Information from channeled entity Iliuka regarding end times

[truth seeker]

It won't be easy to ignore this kind of contact completely though - I have a tendency to attract dead dudes, but usually not as malevolent as this one.

In the end, working on my emotions (facing emotional pain I'd ignored in my life), doing the EE program and changing my diet (cutting out gluten/dairy etc) has changed my life for the better in so many ways. One way being that these 'things' are either no longer attached or have become very quiet.
If you want to be rid of them, then (having tried many new age techniques that failed to work) diet, EE and learning/networking on the forum seems to be the best way to get rid of them. This is my understanding at least.

I second the above. Are you doing ee?

 

[HiThere]

I second the above. Are you doing ee?

I am, but only have time for it in the car on my way to work in the mornings. Been practicing breathing in the mornings for some years, but only started with EE this summer. Emotional issues from my earlier life have been dealt with, I feel.
I do not feel there's any skeletons left in my closets. The dead dudes I'm used to; I have been hearing noises and having doors swing by themselves and so forth my entire life. Had an encounter with what was probably a lizard when I was 16 and having an OBE while dreaming I was awake, that really woke me up to these things. I think I am under attack a fair amount of the time; probably related to my mental stance against STS since I was a child. I feel my progress is slow these days, but also feel I do what I can with the time I have.
As for the diet; well, slowly getting closer to a gluten free diet, we have a low sugar intake, but dairy products in the form of milk is consumed daily. I feel no adverse health effect connected to milk, and in norway milk is a big part of the liquid intake and is generally low on sugar and additives.
Our health in the family is generaly good and it's rare that any of us are ill. So the motivation for a stricter diet is low in the family, although I personally am curious to what I might gain in terms of awareness by really doing the diet strictly. But the missus isn't as into these issues as myself, and the kids are not aware of the specifics of the world situation, but informed as to the reality of psycopaths, a probable afterlife, and the necessity to think for themselves.
Thank you both for asking.


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[anart]

Here is something I would like for you to seriously consider...

Emotional issues from my earlier life have been dealt with, I feel.
I do not feel there's any skeletons left in my closets.

If your emotional issues were truly cleared out and you had no skeletons left in your closet, you would not be 'attracting dead dudes'. They're attracted by something and it isn't your 'light'. Like attracts like.

So - until you clear yourself out and truly 'clean your machine' they're going to keep hanging around, or worse.

 

[HiThere]

I've had an unusual life in terms of openness to spiritual experiences since before I can remember, so these contacts didn't initially come about as a results of trauma or self destructive choices. Some of the negative experiences were certainly more pronounced while living through difficult periods. But I feel I've got a firm handle on this the last 10-15 years, and it has never controlled any part of my life except for the recent experience described above. It did scare me from time to time as a child, but in adult age I look upon this as a STS strategy to make me flee from these experiences, which I to some extent tried to do as a young adult. But now I accept it as a part of the extended reality that will probably be more and more visible the coming years.

 

[anart]

I've had an unusual life in terms of openness to spiritual experiences since before I can remember, so these contacts didn't initially come about as a results of trauma or self destructive choices. Some of the negative experiences were certainly more pronounced while living through difficult periods. But I feel I've got a firm handle on this the last 10-15 years, and it has never controlled any part of my life except for the recent experience described above. It did scare me from time to time as a child, but in adult age I look upon this as a STS strategy to make me flee from these experiences, which I to some extent tried to do as a young adult. But now I accept it as a part of the extended reality that will probably be more and more visible the coming years.

Considering your recent experience, perhaps it's time to actually start questioning your own understanding, instead of defending it despite what you've just been through. You obviously don't have a handle on it or you would not have just gone through what you went through. They're called sacred cows for a reason - it hurts when they are slaughtered.

 

[HiThere]

Considering your recent experience, perhaps it's time to actually start questioning your own understanding, instead of defending it despite what you've just been through. You obviously don't have a handle on it or you would not have just gone through what you went through. They're called sacred cows for a reason - it hurts when they are slaughtered.

I suffer from a strange kind of fearlessness when it comes to these matters - I've been seeing "the devil" since I was a child and I tend not to emphasize these experiences - I tend to start navel-gazing if I focus too much on these things. But the subject of introspection and self-analysis is important to me, and I have not being sleeping in this regard in my adult life except for those years as a young adult.
I have been doing "the work" my whole life - it has been important and in my thoughts for as long as I can remember.
For those of us who insist on the reality of abstractions such as pity, sharing etc, this world and most of the people in it comes across as a formidable opponent - mind-numbing, egosentric, seductive etc. So one needs to be alert, and not take one's possible wisdom/spiritual growth for granted one second. Thank you for posting.


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But as to protecting sacred cows; I have no desire to protect anything, in particular not my worldview, so observations are highly appreciated.

 

[anart]

I suffer from a strange kind of fearlessness when it comes to these matters - I've been seeing "the devil" since I was a child and I tend not to emphasize these experiences - I tend to start navel-gazing if I focus too much on these things. But the subject of introspection and self-analysis is important to me, and I have not being sleeping in this regard in my adult life except for those years as a young adult.
I have been doing "the work" my whole life - it has been important and in my thoughts for as long as I can remember.
For those of us who insist on the reality of abstractions such as pity, sharing etc, this world and most of the people in it comes across as a formidable opponent - mind-numbing, egosentric, seductive etc. So one needs to be alert, and not take one's possible wisdom/spiritual growth for granted one second. Thank you for posting.


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It has nothing to do with fearlessness, it has to do with awareness and seeing reality as it actually is - not how you want it or need it to be to serve your own image of yourself and your own purposes. It IS a jungle out there and we are food. If you see it any other way, then you are lying to yourself. If you see it as it is, and still decide to play in the jungle, then know that sooner or later, you'll be eaten by a beast. It's not a judgment call here, it's simply the truth. I realize that you have a lot of faith in yourself and your abilities and that your cup is rather full on this one issue. The Universe just sent you a great big signal - a great big clue. A wise man pays attention to such things because next time, the clue might be deadly in one way or another.

 

[HiThere]

I suffer from a strange kind of fearlessness when it comes to these matters - I've been seeing "the devil" since I was a child and I tend not to emphasize these experiences - I tend to start navel-gazing if I focus too much on these things. But the subject of introspection and self-analysis is important to me, and I have not being sleeping in this regard in my adult life except for those years as a young adult.
I have been doing "the work" my whole life - it has been important and in my thoughts for as long as I can remember.
For those of us who insist on the reality of abstractions such as pity, sharing etc, this world and most of the people in it comes across as a formidable opponent - mind-numbing, egosentric, seductive etc. So one needs to be alert, and not take one's possible wisdom/spiritual growth for granted one second. Thank you for posting.


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It has nothing to do with fearlessness, it has to do with awareness and seeing reality as it actually is - not how you want it or need it to be to serve your own image of yourself and your own purposes. It IS a jungle out there and we are food. If you see it any other way, then you are lying to yourself. If you see it as it is, and still decide to play in the jungle, then know that sooner or later, you'll be eaten by a beast. It's not a judgment call here, it's simply the truth. I realize that you have a lot of faith in yourself and your abilities and that your cup is rather full on this one issue. The Universe just sent you a great big signal - a great big clue. A wise man pays attention to such things because next time, the clue might be deadly in one way or another.

Thank you for posting. I think you are right in your asessment of this fearlessness. I need to take these things as warnings and be careful. And I do and I am. I was abducted by an elf through a hole in the air in my bedroom when I was 8-10 years old, and scared shitless at the time, so maybe this fearlessness represent a sort of numbing, or maybe repressed anger. I've thought a lot about this through my life and I can't seem to find any stone that hasn't been turned before at least once. But these days it feels like there's more at stake when one interacts than before. Sometimes I interact on behalf of others, and this seems to have helped them in some instances. This has a value I think, and I don't want to shut things out just for comfort. It's a balancing act, but it still feels as I am supposed to follow up on these experiences, but with a catious eye and foot.

 

[HiThere]

It has nothing to do with fearlessness, it has to do with awareness and seeing reality as it actually is - not how you want it or need it to be to serve your own image of yourself and your own purposes. It IS a jungle out there and we are food. If you see it any other way, then you are lying to yourself. If you see it as it is, and still decide to play in the jungle, then know that sooner or later, you'll be eaten by a beast. It's not a judgment call here, it's simply the truth. I realize that you have a lot of faith in yourself and your abilities and that your cup is rather full on this one issue. The Universe just sent you a great big signal - a great big clue. A wise man pays attention to such things because next time, the clue might be deadly in one way or another.

P.S. Anart, I just had the missus to read through all of this, and she totally agrees with you! Ouch...
I have a tendency to be stubborn and shutting out both the good and the bad and concentrating on finding my own way.
Thank you for your time and insights, it's easier to judge these things with input from you all.


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[RedFox]

Thank you for posting. I think you are right in your asessment of this fearlessness. I need to take these things as warnings and be careful. And I do and I am. I was abducted by an elf through a hole in the air in my bedroom when I was 8-10 years old, and scared shitless at the time, so maybe this fearlessness represent a sort of numbing, or maybe repressed anger. I've thought a lot about this through my life and I can't seem to find any stone that hasn't been turned before at least once. But these days it feels like there's more at stake when one interacts than before. Sometimes I interact on behalf of others, and this seems to have helped them in some instances. This has a value I think, and I don't want to shut things out just for comfort. It's a balancing act, but it still feels as I am supposed to follow up on these experiences, but with a catious eye and foot.

fwiw hithere I went through a similar childhood to you, and had a similar attachment to these 'things'/events when I first arrived on the forum. Anart offered me very similar advice, and I couldn't quite see it at the time....I also felt angry that these 'things' seemed not to be taken 'as seriously' as I took them...even though I was also kind of dismissive of them....I thought I was being objective.
I also had a visit from 'little dudes' who walked thought my wall one night when I was 4-5 years old.....when I 'came back' I was left with the thought in my had that something 'had been left in my room'....and that if I moved 'it would kill me'. I tried not to breath and kept my eyes open for fear of falling asleep until the sun came up several hours later.

I didn't think it had had much impact on me...and these 'weird things' that happened to me where just part of my life...I was use to them.

Have you had a chance to read the recommended reading list? Specifically the big 5 psychology books?
I ask because one of those books made it quite clear to me that these things had a huge impact on me....even though I couldn't see it/go there yet. The book was Myth of Sanity by Martha Stout. I think it would be really useful for you to read it as soon as you can.

It discusses how even normal events in childhood cause disassociation as a way to cope with the emotional trauma.....when you get into really traumatic things (Such as being abducted) then the trauma is much deeper and the protective barrier much bigger. You litterally cannot see it within yourself.
But one of the signs its their is that you have 'dead dudes' hanging around (among many other things)....they are feeding on this unprocessed emotional wound. That is why no matter what I tried I could not fight them off....because just like flies attracted to rotting flesh, more kept coming no matter how many I swatted off.

Dealing with this stuff isn't easy, and its painful as heck...but it is really worth it in the end. I can hardly recognise the me I am compared to myself back then, I've grown so much. And I've barely scratched the surface of this.

I am, but only have time for it in the car on my way to work in the mornings. Been practicing breathing in the mornings for some years, but only started with EE this summer.

It would be worth setting aside and hour or so to do the full program properly. If you can do this once, then you can make it a regular thing. One thing to consider is that your emotional defence mechanisms will be trying to stop you do anything that may bring you into contact (even in a positive healing way) with your emotional trauma.
This is something you will have to work out for yourself...
It may be useful (given what you have been through) to go easy to start with and skip the round breathing section.
Doing the pipe breathing and listening to the prayer of the soul every night would also be a really good idea....for one it help protect from these sort of things.....it also heals you in a gentle but deep way.

As for the diet; well, slowly getting closer to a gluten free diet, we have a low sugar intake, but dairy products in the form of milk is consumed daily. I feel no adverse health effect connected to milk, and in norway milk is a big part of the liquid intake and is generally low on sugar and additives.
Our health in the family is generaly good and it's rare that any of us are ill. So the motivation for a stricter diet is low in the family, although I personally am curious to what I might gain in terms of awareness by really doing the diet strictly. But the missus isn't as into these issues as myself, and the kids are not aware of the specifics of the world situation, but informed as to the reality of psycopaths, a probable afterlife, and the necessity to think for themselves.

The first thing to consider in this is those around you.....you cannot force them to change if they do not wish to.
You need to exercise external considering here.
When I finally understood what this meant (it took a while) I realised the best way to do these things was to take full responsibility for the change in my own life, and let others see the results without forcing anything on anyone.
So I prepare all my own food, and when the opportunity arises prepare food for those around me (even if their choice of food is not this diet, I will still prepare what they want). So if you choose to follow this diet, be prepared to take responsibility for your own food and do not put those changes on anyone else.

As to the health benefits....you may (or may not) wish to read the following articles. And again (out of external considering) as your wife is not so interested in these things, it is more considerate to her if you do not force her to read these things...I have done this in the past with my girlfriend and brought her only misery and stress because of it. She is not ready to know these things so directly. She does however appreciate that I prepare my own food, and that I have more energy to be with her (one benefit from the diet).

The Addictive Opioids in Wheat and Dairy Foods.
Why Milk Is So Evil
Speaking Out Against Gluten have a look at the links at the end of the article too for further reading.

So in short, what you have to gain from strictly following the diet (yourself) if you are in good health is a longer life (or a shorter life if you carry on consuming dairy/gluten, suffering from chronic disease), more energy, clearer thinking and emotional processing/clarity.

Many of us on the forum have been following the diet strictly for a year or so now, and even those that where in good health get comments about 'how healthy they look' and 'what is your secret' from many people. And they have seen great improvement in clarity of thought, energy, moods and health (even though they said they where healthy).

fwiw

 

[Guardian]

If you see it as it is, and still decide to play in the jungle, then know that sooner or later, you'll be eaten by a beast.

So true.. about the only thing we have any control over is whether or not we give the beast that eats us gas ;)

 

[HiThere]

Thank you for your answer, it now gradually dawns on me that your take on this is close to the truth. I have ordered the EE DVDs and will make time for it as best I can. What you say about external consideration is important, and I try not to be as pushy with these matters as I used to be, but still have a way to go.
It has been eye opening to me to have this exchange; I have never really shared this weirdness in my life with someone other than my wife before. I will look into the books, and I will try to look into the emotional issues from childhood - haven't gone there for a number of years. Thank you all.

 

[davey72]

It does seem like there is sime truth hete, but any effective disinfo always contains elements of the truth.