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Jedi
Thanks for the food for thought.
I have a few observations I'd like to share.
[quote author=Perceval]
That's why people like this HumbertoLVX guy, they're into from the point of view of "Just give me the answers."
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Perceval, I feel sad that even though we've worked together on Dot Connector promo stuff, we've supported each other's work on Facebook, I've commented on threads under this name before, and you know who I am outside the forum (although we've never met face to face), A.) you dismissively refer to me as "this HumbertoLVX guy" as if you don't know who I am, and B.) you condescendingly profile me as someone who "just wants someone to give me answers" despite my work, process, and history that you're fully aware of and is publicly available online with a simple google search. Hopefully we can clear things up because I'm confused by this acrimony.
It feels to me like you may be emotionally triggered about something (perhaps by my simply questioning something the C's said which nobody else mentioned on the thread, or by a subconscious transference of spiteful emotion given my association with Bernhard?) leading you to misconstrue and derogatorily misrepresent me. Is what I asked back in July really such an outrageous question considering the vast implications? If it was such a ridiculous question, y'all wouldn't have bothered asking it too, right? Clearly I don't want someone to "just give me the answers" because A.) I research, cross-reference, question, and value the journey just as much as the destination, as the work I've done shows for itself, and B.) notice I said the C's are "a source of inspiration for research." implying that obviously I'm not just in it for handouts.
I feel it's incumbent to use critical thinking to discern truth from lies, both within and without, in myself and in others, and this is where I'm coming from, so I hope you don't mistake my inquiry with disrespect or a sense of entitlement for perfection handed to me without my own effort. Much evidence to the contrary. Thanks for hearing me out to set the record straight.
[quote author=Perceval]
They don't even know what they can or cannot perceive themselves."
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With all due respect, considering what I just said, this may useful to consider for yourself. All things considered, I don't think this is too much to ask, moreover considering you flat out admitted publicly that you do not consider yourself awake.
In regard to the following question:
It seems curious to me that the only options mentioned by the C's are basically "all or nothing". That seems like a very limited "black or white" approach from supposed advanced 6th Density Unified Thought-form (which could just be the "black or white" thinking influence from within the group). It seems to me that they could have just as easily alternatively said, "At this time, we cannot tell you everything because it's necessary for your own development to find the answers for yourself, but you're getting closer. Keep searching, dear Knight.", or just give you a clue, like they've done numerous times before, from which research has usually broadened or come back around at a later time. This way, they're not fabricating a fictional character based on the selective compilation of myth and elements from the lives of two people (which, in my opinion, definitely applies to the definition of "disinformation", regardless of the strawman rationalization), nor would they be dismissing your inquiry, nor would they mitigating your efforts or respectful communication. There are many other options, is what I'm saying, and the lack of efficacy to navigate them on behalf of the C's gives me pause to question some things.
Generally speaking though, I understand the general premise of not overloading a person who isn't yet ready to hear the whole truth. I get that. I just think the options aren't as "black and white"/ "all or nothing" as the C's lead on.
Furthermore on that topic, I'm finding conflicting perspectives among the group discussion.
Perceval seems to feel Laura would have been adamant about getting to the truth:
[quote author=Perceval]
But if they would have told you that you were not ready, that would have just provoked you, and you wouldn't have let it go. Especially around Jesus, if you're not ready to know the truth about it. Ya know, like, "About Jesus?! I wanna know the truth right now! You better fess up!"
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...even though Laura says she would have just dropped it:
Yet later on in the session, Laura's disposition seems to indicate a combination of the two sentiments:
This, along with numerous examples in your work, as well as the following snippet from the session, suggests to me that being honest and simply saying that further independent research is needed (as the C's have done before) would have spurred interest rather than detract from it. For example:
Ok. So Laura stayed on the same subject but learned from a different method. That part makes sense to me, given what your work shows and what you've have repeatedly emphasized about yourself, namely:
[quote author=Laura]
(L) Yeah, and I have a pretty stubborn streak….
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Given your track record, Laura, it seems to me that you surely wouldn't have just let it go, especially with a topic that you have such a passionate, vested, personally-identified interest in (which is strong enough to supposedly necessitate distortion of the information coming through). There's a seeming lack of congruency and I just wanted to share my observations on that.
Related to my earlier question in July, I feel the issue of influence on the C's message, in regard to the content as well as the overall tone, being influenced by those present is an important consideration when being discerning. As Laura said in the July 12th, 2014 session:
Given that data, it seems to be a good reminder and grounds for the suggestion that that whenever the group asks about something that they hold an emotionally-charged confirmation bias toward, A.) it may be helpful to share your feelings and make it known to the readership so that people are more conscious about not just accepting things at face value (as often tends to happen, I've noticed), and B.) it would inspire the readers to hold each other with even more compassion, critical thinking, and consideration for their subjective prejudices, projections, wounding, and ulterior motives, which not only brings greater objectivity to the C's channel, but connection and healing within the forum group.
The reason I'm commenting so much about it is out of care and concern for the group and the information coming through in hopes that the following doesn't completely happen:
This is just my observation and concern since I've been noticing this already start to happen. Maybe I'm off or maybe there's some truth to this. Either way, I'd feel remiss in my responsibilities if I didn't share, network, and express my feelings about it.
Moving on...
[quote author=C's]
A: Notice that Bernhard does no original work of his own, but rather attempts to ride on the coat tails of others!!!
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From what I've seen, it's an aggregate method. He, like SOTT and like Laura, pieces things together from different sources, adds personal thoughts and observations along the way, and "connects the dots". From his writings to the videos we created (including the Dot Connector trailers), I think synthesizing various sources in a unique way IS "original" in a creative sense even if it's not primary research. At least that's what I think when I'm supporting SOTT against the very same criticism. Just a minor point, but one worth addressing since it applies to all involved.
Now, I'd like to generally discuss the "Alien Love Bite" topic, not Bernhard's specific case since A.) my concern is more fundamentally important and, B.) he can speak for himself if he choses to. Specifically in regards to the "Love Bite" topic per se, the C's said:
Then Pierre and Perceval follow up emphasizing that the Alien Love Bite, which has a lot of convincing case studies and circumstantial evidence, doesn't actually exist and that there's "not much "alien" about it".
Again, I find myself confused by seemingly conflicting information from the same source. Given what I've seen extensively reiterated in Laura's work and heard in her interviews (and extensive source information to Laura's work), the concept that hyperdimensional pranormal forces covertly and subversively working through people is a major part of the Matrix Control System. Therefore, to dismiss it ENTIRELY when it applies to relationships directly contradicts much of what has already been proven to have a considerably high probability in some circumstances.
All things considered, I can't help but wonder if dismissing the entire phenomenon, given the pre-existing emotionally-charged bias of those in the group toward Bernhard, has something to do with the contradictory messages coming through regarding the Alien Love Bite.
In summary, given that the C's and Laura have said repeatedly that observers/participants can have a powerful influence, and that clear emotional bias was shown through hyperbolic and even demonstrably false statements made by observers in the session, and that the Cs warned that overly concentrating "on 3rd level matters" (which seems to have become the case) meant risking creating rifts within the group and breaking up the channel, I can't help but wonder if some or all of what was channeled in this most recent session was even the Cs or not. And since nobody has cared to publicly make these observations and ask questions before accepting the information, neither back in July or in this thread, I figured it'd be worth considering since they're important considerations, IMO.
Thanks again. :)
I have a few observations I'd like to share.
[quote author=Perceval]
That's why people like this HumbertoLVX guy, they're into from the point of view of "Just give me the answers."
[/quote]
Perceval, I feel sad that even though we've worked together on Dot Connector promo stuff, we've supported each other's work on Facebook, I've commented on threads under this name before, and you know who I am outside the forum (although we've never met face to face), A.) you dismissively refer to me as "this HumbertoLVX guy" as if you don't know who I am, and B.) you condescendingly profile me as someone who "just wants someone to give me answers" despite my work, process, and history that you're fully aware of and is publicly available online with a simple google search. Hopefully we can clear things up because I'm confused by this acrimony.
It feels to me like you may be emotionally triggered about something (perhaps by my simply questioning something the C's said which nobody else mentioned on the thread, or by a subconscious transference of spiteful emotion given my association with Bernhard?) leading you to misconstrue and derogatorily misrepresent me. Is what I asked back in July really such an outrageous question considering the vast implications? If it was such a ridiculous question, y'all wouldn't have bothered asking it too, right? Clearly I don't want someone to "just give me the answers" because A.) I research, cross-reference, question, and value the journey just as much as the destination, as the work I've done shows for itself, and B.) notice I said the C's are "a source of inspiration for research." implying that obviously I'm not just in it for handouts.
I feel it's incumbent to use critical thinking to discern truth from lies, both within and without, in myself and in others, and this is where I'm coming from, so I hope you don't mistake my inquiry with disrespect or a sense of entitlement for perfection handed to me without my own effort. Much evidence to the contrary. Thanks for hearing me out to set the record straight.
[quote author=Perceval]
They don't even know what they can or cannot perceive themselves."
[/quote]
With all due respect, considering what I just said, this may useful to consider for yourself. All things considered, I don't think this is too much to ask, moreover considering you flat out admitted publicly that you do not consider yourself awake.
In regard to the following question:
(L) So, my question is: He asks why couldn't the C's have just said, "'You are not ready to receive the truth', or something similar like they have before, instead of espousing disinformation?"
A: "what would you have done if we had told you either all of such details or that "Jesus" did not exist?"
It seems curious to me that the only options mentioned by the C's are basically "all or nothing". That seems like a very limited "black or white" approach from supposed advanced 6th Density Unified Thought-form (which could just be the "black or white" thinking influence from within the group). It seems to me that they could have just as easily alternatively said, "At this time, we cannot tell you everything because it's necessary for your own development to find the answers for yourself, but you're getting closer. Keep searching, dear Knight.", or just give you a clue, like they've done numerous times before, from which research has usually broadened or come back around at a later time. This way, they're not fabricating a fictional character based on the selective compilation of myth and elements from the lives of two people (which, in my opinion, definitely applies to the definition of "disinformation", regardless of the strawman rationalization), nor would they be dismissing your inquiry, nor would they mitigating your efforts or respectful communication. There are many other options, is what I'm saying, and the lack of efficacy to navigate them on behalf of the C's gives me pause to question some things.
Generally speaking though, I understand the general premise of not overloading a person who isn't yet ready to hear the whole truth. I get that. I just think the options aren't as "black and white"/ "all or nothing" as the C's lead on.
Furthermore on that topic, I'm finding conflicting perspectives among the group discussion.
Perceval seems to feel Laura would have been adamant about getting to the truth:
[quote author=Perceval]
But if they would have told you that you were not ready, that would have just provoked you, and you wouldn't have let it go. Especially around Jesus, if you're not ready to know the truth about it. Ya know, like, "About Jesus?! I wanna know the truth right now! You better fess up!"
[/quote]
...even though Laura says she would have just dropped it:
A. What would you have done if we had told you either all of such details or that "Jesus" did not exist?
Q: (L) I would have terminated the project because at the time, I was quite convinced that any spirit that couldn't or wouldn’t acknowledge Jesus was demonic. That was a pretty common “test” in New Age land at the time. I would have stopped communicating with the C's altogether.
Yet later on in the session, Laura's disposition seems to indicate a combination of the two sentiments:
(L) Well, I tell you, some of their answers about some of the alien questions where they couldn't tell me something right then, that actually made me turn away from it right then. […] So, I just decided that path wasn't the right one. I just continued research along certain other lines. And that's when, as I said, I came to the idea that the whole "alien reality" is a paranormal reality.
This, along with numerous examples in your work, as well as the following snippet from the session, suggests to me that being honest and simply saying that further independent research is needed (as the C's have done before) would have spurred interest rather than detract from it. For example:
(L) And then they dropped those hints... "Children with Roman women." That just drove me crazy! That was such a hint!
(Andromeda) It was one of those seeds.
(L) Yeah, and it just grew and grew and grew in me. That was one of the reasons why I went into the whole Roman history thing and now have found pretty much all of the clues that demonstrate that everything the Cs said about Jesus then, and now, is true.
Ok. So Laura stayed on the same subject but learned from a different method. That part makes sense to me, given what your work shows and what you've have repeatedly emphasized about yourself, namely:
[quote author=Laura]
(L) Yeah, and I have a pretty stubborn streak….
[/quote]
Given your track record, Laura, it seems to me that you surely wouldn't have just let it go, especially with a topic that you have such a passionate, vested, personally-identified interest in (which is strong enough to supposedly necessitate distortion of the information coming through). There's a seeming lack of congruency and I just wanted to share my observations on that.
Related to my earlier question in July, I feel the issue of influence on the C's message, in regard to the content as well as the overall tone, being influenced by those present is an important consideration when being discerning. As Laura said in the July 12th, 2014 session:
Laura: There are various points where the C’s were wrong – probably consciously – but I can see no fault or bad intent, because they were definitely working within the psychological parameters given them by those present. And this is a crucial thing to understand about this kind of work: it is definitely a reality where the observer/participant has a powerful influence and it is harder for a materially minded, black-and-white thinker to grasp the essence of this reality than that a camel should go through the eye of a needle!
One of the things early investigators of the paranormal discovered, and which became clear as I followed through with this experiment and learned from the experiences, is that psychic phenomena can be strongly influenced or ‘colored’ by a sitter’s preconceived beliefs.
Given that data, it seems to be a good reminder and grounds for the suggestion that that whenever the group asks about something that they hold an emotionally-charged confirmation bias toward, A.) it may be helpful to share your feelings and make it known to the readership so that people are more conscious about not just accepting things at face value (as often tends to happen, I've noticed), and B.) it would inspire the readers to hold each other with even more compassion, critical thinking, and consideration for their subjective prejudices, projections, wounding, and ulterior motives, which not only brings greater objectivity to the C's channel, but connection and healing within the forum group.
The reason I'm commenting so much about it is out of care and concern for the group and the information coming through in hopes that the following doesn't completely happen:
April 15, 1995:
A: [...] Remember all channels and those of similar make-up are identified, tracked, and "dealt with."
August 12, 1995
A: Be careful not to read incorrect mechanical approaches as defective characteristics or personality or nature. It is important to differentiate between that which is alterable, curable, or can be helped, with that which is incurable, unalterable, and cannot be helped. Also, realize too, that as third density STS beings, it is very easy for any and all of you, each and every one of you, to fall into the trap, which is, of course, one form of attack coming from 4th density STS; to fall into the trap of seeking to serve self even when in cooperation with or in forum with others. This can cause, ultimately, a derailing, of any and all activities designed to improve situations or generate wide-spread assistance.
May 20, 1995
A: […] you were brought together as a result of many confluences of energy transfers for a purpose! You are always free to pursue any path you choose, however, if you concentrate on 3rd level matters such as your physical location, you risk creating rifts within your group! This is because such thoughts and potential actions will strengthen 3rd level STS feelings within each member, thus risking breakup of channel. Now, please realize, you have a unique combination of forces working through all of you that brought you all to this point. This is fragile, and any major changes in the chemistry will inevitably change "the whole picture."
This is just my observation and concern since I've been noticing this already start to happen. Maybe I'm off or maybe there's some truth to this. Either way, I'd feel remiss in my responsibilities if I didn't share, network, and express my feelings about it.
Moving on...
[quote author=C's]
A: Notice that Bernhard does no original work of his own, but rather attempts to ride on the coat tails of others!!!
[/quote]
From what I've seen, it's an aggregate method. He, like SOTT and like Laura, pieces things together from different sources, adds personal thoughts and observations along the way, and "connects the dots". From his writings to the videos we created (including the Dot Connector trailers), I think synthesizing various sources in a unique way IS "original" in a creative sense even if it's not primary research. At least that's what I think when I'm supporting SOTT against the very same criticism. Just a minor point, but one worth addressing since it applies to all involved.
Now, I'd like to generally discuss the "Alien Love Bite" topic, not Bernhard's specific case since A.) my concern is more fundamentally important and, B.) he can speak for himself if he choses to. Specifically in regards to the "Love Bite" topic per se, the C's said:
A: [answer comes super fast, pointer nearly flying off the board] The love bite scenario is more a government disinformation program for the weak minded and susceptible than anything else. Notice that all the effects can be easily produced with microwave manipulation of consciousness and emotions along with the normal interactions of social programming and psychopathology.
Then Pierre and Perceval follow up emphasizing that the Alien Love Bite, which has a lot of convincing case studies and circumstantial evidence, doesn't actually exist and that there's "not much "alien" about it".
Again, I find myself confused by seemingly conflicting information from the same source. Given what I've seen extensively reiterated in Laura's work and heard in her interviews (and extensive source information to Laura's work), the concept that hyperdimensional pranormal forces covertly and subversively working through people is a major part of the Matrix Control System. Therefore, to dismiss it ENTIRELY when it applies to relationships directly contradicts much of what has already been proven to have a considerably high probability in some circumstances.
All things considered, I can't help but wonder if dismissing the entire phenomenon, given the pre-existing emotionally-charged bias of those in the group toward Bernhard, has something to do with the contradictory messages coming through regarding the Alien Love Bite.
In summary, given that the C's and Laura have said repeatedly that observers/participants can have a powerful influence, and that clear emotional bias was shown through hyperbolic and even demonstrably false statements made by observers in the session, and that the Cs warned that overly concentrating "on 3rd level matters" (which seems to have become the case) meant risking creating rifts within the group and breaking up the channel, I can't help but wonder if some or all of what was channeled in this most recent session was even the Cs or not. And since nobody has cared to publicly make these observations and ask questions before accepting the information, neither back in July or in this thread, I figured it'd be worth considering since they're important considerations, IMO.
Thanks again. :)