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Woodsman

The Living Force
Well, I just got hit with a wave of gushy, "Oh my god, I love these guys!", and decided to tell you all exactly that and ask how you're doing.

Man, I love this forum! Thank-you all for being there and keepin' that ever-lovin' frequency anchored.

You are the best of the best! The world is changing, and I feel incredibly positive about all our prospects. It's the soul that matters, right? And this hard stuff is sure carving the crap off our ugly hides more and more each day.

Keep up the excellent work!

SO... How are you doing out there?
 
I'm doing well. It's been kind of hectic having to re-learn a new social norm with all the virus scare going on in the media. Here in the states it is spring which means lots pollen! Well, it's been fun figuring out why people stare fiercely when you sneeze in a parking lot now. I tend to forget that the go to theory for sneezing is 'Oh No, the Virus!!!'. Other than that cannot really complain :cool:

How are things your way @Woodsman?
 
I'm doing well. It's been kind of hectic having to re-learn a new social norm with all the virus scare going on in the media. Here in the states it is spring which means lots pollen! Well, it's been fun figuring out why people stare fiercely when you sneeze in a parking lot now. I tend to forget that the go to theory for sneezing is 'Oh No, the Virus!!!'. Other than that cannot really complain :cool:

How are things your way @Woodsman?

Actually, my life hasn't changed much at all in terms of routines, but I'll tell you.., when I see a police car these days I inwardly flinch, and I'm trying to re-program that reaction. "I'm doing nothing wrong!" -But I look over at the grocery bag in the seat beside me and mentally get my excuse for being human in the world beyond my bunker in order. -And I'm pretty sure it must suck to be a cop these days, having to enforce stupid rules they may not even believe in. So far nobody I know has been busted for the crime of existing.

I visited some friends today and they have little kids, and we chatted through the window for a while, but their youngest was having none of it and burst outside. "Wait! Wait! At least put your boots on!"

We ended up having a 6-feet away hang out with their mom constantly telling them to keep their distance, while apologizing to them. "You know I don't want this for you. But we have to follow the rules." And to me: "Some of our neighbors are watching and they'll call and report people."

Damn. What a world! It was great, though; We played music and had a little dance party. (Much needed cardio for me.)

I think it sucks for kids; at least in this case they have siblings, but others don't and it's crushing to see other families with brothers and sisters playing together across the street and not being able to join in. The window for learning isn't super long and they need other children to run and play with or they miss out on important development. Anyway, our little Easter tribute was a good connect-at-a-distance time.

I think they're going to grow up remembering this as a reallllllly long March Break.

Oh, and my friend told me, "They've watched Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure 12 times."

At which the eldest piped up: "Be Excellent to each other.., and Party On!"

Good advice, kid!
 
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Actually, my life hasn't changed much at all in terms of routines, but I'll tell you.., when I see a police car these days I inwardly flinch, and I'm trying to re-program that reaction.

Gosh! You're courageous! I can't even think of going outside, even to buy food. My mum does it for me instead. You make me think that I should really go and try to neutralise the deep-rooted programs in me that make me fear authority so much!

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And I'm pretty sure it must suck to be a cop these days, having to enforce stupid rules they may not even believe in. So far nobody I know has been busted for the crime of existing.

I guess some of the cops are not even aware of how stupid those rules are since they are robots brought up to serve the system (Organic Portals... great). Some of all, though, are genuine individuals that are completely caught in this trap of a machine we live in. I may be a bit bold here but it's still up to them to decide whether they want to be the accomplices of "our" ""wonderful"" Elite or not. More than that, I think it's up to us not to fight them like the Yellow Vests but not to give our consent to the New World Order our government is so desperate to enforce. What kind of future do we want?

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We ended up having a 6-feet away hang out with their mom constantly telling them to keep their distance, while apologizing to them. "You know I don't want this for you. But we have to follow the rules." And to me: "Some of our neighbors are watching and they'll call and report people."

Damn. What a world! It was great, though; We played music and had a little dance party. (Much needed cardio for me.)

Yeah! Unfortunately, today's people are behaving more and more like during WWII when people would report everyone that hid Jews in their houses. In a sense, this period reveals the true nature of people and most of them are obedient sheep who are not ready to be unplugged.

The main difficulty, I guess, is not to give into this wave of hysteria that the Rulers of this World want us to surrender to. I have myself witnessed fearful reactions when my father asked the rest of my family: "Hey! What about going to see the neighbours' and have a snack?". I saw myself panicking and started to reply very snappily: "What? We're confined! We don't have the right to visit anyone! Do you want us to get caught by the cops?". Only a couple of hours afterwards did I manage to pull myself back together, realising that even though I wasn't following the news carefully, I was still grappling with some dreading fear that our Elite's Mind Control had succeeded into instilling into my mental field (I guess that's part of their plan).

Thanks to everyone in this forum. You're all keeping me alive as a truth seeker in those dreadful times.
 
I'm doing well, all things considered. It's taken some adjustment to get used to this new reality, but it's ok. The forum helps and who knows how I'd be without it.

Even before the craziness for many months last year I would have those outbursts or insights of gratitude for the forum and in love of life. I actually woke up today feeling well and like that.

Well, I just got hit with a wave of gushy, "Oh my god, I love these guys!", and decided to tell you all exactly that and ask how you're doing.

Man, I love this forum! Thank-you all for being there and keepin' that ever-lovin' frequency anchored.

Indeed. I love you guys. It's usually hard to break my shell, but if I think about the forum, that does the trick.
 
Damn! I was nearly killed by a heart attack satellite of doom!

I wondered at the time if it wasn't a space ray which whammied me. This was a couple of months back, (can't remember the specific date).

After posting an item online where I discussed the Covid nonsense in a frank manner, I was almost immediately hit with a terrible feeling I'd never experienced before. My heart was racing so that I thought it would burst out of my chest and I honestly thought I was going to die.

I considered that maybe I should rush to the hospital, but reasoned that I didn't want to raise a fuss by calling 911 if it turned out to be nothing. Which even at the time I figured was incredibly pig-headed and stupid, but decided regardless to try to solve it myself. Anyway, it didn't seem like a heart-attack, but rather an artificial acceleration of heart-rate, like I'd been drugged by adrenaline or something. (I later was advised by a friend who had a classic heart attack a year earlier that my experience bore all the earmarks of a panic attack, which I reasoned came upon me because I'd been risking friendships talking about Covid frankly, though this didn't fit my previous response pattern when dealing with difficult conversations. Maybe I was just getting old and not sleeping enough..?)

Anyway, in the middle of the heart thing, I wound up in my room kneeling on my bed with my arse in the air and head between my elbows, forehead on the mattress, doing deep steady warrior's breath, and activating the 'purr' thing at the back of my throat. My thinking was, "If heart attacks and strokes are all about oxygen starvation, then let's try to super-oxygenate myself." I don't know if 1+1=2 in that case, but whatever happened, this absolutely mitigated the effect and my heart rate fell to normal after ten or fifteen minutes. Yay! Though, if I stopped the exercise for any length of time, the explosive feeling started back up. It didn't work when I was lying in any other position.

All in all, I spent nearly 2 hours doing this pose and breathing exercise with my arse in the air. After that, things settled and stayed settled.


It was one of the few times in my life where I truly felt I was fighting directly with death, not just in a nearly-hit-by-a-truck sense but an extended struggle.

In analyzing it, while thoughts of dead elephants came to mind, (I looked up that session and did some more study), I put it down to the panic attack idea combined with irregular sleep, (which probably didn't help), but didn't want to fall into the trap of thinking I was a valued 'speeeeecial' target or anything. (And still don't; I suspect I was getting a kind of splash effect. I'm on the other side of the planet, far from France, though in Canadian Accadian French territory, if that has anything to do with it. Metaphor seems to rule in 4D.)

But I'm thinking it might be a good idea to energetically firm things up.

Besides my personal crystal which is my pocket right now, and one in my drinking water jug, the others have become dispersed over a few different moves, and I haven't put enough work into keeping them energized or really paying them enough attention. I've been lazy.

I'm now in a new apartment as of last week, and there are a number of spaces, including my car, which need 'network support' I'd estimate.

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So.., how nuts am I today? (I'm quite liking the idea of being on nobody's literal radar!)
 
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(I later was advised by a friend who had a classic heart attack a year earlier that my experience bore all the earmarks of a panic attack, which I reasoned came upon me because I'd been risking friendships talking about Covid frankly, though this didn't fit my previous response pattern when dealing with difficult conversations. Maybe I was just getting old and not sleeping enough..?)
Wow, sounds very intense!
I don't mean to make little of what happened, as I have experienced some issues in the past, when the "unknown" overwhelmed and incapacitated me, and I get how overwhelmed and scary it must have been for you.
It sure takes one right to the line of "Well, how serious are you about "fixen to die" NOW?!" doesn't it?

You are not alone in these strange and mysterious issues. There was a bit of a conversation on another thread just yesterday.
I gave my view and a bit of advice there.
Here is the thread if you are interested in the discussion:
 
Hi Woodsman, to me this doesn't sound like what you'd expect from some kind of 'heart attack beam', heart attacks don't normally involve a racing heart beat, and attacks of this 'beaming' kind on the heart probably wouldn't cause that either (although I can't be sure of course). Your friend's suggestion of a panic attack could be part of it, but that would depend on whether or not you have any history of such attacks. If not, then I'd consider something else. If I were you I'd do my due diligence and get my thyroid tested and perhaps a few other parameters.
 
After posting an item online where I discussed the Covid nonsense in a frank manner, I was almost immediately hit with a terrible feeling I'd never experienced before. My heart was racing so that I thought it would burst out of my chest and I honestly thought I was going to die.

I considered that maybe I should rush to the hospital, but reasoned that I didn't want to raise a fuss by calling 911 if it turned out to be nothing. Which even at the time I figured was incredibly pig-headed and stupid, but decided regardless to try to solve it myself. Anyway, it didn't seem like a heart-attack, but rather an artificial acceleration of heart-rate, like I'd been drugged by adrenaline or something. (I later was advised by a friend who had a classic heart attack a year earlier that my experience bore all the earmarks of a panic attack, which I reasoned came upon me because I'd been risking friendships talking about Covid frankly, though this didn't fit my previous response pattern when dealing with difficult conversations. Maybe I was just getting old and not sleeping enough..?)
I'm sorry you had to experience that Woodsman. As an anecdotal tangent which may or may not be related, I've recently had a sense of external time pressure. Almost like I have deadlines to meet, am rushing to get things done in time, it's a really vague feeling that has no actual basis. If anything this year has been the opposite of rushing/deadlines. I wonder if it's a subconscious program - that we are now in the 10th month of the year and prior things planned in 2019 did not eventuate, and therefore there's almost like an automatic internal response that a timeline path was not followed.

Perhaps it's related, perhaps I'm just batty. I haven't personally had a heart attack experience or feeling, but I have definitely noticed an agitation that didn't exist a month or two ago.
 

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