From Session June 9 Transcript
A: At this point you already know the answers after having brainstormed about it today, along with a direct message from us during the Kriya!!!
Q: (L) So in other words, that was a message about the transcripts [that Laura received doing the Kriya]. To put those things together in order to understand the point. Is that it?
A: Yes. We've been giving you the keys for years now! It is getting time to use them.
The line that the C's have been giving Laura keys for years made me think of Thorbion's thread about laughter.
http://www.cassiopaea.org/forum/index.php?topic=10311.0
Here is his insight:
Thorbion said:
While working on another thread the idea came to look up what there is in the Cassiopaean transcripts for supporting a PMA, Positive Mental Attitude. This lead to a search for all the places where humor, [laughter] and mirth (i.e. laughter, being merry, happy and bright)are mentioned.
In fact, even though much of the June 9th transcript contained disturbing information about the future, there are many recorded instances of laughter in that session
I wonder if humor, then, is another important clue.
If so, I have an exercise that I learned in clown school which is really easy and fun to do.
You need from five to seven people who seat themselves in a row. If there are more people, they can be the audience. One person at an end of the row begins to laugh softly. After a moment of this, the second person joins in the laughter and then slightly intensifies it. The third person does the same, then the fourth and so on.
By the time the last person joins in, the line is completely out of control. People are literally rolling on the floor. It's amazing how the body just takes over, and does not want to stop laughing.
We did this exercise in front of the other students in clown class, and they started laughing. Soon the whole room was completely hysterical, and the laughter went on for a very long time. In fact, it was almost impossible to stop laughing once it reached a certain intensity.
Even if people tried to stop, they couldn't. I mean, imagine a whole room of wanna-be-clowns in a room laughing at nothing. It was completely ridiculous.
But when I finally was able to stop, I felt completely relaxed and at peace. The world seemed different. Then our clown instructor made us compare how we felt before and after. The difference in the level of stress was very apparent.
He also made the point that most people are walking around stressed out like that all the time. So I don't know if laughter opens windows of consciousness, but I do know that it is a great way to release stress and instill a Positive Mental Attitude.
It also helps one to be in the moment. I mean when you're laughing hysterically, rolling on the floor, and gasping for breath, it's really hard for the ego to take over.