Where did you read this?R_U said:Much like many here - I have read - jumped into the conspiracy reality via the David Icke books - used it as a stepping stone, if you will
Where did you read this?R_U said:Much like many here - I have read - jumped into the conspiracy reality via the David Icke books - used it as a stepping stone, if you will
Racer Unknown said:There are many people that I’ve met who have done this! You’ve never met any? It hasn’t happened to you? That you “created” something for yourself in your life, I mean? Like say, a vacation to “where ever” suddenly materializing because you wished it at some point? Or something similar to this? (Anyone?)
I appreciate your questions/comments. Let me clarify.... Loosely speaking Mada85, my books are about "experiments in consciousnes." I start out with a hypothesis and then I "test it" - to see if I can prove it (or disprove it) by way of results. The meeting I "created" with David Icke was one such experiment. Now I placed “created” in inverted commas as contrary to the general consensus of this thread about my application of “YCYOR”, I did not simply “wish” – anything – into manifestation. Rather, the “visualization” – in this particular example – and let me use a somewhat loose analogy here - only served as a “building’s blueprint.”Mada85 said:You are correct to place 'created' in inverted commas. How do you know that whatever materialized did so as a result of your own wishes? Just because something materialized and looked like a result of your dreams and wishes, maybe even an exact match, does not mean that you should automatically assume that you created it, or that YCYOR actually works.
Mada85 said:A hypothesis that explains a great many observable and historical phenomena in our world is that of the hyperdimensional controllers – not to mention the common or garden 3rd density control system.
Mada85, I think you might have misunderstood what I meant by – at least "my own version" of – YCYOR. Again, I did not simply “wish” anything into manifestation, believe you me. There was also *very real* physical work involved!!Mada85 said:Cs session 941119 wrote:
A: Same forces spreading disinformation: Brotherhood/ consortium/ Illuminati/ New World Order/ "Antichrist"/ Lizards.
Q: (T) But I'm just a nobody. Why would they go to all [that] trouble to send somebody in a Camaro to drive up on my lawn...
A: Several answers follow: Number One, Nobody is a "nobody." Number two, it is no trouble at all for aforementioned forces to give seemingly individualized attention to anybody.
This throws a very different light on the idea of YCYOR.
Please refer to my answer above.Mada85 said:The C's second answer above was given in response to a question concerning a specific incident of high strangeness, but can equally well apply to incidents of 'low strangeness', including convincing sleeping humans that YCYOR really works. Remember, 'nobody is nobody', and the controllers want to keep humanity dumbed down, asleep and living in lies – sheep believing we are eagles, lions, or even magicians who can create our own reality.
Mada85 said:It is apposite to also consider apparent confirmation of YCYOR in terms of A influences. Mouravieff suggests that for those who are asleep and who take A influences to be The Real, said influences can actually work to their benefit, in terms of worldly success (wished for vacations suddenly appearing in one's life, for example) and so on.
Mada85 said:Can you be sure that your wishing or visualisations for a desired outcome or thing, were not simply you responding to 'reverse ripples' in time from the actualisation of the event? And that the event would happen anyway, whether you wished for it or not?
Again, I can assure you that said event (meeting DI) would not have happened in physicality, if the proper circumstances, planning, and many other variables would have not been put in place my good old – hands on - physical work. I did not “command the universe” or anything of the sort. I simply made a psychic blueprint and then went to *work physically and mentally* (as in studying) to “construct” (as in construction) said personal reality for myself. Just like I have created other things or events or whatever.Mada85 said:So, how do you know that that which has materialized, seemingly in response to your command to the universe, is not simply a function of A influences, or manipulation by the hyperdimensional or 3rd density controllers, in order to keep you asleep? .
You state your theories as though they were fact or common knowledge.Theories presented without data to back them up are no more than opinions. One of the purposes of this Forum is to further our knowledge of objective reality, and if you have been reading the Forum for the past five years, you should know by now that opinions don't count for much around here.Racer_Unknown said:In the "dream landscaspe" (as in lucid dreaming) however, it's a whole different story. "There" (4th density or the "astral plane") one can indeed "create reality" instantenously! Like we ought to be able to do "here" in some physical systems of reality - IF we had our DNA strands intact (P's & C's). But since 10 of our DNA strands are not functioning/have been severed (so-called "junk DNA") due to "our" (this version of Humanity) "destiny karmic profile," we can not. But in the "dream state" we ARE able to manipulate said realities' "matter" (as in "mind over matter") as our consciousness is not interfaced through our damaged DNA.
From what you have written, I fail to see how you "proved" the YCYOR "hypothesis". In fact, it seems you demonstrated the opposite. A very logical and reasonable case could be made all of the "other variables" that contributed to your eventual meeting with Mr. Icke would have succeeded just as well without the "visualization" exercise. There is certainly nothing to suggest that they would NOT have succeeded without it....Racer_Unknown said:Loosely speaking Mada85, my books are about "experiments in consciousnes." I start out with a hypothesis and then I "test it" - to see if I can prove it (or disprove it) by way of results. The meeting I "created" with David Icke was one such experiment....
...I can assure you that said event (meeting DI) would not have happened in physicality, if the proper circumstances, planning, and many other variables would have not been put in place my good old – hands on - physical work. I did not “command the universe” or anything of the sort.... I am not silly to "believe" that just by visualizing I can manifest anything into existence....
Then, after having read all of the above threads - PLEASE search and read the threads on lucid dreaming. This forum is not in existence to help people sleep and dream more efficiently - to help people convince themselves that they can 'manifest' David Icke 'in the flesh' - you, however, seem quite heavily invested in phenomenon chasing, fantasy and dreaming - please - at the very least - get up to speed with these few topics as they have been covered on this forum before posting further.ru said:In the "dream landscaspe" (as in lucid dreaming) however, it's a whole different story. "There" (4th density or the "astral plane") one can indeed "create reality" instantenously! Like we ought to be able to do "here" in some physical systems of reality - IF we had our DNA strands intact (P's & C's). But since 10 of our DNA strands are not functioning/have been severed (so-called "junk DNA") due to "our" (this version of Humanity) "destiny karmic profile," we can not. But in the "dream state" we ARE able to manipulate said realities' "matter" (as in "mind over matter") as our consciousness is not interfaced through our damaged DNA.
I can expand upon this subject, if asked, on the PSI section, as now we are dealing, much like with a ouija board, with the paranormal.
Racer_Unknow said:would you or anyone know of any body of work that specifically talked about quantum physics and psychology - as in related to probabilities – that when an individual is faced with a choice, his being supposedly “splits” so as to pursue *various* avenues of expression simultaneously? Again, Seth is supposedly the first author (ghost writer?) to discuss these ideas in the context of psychology in the mid 60’s
PepperFritz said:The concept of "probabilities" as presented in the Seth Material does not reflect your rather simplistic and linear idea of one's being "splitting" when "faced with a choice". Rather, it proposed that the human psyche is multidimensional and non-linear in nature, existing in multiple lifetimes and probabilities within simultaneous and parallel space/time frameworks. In that respect, the psyche is not a singular linear phenomenon, but a complex multidimensional array of personality potentials that exist independent of our illusions of time and space. It further proposed that our experience of any single one of these lifetimes or probabilities is simply a matter of where in that array the current personality has chosen to "focus".
Hello PepperFritz. I apologize for not writing clearer as you appear to have misunderstood me. (BTW I will answer all your posts in this one. Okay?)PepperFritz said:I have paraphrased the Seth material according to my memory and understanding of it. If you require clarification and/or specific quotes and references, I can take the time to review the specific material.
Racer_Unknown said:In the "dream landscaspe" (as in lucid dreaming) however, it's a whole different story. "There" (4th density or the "astral plane") one can indeed "create reality" instantaneously! Like we ought to be able to do "here" in some physical systems of reality - IF we had our DNA strands intact (P's & C's). But since 10 of our DNA strands are not functioning/have been severed (so-called "junk DNA") due to "our" (this version of Humanity) "destiny karmic profile," we can not. But in the "dream state" we ARE able to manipulate said realities' "matter" (as in "mind over matter") as our consciousness is not interfaced through our damaged DNA.
I am surprised at what you are saying to me, PepperFritz. Understand that what I said in the above part of my post is based on most of the channeling sources the C’s recommend including Marciniak’s P’s (as well as on the C's material). Have you read Marcinia’s or the C’ in depth, I wonder? As the DNA mutilation for example is stated as “fact” in these bodies of work, as well as in the Matrix material which oddly enough, the C’s also recommend. (But I would add that before reading said book (Matrix 5) where this is discussed, one better get out their weed whacker.)PepperFritz said:You state your theories as though they were fact or common knowledge. Theories presented without data to back them up are no more than opinions. One of the purposes of this Forum is to further our knowledge of objective reality, and if you have been reading the Forum for the past five years, you should know by now that opinions don't count for much around here.
Again, have you been reading up on the C’s material or the P’s? I mean, even the “destiny karmic profile” is a term borrowed from the C’s which they share with Laura and her group during one of their many ouija board sessions. In fact, I used the term for the forum member's benefit - so as to speak in “your language” (as in the C’s material).PepperFritz said:How did you arrive at your above theories about "4th density or the astral plane", "the dream state", "damaged DNA", "consciousness", and humanity's "destiny karmic profile" (whatever that means)? And why are you so convinced that they represent "reality"?
PepperFritz said:From what you have written, I fail to see how you "proved" the YCYOR "hypothesis". In fact, it seems you demonstrated the opposite. A very logical and reasonable case could be made all of the "other variables" that contributed to your eventual meeting with Mr. Icke would have succeeded just as well without the "visualization" exercise. There is certainly nothing to suggest that they would NOT have succeeded without it....
I shared the “meeting with DI” simply because we were on the topic of “stepping stones!!” remember? And again, I state that I HAVE read somewhere on this forum’s threads that at least some of the members here have read Icke’s books when being introduced or researching so called conspiracies, Laura included!PepperFritz said:Are you sure you set out to "prove" or "disprove" the hypothesis? It sounds to me as though you have selectively chosen and presented the data that appears to support your pre-existing belief, and ignored any that did not....
Hello Racer,Racer_Unknown said:In my mind, said event (meeting DI) as well as *numerous* others have proven, to me and to some of my readers/students at least, that one can and does create one’s reality.... every so often.... heh. Sorry if this has not been part of your experiential reality PepperFritz. But again, it does work. Wishful thinking is not enough either! Hard work always proceeds the “dream,” at least in my reality, so as to be manifested in physicality.
With all due respect, Tigersoap, what you say is nothing more a (subjective) opinion on your part.Tigersoap said:Hello Racer, Do you think you can create a version of reality where everyone in this forum will finally realize how great and wise you are ? Because obviously I can't see it and neither the other members.
No thanks. You do not appear to have a firm enough grasp of the concepts proposed in that material to "elaborate" on them in any meaningful way. As usual, you pick and choose the bits and pieces that appear to support your own beliefs, without an understanding of the material and its concepts as a whole.Racer_Unknown said:If you care for me to elaborate more on the subject of probabilities PepperFritz or would like to share other Seth stuff with the forum as part of this thread (or create a new "world"/topic), I’m game.
It is not enough to throw together your own salad of ideas, and then say "I got them from this and that book". Many people come to this forum claiming that their ideas are supported by Laura's work, the C's transcripts, Marciniak, "Ra", etc., but when asked to provide specific passages/quotes from those works are either unable to do so, or are forced to admit that they cannot find something they thought they had remembered reading. Or, upon review of the relevant material, it becomes apparent that it was not properly understood or taken out of context. Many people do not read such material with an open, inquiring mind, but to seek only to confirm what they themselves already believe -- whether the material actually supports those beliefs or not.Racer_Unknown said:I am surprised at what you are saying to me, PepperFritz. Understand that what I said in the above part of my post is based on most of the channeling sources the C’s recommend including Marciniak’s P’s (as well as on the C's material). Have you read Marcinia’s or the C’ in depth, I wonder? As the DNA mutilation for example is stated as “fact” in these bodies of work, as well as in the Matrix material which oddly enough, the C’s also recommend.
No, not "fair enough". It has already been pointed out to you that in the face of objective reasoning, you have clearly failed to "prove" your YCYOR hypothesis as claimed. Why on earth should we just "accept" your claims to have "proven" other pet theories?Racer_Unknown said:I've proven some of the "theories" (stated as fact by the C's, P's and M5) to my satisfaction. Fair enough?
But why should we care that you believe yourself to have proven something "in your own mind"? What value does that have to others on this Forum?Racer_Unknown said:In my mind, said event (meeting DI) as well as *numerous* others have proven, to me and to some of my readers/students at least, that one can and does create one’s reality....
I do not rely on subjective experience to evaluate the objective reality of a given phenomenon. I have never seen a UFO, nor had a "close encounter" with an alien. But I have exhaustively read the thorough and objective research of those who study such phenomena and am persuaded that such phenomena have an objective reality. Your failure to present a logical, objective, bias-free case for your theories has nothing to do with what I may or may not have experienced in my own life. Objective reality has nothing to do with subjective experience.Racer_Unknown said:Sorry if this has not been part of your experiential reality PepperFritz.
No, Tigersoap was simply using humour to point out this obvious objective FACT: That your posts and responses to other forum members' questions clearly demonstrate (to those who are trained to objectively observe) that your ability to effectively communicate and share in the purpose of this Forum is being severely hindered by a strong sense of self-importance, and an inability to even consider that the beliefs and assumptions you bring to the table may be in need of more objective scrutiny and analysis.Racer_Unknown said:With all due respect, Tigersoap, what you say is nothing more a (subjective) opinion on your part.
I don't disagree with the idea that there are people that successfully 'create their own reality' at times. I have personally had success with visualizations too, BUT I wouldn't recommend it. Why? First of all, because it's quite difficult to know what we really need with the little sliver of conscious awareness that we may have developed. Not only that, but it's likely that dominating the mind with visualizations to obtain benefits for the self will put you in the midst of a fairly strongly polarized STS environment, at least that's what happened in my case. Furthermore, it's far more effective, and lasting to focus on purifying, and balancing one's being with a conscious effort to increase one's awareness through self observation.racer unknown wrote: To cite an friend’s example and not one of mine… He was an “out of work” musician (a drummer), and we both worked at a warehouse in Florida (this is about 20 years ago by the way back when I use to be a musician myself –a lead guitarist/singer, if you must know). I clearly remember us working and talking about our dreams of “greatness.” At the time, Tony Robbins was very popular and constantly on TV infomercials (remember those from the US and in their 30/40’s 50’s?) and so by using a set of *visualization* techniques together with LOTS of practice (as I recall, he quit work and went to live in his parents’ home for several months just *practicing* his drumming skills while visualizing being “famous,” as in playing in arenas/collisiums fro 20,000+ people.) To cut a long story short, the rock group Marylyn Manson (don’t really care for them) happen to needed a new drummer and were holding nation wide auditions… My buddy got the gig and went on to play arenas and stadiums. Another True Story. (Although I also *visualized* my fame, truth be known and *in hindsight* I wasn't as good as I needed to be to "go pro," like many of my friends. So visualization is NOT enough. I should have practiced harder and been better!)
Hmmm…well, if you're really familiar with Laura's work you will know that she now thinks that the 'recommendation' of the Pleiadaeans was actually Frank skewing the 'signal'. I suggest you get up to speed by reading The Wave and The Adventures – both available online or in book form.Racer_Unkown said:Understand that what I said in the above part of my post is based on most of the channeling sources the C’s recommend including Marciniak’s P’s
In your mind, what has been 'proved' may have nothing to do with objective reality, but everything to do with your machine and your self-importance. Your passionate promotion of YCYOR, and your attempts to prove that psychoactive substances actually have something of value to offer suggest an unconscious desire to be rescued or to find an easy way out.RU said:In my mind, said event (meeting DI) as well as *numerous* others have proven, to me and to some of my readers/students at least, that one can and does create one’s reality....
Did you read the quote from Mouravieff, given earlier in this thread? This story is a perfect example.RU said:My buddy got the gig and went on to play arenas and stadiums. Another True Story.
Actually, RU, you are using your lengthy and seemingly impressive (to yourself, at least) posts to avoid answering the many questions that have been asked. You are still trying to convince us all of your status as a great and wise teacher. Tigersoap really has a point.RU said:I am simply answering questions with what I've learned/gathered/read/experienced. Some of which stems from this very forum and its teachings.
Short, sweet and to the point.Tigersoap said:Hello Racer,
Do you think you can create a version of reality where everyone in this forum will finally realize how great and wise you are ?
Because obviously I can't see it and neither the other members.
In other words, you are asleep, dreaming you are a magician.Patterson said:Energy, the student believes, is the magic elixir - energy will solve all problems. Instead of submitting to the suffering and remorse that self-seeing must bring, instead of working with his lower centers, he thinks he can finesse the process by adopting techniques for refining energy, such as breathing exercises (or visualizations). As he increases vibration without correspondingly increasing discernment and understanding, he unknowingly projects his ignorance and delusion on the higher levels of energy, thus creating imagination in higher emotional center (where, once imprinted, it is difficult to erase) (assuming he is even equipped with a higher emotional center). Hence, the prevalent contemporary fascination with a variety of psychic phenomenon - the current spiritual materialism masking itself in New Age rhetoric.
Racer_Unknown said:If you care for me to elaborate more on the subject of probabilities PepperFritz or would like to share other Seth stuff with the forum as part of this thread (or create a new "world"/topic), I’m game.
That’s a real shame, as I would appreciate anything anyone on this forum would care to share on any subject I might have a background and interest.PepperFritz said:No thanks. You do not appear to have a firm enough grasp of the concepts proposed in that material to "elaborate" on them in any meaningful way. As usual, you pick and choose the bits and pieces that appear to support your own beliefs, without an understanding of the material and its concepts as a whole.
Racer_Unknown said:I am surprised at what you are saying to me, PepperFritz. Understand that what I said in the above part of my post is based on most of the channeling sources the C’s recommend including Marciniak’s P’s (as well as on the C's material). Have you read Marcinia’s or the C’ in depth, I wonder? As the DNA mutilation for example is stated as “fact” in these bodies of work, as well as in the Matrix material which oddly enough, the C’s also recommend.
.PepperFrtiz said:it is not enough to throw together your own salad of ideas, and then say "I got them from this and that book"
.PepperFritz said:Many people come to this forum claiming that their ideas are supported by Laura's work, the C's transcripts, Marciniak, "Ra", etc., but when asked to provide specific passages/quotes from those works are either unable to do so, or are forced to admit that they cannot find something they thought they had remembered reading. Or, upon review of the relevant material, it becomes apparent that it was not properly understood or taken out of context. Many people do not read such material with an open, inquiring mind, but to seek only to confirm what they themselves already believe -- whether the material actually supports those beliefs or not."
.PepperFrtiz said:You must deal with specifics here, and back up your assertions and theories with more than just personal belief and opinion. Otherwise, you will not be taken seriously. You seem quite unwilling to examine the beliefs and assumptions that you bring to this table, and to subject them to objective analysis.
.PepperFrtiz said:You clearly have your own agenda here, stemming from your own self-important concept of yourself as a "teacher".
.PepperFrtiz said:However, what you do not seem to understand is that everyone must come here first as a "student" and be willing to learn the basics of how knowledge is pursued and shared within the context of this Forum."
Racer_Unknown said:I've proven some of the "theories" (stated as fact by the C's, P's and M5) to my satisfaction. Fair enough?
In the same spirit that you made the above statement, let me state that ultimately, I cannot *prove* some things like "YCYOR" or an out of the body experience, or even that extraterrestrials are real. As some things require an individual’s experience of it!PepperFritz said:No, not "fair enough". It has already been pointed out to you that in the face of objective reasoning, you have clearly failed to "prove" your YCYOR hypothesis as claimed.
This you say: “accept,” should never be done in my humble opinion (that of a student by the way). But rather, you (or anyone) should try to PROVE – anything – to themselves by engaging in the in proper research, experiments or whatever might be deemed necessary.PepperFritz said:Why on earth should we just "accept" your claims to have "proven" other pet theories?
Racer_Unknown said:In my mind, said event (meeting DI) as well as *numerous* others have proven, to me and to some of my readers/students at least, that one can and does create one’s reality....?
Ahh – that’s the $64,000 ring right there. As one must Prove it - anything - to oneself, my friend. I’m sure that after you (not addressing "you" specifically but anyone0] do this – with anything, including YCYOR experiments, or remote viewing, or even ouija board channeling, you will share in excitement and declare that PSI phenomena is real!PepperFritz said:But why should we care that you believe yourself to have proven something "in your own mind"? What value does that have to others on this Forum?
Racer_Unknown said:Sorry if this has not been part of your experiential reality PepperFritz.
But unfortunately I am sad to say that then, at the end of the day, both for you and me (sorry can’t speak for others on this forum) the UFO phenomena or “close encounters of the third kind” will remain a (subjective) *belief*.PepperFritz said:I do not rely on subjective experience to evaluate the objective reality of a given phenomenon. I have never seen a UFO, nor had a "close encounter" with an alien. But I have exhaustively read the thorough and objective research of those who study such phenomena and am persuaded that such phenomena have an objective reality.
I beg to differ *profoundly* with the above statement, PepperFritz. You are clearly missing “half of the picture” here. Let me see if I can explain briefly.PepperFritzi said:Objective reality has nothing to do with subjective experience.
What a fascinating thing for you to say, considering that your attachment to YCYOR and identification with being a teacher are exactly that - sacred cows. Yet, you cannot see it.ru said:You know, one of the things that initially attracted me to SOTT many years ago was a slogan on their web site that read: “No sacred cows.” Like many of you, I too have had to “sacrifice” many along the way. But I was willing to. And I think that was key perhaps.
Why in the world would you think such a thing? You presume to know what one other person would do or think? You ASSUME that just because you experience something, that it is REAL?ru said:with anything, including YCYOR experiments, or remote viewing, or even ouija board channeling, you will share in excitement and declare that PSI phenomena is real!
Henry said:There are many sites where people can go to hear all the different points of view. It is not our goal here to either represent all points of view or to permit the expression of all points of view. It can be done elsewhere.
Our goal here is to weed through the garbage to find the pearls. Part of that means that when a newbie arrives, we expect them to do the work of catching up themselves by reading through the archives. We do what we can to help newcomers out, but they are expected to be able to get up to speed themselves. We don't have the time to handhold. Sorry, but that's how it is. The world is on fire.
The people who "trust us" don't do it because we tell them to, it is because over the years, they have learned to trust us because of our work. They have read our research, have done their own, and have decided that our conclusions, so far, are correct and that our working hypotheses as to the functioning of the world have a high probability of being close to the truth. Yes, they can be improved, and we are doing that every day. But they don't take what we say at face-value. They do the work they need to do in order to decide for themselves whether they agreement with our analysis or not.
There are certain questions where we have more or less made up our minds. It would take some substantial new data to have us rethink our positions. But if that data were shown to us, we would look at it. Trouble is, most people don't come here with data, they come here with their opinions. Opinions aren't worth a damn. If you want to know why, you can search on the subject in the forum.
There are certain teachings and ideas that we have, through our many, many years of research, been able to put in the box of disinformation. If someone comes here and starts putting forward those ideas, they will be asked to do the research necessary to understand why we have moved beyond those topics and why we don't talk about them any longer. They need to do the reading and research to understand what we have to say about it. Then, if they have some new data that we are not aware of, they are welcome to contribute, but if they want to rehash old topics that we have already been through, we don't have the time.
This is a forum for active and ongoing research. It isn't a debating society.
It comes down to the purpose of the forum. The purpose of this forum is for people to work together to uncover the truth about this world. That means a critical and scientific spirit. It means that at a certain point, a decision is taken about the value of certain ideas. A judgement is made. It doesn't mean a free-for-all of ideas, which is an enviroment where no serious work can be done.
People either "get it" or they don't. If people get it, they are happy to contribute to our work. If they don't, then their participation here will only prevent others from doing that work.
If people don't like the rules, they can go elsewhere. Nothing is forcing anyone to come here.