Session 9 April 2011

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"A: Yes. When you remember yourselves five or ten years ago, do you recognize the changes thus far?

Q: Everyone: “yes!”

A: Do you not suspect that these changes are also matched or mirrored in your most basic structure?

Q: (L) Hadn’t really thought about it.

A: This is how work on the self works! It prepares you for even more dramatic and rapid changes! And this is ”receivership capacity”.

Q: So, you’re saying when you work on yourself, and you change something from a certain level, that it acts on more fundamental levels even as far as your DNA? Which then enables you to receive finer or differently tuned energies, which can help to change you more? And if that happens, it enables you to achieve more and do more. Is that sort of what we’re getting at here?

A: Yes. Not quite clear as you put it; but close enough."


This links up to Kila's New Mexico and Epigenetics thread.

Another example of epigenetics is homeopathic treatment and the cure transmitted down the generations - http://www.positivehealth.com/article/homeopathy/molecular-genetic-discoveries-towards-a-better-understanding-of-homeopathy

Keep taking the prescribed medicines!
 
dugdeep said:
Divide By Zero said:
Also, even though I have been following the same diet advised on here for months, sometimes I go through times of bloating and constipation whether I take a lot of magnesium (and other supplements) or not.

Hi DBZ. Paul Jamminet and his wife (I think it's his wife) do a low carb blog and they just recently did a post about ways of taking care of constipation when first transitioning to low carb. Check it out; there's a lot of good suggestions.

In addition to that, in 'The Fiber Menace' the author talks about the need to up potassium intake to add moisture to the stool. He also talks about doing glycerin suppositories to help tone the colon and get it used to smaller stools after being all stretched out from too much fiber for years (although I'm not sure where you could find those). It might not be a bad idea to start supplementing potassium iodide, since you're getting iodine to block radioactive iodine uptake, and potassium to help soften the stool.

Also, if you're still eating a lot of buckwheat or quinoa flour, that might not be helping. This is just speculation on my part, but I think that perhaps flour needs fiber to work itself through the digestive system - fiber that isn't inherently part of the flour itself. This is fine if you're still eating a lot of vegetables with their fiber, but once you cut down on those significantly, this can cause issues.

I was suffering from constipation quite badly when I cut down on my veggies after the Feb session, but was still eating lots of blinis, buckwheat chocolate muffins, etc. Once I cut the buckwheat flour in an attempt to get my total carbs down, things loosened right up. Now I'm actually at the opposite end of the scale (I'll spare you the details), but from what I read in Gary Taubes 'Why We Get Fat' this is normal when transitioning to low carb.

Hope this helps.

It will be of help here, thought I've already passed the constipation period about 2 weeks ago.. Well, that was hard, I've still to read the link you provided but let's say that I probably went eating too much salami and sausages and my conclusion was that I'm allergic to black pepper. Anyway, once eliminated I've felt better, stopped drinking like mad :) and dropped to 2-3 eggs on alternated weeks too just to be sure they weren't part of the problem.

Thanks for the session! There has been a lot of changes in my working days in mid March while I've started to feel the pressure of it all in late December. I'm just starting to adjust to a new timetable as the economic crisis has started to push quite heavily around, and there's much to ponder here.

Talking about 'changes in perception', I had a couple of odd peripheral hallucinations recently that made me jump in my pants that I've not yet figured out if it was a reflection on my glasses or something else; dark figures, flashes and even sounds that seems to originate from 'nowhereland'.
Then my cat! She's changing her habits almost daily, and it's both impressive and amusing at the same time.. just to mention one of her recent shows: now she wants to eat with the family at the table, over one of 'hers' two chairs - lol - and she even wants to be served in her own way, or she won't even eat! Then feeding her with healthy food provides almost immediate changes in her behavior, like 'talking' a lot and the need to go out for a run, fighting against her own proverbial insecurity towards neighbors and their own 'evil' pets.
 
Laura said:
cubbex said:
I was reading some material from Eve Lorgen, and there is something I don't understand, as in the session with one of Laura's patients. The mention that the aliens or whatever are training people for something, and I am confused, are they really training the abductes?? or is just a lie from them? And if they are training them, to do what?

Have you read The Wave where all of this sort of thing is discussed in extenso?
Yup but don't remember any...

Ok start to read again.
 
Im very very VERY late in saying this but thanks to the team for ALL the sessions. Ive read through all the old material a lot of times mainly through the wave series but also through them indevidually. EVERYTING in this prosession has had an impact and when i think about it i couldnt even begin to start to catalogue it all let alone start the project. Yet over time its presented a picture, a picture that is now coming very much into focus. The sheer effort and research into this material boggles my mind even tho ive been reading it for years. Fantastic job and respect to all those invloved.


On an aside note, whenever the C's OFFER UP advice it always peeks my interest and in this session it kind of blew me away yet at the same time scared me thats never happened before......... the wave has manifest in out density..... scary stuff but also 'life afferming'.


Again thank you all those involved for the info
 
polyculture said:
Quote from Legolas 20th April 2011
"And the beginning when starting channeling it happens a lot, that you have to deal with attachments, spirits and other things, so I understood the questions from Laura to exclude that, cause Andromeda is "relatively new" on the board."

Thanks Legolas

Yes I understood that the "body" and "discarnate" questions are standard queries. It was that nowhere was it confirmed that the transmission was "through Cassiopaea" and this disturbed me.

I, like you, am concerned with not getting lured away from truth.

Laura has been dealing with the C's since 1994. I think that if anybody can tell if there is something fishy going on, it would be her. She would "feel" it. So not to worry. ;)
 
Laura said:
Harold said:
... I am, grateful to be posting again... just curious about the FCM logo under my name... I dont think I have one. I will keep a lookout for it, just curious... what does it look like? :)

Log out and log back in and you should see it.

Yes, I see it now, thank-you.
 
Jerry said:
So who/what principle might Daniel, meaning "God is my judge" symbolise? What might be the current indigestible equivalent of "lumps of pitch and fat" for the 4D folk?

Tobacco and Bacon! :D

Is it possible to get Bacon with out sugar or celery powder . I am allergic to celery. Tried different places, no luck yet.
 
seek10 said:
Jerry said:
So who/what principle might Daniel, meaning "God is my judge" symbolise? What might be the current indigestible equivalent of "lumps of pitch and fat" for the 4D folk?

Tobacco and Bacon! :D

Is it possible to get Bacon with out sugar or celery powder . I am allergic to celery. Tried different places, no luck yet.

Have you tried getting it from an organic store or, even better, an organic butcher?
 
Sometimes i think the latest solution in the future would be to produce oneself the adequate food. It will be difficult to have it otherwise.
 
Laura said:
Would you consider that those individuals who you describe as "trying to live in harmony with their environment" might be believing lies, or lying to themselves in some way?

Definitely. When I said "trying.." I meant exactly this. They believe lies, lying to themselves because of several causes. And of course, they don't see all this. But it's kinda sad for me, to see they suffer. Especially because most of them are people who think deeper than the majority.

Laura said:
If they have trauma that prevents them from eating meat, would it not affect their frequency and might they seek out ways to heal that so as to change their frequency?

I guess it would. I don't know if they might seek out ways to heal. Maybe only if there is a certain point where suffering of illness due to nutritional deficiency etc. gets obvious and they stark to look beyond their narrow point of view searching the truth. I don't think this behaviour is common. In fact I never heard of a vegetarian among people I know who gave up their way of eating. It seems to be a vicious cycle and most of them begin with being vegetarian and then go on to lacto-vegetarism, total veganism, raw-food veganism or even raw "sun food" (only fruits), and others. But here in the forum their seem to be a lot members who were vegetarians for years, sometimes decades and overcame their trauma based lifestyle. And I also was a vegetarian, before cautious readopting meat after I was confronted with the facts due to your efforts & research (thanks, by the way) for the first time in my life.

So do you agree that those vegetarians nevertheless have a greater chance to evolve and change their frequency than the average dull meat eater? At least there seems to be a pattern I saw here at the forum. I wonder if this trauma affects more people with empathy for other living beings so the only way to avoid suffering they chose to be vegetarians. And some may discover after a certain time that there true empathy which lies beyond their trauma can be expressed in a different way.
 
Stranger said:
Laura said:
Would you consider that those individuals who you describe as "trying to live in harmony with their environment" might be believing lies, or lying to themselves in some way?

Definitely. When I said "trying.." I meant exactly this. They believe lies, lying to themselves because of several causes. And of course, they don't see all this. But it's kinda sad for me, to see they suffer. Especially because most of them are people who think deeper than the majority.

Laura said:
If they have trauma that prevents them from eating meat, would it not affect their frequency and might they seek out ways to heal that so as to change their frequency?

I guess it would. I don't know if they might seek out ways to heal. Maybe only if there is a certain point where suffering of illness due to nutritional deficiency etc. gets obvious and they stark to look beyond their narrow point of view searching the truth. I don't think this behaviour is common. In fact I never heard of a vegetarian among people I know who gave up their way of eating. It seems to be a vicious cycle and most of them begin with being vegetarian and then go on to lacto-vegetarism, total veganism, raw-food veganism or even raw "sun food" (only fruits), and others. But here in the forum their seem to be a lot members who were vegetarians for years, sometimes decades and overcame their trauma based lifestyle. And I also was a vegetarian, before cautious readopting meat after I was confronted with the facts due to your efforts & research (thanks, by the way) for the first time in my life.

So do you agree that those vegetarians nevertheless have a greater chance to evolve and change their frequency than the average dull meat eater? At least there seems to be a pattern I saw here at the forum. I wonder if this trauma affects more people with empathy for other living beings so the only way to avoid suffering they chose to be vegetarians. And some may discover after a certain time that there true empathy which lies beyond their trauma can be expressed in a different way.

Stranger,

I am not sure if I feel sad about vegans and their way ... because "feeling sad" in my opinion already is a judgment about themselves and their situation. People "choose" to do "bad things" for many reasons, maybe they are balancing some karmic debt. In any case they are in that situation to learn something specific they need to progress. So this is their opportunity to move on. We all know how difficult it is to "learn one's lessons". While I try very hard to do exactly that - maybe I am totally off with what I do.

As to the "unconscious meat-eater" ... I agree with Ana:

Ana said:
Stranger said:
[quote author=session]Q: (L) What about all the people who are vegetarians?
A: They are nuclear “toast” since so much of their energy must be expended to raise the vibrations of their food.

How unfair :(

Those unconscious meat eaters, which are still the majority take advantage over people who try to live in harmony with their environment and themselves but suffer from deep traumata which prevent them from seeing that refuse meat does not help others.

It seems you are assuming that all meat eaters are in a vantage point by the simple act of eating meat and maybe that's not how it works. It is the level of awareness that makes a difference, if you eat meat but do no have the necessary level of awareness to see, then, it changes nothing.

It is about conscious decisions based on knowledge and awareness.
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The mere fact to just eat meat is not enough, you have to consciously seek "nutritious meat" to gain some benefit. If all the meat you get is burgers from Macca and chicken wings from KFC, that won't cut it. Having said that, I still think that often people do things "unconsciously" that benefits them - that might reflect something they learned in a prior life, some "sensitivity" they unconsciously detected and subsequently avoided etc.

So as always, the devil is in the detail ... but just my tupence of thoughts ...
 
Stranger said:
Laura said:
Would you consider that those individuals who you describe as "trying to live in harmony with their environment" might be believing lies, or lying to themselves in some way?

Definitely. When I said "trying.." I meant exactly this. They believe lies, lying to themselves because of several causes. And of course, they don't see all this. But it's kinda sad for me, to see they suffer. Especially because most of them are people who think deeper than the majority.


So do you agree that those vegetarians nevertheless have a greater chance to evolve and change their frequency than the average dull meat eater? At least there seems to be a pattern I saw here at the forum. I wonder if this trauma affects more people with empathy for other living beings so the only way to avoid suffering they chose to be vegetarians. And some may discover after a certain time that there true empathy which lies beyond their trauma can be expressed in a different way.

Hi Stranger,

Was a vegetarian for ten years, was always sickly. Then in my early 30's I started eatting animals again and I started to get healthier. This means less colds and flu's. Have other health issues not due to being vegetarian.

So, for me if a vegetarian holds the argument/judgement that they do not want to eat sentient beings because they don't want them to suffer, I say to them, for the most part an animal at least has a chance to run (not commercial ones of course) where a carrot or a fruit or whatever veg, nut or plant has no option for escaping. And just because we can not hear a carrot scream when picked does not mean they don't. A life is a life, no matter what form it is on this big blue marble we call home. In this incarnation we need to eat so discernment is key. What we eat, how is it produced, what effects consumption has to the circle of life ? Honor, respect and gratitude is a good guideline.
 
I posted today on another thread but I will post here too. The mistake or not was relevant in both. Anyway, I have been up against another fight for my voice and life here on earth. This one has been huge but because of this forum and all of the dedicated members, I will survive and do understand. At this moment in time "knowledge does protect". Thank you a billion plus times for your tenacity to survive the attacks. Thank you for the recent cass communication. The TPTB come at me with such viciousness that I sometimes feel I can barely survive. I do the pots and the breathing and remember all I have learned here. The last 4 months have been the worst of all over the last 7 plus years since finding this community. I will not go into my laundry list because we all have suffered greatly. The worst, for me, has been the obvious attack to prevent me from communicating and contributing here with you all. They really do not want me here. I will never give up but sometimes my energy and resources are so depleted that I can not even get on line. All I can do is keep up the work and stay present no matter what. I'll always be with you and work to try to contribute here, if I physically can. Thanks again and my prayers to all.
 
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