Key Words

[Roland J. Prather]

Does anybody have or had any experience with automatically following key words when reading? I've been noticing this constantly in my typing and readiing for some time now. It happen many times before except when I did officially notice it it was a little strange. I guess I thought it might be subconscious at some level. Its very weird and spooky in the since that I never seen it before consistently.

Like with SOTT articles, going from article to article or from books to articles or even when I type something. Maybe a psychic connection with something I'm thinking?

 

[Rich]

Does anybody have or had any experience with automatically following key words when reading? I've been noticing this constantly in my typing and readiing for some time now. It happen many times before except when I did officially notice it it was a little strange. I guess I thought it might be subconscious at some level. Its very weird and spooky in the since that I never seen it before consistently.

Like with SOTT articles, going from article to article or from books to articles or even when I type something. Maybe a psychic connection with something I'm thinking?

Hi Roland JP, I'm not sure I really understand what you mean exactly. Can you elaborate a little more.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

Its one of those things that happens over and over but hard to put your finger on it but: I mean its just as simple as I posted above.
Like I'll start the reading of articles and then once I get into it and then I'll start thinking of something to say and I type it. A article later or a few articles later word or thought synchronicity, considering the randomness of articles to choose from. Or I'll begin to type something change my mind and an article or pages in a book will show up with the same or close to phrase or thought or word.

Words can't really describe this but it occurs over and over. Otherwise I wouldn't notice it to the point of me mentioning it. And it take a while for me to finally acknowledge something not normal to me.

Unless my brain is assembling the data I'm reading and somehow it has a mind of its own. I mean most most of the time my reading is simply learning something new whatever it is. I know this may sound dull but I figure if anybody know about this there would be feed back to confirm if this normal or not.

 

[RyanX]

Its one of those things that happens over and over but hard to put your finger on it but: I mean its just as simple as I posted above.
Like I'll start the reading of articles and then once I get into it and then I'll start thinking of something to say and I type it. A article later or a few articles later word or thought synchronicity, considering the randomness of articles to choose from. Or I'll begin to type something change my mind and an article or pages in a book will show up with the same or close to phrase or thought or word.

Words can't really describe this but it occurs over and over. Otherwise I wouldn't notice it to the point of me mentioning it. And it take a while for me to finally acknowledge something not normal to me.

Unless my brain is assembling the data I'm reading and somehow it has a mind of its own. I mean most most of the time my reading is simply learning something new whatever it is. I know this may sound dull but I figure if anybody know about this there would be feed back to confirm if this normal or not.

It sounds like you're starting to see more patterns or connectedness in the material you're reading. Yes, I've experienced this too to a degree. I know it can seem strange at first, especially when you are reading material from a large variety of sources, but at some level many disparate topics are indeed related in very interesting ways. For instance, right now I've been reading a lot of material on the ancient Chaco culture of the American southwest. But I'm amazed at the connections between the archeological evidence discovered and the possible use of ancient technology during that era. I can also see signs of how pathocracy may have been part of their downfall too, in addition to their reliance on agriculture for sustenance. That's just one example...

As an experiment, you should try and take notes on what you come across, examine it and ask yourself questions about it - start a research journal (or if you're like me a folder with a bunch of word documents!). Sometimes the patterns you find may lead to dead ends and might not be patterns at all. Other times the results may surprise you and you may uncover something that nobody has noticed before. This is a good exercise in discernment, I think.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

For instance, right now I've been reading a lot of material on the ancient Chaco culture of the American southwest. But I'm amazed at the connections between the archeological evidence discovered and the possible use of ancient technology during that era. I can also see signs of how pathocracy may have been part of their downfall too, in addition to their reliance on agriculture for sustenance. That's just one example...

The kinda connection your talking about is connecting the dots as in one story told in one culture and the similarities in another culture that tell a story and how similarities of today can match give or take of the past. Like Making a picture with the pieces

Your example helps with a platform to messure with, but thats not the kinda of connection I mean. Its a thought or word or similar meaning of phrase or close to the phrase itself that comes to me strong or subtle and some times it has a distinct feel to it so I can catch it when it arises inwhich it gets my attention when I see a few minutes or hours later.
And If not at that moment certainly when I see it in other material. And I'll follow it to see what it comes to.

 

[ocean59]

Your example helps with a platform to messure with, but thats not the kinda of connection I mean. Its a thought or word or similar meaning of phrase or close to the phrase itself that comes to me strong or subtle and some times it has a distinct feel to it so I can catch it when it arises inwhich it gets my attention when I see a few minutes or hours later.
And If not at that moment certainly when I see it in other material. And I'll follow it to see what it comes to.

Are you able to give a specific example of when this has occurred for you, and detail exactly what happened in that instance? Perhaps doing so could help others to understand what type of phenomenon you are describing here.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

Are you able to give a specific example of when this has occurred for you, and detail exactly what happened in that instance? Perhaps doing so could help others to understand what type of phenomenon you are describing here.

That would be a waste of time but I'll give you the most recent one since this is when i decided to say something about it.
On my face book the word "Stuff" on the video "I gave up on my species" - George Carlin and the article which came after "The Consequences of 'Drill, Baby Drill': More Than 90 Oil Spills a Day in the U.S."


But you see its like bread crumbs to a loaf of bread and if no one experience this its very difficult to understand

It’s like trying to see or grab air and you can't and all I can do is describe it in futile words of a phenomena that is grabs-less. And all I can say is that I felt something soft on my skin.

 

[anart]

Hi RolandJP, it sounds like you're self-referencing again and engaging in magical thinking. It also sounds like all that is happening is associative thinking. Our subconscious records everything - literally everything - that we experience, most of which our conscious mind does not notice. So, words or phrases, or even images, come to your mind from your subconscious because you've seen them and you are jumping to conclusions that it's something profound.

It would really be worth your while to try to catch yourself when you start to think like this - following such trains of thought can lead one into a frame of reference similar to schizophrenia, where everything has a hidden meaning and messages are being delivered by every draft of breeze. Usually, it's just our minds being quicker than we are. fwiw.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

Like i said if you haven't experience it there no point in trying to discuss it. If anybody had the experiences they would relate.

 

[anart]

Like i said if you haven't experience it there no point in trying to discuss it. If anybody had the experiences they would relate.

You don't know that others have not had the experience. You also don't seem willing to actually listen to input about it, which is rather unfortunate since that is what this forum does - give input on topics that are brought up, and you brought it up.

 

[paralleloscope]

RolandJP, I slightly recognize this phenomena. Concepts or words revealing themselves in different contexts- emerging patterns. A problem with this 'hyperlinking' focus (which perhaps, could be plain pattern recognition hyped up on sex center abuse), is that it potentially could make you slumber harder by magical fascination. I agree with Anart that it sounds like you are applying this in a self-referential way (a bit like the tree 'magically' appearing over your head in that photo) like an obsession with syncronicities which we know can be tampered with externally and by our own deceptive minds. You don't mention any specifics only that the occurence is hard to word, which indicates you are not awake to what is happening, OSIT. This is where it would be wise to recognize the awake network's experience (Anart) in seeing a reoccuring pattern when it presents itself.

FWIW. My own recent pattern-loop is mainly based on 'grounding', a lessons-theme presented in dreams, representing itself in waking state in various reading and everyday situations, though I think that I'm making these connections more and more consciously, actively looking for them rather than subconsciously falling over them. I have also seen smaller syncronicities in seemingly unrelated articles as you mention but unless it relates clearly to the pressing lessons of cleaning my machine, I will down prioritize them as distractions. I'm not trying to say I don't fall for distractions, it's just the ones that are connected to a 'psychic quickening', 4D bleed-through kind of oddities I 'm really vigilant about, but still fall prey to older and yet unrealized patterns, these are prioritized when I can muster the courage to suffer their revealings.

If these key words are worth anything they should be able to be put to use, can they?

 

[Roland J. Prather]

You don't know that others have not had the experience. You also don't seem willing to actually listen to input about it, which is rather unfortunate since that is what this forum does - give input on topics that are brought up, and you brought it up.

Yes this is true to some extent. I was frustrated towards your statement. If person A seen a UFO and Person B saids to person A, you are wishfully thinking and if you continue going this way you Will develop schizophrenia. Person A would probably be stun and frustrated. So what I'm also saying is that these occurrences of seeing information before it comes has been happening too often for me to swept it under the rug as lies or wishfully thinking. I waited long enough before I decided to mention it.

Now I don't doubt that lies are included in my speculations of what it might be and taking these speculations for a run. Which can be minimized down once I decided to speak about and obtain feedback.

And while on this subject and thinking about it, last night I thought it maybe a hypnotism in the sense you focus on something and corelation can surface in your work.

I also know that my lack of description can bring about a misunderstanding. So instead of me jumping to explain something I should have written them down and kept track of them. This way when I ever bring up a question about a phenomena other won't be mislead base on my guess work or wishful thinking descriptions. I think that would be courteous.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

If these key words are worth anything they should be able to be put to use, can they?

I think so! For instance every quote that the SOTT put up I've use this as a starting base close to when I started positing SOTT articles on FB. And because I was very much unaware of many things In the beginning I use these quotes as a starting base to focus my direction.

It's not that I look for a correlation but more of a quote of the day. I've been doing it for so long now( well only since last year) that I'm now thinking I do this many times in all of my work and only starting to be conscious of it. In the beginning I consider SOTT quotes "like" a life saver in the sense of becoming aware of the direction and what SOTT was about and also the depth of the quote presented and not to mention at least now everyother one that I read that other post. And when I read info especially ancient knowledge such as the "Work" and the "Work" of many authors revealing the "truths" I take it re specfully serious and I have gone through a tremendous amount of health problems and a near death experience and stress throughout the study of the "work" and realization because of it as I can assume like many others.

In a sense it becomes real when I read or alive, to a certain extent.

 

[anart]

You don't know that others have not had the experience. You also don't seem willing to actually listen to input about it, which is rather unfortunate since that is what this forum does - give input on topics that are brought up, and you brought it up.

Yes this is true to some extent. I was frustrated towards your statement. If person A seen a UFO and Person B saids to person A, you are wishfully thinking and if you continue going this way you Will develop schizophrenia.

I said that because your thinking processes are very similar to a schizophrenic. You are seeing hidden meanings in normal every day things and are self-referencing - meaning you put more value in what goes through your own mind than you do in external reality. Both of these tendencies of yours are very disconcerting. It might be worthwhile to seek professional counseling, so please consider doing that.

 

[Roland J. Prather]

It might be worthwhile to seek professional counseling, so please consider doing that.

Its all been a process and my good health is increasing. I know a little more than last year which I've tremendously benefited from the work and SOTT articles. I admit it was a roller coaster in the beginning but it is much more calm now and controlled.