Session 4 July 2015

[Xico]

Thank you again, Laura and crew, for this session.

A: For all forum members: Do not lose heart. Just remember that if you do all you can, yourselves in the future will bridge the gap. You are all potential transducers of information into chaos. Let that information be love/truth. Goodbye.

I find this very encouraging!

yes indeed a big Thank you, Laura and crew members... this was a powerful message, I love it!!!

 

[jebediah]

Thanks for sharing. Like ever.

 

[Majisyen]

Thanks for the session.

 

[JeanneT]

This session has touched me on the deepest levels and reinforced my efforts to keep on even though everything around me seems to challenge my faith that there can be much of a positive outcome.
Just want to say...Thank you!!

 

[timeless roamer]

Thank you All for this session. Came at a perfect time.

 

[thorbiorn]

Thank you very much for this session, and should I add lesson? Especially I like this one:

A: For all forum members: Do not lose heart. Just remember that if you do all you can, yourselves in the future will bridge the gap. You are all potential transducers of information into chaos. Let that information be love/truth.

It is beautiful.

 

[Puma]

A very encouraging session! Thanks Group

 

[Thebull]

A: For all forum members: Do not lose heart. Just remember that if you do all you can, yourselves in the future will bridge the gap. You are all potential transducers of information into chaos. Let that information be love/truth. Goodbye.

Thank you for another interesting session with the message above been especially poignant. I have thought long and hard recently about the incredible knowledge shared and work and effort put in by many here on the forum. I have often felt overwhelmed at how people manage to help others offering assistance on the many threads on the work and life. Helping others who are many ladders below them in terms of the work and knowledge.

(L) We get tired of saying the same things over and over again, but there's always someone new who hasn't heard it. There's always a reason to be active with new members on the forum, to write things in the same way, or to rephrase things, commentary on SOTT, etc.

It must be incredibly frustrating at times for many individuals here stepping back to help people who are barely awake. Though without fail help and guidance is always provided with the utmost of sincerity and empathy.

The mirror reflecting back at me from others here has shined light on many of my weaknesses. I have looked very critically and still am at what I actually contribute here especially with regards to helping others. I often feel like the slow kid in the class who creates noise for others. I know my own programs I need to deal with them.

I thank all for their efforts in raising the frequency and awareness here. I feel the energy that is created by Laura and the group here is working in ways i can not possibly imagine or understand.

 

[Alfisti]

Thanks for a very interesting read.

The point that was raised about 'preaching to the choir fatigue': Of all of the truth and awareness shared on places like Facebook, it's the same people ignoring it; refusing to accept or acknowledge it and the same people who are already aware and affirming each other's posts. Is it now just a game of numbers? Those who are awake, semi-awake, dreaming they're awake and those that will never wake up? Is there nothing more to be done?

I look at events in Greece and still dare to hope that awareness may spread and that love & truth may yet win out over the evil in the world.

 

[shellycheval]

Thank you Laura, Crew, and Cs for a most heartening session, despite the informative and necessary (for balance?) discussion of so much darkness around VB and the entire world.

The messages from this session that someone so neatly condensed earlier:
Be aware
Work on self
Maintain Hope
went straight to my heart. It is good to hear that on days when one feels like there is so little that can be done to create change,
that these three actions may be enough.
shellycheval

 

[Menna]

Q: (L) I remember once you said something about programs and program writers that we would do what we would do. It was ourselves in the future that were the programmers that were directing us so to speak? Something along that line...

Three days ago I had a short dream about an interaction that happened later that day. Then the following day I took a nap and had another short dream about another interaction that happened later that day. I pondered the connection between the dreams and the meaning and what I came up with was...These scenarios were planned or suppose to happen. In reading the quoted statement above I feel like it related two my two dreams last week.

 

[MichaelM]

Thank you Laura and the crew for the new session!
The VB and Prague plot was amusing because of the "fantastical" nature of it.
Glad to hear the words of encouragement to "keep on keeping on". I've been having the same funk the past few months (e.g. "why bother").

Had my own tussle with friends and strangers on FB about vaccines and to what end? I'm in California and philosophical exemptions are in the rubbish bin now. I had been sulking a bit about that result thinking maybe I wasn't loud enough or didn't do enough to change the outcome in my state. But it probably is just a matter of "you can't win them all"; some state has to have their philosophical exemptions revoked to be an example for others. Just so happens that I'm residing in the same state.

I'm also not sure if it was my idea or I came across it in a post here or some other forum. The idea was that if it is so easy to get a medical marijuana ID for a medical condition, shouldn't it be as easy to get a similar medical exemption for other things? Would the same doctors "offer that kind of paperwork"?
Just thinking out loud and not advocating anything illegal mind you.

(If the mods think it is not appropriate to discuss/mention such things, please edit my post to remove the pertinent information. Thanks in advance.)

 

[DreamGod]

Thanks for the session, great work!

;D

 

[Mildain]

Thanks again Team. I didn't understand some of what was said in this session, I think I either forget and have to go back and refresh or I never read about it.

The last message in this transcript from the C's is inspiring, even though I don't fully understand it. I also feel just as lost and hopeless as before. I suppose many of us do .. even though we read sott.net and the forum daily/weekly.

 

[Cleo]

Thank you for this session!

I recommend that you read the work of Laura
"Order out of chaos", from 23 May 2008

Thanks for mentioning this article. Will look for it as I have also been wondering about the meaning behind this part in the last message in this session: "You are all potential transducers of information into chaos."

FWIW here's some information I found online about the word 'chaos':

Chaos: Meaning and History
How a Word for a Void Came to Mean a Confused Mass

A mad dash, a big scrum, a muddled jumble — all of it could be described with one word: chaos. Our most common uses of chaos today imply either a confused mass or jumble of things, or a state of utter confusion. But when chaos first entered English, it referred to the inverse of confusion: chaos first referred to a void.

The English word chaos is borrowed from the Greek word that means "abyss." In ancient Greece, Chaos was originally thought of as the abyss or emptiness that existed before things came into being, and then the word chaos was used to refer to a specific abyss: the abyss of Tartarus, the underworld. When the word chaos first came into English in the 1400s, this sense was the one that was first attested to.

Later, in the 1600s, there was renewed interest in the Classical authors, and that's when chaos gained its more familiar sense. Ovid, the great Roman thinker, thought of chaos as not a formless void from which all things were made, but as a formless, jumbled, disorganized mass. English speakers borrowed this meaning of chaos, then broadened it into the word we recognize today: one that denotes utter confusion or disorganization.

chaos (n.)
late 14c., "gaping void," from Old French chaos (14c.) or directly from Latin chaos, from Greek khaos "abyss, that which gapes wide open, is vast and empty," from *khnwos, from PIE root *gheu- "to gape, yawn" (cognates: Greek khaino "I yawn," Old English ginian, Old Norse ginnunga-gap; see yawn (v.)).

Meaning "utter confusion" (c. 1600) is extended from theological use of chaos for "the void at the beginning of creation" in Vulgate version of Genesis (1530s in English). The Greek for "disorder" was tarakhe, however the use of chaos here was rooted in Hesiod ("Theogony"), who describes khaos as the primeval emptiness of the Universe, begetter of Erebus and Nyx ("Night"), and in Ovid ("Metamorphoses"), who opposes Khaos to Kosmos, "the ordered Universe." Meaning "orderless confusion" in human affairs is from c. 1600. Chaos theory in the modern mathematical sense is attested from c. 1977.