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Title: Loosh and our world Post by ross on May 21st, 2015 at 1:57pm
Is the real purpose of life is to just produce loosh? Everyone here probably already read Far Journey, so I presume that you know what I am talking about.
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on May 21st, 2015 at 2:57pm
Hello:
To whatever degree the Loosh story is true, I would say that we existed at the spirit/soul level before we got involved with a World where Loosh is collected. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by BillB on May 24th, 2015 at 4:41pm ross wrote on May 21st, 2015 at 1:57pm:
No. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on May 31st, 2015 at 11:31am
If you've read all of Monroe's books and read the two biographies about him, you will see that he went through some major belief changes over the years.
In general, there seemed to be a lot of fear at the beginning, but it gradually got less and less towards the end of his life. He as a person gradually became more "spiritual" and love based as well. If older, wiser Bob had received the loosh rote, it probably would have been interpreted differently than it was at the time he did receive it. Loosh may be a metaphor for pure Love and the harvesters may be our "Disks", I-Theres, Spirits or whatever you prefer to call our Expanded self level of being. So, in a sense, these lifetimes ARE all about loosh gathering, as so much of this whole process is about remembering, opening up to, and facilitating greater love. Ultimately, it's all about consciously remembering and living in the full Unity/Oneness consciousness. There can be many secondary reasons, and for some it's not about this yet (the very immature consciousnesses), but speaking generally about the process and the majority, it seems to be a primary or core reason. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by BillB on Jun 5th, 2015 at 7:07pm
In addition, is one focusing too much on one small aspect of the cosmic environment. One could look at our own lives and conclude it's all about death ultimately, or it's about about the best food, or it's all about making lots of money... or it's all about American values, or whatever
To me it appears to depend on how one views the grand scene of things (how cynically). Does one miss the forest for seeing one tree and then never notice all the other species of plants in that forest. I don't think one can boil the whole point of the universe down to one thing even if it did pop out of one of Bob's books. Again, that presumes mankind even has the capacity to even begin to try and do that. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jun 6th, 2015 at 1:07am
I can see Monroe's loosh rote reads as far out, but its not really. Its not an interpretation; its actual; but it leaves a lot out that would reveal a fuller, rounder and more natural picture. I expect like some I would have thought it is false or a poor interpretation or something, except that I've seen the loosh business, what it is, how its made, refined, harvested, used and so on. I expect that sounds far out too, even on a far out website like this one! Monroe was right but he was describing someone else's communication to him, and doing so accurately, but he was not describing his own seeing and understanding of the loosh operation. Personally I don't like the term loosh, although it is accurately descriptive - like the word moo is to a cow's moo. The word suits an external or objective view of the substance and its processing, like a machine might sound from afar, but it sounds different to the sound that its parts sound like within each of them. Subjectively, from within the Earth life system, and from within the living parts or units, like within each of us, loosh is more like stress, or rather, like stress-energy being created, that is, stress of all grades and sorts, from most coarse and physical stresses to the most fine and spiritual stresses. Loosh is normal ethric/prana/chi/Mfield/bio-energy/vitality getting processed through stress/sufferings/dilemmas experienced by the unit and comes out refined and more potent than it was before in its natural state. The degree of refinement corresponds with the degree of coarseness or fineness of the stress experienced by the unit, which roughly speaking ranges from grossly physical, through emotional, mental, spiritual. As we as individuals develop in our fineness, fineness of consciousness, and our problems/dilemmas/sufferings/stress become capable of being finer in grade, so we refine natural vitality into a finer and more potent product. It is harvested via "wind pipes" or "breathing" of other beings. There is an overall system, and lots of lesser systems parasiting off of it, just like a great food production factory that makes food for people, can have the mice living in it eating the crumbs, the birds living on the roof eating the scraps out the back, the cockroaches in the crevices and dark places, the rats living off the waste down the waste pipes, etc. So too, the great stress/conflict/dilemmas of life-universal and its greatest overall benefit and purpose, is sort of parasited off by countless other lesser life systems, that are parts of the overall system. Loosh is not love, but it is related to love in that as the unit becomes more loving and utilises more love in its life and stresses, it then produces a more refined loosh. But as said, subjectively, from our perspective loosh is subjectively known like stress of various grades and kinds, from most physical to stresses of soul, heart and conscience. And also, the production of loosh should not be considered a big issue, in fact, it is beside the point of our life and living. Just like the life of the mouse in the factory, although it lives in the factory, the mouse's life and all his issues are irrelevant to the greater factory and its productions and servicing to the wider community. So too, the overall production of loosh that results from life is not of concern to us and our life, even though we are part of the system. We make other substances too, even what we call waste, but its useful to some other life, but its not the only purpose of our living. Our purpose is to our soul; all the other purposes are incidental. But, of course, the loosh business is interesting as a subject of thought and amusement and to those who are aware of it. In its essence, at its very base, it is to do with relationship between the elements. I mean the occult ones, fire, earth, air and water, not the periodic ones. It is the coming together of these elements within a freewilled soul immersed in a world of illusion, insulated from greater truth and from true and complete perspective, that produces conditions for production of refined vitality. Looking at it basically, when fire and matter come together they burn, and heat and light, and also smoke is made. Smoke is incomplete combustion. It is that, on every level of being, from the coarsest and most physical stresses of the body upon the soul, through to the most fine and spiritual stresses of heart and conscience, where fire/spirit and substance/all grades of matter/energy come together, and where there is incomplete combustion, as it exists upon that particular plane of the stress, that is the making of loosh in its grade according to the plane. Loosh is smoke, but in an occult sense. Every plane has its kind of smoke. The smoke that results from stress, in all its grades and kinds, and on all its respective planes. Stress is a type of fire, but people can't see it. It is the sensation of fire not fully combusting the material it is burning and making smoke according to that plane. But these behaviours of the elements and how they work in nature and within life units are occult, or not seen by most people. In regard to this loosh business, the purpose of living is our own, and is of the soul and its development and realisation of itself, and although the production of refined vitality(loosh) through experience of grades of stress is part of an overall system of which we are incidentally involved, all that matters to us as individuals is that we live our own lives as right and best as we can by those around us. There is nothing else to be concerned about.
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jun 7th, 2015 at 6:51pm
Pretty much every higher level, expanded source that i've come across, has put a huge emphasis on love as a prime reason and purpose for all of this.
So hasn't my own guidance. However, love is a really big and multi-faceted concept represented by a tiny little word. As the Being that got channeled through Bob's wife, Nancy, communicated in one of his books, most humans have a very limited conception of what love is about. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jun 28th, 2015 at 2:03pm
How can one build "escape velocity" and get out of this world? According to Bob, most people stay here and never leave.
I would like to know how to gain enough escape velocity, can someone please help me? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 2bets on Jun 28th, 2015 at 8:48pm
We could start with these --
purify our physical presence by eating organic, etc; strengthen our spiritual connections with meditation and prayer; apologize to those we've wronged and owe no one anything; find what gives us joy and make it part of our lives. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jun 29th, 2015 at 11:53am
Consider some of the things said in the fairly recent "Spiritual Conditioning" thread. I don't believe the "never leave" portion of the below is accurate.
ross wrote on Jun 28th, 2015 at 2:03pm:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Rondele on Jun 29th, 2015 at 7:02pm
1796 had a good answer: "all that matters to us as individuals is that we live our own lives as right and best as we can by those around us. There is nothing else to be concerned about."
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jun 30th, 2015 at 1:23pm
Roger, you referred to what 1796 said, and then compared the quality of what he says to what others say. Does that seem to be in line with what he said?
Albert rondele wrote on Jun 29th, 2015 at 7:02pm:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 3rd, 2015 at 12:51am
So, all of us existed prior to coming to earth, that I do believe. How did our consciousness get created? Bob stated that there is no beginning or ending in the other (spiritual) world.
Has anyone astral projected and went to visit their birth place (like Bob did)? What did these places look like? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 4th, 2015 at 11:44am
Ross: "How did our consciousness get created? Bob stated that there is no beginning or ending in the other (spiritual) world. ... Has anyone astral projected and went to visit their birth place (like Bob did)? What did these places look like?"
cb: Consciousness is the result of friction between spirit and matter. Where spirit penetrates matter, consciousness results. Matter here refers to all energies coarser than spirit; to all energetic/material existence below God. God interpenetrates all existence. Consciousness is as pervasive as existence. Consciousness was/is created simultaneously with existence. Consciousness is the animation of all things, even of the atom and the universe, and of everything in between. Robert Monroe may have visited a location where he previously resided, but he did not visit his soul's birth place. Ross: "How can one build "escape velocity" and get out of this world? According to Bob, most people stay here and never leave. ... I would like to know how to gain enough escape velocity, can someone please help me?" cb: It is true that most are trapped here for longer than is comprehensible. Eternity is a fitting word. There is only one way out. Bets said it: "apologize to those we've wronged and owe no one anything" But the concept of debt, or of owing, belongs to every level of our being, from gross material to soul, and exists in every form of mental-emotional-behavioural exchange and therefor bond that can occur between people. "Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. ... For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." JC Matthew 6 For God is within you and what you express of Him to others, moves through your self. And what you do not express of Him to others, does not move through your self. Every thought and feeling that we have is a package or construction of metal and emotional substance. When we think and/or feel it, it is passing through our consciousness and being energised by our consciousness. And when we cease thinking it and/or feeling it then it has gone forth out the front of our being and circulates around to settle into the rear of our being, in the subconscious. As it loses vitality it itches the back of the consciousness, like someone scratching on the back door, and then we let it in again, into our consciousness and we think/feel it again, it gets re-energised and then it passes out the front again. Every thought and feeling we have ever had exists in the subconscious, even back to our first life. This circulating of mental-emotional packages (and associated behaviour) is the piston strokes in the engine of our personality. Only love and forgiveness dissolves these packages and returns their substance to their respective energetic plane. Not love or forgiveness for self as the psychologists/counsellors and new agers encourage, for that is not love, but only love and forgiveness for others. Only when we have dissolved all such packages by love/forgiveness for others do we graduate from the Earth school system. Also, every thought, emotion, feeling, that we have towards another person is a package that intermeshes with that other person, and their thoughts and feelings intermesh with ours. The two mental-emotional packages mix together like two coil springs entangled and the two coil springs circulate through both their consciousnesses, life after life, binding the two souls together until that bond is dissolved by true love and forgiveness and sets free their souls. Christianity is an accelerated graduation system that enables people to graduate from the Earth school. The teachings and doctrines of Christianity have provided all the requirements for individual graduation. A lot have graduated over 2000 years, many more are graduating now and in coming centuries, but these are just a few in comparison to those billions who reject the method of graduation and are stuck here, circulating through the Earth school system, life after life, forever. And there is an interesting double sided effect with Christianity. The spirit of love for Earth is not a human feeling that we have, but is a living conscious spirit, an entity of its own, that surrounds the Earth and circulates through hearts of people when we call on it and tune our hearts with it, and it is our only saviour, our only way to graduate from the Earth school system. And this spirit of love either saves our soul or condemns it; not by its choice, but by our choice. For if we accept it into our heart and live by its teachings of love and forgiveness for others, and if we accept the origin, nature and teacher of that love and of its power to heal and liberate, then we graduate with a liberated and self-realised soul. But those who are exposed to Christianity and reject it for an alternative love and method, no matter how true and caring they may portray their alternative love to be, they are condemned to be stuck here in this world for as long as they hold out, which can easily be forever. The only alternative to true love is false love. False love is pretended love, or deluded love. False love cringes from true love, even from the mention of the name of its teacher. False love has no ability to heal or liberate, only to delude and to further embed the soul into the Earth system. Only true love provides graduation and saves the soul from cycling within the Earth system for eternity, and Jesus taught and demonstrated true love, and was the personification of that living conscious spirit of love that surrounds the Earth. Why would some who know the story of Jesus, and who say their love is true, cringe from the teacher who brought the concept of universal love to Earth and who demonstrated love's power? and why would they refuse to acknowledge him as their teacher and as their saviour from their self, or why would they appear to choke on their words when they minimally acknowledge him? Only because their love is false, is hatred in disguise. True love can acknowledge its teacher. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 5th, 2015 at 5:48pm
1796:
I'm responding to the last paragraph you wrote. I'm doing so without really thinking about it. Whatever comes to mind. When we were created we were given free will. In order to have the option of choosing God's love (I don't mean an old man in the sky), we also have to have the option of not choosing it. God's love is in line with traits such as humility and grattitude. I once heard a well known new age teacher speak of his understanding "I am God." This felt wrong to me even though I believe we are all pieces of God, because this teacher didn't seem to feel humility towards the God that used many pieces of himself to create all of us. People who think like the just mentioned teacher might have a basic loving feeling towards others, but if they aren't interested in acknowledging the existence of the being who made their existence possible, and aren't interested in sharing love with that being, how far will they get spiritually? Here is where Eastern teachings often fall short. The followers of such teachings often don't acknowledge the existence of the being that made their existence possible. Especially Buddhism. Sometimes Buddhism doesn't even acknowledge the existence of Souls. Christianity on the other hand, Fundamentalist weaknesses asside, acknowledges the existence of a divine creator. My feeling is that until a Soul seeks to share love and Oneness with God completely, such a Soul won't spritually progress as much as possible? I believe Jesus understood/understands about unifying with God. He wasn't about saying "I'm God" while not acknowledging the One who got everything started. I've found that having a humble and open-hearted attitude towards God is a key part of growing spiritually. Yet I don't believe that God is a being who wants to be worshiped. He is beyond such a narcissistic yearning, as found in the many Eastern gurus who have allowed themselves to be placed on a pedestal and treated in a worshipfull way. I say all this with the thought that God existed in his full glory before my Soul was created. The essence of my being was within God's being from the start, but not my uniqueness. That came into being only after God enabled it to do so. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 5th, 2015 at 10:07pm
Yes, I agree with you Albert.
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 6th, 2015 at 12:28am
Greetings,
Thank you for answering my question. I am really not sure what to think about religion. I do believe in God, however, I am skeptical about the true purpose of religion. If you read the last paragraph about Loosh from far journey, it stated that, "From experience, the Collectors have evolved an entire technology with complementary tools for the harvesting of Loosh from the Type 4M units. The most common have been named love, friendship, family, greed, hate, pain, guilt, disease, pride, ambition, ownership, possession, sacrifice—and on a larger scale, nations, provincialism, wars, famine, religion, machines, freedom, industry, trade, to list a few. Loosh production is higher than ever before . . . As you can see, it clearly stated that religion has been one of the instruments that is utilized to extract loosh from the inhabitants from this earth. Please do not take offense, as i am asking this question because I really don't know what to believe. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 6th, 2015 at 11:59am
Perhaps one thing they might collect is worship energy. As I said in my earlier post, I don't believe that God is a being who wants to be worshiped. Why would a vast, perhaps infinite being of love, want worship energy? At that level of being such neediness doesn't exist.
When I feel divine love it doesn't feel like worship energy. If a parasitical being collected a sufficient amount of divine love, it would probably be inspired to give up its parasitical ways. When teenagers worship a pop star, that energy doesn't have anything to do with divine love. Perhaps one of the reasons God used his being to create us is so he would have someone to share love and the joy of existence with. Such love and joy has nothing to do with being treated in a worshipful way. Perhaps it is best to think of God as a good friend, rather than a dictator you better obey or else. The existence of a prime creator doesn't become an unreality because some people have claimed that such a being is someone to fear. I don't believe that Jesus thought in such a way. He did understand that our future is largely based on what we create for ourselves. The "as you sow so you reap" principle isn't about being punished by a dictator like being. ross wrote on Jul 6th, 2015 at 12:28am:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 6th, 2015 at 9:41pm
There are right and wrong, or healthy and unhealthy ways to do everything, even love, prayer, worship.
Re. worship. We should worship only Truth. Truth is how things are; is what is; is reality; is existence; is the sum-total of all facts, all things and forces. Facts are units of Truth. Nothing exists above, beyond or outside of truth, for if it exists it is part of truth. We should have no preference except for truth, whatever truth may be. When we worship truth and value truth above all else, we tune our self with truth, and that expands our self, our consciousness, our soul, and makes us receptive to truth, and we come to be able to see the truth as it is, and know the truth. We should hold on to truth for all its worth, for truth is sanity. Truth is our expansion and liberation. God is the sum-total of all things, with purpose. And that purpose, crudely put, is the benefit to all things of their living. God is absolute; nothing is outside of God, or beyond or higher than God. God is constant, does not fluctuate. If God fluctuated then God would not be continually absolute. God is all pervasive. There is no place where God is not. All existence, all things, all forces, all consciousness and intelligences are combined in God. Only freewill has the ability to shut God out of itself by ignoring conscience, and ignoring love; but can only shut out the will of God and love of God, but cannot shut out the life of God which is everywhere. Or, through prayer and faith and love, freewill can let the will and light and love of God into itself, and live them out in life, and know expansion, liberation, purpose. Worshipping God and worshipping Truth is the same worship. Worship is paying homage. The word homage is from Latin homo + age, meaning man + time. Paying homage is giving of self and time to the worship of truth; spending time pondering and contemplating truth; ensuring we value truth above all else, whatever truth may be. Worship done right, does no harm, only good; there is no detriment in it, only benefit. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 7th, 2015 at 12:50am
Where do the graduates of our earth life experience go? Monroe stated that they become a super-being or some sort. What can graduates do? Has anyone here met a graduate?
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 7th, 2015 at 5:04am
They can go anywhere that a realised soul can go.
They can do anything that a realised soul can do. Yes. There are not many graduates in comparison to the number of souls involved in the Earth system. There are higher levels on the astral planes where souls are living their final lives and are in process of tying up loose ends before departing. If you can astral travel properly then you can visit those higher planes and see the histories of souls there, like which races, nations and religions they have come through and how they developed themselves and got to where they are. People who think themselves "spiritual-but-not-religious" and "humanitarian atheists" and think they are western society's cultural elite would be surprised and red faced to see the history of such souls and how they got to where they are. And there is far more to see when out of the body than the few myriad of astral planes that circumvent the earth. Some souls drop out of the Earth system before completion, or try to, then come back due to dissatisfaction of not finishing. Most are cycling through their lives, including their astral lives, with little awareness of the overall purpose and process, and most will keep doing that for the foreseeable future because they cannot bring themselves to adjust their attitude. They fear and deny truth and shy from the light of God. They prefer their own fanciful truth and darkness, so they will stay here forever, in and out of lives and deaths and sufferings, and petty satisfactions, and perhaps never knowing everlasting life. But God's light and love will last as long as freewill can hold out, so although suffering can be eternal, turning around is always possible, even to eternity. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by doodad on Jul 7th, 2015 at 9:41am Quote:
Very interesting post. Can you elaborate on this point just a bit? Are you speaking of graduating from our "earth physical life/lives" or from the "focus levels" altogether? Watched a video of William Buhlman the other day. He says that when he passes over he doesn't want to waste time with all the illusionary consensus realities. He's going to demand "higher self now". Guess I'm shallow, but I've never astral traveled or OBEd (not sure I want to) and I'd like to experience all there is, excluding the hell realms of course. Doesn't seem to me that "wasting time" has any meaning in eternity. :) Another thought occurs to me. Is there some sort of endgame? We speak of the "earth system". In a couple billion years, this planet will be uninhabitable. The sun is going to eventually boil off the oceans and leave Earth as a charred ball of rock, if not swallow it whole. What happens to our earth astral system over deep time? Might be a little bleak for the late bloomers and those who won't graduate. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:05am
@1796 - Very well - I can't wait to graduate, although I don't think I am anywhere near that stage, yet.
Can people astral travel together? I know it's possible to go out of our bodies, because I had an out of body experience before, and that's when I realized there is more to life than death (there is no death after all). However, I cannot manage to travel to the other planes and places, as I only had an out of body experience only once (consciously speaking). How about someone come and pick me up?? So we can travel together as a group. I want to get my power animal and spirit tools so bad :'( - i don't even know what they are. Thinking about visiting a shaman to help me out here. Can shaman provide their services 'remotely' from anywhere, technically speaking? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:43am
I am speaking of graduation from the entire Earth system, which includes its astral or subtle planes. The system is similar to the layers of an onion.
As I understand it, most near graduation do not consciously OBE/astral travel. Being able to consciously leave the body can be related to spiritual attainment but is not necessarily an indicator of it. Some do and some don't; it is not really an issue. For me it is a bit of a quirk of makeup that resulted from the coming together of consequences from some past experiences and conditioning. I am not a particularly spiritual type, or I don't think so anyway. It happens for me even when I don't mean it to, sometimes during prayer, sometimes during sleep or meditation, sometimes not at all for long periods, and sometimes I am "stretched out" and flexible for long periods and able to do it simultaneously with going about normal business. I seldom try any more, just accept it as it comes. I think many more people could do it with right training. But most people have more important things to do, like attend to their families, relationships, studies, work and life duties, which should not be neglected for occult hobbies. The condition of the heart centre is the only measurement of a person's spirituality. The condition of the other centres and any occult abilities don't count, all that counts is the condition of the heart centre, for upon the heart's condition rides the condition of all the other centres. The Earth is likely to last a long time. It is still young. If by chance it were to be destroyed it would be no great problem. When a school is destroyed the children are just moved to another school. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 7th, 2015 at 12:20pm
I can't say that I'm able to travel astrally anytime I want. Pretty much every time I have done so it served a purpose.
I used to do so with all the effects (vibrational state etc.), but no longer. Now such experiences start from a lucid dream or while meditating without the effects. I don't have much of an interest in exploring the astral realms. I'm interested in what lies beyond. I believe 1796 is correct when he speaks of the heart. I've found that the more I've let go of baggage and opened my self to God's existence, the more my heart has expanded. Of course I don't mean my physical heart. It feels as if my whole upper body area opens up to divine love and such. I believe it is possible for a person to be good at astral techniques without having an open heart. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 7th, 2015 at 1:20pm
Ross:
I've thought of something else. I've found that our spiritual progress often doesn't take place in the way we expect. We can't determine whether a lot of OBEs are right for us, simply because they are right for someone else. Perhaps Bruce Moen's "Afterlife Knowledge Guidebook" might be helpful to you (his 5th book). I don't know enough about Shamanic approaches to say anything about them. ross wrote on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:05am:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by BillB on Jul 7th, 2015 at 7:03pm
Isn't that the human way, the Western way? We wish to demonstrate progress, results, demonstration of performance.
How do you measure the progress of a tree, or a garden? By it's fruits. Why is it taking so long? I should see it by now if it's working.... The fruits come forth in their season. If it is a human body that creation has given you now, why do you measure progress as the ability to leave it? Where did that idea really come from? Simply wishing to escape this life? Or, is it like a young child looking in the mirror. I can't wait to be a grown up, only to find youth disappeared with all its simple wonders and now one has a dull job. Oh to be young again. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:30pm
Exactly; some very good points, Bill and Recov.
We cannot gauge a person's spiritual ability by their ability to go out of body. OOBEs can be enabled by spiritual ability, but there are more spiritual people around than can leave their bodies. We can't even gauge a person's spirituality by their words and behaviour. Although I have made significant efforts at my development, I am very average as a man, little different from most. I am even quite the contrary of what is considered good and spiritual by many people. But neither do I think spirituality is worn like a badge. It is a quiet thing. If anything, it can be detected by what comes from us, I mean our influence, our effects on others, whether our effects on others are beneficial or detrimental in a real sense; these are our fruits. But even a spiritual soul may, at a particular time or during a particular life, be giving forth little fruit. The simpleton, the neurotic, the seeming nasty or criminal, the dysfunctional down and out tramp, the humble church goer, the thoughtful atheist, the business man, the labourer, the person struggling with gambling, drinking, anger, or some other problem, almost anyone could be a generally spiritually advanced soul while resolving a particular aspect of themselves during this life. A soul often leaves much of itself out of the incarnation and manifests only its problematic aspects to be resolved. Just like when we go into a class in school we only take out our books relevant to the subject of that class, and we leave our books of other subjects closed and in their place. Conversely, a person may seem to be quite spiritual and have it all together while they are refining certain achievements, but in their soul are mountains of troubles awaiting their time to be resolved through lives that will appear quite unspiritual. Just like a person may be accomplished at some subjects but lack understanding and accomplishment at others. We may be seeing a soul only at their best or worst, and they may have other aspect that are quite different to what we see, even to what they themselves are aware of at the time. Lives are like posts on internet forums like this, with each post being part of a thread with a theme. So too, going back through our lives we have those lives that were themed with our current life, and we may have series of lives with different themes. Something like a string of beads with many different colours, and looking along the string we see beads of the same colours. The beads of the same colours and like lives of related themes. When younger I used to suffer a lot with why I would leave the body and other things which many consider spiritual, and why I had spiritual yearnings, but was also aggressive and confrontational, and why people who I knew were genuinely good people could not do what I could do. Then during one of my out of body experiences when I was desperate to know why I am "unusual" and contradictory, I was taken up above the earth and shown the course of all my lives, as a silver trail over the globe and going back through time over thousands of years. Along the trail were occasional nodes of light. These were pivotal points along my development which had had lasting effects. I dipped into each node and saw that life and what the pivotal experience was. Most were not what one would normally think of as spiritually developing experiences, although admittedly a few were, and their was usually an effort in me to learn from experiences. And each of the pivotal life experiences on their own would not have caused a great shift of development much different from most other people. But in combination with each other the repercussions or consequences of them all came together in this life to enable certain abilities like out of body experiences. So the repercussions of the pivotal experiences coming together now are something like the tumblers of a lock being turned to the right place at the same time and the lock opens. Between the lives that showed as pivotal nodes were streams of many more lives that were average and ordinary, doing things both right and wrong and solving and collecting problems, as we all do. Some of the trail was blacked out so that I could not access it, for there were lives there that knowledge of them would not assist me now. This is why I don't take credit for my abilities, for I did not intend them or strive to develop them, not until they started to emerge in this life, then I started developing them. But aside from them, I am fairly ordinary in most ways, except for the knowledge that has come from them. cb |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 8th, 2015 at 12:18am ross wrote on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:05am:
I certainly won't come and hover around you while you meditate trying to leave your body. I have enough to do. I doubt anyone else will either. Our progress is our own. God is our best helper. You are fortunate to have had that one experience. That might be all you are enabled. Perhaps there are more important things for you to attend to at this present time? I have met sharman/witchdoctor/magician types while out of body. They are only found on the lower planes. From what I have seen of them they are not greatly efficient or knowledgeable. Dreamers and drug takers mostly, so they don't achieve much. Although I met a magician who was quite powerful. We had a little run-in. He was stronger than me at the time of our first encounter, but I have learnt a little more since then. He and his kind are not very pleasant, and their living is tiresome for them and their future is bleak unless individually they make changes, and come to the light, so to speak. They are in an awkward situation, continually trying to offset their karma, but they can't do so forever, and when it comes upon them it is most unpleasant. There are criminal organisations everywhere. But no worthwhile reward comes from joining them. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 8th, 2015 at 7:28am ross wrote on Jul 7th, 2015 at 11:05am:
Yes, certainly. Some years ago I astral travelled many times with another person. To her they were all dreams; but I experienced them as out of body excursions. Her dreams and my excursion were identical. We attended many out of body classes and lessons, and would compare notes afterwards, which were always the same, except that mine were more detailed because I could remember them more clearly. We attended classes on character and psychology and its relation to health and disease and to anatomy and physiology, and lessons on human relations, particularly our own. Most of my earlier out of body excursions through the 80's & 90's were to attend classes, lessons and educations. Most were personal lessons but many were group educations where I am usually the only one conscious and others are dreaming or unconscious. Class numbers vary from a few to hundreds. Here is an example of a more recent class: https://lacecurtain.wordpress.com/2015/03/12/human-relations-promiscuity Most of my lessons have been one to one. Some that I think might be useful to others are described in the blog. People who are truly in love, and understanding and forgiving of each other, and people who are mature, responsible, and understanding of the human condition and who are on top of their life's work, can astral travel together. One person must take the lead and the other/s attach to them, otherwise they separate. When people are consciously out of body they communicate simply by looking at each other and by being in each other's presence. There is no effort to communicate, it just happens. This presents a barrier to conscious out of body excursion for most people. For when two people are consciously out of body together they can, at a glance, see deep into each other's souls and see every thought and desire each other has, including every distasteful, selfish, shameful, thought and desire, and the feelings that go with it; feelings of greed, cunning, hatefulness, taking advantage, etc, not just at that moment but every thought, desire and feeling they have every had. The person's entire character with all their secret traits is visible, and sensible to each other. There is nothing that can be hidden. The subconscious is extremely protective of itself. People's subconscious can sense this vulnerability that would occur when consciously out of body prior to it happening and so the subconscious (which is the sum-total of all our thoughts and feelings in storage) prevents conscious out of body excursions happening, especially with others. Some people think they would like to go out of body with another person but in reality their subconscious would not allow it, nor even allow the slightest likelihood of it happening. Most people hide most of themselves from others. Of course there are ways to overcome this difficulty. It involves conditioning our self, so that there is understanding of human weaknesses, love regardless, not taking advantage of others, helpfulness, maturity, responsibility, trustfulness, and similar traits, so that two people can travel safely together. When out of body, one can travel over cities and countries, and can scan and inspect people, individually and collectively, (see examples here: https://lacecurtain.wordpress.com/2014/12/07/the-current-world-conflict-part-4/ and here: https://lacecurtain.wordpress.com/2014/02/08/a-meditation-group-2/ ) and to do this consciously and safely, one must be of a particular condition of character. One such condition is one must be harmless, and to be harmless one must be able to do harm and have proved one won't do it, for being weak and unable to do harm is not a virtue and is not trustworthy; sufficient sincerity and understanding are important requirements; and one must be committed to certain causes and have certain understandings, regarding truth, the human condition and freewill, individual growth and responsibility, and other matters which enable one to scan other's safely. Research and Service are the only two legitimate reasons for consciously leaving the body. All other reasons carry risk and may be detrimental. There are occasional exceptions due to accidents or chance. If you leave the body for mischief you will get into strife and regret. To give the reader an idea of what a person's subconscious can do. If you are out of body and you are not in acceptable condition and if you venture near someone whose subconscious does not want you near them, then their subconscious will hit you something like the shockwave that comes from standing too near a heavy naval gun when it fires. The shockwave will knock you back with such force that you will bounce back to your body and probably never leave your body again for many years if ever at all. The subconscious can sense if someone else is insincere or untrustworthy, even potentially so. And the role that the subconscious takes most seriously is its own defence. And there are other matters that make being consciously out of body difficult, whether with or without another person. The most significant is that one's own will and the purpose of the excursion must be in tune with the will of one's oversoul or master self, I mean that part of oneself that is within and above the conscience, and of which we are an extension on the plane of Earth, and which conscience is the voice of within our self. This is difficult to achieve for most people because they have their own freewill and are reluctant to cooperate with that will of which they are free, being the conscience. I mean the true conscience, not the feel-good one that is reflected in the emotions, like the sun in water, below us, upside down and not the real item. The real conscience is like a skylight at the inner upper pinnacle of our soul. One must also be reasonably on top of one's life duties, for the oversoul does not enable out of body excursions unless one is on top of one's life duties which are our true purpose and first priority. And one must be conscious most of the time while going about life, for if one is not conscious, then one cannot consciously leave the body. Most people go about with little if any conscious wakefulness, as if on auto pilot, only taking conscious control now and then. It is the development of deliberate conscious wakefulness that enables conscious leaving of body. So there is a lot for us as individuals to work on. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 8th, 2015 at 12:04pm
1796 said: "I have met sharman/witchdoctor/magician types while out of body. They are only found on the lower planes. From what I have seen of them they are not greatly efficient or knowledgeable. Dreamers and drug takers mostly, so they don't achieve much. Although I met a magician who was quite powerful. We had a little run-in. He was stronger than me at the time of our first encounter, but I have learnt a little more since then. He and his kind are not very pleasant, and their living is tiresome for them and their future is bleak unless individually they make changes, and come to the light, so to speak. They are in an awkward situation, continually trying to offset their karma, but they can't do so forever, and when it comes upon them it is most unpleasant. There are criminal organisations everywhere. But no worthwhile reward comes from joining them."
Recoverer responds: "As I said earlier, I don't know much about Shamans. It troubles me that they use drugs and give them to people. It is important to not generalize, but I can't imagine taking drugs to grow spiritually. At this point of my life and with all the grace I've experienced I believe it would be irresponsible to take drugs. A responsible teacher would be able to help people without having them take drugs. New age people are sometimes over trusting, in a naïve way, and therefore are sometimes too quick to trust channelers and shamans. There could be cases where shamans work with unfriendly spirits. Even some shamans say this. Shamanism is partly popular because of Carlos Castaneda who was a fraud. There is another well known western shaman type (I can't remember her name now), who is also a fraud. I can't say I understand that animal spirit thing. Why would you want to receive help from an un-evolved animal spirit when better choices are available? Just because something seems exotic and is different than what is Western, that doesn't mean it has value. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 8th, 2015 at 3:23pm ross wrote on Jul 7th, 2015 at 12:50am:
There are different kinds and degrees of "graduation". There is the individual consciousness "graduation", wherein a self reaches a certain degree of attunement to expanded Love and awareness and they go into other systems of consciousness more expanded than this one. In a sense, you could say they become "E.T.'s". Sometimes literally and sometimes figuratively (meaning sometimes the systems they phase to also have physical like bodies to inhabit and others are more purely mental or what we would call "nonphysical"). Occasionally some come back here for service reasons--most often during particularly changed filled cycles (like the one we are in now). Some may become like super guides after a time, the "Elders" that preside during life reviews that we hear about in various sources, including NDE's. They don't incarnate anymore in any particular system (or rather, very, very, very rarely), but they are involved with many systems and dimensions, doing their part in the expansion of the consciousness of the Whole. Then there is the graduation of the Expanded, total self or what Bruce calls the Disk. I don't know exactly what happens in that case. I "suspect" that it becomes a full Co-Creator with Source. Creating new realities, systems, worlds, etc and consciousnesses to grow in same and contribute to this ever expanding processes. A combo of guidance, intuition, and being led to certain outer sources with common elements, leads me to think that the human we call "Jesus", comes from a Disk or Expanded self that is one of those Creator Beings, and was the Co-Creator of parts of our larger reality. There are others out there beside him. But generally they are much more involved with their Co-Created realities than this one. There are probably other things besides these that go on. I still have a pretty limited conscious awareness of the Whole, being connected to a human body, and having some ways to go before i and my "Disk" is fully attuned to pure Love. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 8th, 2015 at 4:06pm
"We cannot gauge a person's spiritual ability by their ability to go out of body."
Of course, but it also depends on what one means by "out of body". I find Rosalind McKnight's main guide, "Ah So"'s teachings on out of body states and experiences to be particularly insightful and holistic in nature. He talks about how we have different levels of our human energy or consciousness system. He associates classic "Out of body" experiences and states with the 2nd main level after the physical body, what some call the "etheric" level. He said usually there is fear and human baggage involved with exploring via this level. He implied that more evolved humans tended to not phase into this level of self and explore, but tend to go to the emotional and mental levels of self, which are more rarefied and in a vibratory sense, much farther away from (faster vibrating) the dense, slow vibratory physical. Because of this, experiences here tend to be more subtle and not as vivid or "real" feeling as classic out of body experiences via the etheric level. My experience so far bears some of this out. The only time i had a classic out of body experience, was during a rather slow vibratory phase/cycle i went through. I was more ego centered, had a higher sex drive and focus, and just wasn't my usual or typical self when i had a classic OBE. Interestingly from astrological perspective, this cycle occurred when both transit Saturn and Mars were conjuncting my Ascendant and in my 1st house, and transit Pluto was closely squaring my natal Saturn, which rules my Sun sign Capricorn. A whole lot of astrological heaviness was going on. Mars, Saturn, and Pluto as symbols are all associated with lower self, ego energy, though Pluto can also be associated with expanded consciousness too (Pluto is sort of like Kundalini energy and the process of purification). The most advanced humans, according to "Ah So" (not really his name, but a humorous label that Bob Monroe gave to him) phase into and through the 5th or "spiritual" level of self. These have complete control over all the slower vibratory levels of self, including their physical body, and can experience things like being in two places at once or disappearing "bodily" from the carnal perceptions of others. They mention Yeshua (Jesus) being like this. If the Gospel of Jesus the Christ by Levi has any merit, then apparently "John the Baptist" did this on occasion too (though in my mind, he might have had ET help). I don't have any conscious experience with this level while connected to my body. My intuition tells me it's true though. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 8th, 2015 at 10:32pm recoverer wrote on Jul 8th, 2015 at 12:04pm:
1. It is important to generalise. The ability to discriminate and to generalise are the same ability. To discriminate is the ability to differentiate between one thing and another, and to evaluate it. To generalise is to recognise a pattern of similarity within a majority. It is the same function, multiplied. The ability to discriminate and generalise is a base function of intelligence. Look at the items (the questions) in an IQ test, they all require the ability to discriminate and generalise. Intelligence is the scope of awareness divided by distinctions perceived, and multiplied by relationships recognised. In other words, intelligence is the ability to discriminate and generalise across the scope of one’s awareness, and the degree of subtlety to which this can be done is the measure of intelligence. And intelligence and consciousness are the same item, the difference being largely referential. So don't limit yourself; exercise and develop your intelligence, and this will widen, intensify and refine your consciousness. "We mustn't generalise", is a false doctrine propagated by leftist psychologists to dumb others down and keep themselves elite, and who know very well that generalising is the basis of intelligence. They are hypocrites. They administer IQ tests - testing people's ability to discriminate and generalise. They generalise all the time, for a living - one example is drawing conclusions from statistics, another is analysing psychometric character tests, another is categorising their clients, then they go tell their students, clients, groups, school children not to generalise. Likewise, "we must be non-judgemental" is another of their cons - they are more judgemental than you can imagine. "Follow your feelings", and "honour your emotions", are also cons. THEY don't, not the smart ones, only their dumb lackies. They remain cognitive, mentally centred, while telling gullible others to be emotionally focused and discouraging them from using and developing intelligence and mind, because they know emotionally centred people are easily manipulated and controlled by mentally centred people. There are many people on this and similar forums who are neurotic about bad entities and alien influence, but fall right into the social influences of manipulative people all around you. Wake up people! Think for yourself. Use and develop your God-given intelligence. Don't let elitists dumb you down. 2. Yes, there is one reasonably sure indicator of a non-spiritual person - they take mind altering drugs. No one who is genuinely working on developing the natural abilities of their own consciousness takes consciousness altering drugs. All those pot smokers and other drug users who act spiritual and wise are fakes. Cannabis is a drug of delusion. It makes people believe they are more wise and insightful than they are, when in fact they are full of delusions. And it has long term effects. Sensibly prescribed medication is helpful though, for those who need it. cb PS. Here, have a laugh at potheads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUnexhValx8 Its funny 'cause its true. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 9th, 2015 at 11:55am
1796:
I see what you're saying, but there might be a few people who had a mind altering drug experience, and it helped them become spiritually awake. On the other hand, I know people who have taken acid, peyote, magic mushrooms etc., and they didn't become spiritual at all. It could be that those who are inspired spiritually by drugs had it in them in the first place. Yeah Pot, those who take it like to say it isn't addictive simply because it isn't a drug like cocaine. It might not be physically addictive, but if a user likes it to an extent where he defends using it, chances are that he is psychologically addicted. I believe it is possible that a person's aura becomes weaker when he takes drugs and it becomes easier for unfriendly beings to penetrate his aura. Of course, if a person has an everything is cool attitude he might not consider this factor. Overall, if a person is willing to make the changes he needs to make in order to grow spiritually, he won't need to take drugs. On the other hand, if he isn't willing to make the required changes, what good will it do him to take drugs? How come shamans who prescribe drugs don't consider this question? Perhaps if they would've taken the time to develop themselves spiritually without taking drugs, they would've found out that drug usage is not needed. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 9th, 2015 at 1:18pm
Another thought on the drug thing.
Are there occasions when a person who takes drugs has an experience that is similar to a person who has an NDE? If so, in this case, something that is "generally" not good might be okay. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 9th, 2015 at 6:37pm
Thankfully reality doesn't conform to black and white, absolute oriented human belief systems.
The only absolutes i know of are the reality of Oneness, individuality, freewill, the law of Like attracts, begets, resonates with Like, and Love (which relates to Oneness). Everything else is often relative, and a big part of that is because of the combo of some of the above. Oneness+individuality+freewill (or rather the ability to choose) is what leads to the relativity of reality. Kind of like, you only need 3 primary colors to make many other colors and shades of color. Anyways, with that out of the way. Drugs don't and can't cause spiritual growth directly, but there may be times when people have certain realizations while on same, which can indirectly lead to spiritual growth. For example, say you are a pretty typical western young adult with little interest in spirituality or deeper philosophy but fairly materialistic, tending towards the self centered, etc. but you take a certain hallucinogen and for the first time in your life you experience or perceive Oneness and that experience/realization has a major impact on you. This realization could inspire you to live your life differently, to start to make different choices than you have up until now. However, you have to act upon the realization, you have to make the choice, to put your will into active mode, to put some effort into it. Hence, it's only ever indirect. The problems come when a person becomes dependent on the drug or doesn't act upon the realization despite the knowledge. Knowledge not lived is even more limiting than plain ignorance. Unfortunately, these do seem common, but to say or imply that no one has or will ever benefited from taking certain drugs, is both extreme and plain wrong. The scientist who discovered the structure of DNA, later admitted he did so while under the influence of LSD for just one example. A number of people who were administered DMT (a natural substance in the body) in a lab setting, independently perceived Reptilian ET beings and were sure they were very much real beings. Just that getting out into mainstream consciousness can have a potentially good effect to raise some awareness of a potentially important issue. Do i recommend drugs? Did i come to spiritual or nonphysical realizations through same? Not at all to both, but i also realize that reality can work in mysterious ways, and guidance can use many different things to reach people. Meditation, prayer, etc, is certainly preferable and safer speaking as a trend. But even meditation isn't without potential risk. Without knowledge or right intent, one can overly open themselves to influences not best for self or the Whole's growth. I know, because i once was in that boat. There is also the factor that the more you tend to make something like a chemical substance strongly "taboo", the more people, especially teens or those with a teen like mentality, will seek it. If you treat it like no big deal, it loses it taboo appeal to those types of people. This is why i've stopped speaking a lot about certain sources of so called spiritual info that i know tend to have a limiting and/or harmful influence. Don't want to keep it and interest in same alive. An impressionable or less mature personality might read my words, and be like, "cool, let's try this out, see if there is anything to this. After all, i would like to experience something rather than nothing." Just because i spoke against it strongly and turned it into a taboo. Piques some people's curiosity. I also don't recommend people injuring themselves to near point of death so that they have a NDE, BUT many Expanded selves working in tandem with the larger guidance system, set up exactly those conditions at times so that people can have a NDE. See, relativity, spice of life. ;) :D |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 9th, 2015 at 11:14pm
Yes fellows, I agree. I am aware that many people have experienced insights, realisations or had highly influential, even life changing experiences while under the influence of drugs, and that experience may have prompted them to make efforts in a spiritual direction. I am one such person. Thirty something years ago I had a drug induced influential experience.
You can read about that occasion if you like: https://lacecurtain.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/the-jamieson-event/ So it does happen, I am well aware of it. I would not recommend someone goes looking for it though. Many, many more people are adversely effected by illicit drugs than are benefitted by them. Psychotic drug users clog our psych units, preventing many genuinely mentally unwell people from accessing treatment, and drug users make up most offenders in prisons in regions where other factors are not prevalent. Few non-drug users will deny that drug users are unpleasant to be around. But I am a great believer in individual freewill and its potential to learn, and what an individual does is up to them, until they detrimentally effect others, then it becomes other people's business too. Many types of experience can serve as an abrupt catalyst; a car accident, being mugged, spending time down and out, a marriage beak up, prison sentence, etc. Or more often they don't serve to initiate abrupt change, but might influence gradual change years later after there digestion, or there might seem little change at all. With abrupt personal change due to a catalysing influence, the ingredients need to be already present in the personality. The catalysing event just brings them together and shakes them up a bit to produce the reaction. Sooner or later, gradually or abruptly, by one event or another, or by several, the change would probably have occurred. If one wanted to become naturally physically fit and strong, one can exercise and eat and life well, or one can take anabolic steroids (synthetic or extracted testosterone). One method will make one naturally fit, strong and healthy, and the other method will make one artificially fit, strong, and eventually unhealthy. So it is with illicit psychoactive drugs and their effect on the mind. There might seem to be a benefit upon the mind, but in the long term there is not, only detriment. And even in the short term much damage can be done that is never healed. cb By the way, it is a total myth that cannabis is physically or psychologically non-addictive, it is both. And it is a total myth that cannabis lessens aggression and violence. Yes it can make some people calm and dopy, but their tolerance is lessened and they are usually more violent when aggravated. Methamphetamines get most of the blame but cannabis is used extensively by predatory thugs and criminals to relax them when they go out on the hunt for their victims. Some racial demographics deliberately use cannabis to make themselves aggressive and calm at the same time, to make themselves calmer and more vicious and effective predators. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 10th, 2015 at 12:21am
Interesting about the astrology part. I started looking into astrology at a pretty young age, got rather deep into it over the years, but don't tend to pay too much mind to it of late.
I've figured that astrology works more based on something akin to Carl Jung's theory of synchronicity, rather than streams of force and energy, and all that. Since everything is interconnected, one aspect or part of reality, can align or reflect another aspect or part of reality. So astrology is more like a cosmic clock and metaphorical language describing and aligning to aspects of the human consciousness system. Our chart just reflects how we used our will in other experiences. In other words, it does not cause, only indicates or reflects. It can do so, because of the Oneness of reality. A person is born at a specific time and place for many reasons, and the astrology of it lines up to and reflects that, and among other things indicates what they developed to previously and/or what they are choosing to express in this life (before freewill potentially changes things). Many students of astrology will say that you can't see spiritual level of development in a chart. Well, i would say that you can't see the current status (what's changed because of current use of freewill), but you can see what they came in with. Very mature types, will have a very strong emphasis on Arcturus (you need to use parans with this more so than regular aspects), Sun, and Jupiter especially, and to a lesser extent Neptune and sometimes Pluto, but will have a good balance between Yin and Yang, with balanced integration between the intermediate and slow vibratory symbols also. Uranus, Venus, and Mercury are more intermediate, in between. Mars, Pluto, and Saturn are the slow vibratory symbols. Moon is sort of between the intermediate and slow vibratory symbols. In fact, i put almost all of these in descending order from fastest vibratory symbols to the slowest--exception being Pluto, because it can be on either extreme. Most people have most of the emphasis on the intermediate and slower vibratory symbols, with a lack the more expanded/fast vibratory symbols. On the other extreme, Ted Bundy, Dick Cheney, and others like these psychopathic types have very, very strong combo of Saturn, Pluto, Mars, Mercury, with a lot of tense aspects (especially difficult when in fixed signs) and lack of strength of the faster vibratory symbols. Also too much Yang and too little Yin often. Signs are less indicative of deeper character or mental level energies. They indicate more personality wavering patterns, and more so especially outer material conditions. For example, someone with Sun in Virgo may not be critical, discriminating, neat, and all the superficial character sign stuff usually attributed to astrology, but they most likely will have a strong emphasis on jobs/practical service, health/diet, pets, and other more mundane/outer oriented patterns that are connected to Virgo. But yes, you can associate various different colors and shades to various astrological symbols, especially to the Planets. The Planets can also be associated with the endocrine glandular system, which some call "chakras". Jupiter and Neptune for example, in the archetypal sense will be associated with the Pineal gland (violet color range), and Arcturus and Sun with Golden Light, and phasing from the Pineal to the Pituitary (golden cup that spilleth over), but also the Thymus and Heart center too (as the thymus and pituitary are very linked). Uranus (deeper blue, but also to extreme mixes of colors) to the throat or rather thyroid gland. Venus (cyan) to the less awakened heart/thymus. Mercury to the adrenals and to yellow. Moon (coral) to leydig gland, Mars, Saturn, and sometimes Pluto to the sex glands (mostly red, but those symbols can also indicate lack of Light aka darkness too). Pluto though is like Kundalini, it can be kept at the 1st level or lower levels, as it is in most, but it can also correspond to the Pituitary, and is symbolic of the purification or degradation of this process. Pluto not used right is very psychopathic, and constructively channeled, facilitates towards that of Galactic Center Consciousness, which approaches that of the pure White Light. (not that White Light, Source Consciousness can be represented by any singular symbol, why i used "approaches"). Only a relative few humans have reached Galactic Core Consciousness while in-physical as a human. Even Arcturus and Solar level is fairly rare. *Edit to add: These also can be connected to the auric patterns. For example, i know someone with a very strong combo of Sun, Arcturus, and Jupiter in their chart, with the other expanded and intermediate symbols also fairly highlighted, and the slow vibratory ones while not strong, still integrated and connected. This person has a lot of purple and increasingly golden light in their aura. I know a person (female) with a very strong Venus, Aquarius, Sun, and Jupiter combo. They have a lot of rose pink, cyan, mauve, near indigo blue, and some golden light in their aura. But, people can and do grow away from the chart, or sometimes regress/stagnate from what the chart indicates. All depends on how they use their freewill, whether constructively on average or in a limited way. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:09am wrote on Jul 10th, 2015 at 12:21am:
Justin, you certainly seem to posses advanced knowledge of astrology, and of human nature, from psychopathy right through to high spirituality, and of the human centres of consciousness, and of the aura too. For the benefit of those readers who cannot see auras, can you please explain how it is done, or how you do it, in clearly defined and described steps so that others might follow them and verify the subject for themselves. cb |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Gman on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:59am 1796(CB)...My apologies, but are you on any prescribed psychiatric medications from your medical practitioner?..Again my apologies(I'm Sorry!)..Gman George :) |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 11th, 2015 at 10:57am Gman wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:59am:
There’s no need to apologise, that is a perfectly sensible question, George. No, I’m not on any medication. Nor do I need to be. I am quite happy with life. On that point however, persons with schizophrenia or drug induced psychosis can describe similar experiences to what I have described, so any sensible person reading mine or anyone else’s accounts of out-of-body experiences should naturally consider the possibility of some sort of schizoid syndrome. It is upon the individual reader to judge for themselves. It might go towards helping the reader in their judgement to look for consistency and inconsistency, rationality and irrationality, organisation or disorganisation, connectedness or disconnectedness. Are there examples of claims about societal demographics, so that others might see and recognise the same or similar examples for themselves? Are terms clearly defined, and processes described, so as to build up a cognitive picture for someone who might be interested in understanding what is written, and so that they might, if they are sufficiently driven and free to do so, explore along the same or similar lines, and perhaps establish for themselves the validity or falsity of the information put forward? Socratic questioning or a Socratic analysis can be used to indicate confusion/delusion, falsity, or truth. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:39pm 1796 wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:09am:
Actually i do not see auras in the physical sense for the most part. I've only seen colors on a couple of occasions. The "etheric" glow though, is pretty easy to see, and just involves sort of looking past the person some a little and not overly focusing on their specific form or attributes. I receive this info more intuitively. I have never physically seen spiritual Oneness, but i've known, intuitively, the truth of it for a very long time and before i came upon any spiritual books or teachings. I first started studying astrology (as well as meditating) at age 13, and at age 16 started to get really deep into it and doing full charts. I started to do charts for people for free. At the same time, i became very interested in figuring out how astrology tied in with all the other metaphysical areas and subjects like auras, colors, numerology, energetic centers, spiritual evolution, the nonphysical dimensions, etc. My interest in Cayce's work at the time (first because of health issues i was having), was partly a factor in this, because his guidance suggested connections between all these areas. I was already very aware of the universal law of Like attracts, begets, and resonates with Like on the deeper levels. As i would do people's charts, i would sometimes get impressions about color in relation to them. Plus i would meditate on the archetypal associations of colors and vibration with the different planets, etc. I started to ask people things like, is your favorite color or colors this or that? When people answered in the affirmative enough times, i realized i was getting somewhere. Like doesn't just attract and beget like, it also fundamentally tends to like/prefer Like. In other words, people tended to prefer the same colors that were most prominent in their aura. Someone that has the color red very prominent in their aura and/or Mars dominant in their chart, often likes the color red a lot. I also looked at outside sources of info to some extent to see what their associations were. Often though, i disagreed with a lot of the associations. Some where downright illogical. For example, some associate the Planet Mars with the number 9. 9 in numerology tends to the expanded in meaning, though it also has it's dark side like any symbol of consciousness. Things like universal service, compassion, spiritual power, etc. are fairly universally associated with 9's "meaning" or rather indication. Yet, Mars is nothing like any of that. Mars at it's very best, provides the necessary energy and initiative to act on one's deeper or spiritual ideals. At it's worst, it is extremely ego centered and separative, very, very red and anti-spirtual and overly grounded. This is where holistic logic also comes into play. 9 in reality, is much more associated with Jupiter and potentially with the positive aspect of Pluto (the transformation side of 9) imo. At some point i realized that while all this stuff was interesting, it wasn't very important. Around age 27 or so, i decided to focus more on bettering self, service to others, and growing in love, and getting in touch with expanded guidance. In other words, i started to grow up and realize what's more important. While i have peripheral awareness of these issues and topics, it's not a focus for me anymore. I'm curious as to why you are so curious about my personhood? Why not be upfront and honest about what you think and how you feel? Why not get deep in mediation and specifically ask to connect only to Yeshua, the Teacher of teachers, and ask him about me if you are so curious? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 11th, 2015 at 2:55pm
I do not believe that 1796 is a deluded person. I've read about some of his experiences and it seems to me that he was involved with more than hallucinations. A part of what enables me to consider the validity of his experiences is that I've had many of my own, and this provides me with a way to compare. Plus, he seems to have a lot of wisdom that goes beyond being a person who hallucinates a lot.
It is possible to receive information in a way where you are quite certain that you are doing more than hallucinating. Consider what Robert Monroe and Bruce Moen wrote. At first they wondered about the validity of what they experienced, but eventually they were able to determine that it was valid. I've found that it can take time to get over the doubts, but eventually the evidence is so compelling that you know it is as valid if not more, than what you experience in this physical World. There have been a number of occasions where I received information about things I didn't know before hand, and I was able to verify it later. Some of this information was very detailed. This is so even on the occasions when the information came in the form of hearing a voice say something. I live in California. There have been three occasions when I heard a voice say that an Earthquake was going to take place, and then it took palce. 1796 wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 10:57am:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 11th, 2015 at 4:28pm
Albert, you missed the subtle, indirect sarcastic inference of "Gman" aka most likely Carl, aka Harvey, etc our favorite local skeptic and derider of others.
He was more making fun of me, because of 1796's seemingly positive words in relation to me. In some ways (spiritually/nonphysically), Albert knows me better than anyone, including even my spouse. I'm not going to explain that though, other to say that we are of similar purpose, ideals, and origin pre this life. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 11th, 2015 at 5:53pm
Justin, Okay.
Gman, if you wonder about me, no, I haven't been smoking the reefer CB speaks against. :) wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 4:28pm:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 13th, 2015 at 1:50am wrote on Jul 11th, 2015 at 12:39pm:
Justin, I'm not the least curious about your personhood. I expect I put you on the spot by asking if you could explain how you see auras so that others might be able to see them too. You seem to have interpreted it as me asking you something personal or private about yourself - I was not. I was asking about the method and technique that you use. There is no need to be catty about it. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 13th, 2015 at 12:05pm
Catty? Well, i plead the 5th on that one, the 5th Sign that is, wah, wah. Hard to not be a little Catty with having a Leo Ascendant, Meow, meow....ROARRR. Especially us liberal Leo Risings... (the worst kind possible, as our roarr is worse than our bite!)
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 14th, 2015 at 2:17pm
@1796 - by the way, people do reincarnate on this earth, so I was wondering why Christianity does not hold this to be true. Also, i find Buddhism making more sense, as the key to nirvana is to 'detach' oneself from this world.
Monroe stated that most people are addicted to this earth system (he called him human junkies). Would anyone else like to comment on this? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by 1796 on Jul 14th, 2015 at 11:57pm ross wrote on Jul 14th, 2015 at 2:17pm:
Christianity is an accelerated graduation method. It is one God, one love, one life chance, with high pressure, high stress, and with potential for souls to achieve maximum success and maximum failure. It was grafted onto the Jewish God concept, being an all inclusive, ever extensive, omniscient God of right and wrong. Although the Tao is also an all inclusive, ever extensive, omniscient God, it is a God of harmony and disharmony rather than of right and wrong, making it less suitable to have had the teachings of forgiveness grafted onto it. crossbow |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 15th, 2015 at 12:28am
Hello Ross:
I hope you don’t mind me offering my two cents. What makes this issue somewhat confusing is the fact of how there are two major schools of Buddhism that defer from each other, Theravada Buddhism and Mahayana Buddhism. Some Buddhists don’t believe there is a God they can reunite with, so after death such a person might end up in bliss state for a while until he (or she) decides to determine if there is more to existence than hanging out in a bliss state by one’s self. What would be more fulfilling? Sharing love, peace and Oneness with many beings including God, or hanging out in a bliss state without an awareness of other Souls and God? The renunciation part of Buddhism might help a person obtain escape velocity, but eventually he will need to overcome the viewpoint that there is no such thing as God and the many Souls God created. This isn’t just a belief. Many people have had experiences that show that Souls and a divine Creator do in fact exist. ross wrote on Jul 14th, 2015 at 2:17pm:
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 15th, 2015 at 1:08am Quote:
Not sure i would say most myself, but yes, definitely a percentage of consciousnesses seem to be addicted to the Solar system and earth incarnations. I say solar system, rather than earth system, because the physical planets represent/are symbolic of the nonphysical afterlife dimensions connected to the physical earth. As to why they are addicted to the earth/solar system, perhaps a modern day parable will say it well. When i was a child first getting into music, i had more anger, sadness, rebellious, etc tendencies and i was more attracted to more loud and chaotic type music. Sure, i liked some ballads even from a younger age like Stairway to Heaven, but my tastes were a bit different then as compared to now. As i've grown and matured, i find myself being more consistently attracted to harmonious and uplifting type music. It's less flashy, less dramatic, and more soothing overall. Doesn't always have the high, intense energy of my former musical tastes, but leaves me less angsty feeling, but a lot more peaceful. So it is with the Earth system as compared to the more expanded systems. The latter tend to be much more harmonious, which to less mature souls can seem more "boring", because it doesn't have the flash, dazzle, loud, attention getting wow factor. Some disks are here more for service reasons than needing or wanting to be here. They often do have some "probes" that get caught up in the melodrama to some extent, but just as often they have probes that are coming and going into other expanded systems and sometimes back (again for service reasons). There is consciousness growth involved for them from the service part, but not so much "learning" or "remembering" things that this system is good at facilitating. Btw, why not connect with expanded guidance and ask them these interesting questions? Fellow in-physical/human sources tend to be a more limited and limiting resource for the most part, except for someone like "He/She" and to a lesser extent some other not quite as expanded folks. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by BillB on Jul 17th, 2015 at 7:55pm wrote on Jul 15th, 2015 at 1:08am:
I'm confused - off topic - one moment one is talking about drug induced.. what? Spiritual experiences and whether those are recommended. Then the question is about Monroe's statement that most "people are addicted to Earth system" The response then escalates to definitely a percentage of "consciousnesses" seem to be addicted to the Solar system and earth incarnations. Mankind is not the only consciousness in the Universe and those consciousness are not limited to our solar system.... If I'm not totally deluded by the reality projected by some computer.... my consciousness is not limited to this solar system at all and there are other consciousnesses from come from far outside out solar system. I wonder tho, in terms of Buddhism, Jew traditions of God, etc... what exactly is the specific question? Is it that LSD could lead one to some spiritual experience that somehow justifies using LSD to bump into that experience? I think Bob Monroe is likely correct, that an exciting and successful life in an earthly human body may certainly be addicting to the reference frame that that person was "winning" in. I think many people turn to such things as LSD because they are looking for an escape, "because" they -likely- are not "winning" in earthly terms. But what "exactly" is the question? Even discussing Buddha and Jewish concepts of God are simply representations of human terminologies. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 20th, 2015 at 12:26am
What are the criteria for graduation (for our Earth system)? Can anyone list them?
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 20th, 2015 at 7:15pm
Can't help you with the confusion BillB.
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 20th, 2015 at 7:20pm ross wrote on Jul 20th, 2015 at 12:26am:
First you have to write a bunch of essays, pass those, take some tests, pass those, and then write a thesis and pass that... |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 21st, 2015 at 12:02pm
More seriously Ross, this was answered before. A certain degree of attunement to universal, expanded Love consciousness.
"Attunement" implies a lot, a mix of consistent choosing more positively than not, opening up to, conscious awareness of, etc, Love. That expanded Love can partially be summed up as awareness and livingness of the Oneness of the Whole, and preferring that over the desires, wants, seeming needs of the little self. Realizing and caring about the Big, connected self and doing away with the little self's selfishness, fear, and all that which stands in the way of greater attunement to same. It's also about becoming more conscious to and dealing with one's own shadow side, because often aspects and tendencies within this part of self hinder a greater awareness and livingness of that expanded Love. Because i spent a lot of time thinking and intuiting about color, i tend to think/perceive in terms of color at times. In color terms, you have to start going beyond violet, and start radiating the Golden light. Not that the color is the thing itself, it's just a reflection of the attunement to and movement into a certain consciousness "level" for a lack of a better description. Astrologically, you could say that one graduates from Jupiter to the Sun, and starts expanding beyond the Sun, which is the fastest vibratory symbol in our little system (the golden Light). Just another indirect analogy reflecting the phasing from one main level of consciousness to another. (an individual who came in close to graduation, will often have those two symbols and/or Neptune and/or Pluto to a lesser degree, very highlighted in their astrological chart). But the core of it is about that expanded Love and attuning ever more strongly and clearly to same. Just because a individuated consciousness graduates out of this system and becomes aware of activities in other, more expanded and service oriented systems, doesn't mean that it's reached perfection or completion though. The earth/solar system is considered a relatively immature/limited school in the grand scheme. As mentioned, some Disks are involved here not because of being attached to or needing to have human lives, but because of service reasons. In other words, these are already "graduated", but are here to help retrieve and guide others. As mentioned previously, sometimes they will have some individual selves stuck, but for the most part, most of their selves are not. Some Disks will have some individuated selves phase into other expanded systems for awhile, and then come back here to reincarnate as a human but with the "ET" awareness's, knowledge, skills, etc strong in their psyche, especially subconscious. These often have a heightened psychism and spiritual awareness from younger ages. Often they are the kind of people that people think of or call "old Souls" even as children. The part we think of as the Disk, is just one part of our Expanded self that is involved with this part of reality. As Bruce perceived, and others have as well, there are other levels of Disk. Some of which may be involved with various other systems. And degrees of conscious connection to the Whole and Oneness of same. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Gman on Jul 22nd, 2015 at 11:55pm wrote on Jul 21st, 2015 at 12:02pm:
Justin. Talk about "Go faster, chemicals," that seem to be in your brain at the moment, and I hope it's just caffeine. I suggest you sell your spiritual-mental dragster! Best Regards. George, Gman |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 23rd, 2015 at 12:03pm
Gman:
Why do you take pleasure at being intentionally mean to others? That's the sort of thing a lower realm being would enjoy. Certainly you can think of something better for yourself. Seriously, people who like to make snide remarks towards others, they might consider what aspect of self they are giving into and developing. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 23rd, 2015 at 5:03pm
At first i thought it might be better to not respond to your reply Gman, but then i thought it might be a good teaching moment. Not for you necessarily, but perhaps to those on the fence so to speak. Besides, my moralistic, impersonal sermonizing would probably irritate you more than engaging in similar personal, confrontational interaction... ;)
I don't always like criticism at first, but if it's related to my behavior, and/or comes from someone who feels sincere and positively intentioned, i try to be open minded/hearted to what they are saying. While i'm not fully certain what your intentions are, they don't feel particularly positive in essence. Feels more like belittling for the sake of belittling. I've learned that those that partake in a consistent pattern of criticism of others in a purely personal sense (just making it about the person and their supposed lacks), and not so much disagreeing or differing with the ideas, beliefs, etc well the criticism they offer is usually more of reflection of themselves and their shadow than the person they are criticizing. But to answer your specific allegations: I make a strong effort to treat the temple that i currently use, well, because i know that a clear, healthy, and balanced temple allows my consciousness to flow through and into the physical more purely and with less distortions. For me, this is and has been a very holistic process. I ingest very little in the way of "substances" of which you imply, including almost no caffeine and pharmaceuticals. I do occasionally drink a little dark beer and red wine, and very, very rarely--once in a rare blue moon socially vaporize a little weed with some friends. I don't like being over extreme or puritanical in any area. I've probably vaporized about 3 or 4 times in the last couple of years. In my case, it is neither a plus, nor a detriment. It's little different than Yeshua drinking some occasional wine at social functions like weddings. It had no power over him, and little effect on him. It was a social act/interaction and that's it. But generally speaking, i eat and live a lifestyle that is pretty disciplined, healthy, and pure in the consistent sense. Both life and guidance has steered me in that direction for various reasons. So i'll have to contradict you, my seeming out thereness in that and other posts doesn't come from any kind of chemical substance. It comes from a complex admixture of experiences, intuition, more overt guidance, being led to certain outer sources by guidance, and above all growing in Love. The more you grow in Love, the more your perception tends to expand. If there is a pinnacle of same, i have not yet reached it, so i don't doubt there are distortions and limiting factors to some of what i say. This is why i also recommend for people to directly attune to expanded guidance themselves. But giving out general info that is mostly accurate is ok. It's when one tries to direct the personal life of others in a more personal sense, that they start to run into more potential problems, and best be more sure that self is coming from the most clear and expanded space. I'm still trying to figure out if doing that with Bruce re: the negative E.T. issue was a constructive or non constructive choice/pattern or not. Sometimes it's hard knowing what the most expanded way really is. Anyways George, hope you enjoyed the sermon. Remember, cleverness is never a good substitute for empathy. It's a hard lesson for especially older, intellectual men to get, but worthwhile before they leave this area of reality. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 25th, 2015 at 11:58am
Are there any "graduates" in this forum? Has anyone already graduated from the Earth system and decided to come back here?
I wonder if I'll ever be so lucky to meet a graduate. I'd like to know more about what's it like being a graduate. Has anyone ever met one? |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 25th, 2015 at 12:28pm
It could be that somebody graduated, came back here to help out, and doesn't know this while here.
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Justin on Jul 25th, 2015 at 1:06pm
Also, chances are, even if they are generally aware of it, they likely won't have full or even a lot of clear memory of such experiences/past. It's hard to translate that kind of info/data into human terms and understanding.
Being connected to a human body tends to have a rather dampening effect on consciousness and thus on perception. I'm not sure one can even have fully expanded perception while connected to a human body as is currently. Maybe close in some special circumstances, but chances are you would need to disconnect from this form (if you were born the usual way, etc), and then create/interject a human form to interact with humans. That created form would not have the limitations that a current born human form would have. That process is possible, but also not likely. In other words, what would you expect to learn from such a person? Chances are they would generally steer you in the direction of PUL and connecting to the most expanded guidance rather than talking a lot about specific experiences, as such a person would know that's the best and most effective way for you to come to real knowns and truths yourself. |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by Gman on Jul 28th, 2015 at 2:39am recoverer wrote on Jul 23rd, 2015 at 12:03pm:
Grow Up! |
Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by ross on Jul 28th, 2015 at 2:43pm
What is PUL? Can you please explain in more detail?
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Title: Re: Loosh and our world Post by recoverer on Jul 28th, 2015 at 7:51pm
Pure Unconditional Love. Bruce uses the term. I don't know if he originated it.
ross wrote on Jul 28th, 2015 at 2:43pm:
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