Okay, but you were quite disrespectful, and still didn't answer any questions. I think that you would do better not posting for a while and instead, reading The Wave. And once again, getting familiarized with the forum's rules and mode of interacting with each other.
I am sorry if you have that opinion, as my intention wasn't to be disrespectful. I think it is a misunderstanding.
I answer to the questions. IF there is some I didn't, please let me know, and I will answer. thx
As about posting on Forum, if you check my account you will see that last few years I am mostly reading and very rarely asking questions if I don't understand something, and that is what I did now, and I get the answer and guidance where to look for more information, and thank you all for that.
Hi solarmind, I think the questions you didn't answer that Chu referred to are the ones in Laura's post below. Many of them, if not all, will be answered as you re-read the Wave so it may be useful to look out for sections where those topics are covered.
And who is this "Jesus" you speak of? And what is this "unconditional love" the alleged Jesus was promoting? Do you have a direct quote on that?
Your question is logically inconsistent. If window-fallers are part of a show to keep people scared and under control, then wouldn't the most logical thing be to learn about such manifestations, what they mean, how they operate, and how to deal with them?
You think the only thing you are supposed to "witness" is "unconditional love" and anything else is STS and fearful?
How much of The Wave have you read? I deal with a LOT of this sort of thing there, including "fear of the unknown." The entire series is free, online. The Wave Volume 1 | Cassiopaea
It seems to me that only wanting to witness "love" and "warm and fuzzy" things amounts to shutting out fully half of all existence, trying to make reality go away.
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