Nov 13th '07 "Global Appreciation Day"

[ELIZ]

Hello, All. I would love to know your opinions on this site and this Nov 13th "Global Appreciation Day" (see link below). To be trusted??

_http://www.phoenixregenetics.org/global.html

 

[PepperFritz]

Re: nov 13th

To be trusted??

LOL, I've never read such utterly nonsensical word-salad in my life.



But the following embedded "buttons" say it all:

Click on "AFFILIATES PROGRAM" to learn how you can "Earn passive income in the form of automatic monthly commissions. And it's completely free to get started!" Where you are urged to "Sign up now... and start earning money with us today!"

Click on "REGENETICS SEMINAR" to fork out more than $1,000 for various "Facilitator Training Seminars".

Click on "BUY NOW" to buy various books they have for sale.

Click on "LOVE DONATION" in case they haven't sucked you dry yet and you'd like to make a "donation" to what is obviously a "for profit" company.



The real question is: What aspect of this website would make anyone think it was "to be trusted"?

 

[PopHistorian]

Re: nov 13th

Hi ELIZ, this appears to be one of the many groups who believe in spiritual "shortcuts." Their particular shortcut, "DNA activation," is also common. They also use a funny name, "regenetics," which is common of those using the pseudo-science smokescreen. "Keylontic science" is another name that comes to mind. These practitioners somehow believe that "ascension" is not a spiritual or mental process, but can be induced by physical "tools" or activity. Their FAQ even says it is "not an intellectual process but an experiential process." Spiritual shortcuts are a powerful lure for those who do not wish to do spiritual Work on themselves. The folks on this forum have uncovered the credible notion that the "New Age" is just flooded with disinformation artists who seek to distract and waylay seekers by appealing to our basic STS nature, wanting to "get ahead" or get something without working for it. Thus, what they offer, basically, is engaging distraction that serves to keep seekers off of more effective paths to self-improvement.

It's not that "DNA activation" might not be very important, but it is more likely that it is accomplished by, a side-effect of, growth of knowledge and awareness, not by some kind of physical jump-start.

From an earlier post elsewhere on this forum:

What's wrong with a shortcut?

An honest and understandable question. Much has been written about using shortcuts for personal gain and particularly spiritual gain. In fact, anyone who chooses to follow the path outlined by Gurdjieff and Mouravieff, as well as the Cassiopaeans and the Quantum Future School, must resist spiritual shortcuts with all their strength of will.

Something I wrote in another text:

For those who think they’ve found a shortcut to spiritual growth through positive thinking, prayer, or visualization, it is an easy step into tools like rituals, crystals, crosses, pentagrams, incense, or other material distractions from spirit.

'Psychic' Jody Senkyrik put it pretty concisely:
"There are no shortcuts to spirituality and evolution. Many who have religious beliefs want there to be shortcuts to enlightenment and "heaven", as a way of avoiding the work that must yet be done - as well as the evolution of humanity that we have yet to fulfill."

For the spiritual-growth shortcut seeker, a vast array of professional practitioners in the spiritual-growth shortcut industry awaits to initiate your spirit, awaken your soul, activate your DNA/light-body/merkabah, energize your chakras, hemisync your consciousness, balance your EMF, share with you The Secret, direct your visualization, implant you with knowledge, etc. These and many other forms of bestowed or self-bestowed enlightenment are designed simply to make one feel better and more “spiritual.” There may be adherence to some ritualized program involved in these schemes, but not actual, spiritual work, which is work on the self.

Ra, through L/L Research, said:
"We cannot offer shortcuts to enlightenment. Enlightenment is, of the moment, an opening to intelligent infinity. It can only be accomplished by the self, for the self. Another self cannot teach/learn enlightenment, but only teach/learn information, inspiration, or a sharing of love, of mystery, of the unknown that makes the other-self reach out and begin the seeking process… (http://www.llresearch.org/transcripts/issues/1981/1981_0203_book_1.htm)"

Drunvalo Melchizedek is one of recent history's major boosters of "DNA activation" as a shortcut. Just search "Melchizedek" on this site for more discussions.

Here is another discussion from this forum on DNA activation: http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=3512.0

Hope this helps.

 

[PopHistorian]

Re: nov 13th

Hi ELIZ -- any comments? I came across a passage in The Secret History of the World that pertains to this issue:

In the present day, there are all sorts of "mystical" groups and organizations that claim to be the recipients of ancient knowledge, what is commonly called
"occultism", or the "esoteric", or magical practices. There is a plethora of books that purport to be scientific, but which totally reject mainstream science in any
context. Subjects such as sacred geometry, archaeoastronomy, and new physics have all become subjects of fevered study in order to discern the "occult
significance" of the works of the ancients. And, invariably, it is done in strictly ritual terms, positing that all of the abilities of the ancients were accomplished
strictly by magical rites or rituals - controlling what is "up there" by rituals "down here".

It seems to me that attempting to induce changes to DNA directly through "rituals" or "tools" (and that would cover special diets) is very much like an attempt to control what is "up there" from "down here."