foofighter
Jedi Council Member
That has already been answered in the transcripts. You'll find it, and many many other answers to your questions, if you read the Wave, as already suggested by Anart.cubbex said:
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foofighter
Jedi Council Member
You know what, there's an even easier place to find it: in the Cassiopaea FAQ. Here ya go:cubbex said:
http://www.cassiopaea.org/cass/faq.htm
Cubbex, you may also want to read this thread on the Ouija video project (note the required reading list).
cubbex
The Living Force
anart said:
Yeah I may, but I am from Mexico so, its hard for me read in english
and there are just to the 11 chapter in spanish
i'm reading the other chapters in english but at the same time i am translating those chapters
so, well... I didn't think that i was going to bother you
sorry
Buddy
The Living Force
Hi zerowolfe.
Here is an introduction that may help explain.
By the way, how did you find your way here to this forum, if I may ask?
Here is an introduction that may help explain.
By the way, how did you find your way here to this forum, if I may ask?
I heard a sign of the times podcast and found the reading somewhat interesting but seems to be the same high handed manner as everything else hopefully I'm wrong but from what I have read if you do not have letters after your name talk to someone else maybe this not the case I haven't read enough to say that really
shijing
The Living Force
Hi zerowolfe --
It is customary for new members to introduce themselves in the Newbies section, and I think that you will get some good feedback and suggestions there. I am not sure exactly what you mean by 'high handed' -- some of the information here can be complex and take patience to sift through, but if you are patient with yourself and network with others here, it doesn't need to be intimidating. There are also parts of this forum of a completely different nature which are quite helpful, such as the breathing program.
zerowolfe said:
It is customary for new members to introduce themselves in the Newbies section, and I think that you will get some good feedback and suggestions there. I am not sure exactly what you mean by 'high handed' -- some of the information here can be complex and take patience to sift through, but if you are patient with yourself and network with others here, it doesn't need to be intimidating. There are also parts of this forum of a completely different nature which are quite helpful, such as the breathing program.
zerowolfe said:
I guess this begs the question of why do you believe "what you have read"? Why do you think it's true that you have to have letters after your name in order to give advice (I assume this is what you mean)? And what exactly is it that you have found to have a high handed manner, and what exactly does that mean?
