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Title: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by rondele on May 27th, 2017 at 10:22am |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by SourceLover2 on May 27th, 2017 at 11:59am
Regarding freedom and America, a fascinating look into the "sins of nations" from Edgar Cayce's guidance (pretty much full transcript from Reading 3976-29):
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Obviously my use of highlight. Personally, any day and I would agree more with Howard Storm and his account of meeting Yeshua and the Angels, as well as Cayce's guidance. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by SourceLover2 on May 27th, 2017 at 12:15pm
A great song I dedicate to Memorial Day. By Bruce Springsteen, The Ghost of Tom Joad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr5c7hohEQ0 Tom Joad was a character in Steinbeck's novel, Grapes of Wrath which centers around depression era and the fall out from the banker's and fat cat's manipulation of the stock market, which led to immense suffering for the average American, but which led to immense profits for those bankers and fat cats. Steinbeck's novel at the time was highly controversial. People accused him of being anti-American, anti-capitalist, a socialist, commie, etc. Not at all, but Steinbeck had clear sight and was anti-corruption. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grapes_of_Wrath#Characters In light of the above, Springsteen's song is even more powerful and poignant. Note his references to homelessness and then says, "welcome to the new world order". |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by Recoverer 2 on May 27th, 2017 at 1:11pm
I used to have a girlfriend who was really into Bruce Springsteen's music. I don't remember what precisely she said, but basically she received a message that made the point that Bruce S came into this world in order to bring love into it.
Sometimes a part of love is noticing when something is wrong, even when that which is noticed is something you love. What did Jesus say, "If your right eye offends thee..." I don't remember the precise words, but you probably get the point. Regarding what Howard Storm has said about the U.S.A., either 1) he was deceived by a deceptive spirit when he had his NDE, 2) he lied about what he experienced, 3) He did communicate with Jesus but Jesus didn't know what he was talking about, or 4) he spoke to Jesus, Jesus did know what he was talking about, and the United States, partly due to its privilege, needs to do a much better job than it has. Perhaps the same way of thinking applies when Howard said that Jesus told him that God hates war, and that war isn't necessary. (Perhaps this applies to Iraq and such) |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by SourceLover2 on May 27th, 2017 at 1:34pm
Bruce certainly seems to be channeling something powerful in some of his latter songs. When I really listen to Ghost of Tom Joad, almost every time I tear up. Here is a man who truly gets it and cares about his fellow human beings.
Here's another great Springsteen song very apropos to this discussion--What Love Can Do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZOGQ8FQpS4 And of course, the other song I often tear up listening to (a song about coming to compassion and empathy through self suffering)--Streets of Philadelphia: https://youtu.be/4z2DtNW79sQ Roger may not believe this, but I love him in a deep, fundamental way. In some ways, I may more truly love him than he loves himself. People that are happy and filled with Love, deeply care about the corruption in the world that causes so much suffering to so many. People that love themselves treat others, in a more universal, impersonal way, with respect, kindness, balance, temperance, even if they strongly disagree with their beliefs or call them out. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by I Am Dude on May 28th, 2017 at 10:00pm Quote:
Unreal. Why don't you leave the man alone? Can you engage in one thread without making personal remarks about forum members? Vicky, this is exactly what I'm talking about. There is no reason for this behavior. Roger makes an innocent post sharing a song and SL2 jumps in and claims that Roger doesn't love himself? Totally inappropriate. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by SourceLover2 on May 29th, 2017 at 12:17am
I'm guessing that some folks missed how Roger has been speaking to me recently? Here's a little reminder, see reply 10: http://afterlife-knowledge.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?num=1495589165/0
His other very extreme, negative attack on the PUL thread was moved, so I can't link that one. What I said recently to Roger, was speaking from the heart, and not a personal attack. People that truly love themselves don't speak to others like he did to Albert and I in the above reply of 10, which is why I referenced that. And as far as the song goes? It's emotional propaganda about how "great" the USA is, plain and simple, as if it's the only country that experiences "freedom". Barf. There are some good things about the USA yes, but there is MUCH that could be improved MUCH. Or, why did Howard Storm's sources speak about it like they did if this country was so noble, so great, and so positive? Or why has Cayce's guidance spoke as it did about it the way it did? When I speak critically of this country, it's usually less the average person, but more so it's government. The same government that set up 9/11, the same government that set up the Oklahoma City bombing, the same government that did the false flag of Gulf of Tonkin. The same government that allowed numerous foreclosures on many Americans after 2008, but paid the banks who caused the problems billions and billions of dollars to bail them out. The same government that has been occupying and fighting battles in Afghanistan for 15 years, and in and out of Iraq for almost as long. The same government that constantly demonizes Russia because Russia will not bow to the international banksters and hand them over their sovereign nation to the globalists. The same government that is itching to go after Iran, and to start world war 3. The same government that is the primary merchant of war and weapons of war in the world, and supports the black market drug trade, human trafficking and sex slavery internally and abroad. This is the same Federal Government that Roger admitted publicly that he worked for in D.C. as a career. See reply 20: http://afterlife-knowledge.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi?num=1493322563/20#20 At the very least, our friend Roger may not be too objective about the US Federal government, and I would say it's possible that he might have a deeper agenda for being here, such as an agent provocateur to instill doubt in Bruce and his methods, as well as spread fear about exploring the nonphysical and communicating with guidance. Why, because communicating with positive guidance and honing one's intuition/psychic senses, is one of the most effective ways to help a person to see through the US Federal government and it's many lies and their deep, abiding corruption that only grows and gets worse every year. Hence why I act as a counter balance to Roger and his very subtle and thus hard to see doubt/fear poison. I actually have nothing personal against Roger, but frankly, I don't trust him. This is the same person who has said on at least two occasions (which I can prove), that exploring the Afterlife and trying to communicate with guidance is a "fool's errand" and supremely dangerous because of demonic entities. Even though I've asked him point blank, then why are you here Roger if you are so against the two very premises and goal's of Bruce's work--well, he doesn't answer and skips by it. Maybe one of you should ask him why he is on a forum DEVOTED to those two activities if he so against them? Well, I've recently come to the realization that folks like to remain in the dark about things. I've come to the realization that it's pointless in me being here. I cannot help this forum and the folks on it, you don't want to be helped. You prefer the comfortable, known dark to the bright Light. In this strange and very stuck world/level, right is considered wrong, wrong is considered right, up is considered down, and down is considered up. Suffering is the only thing the huge majority of humans will learn from. So I bid you all a fond, if a but frustrated, adieu. Either see yah post collapse/breakdown, or in the nonphysical. Wish you all well. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by rondele on May 29th, 2017 at 8:39am
"It's emotional propaganda about how "great" the USA is, plain and simple, as if it's the only country that experiences "freedom". Barf."
Justin, I could care less what you say about me. But your hostility toward our country is over the top, even for you. Hundreds of thousands of courageous men and women have died so that you can stay glued at your computer and spout this kind of excrement. Try doing that elsewhere and see what happens. Good riddance. R |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by Uno on May 29th, 2017 at 9:47am
This video summarises some of the topics touched in this thread:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hok2PiRnDfw If you think (or feel) that the world is crazy, here is some perspective: there are now 7.5+ billion .. developing souls with free will .. currently active on planet earth. Think about it for a second. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by I Am Dude on May 29th, 2017 at 9:49am
It's easy to hide an attack when it's cleverly disguised in talk of how loving one is and every other divine quality that is boasted of. However, it's clearly a passive aggressive attempt to antagonize Roger. If you wanted to speak to Roger from the heart, you would have sent him a personal message. You're just disturbing the peace under the guise of love and light. I've been there so it's easy to spot.
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Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by 1796 on May 31st, 2017 at 4:36am
I am always pleased by those who have a healthy love for their country.
The kind of love a person has for their country is the kind of love they have for others. The attitude a person has towards their country is largely diagnostic of their heart. Our country is our people. crossbow |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by rondele on May 31st, 2017 at 7:23am
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Hey so glad to see you back! Missed you. I always looked forward to your posts. Hope you stick around. R |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by Uno on May 31st, 2017 at 9:36am
I second the hope, good to see you Crossbow.
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Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by Recoverer 2 on May 31st, 2017 at 11:26am
Justin loves the US more than you realize. So do I. If it makes you feel better to believe that we don't love it, that is your choice.
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Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by Recoverer 2 on May 31st, 2017 at 11:27am Recoverer 2 wrote on May 31st, 2017 at 11:26am:
That said, I do believe it would've been better for Justin to say something at a place other than this thread. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by 1796 on May 31st, 2017 at 5:09pm Thank you gentlemen. I am pleased to be in your company again. |
Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by rondele on May 31st, 2017 at 6:24pm
Feeling is mutual. Pls remind me of your website addy. Looks like the good old days of the forum are back. Thanks Vicky and my best to Bruce.
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Title: Re: A great song to commemorate this Memorial Day Post by 1796 on Jun 1st, 2017 at 4:25am rondele wrote on May 31st, 2017 at 6:24pm:
I have not written on the blog for over a year now, as I have been busy with work and other things. Here is the address: https://lacecurtain.wordpress.com/ |
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