Cassiopaean knowledge Resource Pack/Hand Book

[RGG]

Riding on the current of energy that was generated in the creation of the "Life is a Religion" document which is a GREAT I might add (thank you to all who helped contribute), I was thinking that a Cassiopaean knowledge Resource Pack or Handbook would be similarly beneficial. In the case that we would all be cut off from the internet and all of the information on this site at some point in the future, a compilation would be really helpful to all on the forum I think.

I have some of the recommended book resources, but I have given some of them away to friends or family and my Wave editions and Comets and the Horns of Moses are on my iPad. If I need to access any info to clarify some key concept about the wave, densities etc at a time when the internet is not available, I would be missing some key info and research. I don't like that idea at all!! I am not the kind of person who can hold all relevant details in my head for every subject and if I was in a position that someone would ask about my thoughts on our current or projected world scenario (not many around me at this point), I would like to be able to refer back to something to make sure I had all of the concepts straight.

Topics could include a section on the Wave: twin sun theories, comets, geological evidence, myths and legends etc. - a collaboration on the Forum would ensure that we had all of the important topics covered. A few good references or quotes would be included to help clarify the subject.

Does any one else think there might be value in this idea???

I'm happy to collaborate..

Renee

 

[anart]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

 

[Bernhard]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

Good idea! I use the glossary a lot. Would be great to have it in print.

 

[Jacques]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

Good idea! I use the glossary a lot. Would be great to have it in print.

And/Or on Kindle.

 

[Scribblenauts]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

Good idea! I use the glossary a lot. Would be great to have it in print.

And/Or on Kindle.

agree, having it available all the time in some way or another will help a lot
I notice some inactive links there!, is it not complete yet ?

 

[SMM]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

Good idea! I use the glossary a lot. Would be great to have it in print.

And/Or on Kindle.

agree, having it available all the time in some way or another will help a lot
I notice some inactive links there!, is it not complete yet ?

It would be useful having it readily available & I like the idea of a print project :)
I feel slightly archaic without Kindle.

 

[Jacques]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

In fact. I have done it a couple of years (in fact 6 years ) ago and I have it as a word document of 479 pages.

So if someone is interested to have a copy, maybe it could be made avalaible on a cass site.

However, an update would be necessary if we want to print it or kindle it.

 

[Voyageur]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

In fact. I have done it a couple of years (in fact 6 years ) ago and I have it as a word document of 479 pages.

So if someone is interested to have a copy, maybe it could be made avalaible on a cass site.

However, an update would be necessary if we want to print it or kindle it.

Have saved links and bits of the Cass-Glossary and would welcome a print project copy.

Thanks for considering. :)

 

[Jono]

A print project sounds great, even if it's in PDF format so we can just use our own printers, i'd love to have one on my desk

 

[darksai]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

Good idea! I use the glossary a lot. Would be great to have it in print.

And/Or on Kindle.

In dictionary format ;D

 

[buz/p]

I have also thought about the fact that if/when the internet goes down much of the resources for which I depend would be gone. So I have stopped downloading publications onto my Kindle thinking that I actually possessed the book. I now only order print editions. It is definitely a good idea to have printed copies of much of the stuff which only resides on the aether at present. At this point that represents a huge amount of material. So possibly a condensed version needs to be constructed. I have printed the glossary and some of Casseopedia. At this point I'm not confident that I even know what is most important to have in order to triage the material.

 

[darksai]

I have also thought about the fact that if/when the internet goes down much of the resources for which I depend would be gone. So I have stopped downloading publications onto my Kindle thinking that I actually possessed the book. I now only order print editions. It is definitely a good idea to have printed copies of much of the stuff which only resides on the aether at present. At this point that represents a huge amount of material. So possibly a condensed version needs to be constructed. I have printed the glossary and some of Casseopedia. At this point I'm not confident that I even know what is most important to have in order to triage the material.

Be careful not to toss the baby out too soon; kindles, and e-readers in general, are about the best means of Strategic Enclosure when it comes to reading in public. Names like "Esoteric Glossary" and "9/11 Truth" can easily draw unnecessary attention to oneself. You may not 'own the book' per se, but you certainly own the right to read it through digital copies. Back them up onto reliable storage, and they're almost as good as owning the real thing. Until we're actually stranded on the planet without electricity, I think it prudent to make the best and most (efficient) use of it while we can.

 

[Aeneas]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

I too think that a print project and E-book format of the glossary would be fantastic to have on hand. Perhaps even having Life is Religion included as an appendix.

 

[nicklebleu]

I think that is an excellent idea! Would love to have the Glossary on my Kindle ...
Still trying to finish some translation but would be available for help if needed once I get that out of my way!

Great idea!

 

[kanader]

This is an excellent resource that one could print out and have on hand if they were so inclined: http://glossary.cassiopaea.com/glossary.php?l=All

It could also be incorporated into a print project.

In fact. I have done it a couple of years (in fact 6 years ) ago and I have it as a word document of 479 pages.

So if someone is interested to have a copy, maybe it could be made avalaible on a cass site.

However, an update would be necessary if we want to print it or kindle it.

I would love to have a Kindle copy of it. But if electricity/internet is our main concern, a printed version would also be wise.
would gladly help with any update or for any French translation.