Show #49 - Into the Mystic: Interview with Laura Knight-Jadczyk

Gloria54 said:
Thanks Laura and SOTT...listened to the program today.

Near the end Laura made mention of ordering the books in hard copy over e copy..which got me to wondering.
This network is helping me so much..how will we keep in touch if the electronics do get fried. I have never met anyone in person who I can network with so I guess I am wondering how to find a local group?

Are you a member of FOTCM?
 
Laura said:
Gloria54 said:
Thanks Laura and SOTT...listened to the program today.

Near the end Laura made mention of ordering the books in hard copy over e copy..which got me to wondering.
This network is helping me so much..how will we keep in touch if the electronics do get fried. I have never met anyone in person who I can network with so I guess I am wondering how to find a local group?

Are you a member of FOTCM?

No not yet..I take it that should be my next step..thanks!
 
That was another excellent show y'all and btw those comments of truth were very powerful! I'm going to need to listen to the show a couple more times cuz it's that good! Looking forward to the next one and keep up the work. :D
 
...And another informative and thought provoking show! Thank you Laura, Joe, Niall, Julia, and ALL crew that brings these shows to us live every Sunday. I'll definitely be giving this one another listen, as there was much material covered. Many thanks y'all! :thup:
 
I had ideas for comments, but only after the show ended. :lol: So I guess I'll post here for possible general discussion instead. These aren't exactly ground-breaking thoughts, just what came to mind.

One:
I was thinking about the concept of a universe made of ones and zeros, "yes and no", Being/Non-Being. Clearly a state of having all ones or all zeros is pretty "boring", it contains very little information. So it seems like the goal of true self-development would not be to accumulate ones and get rid of zeros, achieving "one-ness" (:P) in a simplistic sense.

Two:
The other thought is that if you really have Faith - that is, a basic trust in reality whatever it may turn out to be - then it will be demonstrated in what you do. If you don't seek Truth, question, perfect what you know, and act on it, then you are demonstrating "little faith in terms of your interaction with Creation" (that C's quote, paraphrased). What you do sends information out into the world, and then if you have Faith you will be keeping your "eyes and ears" open to accept and try to understand the response you get back. Like a "conversation with God".

An interesting effect of this seems to be that those with the most Faith will be the hardest workers (within their means). I mean , what IS "faith without works"? The closest thing seems to be belief, a dead end. And I suppose works without Faith is just stupidity, or worse, psychopathy?


Anyway, these are things that have already been discussed here, the show just got me thinking about them.
 
I'm glad that it was another great show - I hadn't listened to it as I am hoping a transcript would be created soon.
 
Zadius Sky said:
I'm glad that it was another great show - I hadn't listened to it as I am hoping a transcript would be created soon.

I'm pretty certain that someone is going to transcribe it pretty soon.
 
Interesting show :thup:

The concept that struck me is that what occultism and religion talks about is generally NOT densities, but only "dead dudes", and so on.
Yes, in fact, there is very little informations about the fourth density in litterature ("Mundus Imaginalis", semi-physical, as Henri Corbin says). So people are not including it in their thinking.

Good to know that part 5 of Knowledge & Being will be public.
 
What a great show! :D Laura became INCREDIBLY passionate about 3/4 through, and it left a very deep impression on me. :clap:
 
I decided to reserve comment until I had a chance to listen to the whole thing. I would say some people in our world are unreachable, but there will also always be people who awaken better late than never. I was listening to the passion with which Laura spoke and thinking, I want to play this for some people.

Laura is a spellbinding orator, and she is so knowledgeable about so many things that one could be endlessly fascinated with the material. Thank you all for another great show.
 
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whitecoast said:
What a great show! :D Laura became INCREDIBLY passionate about 3/4 through, and it left a very deep impression on me. :clap:

Same here. Laura your words and passion cut right through me. No words can express how thankful I am you are so willing to share so much of yourself. :flowers:
 
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