The Cs Hit List 01: Prophecy, Prediction, and Portents of Things to Come

by harrison | Dec 4, 2011 | The Cassiopaean "Hit" List

Note: This is the first in a series of articles on the track record of the Cs (Cassiopaeans), those sometimes sarcastic and always insightful perhaps-future-intelligences and subject of the Cassiopaean Experiment. We aim to present those instances of statements that...

The Cs Hit List 03: History Is Bunk

by harrison | Dec 4, 2011 | The Cassiopaean "Hit" List

Update: We covered a list of prophecies in the first part of this series. The idea of California ‘falling into the sea’ was mentioned. Just a few days ago, another chunk of it did just that. Specifically, part of the Paseo del Mar road in San Pedro fell...

The Wave Chapter 47: Semiotics and The Content Plane

by beau | Dec 13, 2011 | The Wave Volume 5/6

As I have already described, the suicide of Frank’s father opened a door to past-life memories of an extremely unpleasant sort. It was almost as though the old gentleman attempted to give me a warning, and the Cassiopaeans described it as a “steppingstone” or a...

The Wave Chapter 48: The Juvenile Dictionary

by beau | Dec 18, 2011 | The Wave Volume 5/6

It is now time for a reality check. I realize that I have been bringing up the idea of “semantic aphasia” somewhat often in this little recapitulation. There is a reason for this aside from the ordinary interpretation that deals with words and our ability to access...

The Cs Hit List 04: Nature, Nurture, and My Monkey Genes

by harrison | Dec 29, 2011 | The Cassiopaean "Hit" List

The reader should probably be getting the idea by now: the approach SOTT.net takes to the Cassiopaean Experiment really is a case of 10% inspiration, 90% perspiration. One question asked, or one answer given, is often enough to inspire a whole line of research leading...

The Wave Chapter 49: Frequency Resonance Vibration

by beau | Jan 7, 2012 | The Wave Volume 5/6

It would be very easy to just write off the series of attacks I have been describing as just the way things are. My daughters were just kids who made mistakes, and nearly died because of them. Our lives are just like anybody else’s lives in the sense that about half...