and giving you sponge bones that are brittle and easily broken as well as turning your
body acid which opens it up to all kinds of diseases. One 12 ounce coke at pH4.0 will require 32 glasses of
pH 10.5 water to neutralize it. One 12 ounce coke a day will also put 8 pounds of fat on your body in a year.
Interesting. I'm becoming very fond of lemonade sweetened with Stevia.
From detailshere.com
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Things are about to go nuclear.
2010 the movie is about spiritual illumination -- a star being born -- just like Truman show (the story of my life).
2010 is turning out to be a crunch time year for me -- a year where I put my knowledge, slowly but surely acquired over 20 years, to the test. Spiritual tests are tests of the hardest kind. I think about Blavatsky's comment, buried somewhere in the pages of Isis Unveiled, that spiritual awakening is the hardest thing to do in the universe. But, I'm reminded of the first few words (and the chorus) of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" song -- it seems like my whole life has been "training", "preparation" for this experience, this moment. Am I going to drop the ball? Um ... traveling from one state of consciousness to another, from one state of being to another, is not something I had consciously planned for this life. But, the moment is at hand. "You can do anything you set your mind to, man."
Hello to the Brothers RC.
2010 is turning out to be a crunch time year for me -- a year where I put my knowledge, slowly but surely acquired over 20 years, to the test. Spiritual tests are tests of the hardest kind. I think about Blavatsky's comment, buried somewhere in the pages of Isis Unveiled, that spiritual awakening is the hardest thing to do in the universe. But, I'm reminded of the first few words (and the chorus) of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" song -- it seems like my whole life has been "training", "preparation" for this experience, this moment. Am I going to drop the ball? Um ... traveling from one state of consciousness to another, from one state of being to another, is not something I had consciously planned for this life. But, the moment is at hand. "You can do anything you set your mind to, man."
Hello to the Brothers RC.
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
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