Group of Eight, Cashless Society and the Mark of the Beast

[quote author=Laura 10/16/08]Q: (L) That's small comfort. There's other ways to die.
A: We are not speaking of death, Laura. If you listen to those
who are firmly rooted in 3rd level this is when you run the
risk of slipping in your knowledge learned no matter how good
the intentions...
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Plus I always have to come back to C.G. Jung's "Answer to Job" whenever trying to make sense of Revelations and keep in mind the circumstances Jung calls out that likely irrupted into John's revelation and that as such it has, "...the form of a more or less subjective myth." Jung points out John's apocalyptic Christ is, [quote author=C.G. Jung, "Answer to Job" pp 76] "...a terrifying picture that blatantly cantradicts all ideas of Christian humility, tolerance, love of your neighbour and your enemies, and makes nonsense of a loving father in heaven and rescuer of mankind. A veritable orgy of hatred, wrath, vindictiveness, and blind destructive fury that revels in fantastic images of terror breaks out and with blood and fire overwhelms a world which Christ had just endeavoured to restore to the original state of innocence and loving communion with God.[/quote]
But even though the Christ of Revelation may be nothing more than a shadow aspect of the human John, Jung does call out, [quote author=C.G. Jung, "Answer to Job" pp 81] "But John's problem was not a personal one. It was not a question of his personal unconscious or of an outburst of ill humour, but of visions which came up from a far greater and more comprehensive depth, namely from the collective unconscious. His problem expresses itself far too much in collective and archetypal forms for us to reduce it to a merely personal situation."[/quote] So obviously there's merit to the insights the C's call out in Laura's original post about how the VISA model of Beast adoration stands (or doesn't stand) to play out, but the collective fear and trembling resulting from literal interpretation of apocalyptic symbols seems more the psychological trauma the orchestrators of 9/11 or the assembers of the Bible are trying to conjur than the message the Christ figure came to bring.
 
Laura said:
Q: (L) Are some people at that point in time or just prior to
this transition, going to leave in large groups with the
Lizzies?
A: Yes.
Q: (L) Are there going to be large groups of people moving
into domed cities on the planet living in "cahoots" with
the Lizzies?
A: Close.

Q: (L) In other words there may be areas of Lizzie control on
the planet and areas under the control of Christ?
A: Christ does not control.
Q: (L) Will the Lizzie people come out of their cities from
time to time and "molest" the followers of Christ from
time to time?
A: Maybe.
Q: (L) So, in other words, we will have a greatly reduced
population, people here and people there, none of whom are
totally united on the planet?

So the C's response to the domed cities question is 'close'. For whatever reason that image has stayed with me and I came across a 'Domed City' being built in Dubai, from what i know, a Lizzie paradise! The idea that it follows any particular morality is a joke and prostitution etc is rampant, obviously the wealthier you are, the more debauched you can be. So whilst it makes sense because Dubai is apparently unbearable in Summer, i think it's interesting all the same.

World's first climate-controlled domed city to be built in Dubai (PHOTOS)
Published time: July 12, 2014 19:31

A handout generated image released on July 6, 2014 by the press office of Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid al-Maktoum, ruler of Dubai shows the "Mall of the World" to be built in Dubai.

Dubai has announced plans to build the first climate-controlled city on the planet. The area, constructed under a huge glass dome, will accommodate the world's largest shopping center, over 100 hotels, and a wellness district for medical tourists.

The city of Dubai is the most populous in the United Arab Emirates, and the second-largest emirate by territorial size. Though it is a popular tourist spot, many are deterred from visiting due to the city's scorching heat, with temperatures reaching 113 degrees Fahrenheit (45 degrees Celsius) in the summer.

UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed confirmed plans for the world's first temperature-controlled city, named 'Mall of the World,' in early July. The city will be made “to enhance Dubai's tourist infrastructure as soon as possible,” he said.
http://rt.com/news/172340-dubai-climate-controlled-city/
 
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