Session 13 June 2015

Thank you for the session, and I would like to send you all a song, Adiemus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PpbYJyWBMU

Hope you like it
Joy
 
Thank you very much for another interesting session with many things to ponder! Laura, may you recover fully soon! Take care :hug2:

Yes, the part about music was especially interesting! I grew up with lots of heavy metal music (to which I have been introduced by my uncle who lived in the same house with me and my family, during my teenage years) and took a fancy in pagan, viking and folk metal stuff. Sometimes I still listen to this stuff - but most of these times I find I can't stand it that much anymore like I used to do. The hard sounds, the drumming, growling and screaming voices seem quite brutish to me; and most of this stuff now feels like tearing me apart inside. I have been recognizing this development especially since proceeding with EE. Now I find myself listening to classical music (and also Renaissance etc.) more often too. And I am partaking singing in my second classical choir project this year (I did the first one last year) :)

There is also so much music being played in stores as well as in places where you can eat and drink (often it is so loud, that conversation is almost impossible). I find most of this utterly unpleasant, if I pay attention to it. Then it seems, as if with it a certain state of feeling and behaving is conditioned (or triggered) in people there (which doesn't even need lyrics, I think). From my observation it is like as if it (tries to) take over their consciousness on a sub-conscious level - similar as web-enabled smart phones seem to do, into which many people can be seen to be immersed (or being "enslaved" to) and not paying attention to reality left and right literally.

I also found it quite enjoyable, that the Cs mentioned pope Francis as a man with conscience; and that the analysis in the forum post about Putin was proved correct (which for me again confirmed Putin as a man of integrity). It makes me happy, that there actually are influential people who have a conscience and care for others (instead of seeing them as dirt).
 
Laura said:
Session Date: June 13th 2015

For those readers of the sessions who don't read the rest of the Cassiopaea forum, they will be unaware that I've been engaged in a prolonged experiment in overcoming rheumatoid arthritis which is a brutal protocol. I haven't been in any fit
Thank you Laura's team for the session. Laura How do you have arthritis, having a ketogenic diet and doing breathing exercises. Do you think you suffer an attack of Lizzies?
 
A few comments, especially about the questions that came from me in the Pleiadians thread - I think I should have been a bit more precise:

Laura said:
Can the internet be seen as a "window of opportunity"/"an experiment in human consciousnesses"?

(L) I don't exactly what the person means... I guess it would be one or the other. Is it a window of opportunity, or is it an experiment in human consciousness?

I was referring to the following parts of the channeling by B.M. as referred to by SAO:

A (P's): You're being given a warning. Stay away. When you start publishing or launching things, you draw attention to yourself. Internet won't be around for a long time anyway. Very vulnerable to hacking, and also shows the very dark side of humanity. It's an avenue for some real low lifers. We see the whole thing going down by 2025. The brownouts on the internet will grow greater starting this year due to hacking, artificial intelligence, even ET's get into this system. It's a vulnerable system, and an experiment in human consciousness.

Q: Internet won't be around much longer?
A (P's): No it has a short window

I realize that I interpreted "short window" as "short window of opportunity". What I meant is kind of - what are the P's getting at when they talk about the internet as an experiment in human consciousness, do they mean maybe that it's a "window of opportunity" for humankind to choose their side, to wake up or sleep even more soundly?

Anyway, I think the answer the C's gave is very interesting and quite spot-on!

Laura said:
A: We once told you that your computers would overpower you. Thus neither question is precisely to the point. Internet was initially manifested for practical purposes, then other applications were developed. It could be said that the "experiment" in consciousness appeared in reaction to more positive uses. At present the internet is more a source of confusion and propaganda than anything else. Thus the opening statement is fulfilled.

Q: (L) In other words, the overpowering of people by their computers would be the use of the internet for confusion and propaganda. Is that what we're getting at here?

A: Yes

Q: (L) So, people being taken over in their minds by disinformation, propaganda, lies and so forth on the computer are literally being taken over by their computers?

A: Yes

The way I understand them, they mean that the internet just developed more or less as officially recorded, then the fact that some people later started using it in a positive way (networking, countering propaganda etc.) contributed to the "experiment", as in how people share/use information and how that affects FRV/the energies on the planet. But, humanity being what it is and the psychopaths in power being what they are, they used the internet for their own purposes and thus the overwhelming function of the internet today is programming of the people. And that's the reason they won't shut it down, alternative news or not. (Maybe since most of us here dwell on the "good side" of the internet - alternative news etc. - we tend to forget the total zombification that happens all around us thanks to that technology...)


Laura said:
Q: (L) Next question:

Is the warning about not sharing too much electronically sound, or is it more a distraction that keeps us from "leaving the [frequency] fence"?

A: Again, we believe that we have addressed this in the past: "Walls have ears".

Q: (L) In other words, there really is no way to keep anything private from those powers that want or need it. If you're worried about privacy, you're only keeping things private from other individuals or from people hacking your password and getting into your bank account. But those are things that should normally be protected anyway. Warning people to get off the grid, to not share, and to not network with each other in order to keep the PTB in the dark seems to me to be offering a false sense of security and is otherwise counterproductive, all things considered.

(Perceval) The opportunity is there to use what the PTB are using - for nefarious purposes - to instead do some good via networking.

I was more thinking of "leaving the fence" as in "not being a fence-sitter anymore", but this is similar to "leaving the frequency fence" I guess. And the bold part was exactly my feeling - that the whole "online privacy" shtick actually keeps people from sharing and networking and using the PTB's weapons against them. Though of course it's legitimate to criticize the Orwellian survival system - as always, the PTB's use a strategy that bends the truth to suit their needs, osit.


Laura said:
(L) Okay, next questions:

Are we going to see machines integrated in the body and a divide between people refusing and people wanting this integration?

(Galatea) Like cyborgs?

(L) I guess so.

(Pierre) Transhumanism.

A: This is already being done to some extent.

Yes, take the Apple Watch for example, or this recent cooperation between Google and Levis:

_http://www.psfk.com/2015/06/google-levis-project-jacquard-smart-jeans.html

Project Jacquard textile (for denim) responds to haptic feedback, empowers consumers to keep focus on the world around them

SIMONE SPILKA
3 JUNE 2015 TECHNOLOGY

Your future pair of denim jeans just got a hell of a lot more stylish, if you choose to buy them from Levi’s. On Friday, the clothing brand announced its partnership with Google ATAP Labs team that will revolutionize wearable fashion with a material known as Project Jacquard.

Created by Google, the textile is a platform with digital connectivity that will enable the control of phone features from the surface of a garment. Levi’s consumers can expect their apparel of the future to react to haptic feedback, such as touching your jeans to silence a phone call during a meeting or pushing a button on your denim jacket to remember the location of a restaurant as you walk past.

Also, someone told me that the company he works for is working on payment systems using RFID chips, another step in the "cyborg" direction I guess...


About the music discussion, I think again what the C's say is spot-on - since finding the forum everything changed for me when it comes to music, and I became aware of the HUGE amount of programming-via-music I was subjected to and how it caused a lot of of pain for me and others in my life. And I totally agree that there is a rift in popular music between the 60's and 70's, I think it's fair to say that the process of rooting out real music that speaks truth and touches people's hearts in a positive way was begun in earnest in the 70's and has been completed recently.

There is also a recent forum thread on the topic.
 
Thank you all! Many.... Years ago I heard/read about Billy Meier. Through the Sott comments section I received a link to a web site with some info about Billy's life and contact. Not liking the site {felt like this guy was trying to make money from Billy's work. I search around and found this site www.futureofmankind.co.uk that has a full list of "contact reports". So I started at 001 and read for 8hrs solid.... wow awesome story!

Here is the link to the first contact report - http://www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_001
A little "long winded" in some places, But the correlations between the C's info and [then known as the Pleiadians] was cool.... I have read some Steven King and love Dean R Koontz {14 books} But this Contact report 031 was mind blowing!! Photo and written evidence is had to refute.....
Has anyone of you's ever read or know about this information????
 
Thank You Laura and the Chateau Crew! I’m glad your treatments are working Laura and I hope you continue to heal quickly!

Thanks to the Forum members as well… Lots of great Info, thoughts and ideas out there…

Ava People of Cassiopaea!
 
Thanks for another informative session! Today's cell phones are as, or more powerful than computers were just a few years ago I believe, added to that is the danger of high energy em radiation when they transmit. I see people everywhere talking on cells when driving, shopping, eating... :shock: Computers, cell phones, the Internet, tv, wifi, doctored music, HAARP - but knowledge and awareness can counteract. I just hope I can stay awake and focused and help make a small difference by sharing to those few who are listening and asking.
 
I found this very interesting article talking about how your preferred music style is tied to personality and how it can be used for very specific marketing techniques.

New research from around the world suggests that an individual’s favorite music genre is closely linked to his or her personality.

Professor Adrian North of Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK, has undertaken the largest study so far of musical tastes and personality type. He is an expert on music psychology and has carried out extensive research on the social and applied psychology of music, in particular the relationship between pop music culture and deviant behavior in adolescence, music and consumer behavior, and the role of musical preference in everyday life.


http://psychcentral.com/lib/preferred-music-style-is-tied-to-personality/

http://www.hw.ac.uk/about/reputation/down-with-the-muzak.htm

http://www.medicaldaily.com/who-do-you-think-you-are-what-your-taste-music-says-about-you-according-science-317388
 
I found it hard to accept the possibility that "the internet won't be around much longer"; it has quite simply become much too important to our modern life. If the internet were to shut down, the world-wide economy would come to an instantaneous halt. Needless to say, this would be bad for business... They simply wouldn't stand for that.

How I have to interpret this is that the internet will not be around much longer as the "free exchange of ideas" medium it is today, and censorship will be widely implemented and enforced. It will probably occur as part of the "we are protecting you from terrorists" meme.

But unless you are referring to a world-wide literal return to the stone age, the idea that the internet will simply cease to function is not credible.

osit
 
rs said:
I found it hard to accept the possibility that "the internet won't be around much longer"; it has quite simply become much too important to our modern life. If the internet were to shut down, the world-wide economy would come to an instantaneous halt. Needless to say, this would be bad for business... They simply wouldn't stand for that.

How I have to interpret this is that the internet will not be around much longer as the "free exchange of ideas" medium it is today, and censorship will be widely implemented and enforced. It will probably occur as part of the "we are protecting you from terrorists" meme.

But unless you are referring to a world-wide literal return to the stone age, the idea that the internet will simply cease to function is not credible.

osit

I think that's what the C's implied when they spoke about the 'cleansing,' which would bring down the grid and internet along with it.
 
Tigersoap said:
I found this very interesting article talking about how your preferred music style is tied to personality and how it can be used for very specific marketing techniques.

New research from around the world suggests that an individual’s favorite music genre is closely linked to his or her personality.

Professor Adrian North of Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK, has undertaken the largest study so far of musical tastes and personality type. He is an expert on music psychology and has carried out extensive research on the social and applied psychology of music, in particular the relationship between pop music culture and deviant behavior in adolescence, music and consumer behavior, and the role of musical preference in everyday life.


http://psychcentral.com/lib/preferred-music-style-is-tied-to-personality/

http://www.hw.ac.uk/about/reputation/down-with-the-muzak.htm

http://www.medicaldaily.com/who-do-you-think-you-are-what-your-taste-music-says-about-you-according-science-317388

Hmm, I dunno - so many high self-esteems. Sounds kind of like horoscopes in the Sunday paper. Rap Fans have high self-esteem and outgoing? Most rap, regardless of the lyrics, have an anger based sound with a heavy dose of narcissistic "I am hot stuff", and often a very liberal dose of misogyny and objectifying women which to me, indicates low self-esteem if you have to beat people over the head with your own imagined magnificence and STS usage of the opposite sex.
 
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