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The Force is Strong With This One
Hi to all,
So my wife and I recently got into watching the original Star Trek show. Yes, it took us this long to watch the original series. Coincidentally, what got us interested in it was a recent article on Sott.net about Gene Roddenberry. Anyways, last night we watched the episode called "Errand of Mercy" where they come across the planet of the Organians. I don't doubt that at least a few people know this episode. For the ones who do not, here is a brief description of the episode from Wikia(Spoiler alert):
"Coded orders to the USS Enterprise disclose that negotiations with the Klingon Empire are on the verge of collapse. The Enterprise is ordered to Organia, a peaceful, Class M planet in the disputed area, to prevent the Klingons from using it as a base of operations."
"Kirk and Spock find a primitive, agrarian society whose people seem curiously unconcerned about visitors materializing within their midst. Ayelborne welcomes them, but tells Kirk "we don't have anyone in authority." But, as Chairman of the Council of Elders, he invites them to the Council chambers.
However, the councilors tell Kirk they have no need of protection nor defenses; they do not believe the Klingon invasion poses any threat to their people or their culture. While they recess to discuss Kirk's offer, Spock discloses that the culture has not advanced for as far back as his tricorder can measure; Organia is "an arrested culture."
(http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Errand_of_Mercy_(episode)
In the end, after Kirk insisting that the Organians should take his offers to help as they were "an arrested culture", Kirk and Spock realize that the Organians did not need any protection as they were a super advance civilization of "light beings". We found it very interesting how the Organians very clearly seem to represent 6th density beings.
I would say that this is probably the closest representation of 6th density I have seen on TV or Movies. I wonder if anybody can recall and recommend any show or movie that seemed to portray 6th density. I can say that the movie "What dreams may come" portrayed 4th density pretty clearly, maybe some 6th density too. At least to me.
I have always loved Science Fiction, but for some reason, I was never interested in Star Trek. I must say though, the more I watch the old Star Trek episodes, the more I like it. It has quite a bit of depth to it and I can see how it was way, way beyond it's time. I truly understand now what the big fuss was about.
Live long and prosper. :)
So my wife and I recently got into watching the original Star Trek show. Yes, it took us this long to watch the original series. Coincidentally, what got us interested in it was a recent article on Sott.net about Gene Roddenberry. Anyways, last night we watched the episode called "Errand of Mercy" where they come across the planet of the Organians. I don't doubt that at least a few people know this episode. For the ones who do not, here is a brief description of the episode from Wikia(Spoiler alert):
"Coded orders to the USS Enterprise disclose that negotiations with the Klingon Empire are on the verge of collapse. The Enterprise is ordered to Organia, a peaceful, Class M planet in the disputed area, to prevent the Klingons from using it as a base of operations."
"Kirk and Spock find a primitive, agrarian society whose people seem curiously unconcerned about visitors materializing within their midst. Ayelborne welcomes them, but tells Kirk "we don't have anyone in authority." But, as Chairman of the Council of Elders, he invites them to the Council chambers.
However, the councilors tell Kirk they have no need of protection nor defenses; they do not believe the Klingon invasion poses any threat to their people or their culture. While they recess to discuss Kirk's offer, Spock discloses that the culture has not advanced for as far back as his tricorder can measure; Organia is "an arrested culture."
(http://en.memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Errand_of_Mercy_(episode)
In the end, after Kirk insisting that the Organians should take his offers to help as they were "an arrested culture", Kirk and Spock realize that the Organians did not need any protection as they were a super advance civilization of "light beings". We found it very interesting how the Organians very clearly seem to represent 6th density beings.
I would say that this is probably the closest representation of 6th density I have seen on TV or Movies. I wonder if anybody can recall and recommend any show or movie that seemed to portray 6th density. I can say that the movie "What dreams may come" portrayed 4th density pretty clearly, maybe some 6th density too. At least to me.
I have always loved Science Fiction, but for some reason, I was never interested in Star Trek. I must say though, the more I watch the old Star Trek episodes, the more I like it. It has quite a bit of depth to it and I can see how it was way, way beyond it's time. I truly understand now what the big fuss was about.
Live long and prosper. :)