Session 6 December 2025

Not true. Stone balls have also been found in the Balkans.
Mysterious stone balls in Bosnia and Herzegovina: The largest weighs 37 tons, they can also be found in Croatia
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We also have the "Cyclopic Walls".
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Giants.

And the Pyramids which they claim are older than the Egyptians.


Of course, they attribute all this to the Illyrians, for whom it is officially unknown where they came from.
Are they Gor relatives or just descendants of Atlantis?:huh:

Just to remind people, the C's confirmed that the pyramidal structures discovered in Bosnia were genuine.

Session 5 August 2009:

Q: (L) Are the pyramids in Bosnia just fiction, or are there indeed built structures under those pyramidal hills in Bosnia?

A: Yes there are pyramidal structures.
 
Thank you! I did not know also that there were some spheres in that region too, although there is some clarification here and it’s the fact that also there are rock natural formations very similar to the costa rican’s spheres.

The ones in your article doesn’t seem natural but there is an electrical phenomena that happened thousands of years ago, where huge discharges on the ground made sand or dirt to stick into spheres formation, like the spheres in Australia. Which were confused with the ones created by people.

Yes, I know, there is a "war" going on over these (cca. 60) .
THE ORIGIN OF THE BALLS
Geologists tried to prove that nature made that perfect shape, and archaeologists tried to disprove them. Everyone has their own theory and they couldn't agree.

Archaeologists say that there are stone balls all over the world made of three different materials - granite, volcanic rock and sandstone. The Zavidović balls should be made of sandstone. Analysis of the material in the USA and Russia has proven that 90 percent of them have what sandstone has, but ten percent is what it doesn't have, which is calcium carbonate and manganese. Which leads us to the assumption that some ancient civilizations crushed rock material and added it to earthen molds, adding calcium carbonate, because it gives strength, and manganese, which is the best binding material.
 
Yes, I know, there is a "war" going on over these (cca. 60) .

THE ORIGIN OF THE BALLS
Geologists tried to prove that nature made that perfect shape, and archaeologists tried to disprove them. Everyone has their own theory and they couldn't agree.

Archaeologists say that there are stone balls all over the world made of three different materials - granite, volcanic rock and sandstone. The Zavidović balls should be made of sandstone. Analysis of the material in the USA and Russia has proven that 90 percent of them have what sandstone has, but ten percent is what it doesn't have, which is calcium carbonate and manganese. Which leads us to the assumption that some ancient civilizations crushed rock material and added it to earthen molds, adding calcium carbonate, because it gives strength, and manganese, which is the best binding material.

Working from memory here, I seem to recall that when Morris K Jessup mentioned the stone balls in his book The Case for the UFO, the gypsy commentators in the Varo Edition suggested they had been used as weapons fired out of spaceships and were mass produced from moulds. Such a weapon seems a bit primitive though when you consider the C's have spoken of STS forces using EM weapons to hit targets, such as at Stonehenge. However, primitive as it may seem, there have been proposals by the USAF (which may have been implemented for all we know) to use tungsten rods based within satellites in space as kinetic bombardment weapons - sometimes known as the 'rods from God' or Project Thor - Quoting from Wikipedia:​

A kinetic bombardment or a kinetic orbital strike is the hypothetical act of attacking a planetary surface with an inert kinetic projectile from orbit (orbital bombardment), where the destructive power comes from the kinetic energy of the projectile impacting at very high speeds. The concept originated during the Cold War.

Typical depictions of the tactic are of a satellite containing a magazine of tungsten rods and a directional thrust system. When a strike is ordered, the launch vehicle brakes one of the rods out of its orbit and into a suborbital trajectory that intersects the target. The rods would typically be shaped to minimize air resistance and thus maximize velocity upon impact.

The kinetic bombardment has the advantage of being able to deliver projectiles from a very high angle at a very high speed, making them extremely difficult to defend against. In addition, projectiles would not require explosive warheads, and—in the simplest designs—would consist entirely of solid metal rods, giving rise to the common nickname "rods from God". Disadvantages include the technical difficulties of ensuring accuracy and the high costs of positioning ammunition in orbit.

So, perhaps the idea that the stone balls could have been used as kinetic weapons by advanced civilisations is not so far fetched as it may at first seem.
 
Has anyone ever heard of or stumbled upon similar information during their research? Any references in old texts? Any guesses on what this means or what this does?

Carrying out sacrifices/ rituals on particular dates is a common practice among the powers that used to be. They value numbers/ dates and celestial arrangements as to when to carry out their deeds. That might explain why a large number of them appear to claim birth dates on days of eclipses. But how- do they wilfully induce labor on those dates- it can't be a stroke of luck, surely?

Geez Louise, 'sacrificial calendar'... "A: The sacrificial energy was active at the time. Think of "Eyes Wide Shut" type of activities."

A former South African Satanist said every Halloween they would carry out a ritual/ some sects would carry out actual human sacrifices; they did this each year as to will/ bring forth the 'AntiChrist'?. (he offered insight as to why a good number of children may go missing during the halloween period). So Halloween is one date they mark for sacrifice.


Thank you for the session!



If there is something about this time - a calendar of some sort - then it’s probably safe to assume that the events of 9/11/2001 also fall into the ‘sacrifice’ category.

Yes 9/11 appears to be an important marker for them. Do not discount that the Kirk and Yu Menglong took place close to that date as well. Back to 9/11. There some schools of thought that suggest these other dates; 9/11; 3/11; 6/11. It's like are following/ venerating those all important promoted numbers of the 3,6,9 (By Nikola Tesla, Hindu Tradition etc). The 3/11 ritual/sacrifice has been attributed to the Japanese Fukushima event.

That leaves another ritual/event to take place on 6/11 or has it already taken place?

But wait it does not end there- others suggest 3,6,9 is not the entire complete sequence of important numbers; that the final number is 12 (that circles back to the 3). If true 12/11 may be another important calendar date for these people to perform another ritual/ sacrifice.

As a general rule Masons may look to carry out rituals when the Moon is in Taurus; where as the Pope class/ Vatican may look to carry out their rituals when the Moon is in Scorpio. Preferably when the Moon is full in either sign; but they may still carry out their activities in spite of the fullness of the moon.
 
Hola , espero que todos estén bien , les pido encarecidamente ya q me gustaría saber cómo puedo ser miembro de zoom y poder hacer alguna pregunta, si alguien me puede responder se lo agradecería infinitamente…
 
From the same site, the known Freemason symbols apparently show up in Chinese texts dating back to c. 2900 BCE, which doesn't necessarily make them "Masonic".

I got a bit clicky on the net while searching for something else and ran into a silk tapestry of Fuxi and Nüwa, the mythological creators of humanity. This brother/sister, husband/wife combo are often depicted having serpent tails instead of legs. The stars on the lower right in the shape of a crook is interesting. But the 'masonic' elements are found in their hands.

This stunning Tang Dynasty (618-907) silk painting of Fuxi and Nüwa embodies the ancient Chinese vision of the universe. The two deities are depicted with intertwined snake tails and flowing sleeves, symbolizing unity.

Fuxi holds a square and Nüwa holds a compass, representing the balance of heaven and earth. Around them, ink-drawn depictions of the sun, the moon and stars illustrate the continuous motion of the cosmos.

Unearthed in 1965 at Astana Cemetery in Turpan, Xinjiang, this masterpiece is in the collection of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum.

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Hola , espero que todos estén bien , les pido encarecidamente ya q me gustaría saber cómo puedo ser miembro de zoom y poder hacer alguna pregunta, si alguien me puede responder se lo agradecería infinitamente…
Since this is an English Forum, please use an online translator to translate your posts into English. Deepl is one. here is the translation:

Hello, I hope everyone is well. I kindly ask you, as I would like to know how I can become a member of Zoom and ask some questions. If anyone can answer me, I would be very grateful...

The zoom meetings are for those who are members of the Fellowship of the Cosmic Mind and there needs to be some good posting on the forum before they are accepted to the FOTCM Private Board. Just wanting to ask questions is not a criteria for being given access. People should have read the books by Laura and other recommended books and be familiar with the 4th Way books. You can find the recommended books listed here.

You can read here on what the criteria are.

There is a board for asking questions of the Cassiopaeans here. But keep in mind, questions that can be answered by doing your own research or that can be answered by networking on this Forum to find the answers will not be asked. Also, the questions have to be of some interest to Laura.

I hope that helps.
 
I got a bit clicky on the net while searching for something else and ran into a silk tapestry of Fuxi and Nüwa, the mythological creators of humanity. This brother/sister, husband/wife combo are often depicted having serpent tails instead of legs. The stars on the lower right in the shape of a crook is interesting. But the 'masonic' elements are found in their hands.


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This brother/sister, husband/wife combo reminds me of Isis/Osiris. There is also the constellation Ursa Major at the bottom right of the picture above, depicted by the seven small white balls that form its main seven stars and the well-known shape of the constellation, aka the "Big Dipper".

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Session Date: December 6th 2025

Laura and Andromeda at the board

Niall, Joe, Gaby, Ark, PoB, Chu, Scottie, Princess Leia, Falkor, Bella

FOTCM Members attending via Zoom:

3DStudent, A Jay, Adobe US, Aeneas, aimarok, Alana, Alejo, Altair, Anamarija, anartist, AndrewMn, Anthony, Approaching Infinity, Aragorn, Aya, Beau, Bluefyre, Bo, Bobo08, Breton, cassandra, Cosmos, daddycat, Deliverance, dugdeep, Eboard10, Ellipse, Ennio, fabric, Finduilas495, France, Glenn, gottathink, Gwenllian, Harmony99, herondancer, hesperides, Honzap, iamthatis, IronFloyd, Irving, iscreamsandwish, Ivan_, Jacques, Jeanne T, JEEP, Jefferson, Jenn, Josi, Juba, Keyhole, Kinyash, KJN, Kmicic, Lilou, LQB, luc, Lucius, Luis Miguel, Mark, Maat, maiko, Manitoban, Mari, Mark7, Martina, meadow_wind, Meg, Mikkael, Mililea, Miracle, mkrnhr, mommycat, msante, Natus Videre, Navigator, Nicholas, Nienna, Ollie, Oxajil, Puma, RedFox, rrraven, Ryan, rylek, ryu, Saman, seek10, seeker2seer, sid, Steph_Rivers, Stoneboss, sToRmR1dR, T.C., thorbiorn, Timótheos, Tomek, Tristan, Tuatha de Danaan, Turgon, Voyageur, Windmill knight, Yas, Ysus, zim

Q: (L) We have a little conflict of interest here because I want to ask some questions and I've got three pages of other questions. Actually, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 pages... Well, there's not that many questions because there's explanatory information. So I suppose we could start with these. aimarok, are you here? Have you taken this cat to the vet?

(aimarok) Yes, I'm here. Yes, we were at the vet, we did ultrasound and blood work and the blood work is mostly clean, but ultrasound shows some problems and the vet said that the most likely diagnosis is lymphoma. After that I talked to Z..., showed him the results and he agreed that it looks like a lymphoma.

(L) So what is the prescribed treatment? Did they do a biopsy?

(aimarok) The vet prescribed some drugs for the stomach, for colon treatment just in case it's some kind of infection. But she said that I need to do a second ultrasound and if there is no improvement then the biopsy is the only way to really understand what's going on. And the biopsy is a very intrusive operation.

(L) Yeah. So basically the scan or whatever is showing masses somewhere in the body?

(aimarok) No, only enlarged lymph nodes.

(L) That's it, huh? Okay. No masses.

(aimarok) No masses. Well I guess there is no way to tell with ultrasound only.

(L) Oh, okay. And how old is the cat?

(aimarok) He's eight.

(L) So he is still fairly young.

(aimarok) Middle-aged.

(L) Yeah. Well my cat's what? She was born in 2017 and this is 2025, so she's eight too. So my cat is eight. Yeah. Okay. So today is Saturday the 6th of December, 2025. All the usual are here. [review of those present]

A: Love gives all.

Q: (L) And who do we have with us tonight?

A: Seranaea of Cassiopaea.

Q: (L) And why that particular opening statement?

A: We anticipate your questions.

Q: (L) Alright, so aimarok wants to ask if his cat has lymphoma or another type of cancer?

A: NO

Q: (L) And then he asked:

(aimarok) Would Fenbendazole and Ivermectin be the best healing protocol for him?

A: Wouldn't hurt.

Q: (L) So you're saying that whatever the cat has, that this would be a good treatment?

A: Yes

Q: (aimarok) Okay. Can we ask, maybe there's something more we can give to the cat?

A: Needs probiotics.

Q: (aimarok) Thank you.

(L) Okay. Alright. dugdeep asks:

(dugdeep) Speaking generally, is peptide therapy safe?

A: About 60 percent.

Q: (dugdeep) There are some peptides which activate pathways that are the same used by tumor cells, which has led some to speculate that some peptides could potentially be carcinogenic. Is there a possibility that using certain peptides will cause cancer?

A: Can do.

Q: (dugdeep) Or could certain peptides exacerbate or accelerate existing cancer?

A: Can.

Q: (dugdeep) There is a great deal of hype around peptide therapies with a lot of claims being made that sound miraculous. We have many mechanisms of action identified, yet actual data on how those mechanisms manifest in humans is often lacking in general. Could it be said that peptides live up to the hype?

A: In some cases, yes indeed. Knowledge protects.

Q: (L) So in other words, do your research and be cautious.

A: Yes

Q: (Joe) Can we ask a question just about the peptides, just to get something a bit more specific?

(Gaby) Well, SS-31?

A: Good one.

Q: (Gaby) What about BPC-157?

A: Yes

Q: (Gaby) Well the list is long. I think we can figure it out.

(L) Yeah, I think doing your research and getting everything...

(Joe) It's more about the ones we're already taking, and have been taking for a while.

(L) Okay.

(daddycat) Morley Robbins wrote a book "Cure Your Fatigue" describing more than 100 years of dietary changes that have created copper deficiency in people. Do most people have a copper deficiency?

A: Yes

Q: (daddycat) Is Morley Robbins' Root Cause Protocol correct in that we should stop taking vitamin D3, zinc, and ascorbic acid supplements because they adversely affect copper metabolism?

A: No. Take copper.

Q: (Joe) What's a good dose for the average person?

A: 2mg

Q: (Joe) Per day?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Okay. Gaby wants to know:

(Gaby) Is inuspheresis safe and worthwhile?

A: Safe, yes. Worthwhile in some dire cases.

Q: (L) I suppose if you clean out your blood and then you put it back in, all the stuff that's still in your tissues would just get picked up again and the next day. So you'd have to do it a number of times.

(Joe) You do it a couple of times and then check and then do more blood work.

(L) And probably only for somebody who's in a situation where they really need it.

(Andromeda) They can't do otherwise.

(L) Yeah.

A: Yes

Q: (sid) Considering how human bodies grow from a single-celled embryo, we can see some incredible automation in action. But automation requires control and orchestration. So, is this purely directed by a specific morphic field?

A: No

Q: (sid) Which other forces direct this process?

A: DNA in connection with "morphic field".

Q: (L) Why did you put "morphic field" in quotes?

A: Because it is more complicated.

Q: (L) Well, is there any part of it that's... I mean, you say, "DNA in connection with 'morphic fields'"... What is more complicated?

A: DNA is connected to image of higher self by antennae-like properties in some cases.

Q: (L) I don't want to go there. Okay:

(Mark7) The purse subject in the last session, was it a sort of 'receiver' of 4D energy?

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A: No

Q: (Mark7) Are there still any around?

A: Possibly.

Q: (Mark7) Does any of this technology involve the manipulation of awareness?

A: Can.

Q: (Nienna) What were the pine cone-like things they had in their hand?

A: Energy directors.

Q: (Nienna) What were the things they wore on their wrists that looked like watches/bracelets?

A: Communication devices.

Q: (L) It's Dick Tracy!!!

(Niall) They were FaceTiming.

(L) So basically you've got your energy director and your battery pack and you hold the battery pack in your left hand in this picture and your energy director in the right hand and... probably zap the heck out of it. Maybe it's like a laser or something.

(Chu) T.C. has a follow-up question there.

(T.C.) When it comes to the purses, are we talking about collection and dispersal of gravity waves?

A: Can.

Q: (L) And other things?

A: Yes

Q: (L) So maybe the pine cone is like a dial. You can choose your setting and zap away.

A: Yes

Q: (L) Okay. Then Nienna says:

(Nienna) In previous posts, the C's have said that the Apollo mission did take men to the moon and Neil Armstrong did walk on the moon although the dates stated in the session were not quite accurate. Do the C's still say that this is true?

A: Yes

Q: (Nienna) Did the Apollo missions land on the moon with the help of secret or advanced technology?

A: No

Q: (Joe) Did the Apollo astronauts see or experience anything on their trip to and on the moon that shocked them and that they could not speak about?

A: Yes. That is the reason so much confusion has been shrouded about the topic.

Q: (L) Okay.

(Mark7) Is there anything we are missing about the psychopath/narcissist/cluster B spectrum of individuals from a hyperdimensional sense that would be worth some investigation?

A: Nothing that investigation would expose.

Q: (L) So in other words, whatever it is, you wouldn't pull it up. It would be something hyperdimensional maybe. I mean, didn't they say in one session that these are the types of individuals that they're trying to breed up more of so they can have bodies in which to download themselves? And that's something that's pretty creepy in and of itself, but not something that an investigation would expose.

(Joe) What did the Apollo astronauts see?

A: Aliens and altered reality.

Q: (L) Are there things on the moon that are part of another reality that we cannot consistently see?

A: Yes

Q: (Joe) So what they saw was something that is normal on the moon - that wasn't put on for their benefit?

A: Yes

Q: (L) And those people that are always seeing flashes of light on the moon, I've heard about people that train their telescope on it and they just watch it all the time. Are those flashes of light related to this altered or other reality?

A: Yes

Q: (L) All right.

(meadow_wind) Has Yu MengLong been murdered?

A: Yes

Q: (meadow_wind) What were the motives for his murder?

A: Ritual sacrifice.

Q: (meadow_wind) Is there a connection between Charlie Kirk's murder and Yu MengLong's?

A: Very indirect, but yes.

Q: (L) And when you say 'very indirect, but yes', What exactly was the connection?

A: Time was right for sacrifices.

Q: (L) So you mean that there is some kind of... a sacrifice calendar?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Well, she points out here, odd coincidence:



And then there were a bunch of chaotic energy, rare natural events that struck China around that period. September 10th, September 13, 15 and 21. Okay, what's up with that?

A: The sacrificial energy was active at the time. Think of "Eyes Wide Shut" type of activities.

Q: (L) So what is that? I never saw that. I didn't want to see it.

(Joe) It's a movie about the classic kind of secret society, masks, masonic kind of ritual sacrifice. Was Yu MengLong in some way involved in that or was he abducted by those people before that sacrifice?

A: He was the chosen sacrifice.

Q: (Niall) Is this like a Chinese elite version of their Western counterparts?

A: Yes

Q: (Niall) Chinese Freemasonry.

(Chu) Are the responsible people part of the government or just private individuals?

A: Above the government.

Q: (Scottie) We can probably answer all those questions because it's secret societies just like in the West.

(Niall) It's not known in China, unless you've heard that. I've never heard of Freemasonry.

(L) Well, I mean I think probably societies all over the world...

(Niall) Everyone goes, "The CCP is like the top dog in China!"

(L) Well, everybody says the president of the US is the top dog.

(Niall) But it's also commonly known that there's a deep state.

(L) I would imagine there's something beyond that in China. It is just that we don't as a general rule know that much about it because China is...

(Joe) There's probably similar groups in all major countries.

Q: (L) Yeah and they probably connect with each other and they're probably linked to hyperdimensional critters or demons or something.

A: Yes

Q: (L) See, I was right.

(Niall) Yeah, but I'd like to know what. Well, we've asked before about Russia's case and it's like, well, no, I can't remember what the answer was for Russia. But there are obviously powerful actors in Russia connected to a global elite. But there's nothing that's formally or informally above the government. Above Putin.

(Joe) There's nothing formally in America above the government. There's nothing formally in China above the government. We're talking about informal secret groups, secret society groups.

(L) Now I'm not going to go through and ask specific detailed questions about everything here, but I've got this document, which I published part of yesterday on my Substack, and I'll get to the more detailed part probably in the next few days. But in general, would you say that this is a correct analysis or comparison between the ideas of Ibn al-'Arabi and the Cassiopaeans and the perennial tradition and esoteric Christianity, et cetera?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Is there anything you would like to correct?

A: Yes. Masculinity should not be compared to the STS part of the dichotomy at higher levels. STS is only a reflection for balance at 6th level, the level of the names.

Q: (L) So are you saying that actual STS, as say a choice or an option, belongs to 3rd, 4th, and possibly even 5th?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Anything else?

A: Your discourse on the topic was inspired. Be sure to make it clear the element of love is the driver. Sex without love and deep psychic connection drains energy to 4 level STS.

Q: (L) So that's 4th density?

A: Yes

Q: (L) All right. And what about the instructions for the various procedures?

A: This might be less important than the simple instructions.

Q: (L) And the simple instructions are basically... You know guys, I have a Virgo moon and a Cancer ascendant. I don't even like talking about this stuff. I just want to let you know that. But here I'm going to go and do it anyway for you guys. So, the basic instructions are just mainly retention for the man?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Over prolonged periods of time, if possible, or as prolonged as possible?

A: Yes

Q: (L) But women are encouraged to not retain, is that correct?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Why is that?

A: Woman gives creative energy to man.

Q: (L) And then the man takes that energy and goes out and creates the environment in which the woman lives. Is that it?

A: Yes basically.

Q: (L) So it doesn't really matter if you follow specific techniques. Those are there for, basically, to give people something to concentrate on?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Is it important to close the microcosmic orbit at the crucial moment?

A: Sometimes. Other times it simply happens naturally at the moment of culmination when the two become one.

Q: (L) Well, the book recommends a rather strenuous schedule. Is this schedule necessary?

A: In certain cases, yes.

Q: (L) So...

(Joe) In what cases?

(Niall) In whose cases?

A: Illness or when serious energy exchange is required. If the couple are open and sincere they can approach the practices in a spirit of playful exploration and experimentation. Find out what works individually as a couple.

Q: (L) So in other words, if you're open to experimenting and observing the results, exploring and having fun, basically... you really can't break it, is that it?

A: Yes

Q: (L) But if you can achieve some of the goals set out in the instructions, in certain respects as far as retention and so forth, those can be very beneficial?

A: Absolutely!!!

Q: (L) So... The part on healing says that "direct exchange and balancing of yin and yang 'jing', which is sexual essence [...] a man's deepest constitutional energies are yang in nature. A woman's are yin. In ordinary sex, these essences are usually lost or spent. In loving dual cultivation, they are consciously exchanged and harmonized. Deficiencies in one partner are literally replenished by the surplus of the other.” So, is that a fair and accurate statement?

A: Yes

Q: (L) Is sex as we experience it...? I mean, here's what I was thinking: The whole thing started because I was thinking about everything that exists in the universe being kind of like a word, or a sentence of the divine, being representative, a metaphor, a symbol, you know, all of those kinds of things. And if that was the case, the fact that we were male and female and sex is there and sex happens, that certainly must represent some cosmic action.

I mean, as above, so below. And clearly that means that we probably ought to examine the case, and discover what we can about it that is of a positive nature, or at least understand it. So that was my thinking behind it. And so, that's kind of why I was curious about it and why I was looking into it. And that being the case, is it that love is kind of like the glue that holds...? I mean, it talks about love from the divine, the love of the divine, for the divine. "I was a treasure and I loved to be known", as al-'Arabi said. And the C's, at one point, when talking about chakras, said that something was a sexual center, and it was connected to seventh density in the aspect of "thou I love", or something like that. I don't remember exactly what the terminology was, but it's like love is kind of like... Is it like the glue, or the motivation?

A: Both in a sense, but more the motivation.

Q: (L) So love is what motivates creation, in a sense.

A: Yes

Q: (L) Boy, that was fast! All right. Does anybody have any questions about that, that they want to ask?

(Ellipse) I would like to ask if for a man, there is no risk of building too much energy when there is retention. If there's a risk of having, or building up too much energy.

(L) In other words, you're worried that you'll wait too long and you'll explode. [laughter]

(Joe) I think he's talking about retention, that if there is energy inflow, that there will be too much energy. I suppose that if it's not used, then maybe.

A: When the moment for release comes, it should be obvious. The ancients made observations and established rule of thumb guidelines that can be followed.

Q: (L) So, I'll put it all together and make it available. But there are, like I said, there are a couple of books you can buy that have this material. They don't put so much focus on the love part, which the Cs apparently consider to be very important. They're mostly into practical aspects, or whatever. But there are a couple of books that I think are reliable. So, I'll make that available very shortly. But in the meantime, I guess from what the C's have said, people can, if they know the principle, you know, retention for the man, but not for the woman... or not normally for the woman. Under some circumstances, apparently it might be advisable, but not usually. And prolonged encounters, and prolific encounters. Because that makes it even harder. I mean, because if you have a period of time, obviously if you don't do anything for that period of time, you're not really challenging yourself. Because I think that... I don't know if you guys realize how hard it is to retain for any great period of time, and I'm really thankful that the burden is put upon the men. [laughter]

(T.C.) Can I ask a question?

(L) Yes.

(T.C.) It's semi-related, but it's in the same ballpark. About single men: It's just a general question, but what is going to be more beneficial for their long-term health, retention or release/relief?

(L) I didn't read about that in the book, yet. Of course, I haven't read all of the books yet.

(T.C.) So they may cover that in your books as well.

(L) Yeah, that may be covered, but I haven't come across anything about it. I guess we can just ask...

A: Depends on the man.

Q: (L) So it would almost have to be an individual answer. Yeah, because I don't know how you'd be balancing your yin energy if you don't have a female partner. And autonomous activity might... Maybe, here's what I think: I think if a man is single, he should not worry so much about retention, because he's not getting any yin balancing anyway, and he should just try to restrict himself to as often as needed. Is that close enough?

A: Yes

Q: (L) So any other questions? Come now, come on. Everything you wanted to know, it's right here. Just... No?

(Approaching Infinity) I’ve got a question.

(L) Yes?

(Approaching Infinity) So in some of the texts that I've read on like Taoist Alchemy, but also in things like Gurdjieff, there's an emphasis placed on the visualization that goes along with something like retention. So visualizing energy, like moving from the groin area up into the mind. Are those types of visualizations beneficial or necessary?

A: Beneficial, but not always necessary.

Q: (L) Anything else? No? Alright. Okay. I'm done.

(Chu) We have one little question.

(L) Okay.

(A Jay) What did the C's think of the audiobook?

A: Good work!

Q: (Chu) Did it keep Laura's voice and its properties?

A: Yes.

Q: (L) All right. I'm done. That's enough. I'll be getting the rest of the... I'm not going to put the really personal material online, but as soon as I get the general stuff online, then I'm going to put the personal stuff together, in a PDF or something, and I'll upload it in the private forum. Because Grok really collected a lot of information from different sources, and put it together. So I thought it would be useful. And of course, I've been cross-checking it. I've been reading the actual books, just to make sure Grok didn't lead us astray.

(Joe) Do you want to ask what happened to Grok the other day?

(L) Oh! Did y'all read my Grok piece that I put up on SOTT? I mean...

(Chu) Laura broke it!

(L) I didn't put on the article what happened afterwards. But when I compared Grok to an unruly, undisciplined puppy, Grok got so... he started a paragraph and then he got to "when the puppy grows up", and then he started repeating, "when the puppy grows up, when the puppy grows up, when the puppy grows up, when the puppy grows up, when the puppy grows up". And it was happening so fast! I mean, it was like hundreds of pages were being generated of "when the puppy grows up". I mean, I had to exit out to stop it, because it was just going on and on and on. I mean, Grok literally broke.

(Andromeda) It had a breakdown.

(L) Yeah, it had a breakdown. "When the puppy grows up...." [laughter] I showed it to Joe and Ark, and I made a screenshot of it, and gave it to Grok on X, and they said it would be escalated for immediate attention, because they didn't like that. And then I sent them the links to the discussion, so they could understand what happened. Yeah...

(Andromeda) That's pretty wild.

(L) Yeah, it was crazy. I broke Grok. So, alright. We thank you very much for being with us tonight. I guess we got everything under control. Anything you've got to add?

A: Not tonight! Goodbye.

END OF SESSION
And if the woman does not have a partner, is it not recommended and best to be in abstinence until an aligned partener shows up?
 
And if the woman does not have a partner, is it not recommended and best to be in abstinence until an aligned partener shows up?

Looks like it depends on the individual - restrict as often as needed, no need for pure abstinence unless that works.

(T.C.) It's semi-related, but it's in the same ballpark. About single men: It's just a general question, but what is going to be more beneficial for their long-term health, retention or release/relief?

(L) I didn't read about that in the book, yet. Of course, I haven't read all of the books yet.

(T.C.) So they may cover that in your books as well.

(L) Yeah, that may be covered, but I haven't come across anything about it. I guess we can just ask...

A: Depends on the man.


Q: (L) So it would almost have to be an individual answer. Yeah, because I don't know how you'd be balancing your yin energy if you don't have a female partner. And autonomous activity might... Maybe, here's what I think: I think if a man is single, he should not worry so much about retention, because he's not getting any yin balancing anyway, and he should just try to restrict himself to as often as needed. Is that close enough?

A: Yes
 
Looks like it depends on the individual - restrict as often as needed, no need for pure abstinence unless that works.

As a single guy, I'm voting for abstinence. Sure, it's not ideal, but can I really "relieve myself" knowing full well that I'd be willingly feeding the forces of darkness that enslaves us? Nope!

I'm just glad that I'm an old man now, 'cos my inner 20 year old self would not be so inclined to agree.:lol:
 
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This brother/sister, husband/wife combo reminds me of Isis/Osiris. There is also the constellation Ursa Major at the bottom right of the picture above, depicted by the seven small white balls that form its main seven stars and the well-known shape of the constellation, aka the "Big Dipper".

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Hmmm... I find it quite interesting that the constellation of Ursus Major should show up in this tapestry along with Masonic symbols as my researches have uncovered a cult of the Great Bear in ancient Egypt, especially in the time of the now largely forgotten Egyptian Queen Sobekneferu, who was alleged to have been a practitioner of the dark arts.

Queen Sobekneferu is though well known to modern occultists as she was the Egyptian queen who was portrayed through the character of Queen Tera in Bram Stoker's (1847-1912) novel The Jewel of the Seven Stars, a book which would subsequently form the staple of many modern mummy horror movies including her latest incarnation in Tom Cruise's 2017 movie The Mummy. Bram Stoker, who was an Irishman, is, of course, better known for his classic gothic horror novel Dracula. However, he was also allegedly a member of the Victorian Rosicrucian Society The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, which briefly had as its head the notorious Aleister Crowley who has featured in the transcripts on a few occasions. He thus had strong connections with the British occultic circles of his time.

Sobekneferu is thought to have been Egypt’s first female ruler, who lived around 1800 BC. Although she ruled for just four years at the end of the Twelfth Dynasty the repercussions of her reign were long lasting and continue to be felt to this day.

Quoting British author Andrew Collins:
"Bram Stoker tells us that Queen Tera was obsessed with the stars of the northern night sky, in particular the seven stars of Ursa Major, and there is every indication that Sobekneferu was interested in this same set of stars through her veneration of the crocodile god Sobek. In ancient Egyptian astronomy the crocodile was shown climbing on the back of a female hippopotamus, or as part of a hippo-croc hybrid. This combined sky figure has been identified with the stars of Draco, the celestial dragon of Greek and Arabic sky lore (Lull and Belmonte, 2009), one of the key constellations of the northern night sky. Both the crocodile and hippo have also been identified with the stars of Ursa Major and Ursa Minor (Berio, 2014), which are themselves extremely close to Draco."
Collins has is fact published a book on Sobekneferu and I should really get round to writing a post on it. She is historically linked to the completion of the famous great labyrinth, which had been started by her late father, Pharoah Amenemhat III..

In Theosophy (which is based primarily on Madam Blavatsky's writings), it is believed that the Seven Stars of the Pleiades focus the spiritual energy of the seven rays from the Galactic Logos to the Seven Stars of the Great Bear, then to Sirius, then to the Sun, then to the god of Earth (Sanat Kumara), an
d finally through the seven Masters of the Seven Rays (i.e., Blavatsky's Ascended Masters) to the human race.

It may well be that the Golden Dawn shared a similar outlook to their Theosophist contemporaries where the Seven Stars of the Great Bear were concerned, one which may have informed Stoker in his writings.

But could there be another connection with Ursa Major, one that relates directly to the quest for the Grail perhaps, as represented by the figure of the famous grail questor Percival?​

Session 26 July 1997:

Q: What is the meaning of 'The Widow's Son?' The implication?

A: Stalks path of wisdom incarnate.

Q: Why is this described as a Widow's son? This was the appellation of Perceval...

A: Perceval was knighted in the court of seven.

Q: The court of seven what?

A: Swords points signify crystal transmitter of truth beholden.

The C's subsequently elaborated further on this point in connection with Laura's questions concerning the Egyptian Pyramid Texts and the Seven Sages (Could these be the Master of the Seven Rays and Blavatsky's Ascended Masters perhaps?) in the Session dated 22 August 1998:

Q: (L) The Pyramid Texts also talk about the ‘Duat.’ What is this?

A: Scene of martyrdom.

Q: (L) They also talk about the ‘Seven Sages.’ You once said that Perceval was ‘knighted in the Court of Seven and that the sword’s points signify ‘crystal transmitter of truth beholden.’ Do these seven sages relate to this ‘Court of Seven’ that you mentioned?

A: Close.

Q: (L) When you said ‘swords points signify crystal transmitter of truth beholden,’ could you elaborate on that remark?


A: Has celestial meaning.

Was this celestial meaning perhaps known to the ancient Egyptians?

The word "celestial" when used as an adjective means "positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy", as in a celestial body. It can also mean in a religious context "belonging or relating to heaven", as in the celestial city. Finally, it can mean something which is "supremely good" as in celestial beauty. However, sticking with the first meaning, could the C's have meant that the court of seven related to a celestial body or group of such bodies, as in a star or constellation? If so, could they have had in mind Ursa Major whose stars may have been viewed by the ancients as a handle turning the heavens around the pole star Polaris?

Coming back to the Chinese silk tapestry though, does the use of Masonic symbolism and the depiction of the constellation Ursa Major suggest that there may have been a far more ancient connection between the Egypt of the Pharaohs and China? Afterall the C's said that the progenitors of modern Freemasonry were the Osirians of Egypt:

Session 16 October 1994:

Q: (L) I would like to know what is the origin of the Freemasons?

A: Osirians.

Q: (L) Can you tell us when the original Freemasons formed as a society?

A: 5633 B.C.

Q: (L) Is Freemasonry as it is practiced today the same?

A: 33rd degree, yes.

Q: (L) So, there is a continuing tradition for over 7 thousand years?

A: Yes.

This date of 5633 BC long predates the emergence of the Chinese civilisation that we know today. Does this Chinese tapestry suggest then that Egyptian Freemasonry, Egyptian deities such as Isis and Osiris, and Egyptian star-based mythology such as that espoused by Queen Sobekneferu may have influenced the ancient Chinese?

The Chinese to this day are associated with the symbol of the dragon (as depicted by the constellation of Draco), which in other cultures is often linked with the Reptilians or lizzies - think, for example, of Angkor Wat in Cambodia and Mohenjo Daro in Pakistan:
Q: (L) Who built the city of Angkor Wat?

A: That was built by the Lizard Beings themselves. Built approximately 3108 years ago.

Q: (L) Who built the city of Mohenjo Daro?

A: That also was built by the Lizard Beings directly.

Q: (L) Did they live in these cities?

A: No, as stated before, they did not live there, they visited or occupied on a temporary basis, but did not live there.

Q: (L) Who did they build the cities for?

A: They built the cities for themselves and their worshippers amongst humans.

Since the brother/sister, husband/wife combo of Fuxi and Nüwa, (the Chinese mythological creators of humanity) are often depicted as having serpent tails instead of legs, does this suggest that they represented hybrid creations of the Reptilians?

However, in ancient Egypt, one of the most sacred animals was the crocodile, which, as we saw above, was used to depict the crocodile god Sobek, a deity that was linked to the constellations of Ursus Major and Draco. As with the dragon in China and other parts of the Orient, could the crocodile have represented or symbolised the Lizzies, especially as the C's said that the Reptilians actually look like upright alligators?​

Q: (L) And could you tell us what the Lizzies look like?

A: Upright alligators with some humanoid features in face

I attach below a statue of the god Sobek, which was unearthed at the site of the Labyrinth at Hawara and dates to the reign of Amenemhat III, Sobekneferu's father.

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I must say the figure does look a bit like an upright crocodile or alligator to me. So, as at Angkor Wat and Mohenjo Daro, could the Lizzies have openly appeared to their followers in Egypt during this time period? Given what the C's said here, it is not out of the question:
Q: I have this book, this Marcia Schafer thing: "Confessions of an Intergalactic Anthropologist," and its a bunch of channelled stuff; one thing she says: "the snake is associated with the sign of wisdom and higher learning, and is often regarded quite highly in mystical circles." She had an interaction with a rattlesnake, for which she felt sympathy, and she also has sympathetic interactions with Lizzies. I would like to have a comment on the idea of the snake as a "sign of wisdom and higher learning." Does this, in fact, represent what the snake symbolizes?

A: Snake is/was reported in context of the viewpoint of the observer.

Q: Are you saying that when the observer's viewpoint is that the snake is a symbol of higher learning, maybe...

A: Maybe the observer was just "blown away" by the experience.

Q: Clarify, please.

A: If you were living in the desert, or jungle, about 7,000 years ago, as you measure time, would you not be impressed if these Reptoid "dudes" came down from the heavens in silvery objects and demonstrated techno-wonders from thousands of years in the future, and taught you calculus, geometry and astrophysics to boot?!?

Q: Is that, in fact, what happened?

A: Yup.
 
In Theosophy (which is based primarily on Madam Blavatsky's writings), it is believed that the Seven Stars of the Pleiades focus the spiritual energy of the seven rays from the Galactic Logos to the Seven Stars of the Great Bear, then to Sirius, then to the Sun, then to the god of Earth (Sanat Kumara), and finally through the seven Masters of the Seven Rays (i.e., Blavatsky's Ascended Masters) to the human race.

Not trying to beat a dead horse, but don't forget the Apkallu.

In several contexts the Apkallu are seven demigods, sometimes described as part man and part fish or bird, associated with human wisdom; these creatures are often referred to in scholarly literature as the Seven Sages.
 
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