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Re: has montezuma's tomb been found ...?
Greetings amigos,
Blindbowman wrote:
Your statements here are a tad fuzzy to me (apologies once again) do you mean to say that you are "channeling" the departed spirits of other humans etc, or do you mean that you have more than one personality living in one body, like Sybil of the book and movie? It does make a difference.
Blindbowman also wrote:
Several points raised here amigo, first being the statement about what you are doing is beyond the wisdom of this world - how do you know this to be fact, when it is quite possible that there are others, perhaps many others, who are on your same level? Next is the statement referring to Atlantis as the "Elder Brother" - are you saying that Atlantis is older than Aztlan? Or is it Atlantis is older, but that they were contemporary for a period? The reason I ask is because you then went on to say that they "did trade with them" which would be impossible if Atlantis was long-gone by the time of Aztlan right? Please clarify this for me?
Blindbowman also wrote:
Hmm now that is quite a mix of statements there amigo. First you say you are not a child of God, then go on to say that your father is the Creator, and that God is only one of many of his masks, then go further to say that you will become this Creator. What if I told you those very words, amigo? What would you make of it? Are you speaking metaphorically or poetically here again? Do you follow Kaballah? I know that some followers of Kaballah do believe that they can become "like God" or even "one" with God, similar to some other religious beliefs, if the person is worthy enough etc. To a bunch of Christians or even demi-Christians the statements seem to border on the absurd. Sometimes, amigo I just don't know what to make of what you post here.
Blindbowman also wrote:
Hmm well some scientists say that all of mankind can be traced to a single woman they call "scientific Eve" and they have also traced all of mankind to a single man they call "scientific Adam" which tends to confirm some religious stories of the three major religions, mainly that all mankind is a brotherhood with a single mother and a single father. I don't mean to sound critical amigo but this seems like a 'dodge' or another way to side-step what must be difficult questions for you. If we cannot address the tough questions, we cannot ever learn truth amigo. Or are you waxing poetic here? This is what I meant when I told you about the problem of false impressions, distorted images, garbled information - what the ancients referred to as the Coyote, (in others, the Jackal, same however in other respects) the trickster - you mentioned the purity and not to cast evil upon our lives, yet refuse to enter the mystical world the hard way - the pure way. Once Coyote has hold of you, he does not let go easily...
Bill96 wrote:
Greetings Bill, I would only say that it was possibly meant to be poetic/metaphor and not literal, but then some of the other things our amigo has posted that I would take as symbolic he insists is literal so only he can say. People sometimes say foolish things when 'into their cups' so there are several possibilities.
Cactusjumper wrote:
Greetings Joe - it is possible that Blindbowman was just "waxing poetic" or simply tossing out some BS, but it is also possible these are the effects of prolonged substance abuse, as we discussed earlier recent medical studies have shown that these supposedly "harmless herbs" can be very harmful mentally, in a percentage of the population susceptible to these effects. Based on Blindbowman's posts, it looks like the classic signs of these mental effects that those "harmless herbs" can cause over time. I refer to those feelings of euphoria, of being "superhuman", chronic anxiety, depression, or feelings of inadequacy, disconnection from "the world" etc. I am sure he will take this as some kind of insult, but in truth what I see is that we are losing a fellow treasure hunter to substance abuse. I would love for Blindbowman to just prove me wrong, and join up with a rehab program. Heck I will go so far as to make this offer to Blindbowman - if you can 'kick the habit' and stay away from it, I will go with you into the Superstitions to help find out what it is that you found there. As I can hardly afford the trip back to Arizona it would be a real financial hardship, but if he is willing to take that one step, I can sure hitch-hike my way to Apache Junction. So long as he relies on that herbal "crutch" that is hindering his psychic and remote viewing attempts however, I see no reason for me to make that trip. This makes me sad, to be honest.
Good luck and good hunting to you amigos, I hope that you find the treasures that you seek.
your friend,
Roy
Greetings amigos,
Blindbowman wrote:
Your statements here are a tad fuzzy to me (apologies once again) do you mean to say that you are "channeling" the departed spirits of other humans etc, or do you mean that you have more than one personality living in one body, like Sybil of the book and movie? It does make a difference.
Blindbowman also wrote:
Several points raised here amigo, first being the statement about what you are doing is beyond the wisdom of this world - how do you know this to be fact, when it is quite possible that there are others, perhaps many others, who are on your same level? Next is the statement referring to Atlantis as the "Elder Brother" - are you saying that Atlantis is older than Aztlan? Or is it Atlantis is older, but that they were contemporary for a period? The reason I ask is because you then went on to say that they "did trade with them" which would be impossible if Atlantis was long-gone by the time of Aztlan right? Please clarify this for me?
Blindbowman also wrote:
Hmm now that is quite a mix of statements there amigo. First you say you are not a child of God, then go on to say that your father is the Creator, and that God is only one of many of his masks, then go further to say that you will become this Creator. What if I told you those very words, amigo? What would you make of it? Are you speaking metaphorically or poetically here again? Do you follow Kaballah? I know that some followers of Kaballah do believe that they can become "like God" or even "one" with God, similar to some other religious beliefs, if the person is worthy enough etc. To a bunch of Christians or even demi-Christians the statements seem to border on the absurd. Sometimes, amigo I just don't know what to make of what you post here.
Blindbowman also wrote:
Hmm well some scientists say that all of mankind can be traced to a single woman they call "scientific Eve" and they have also traced all of mankind to a single man they call "scientific Adam" which tends to confirm some religious stories of the three major religions, mainly that all mankind is a brotherhood with a single mother and a single father. I don't mean to sound critical amigo but this seems like a 'dodge' or another way to side-step what must be difficult questions for you. If we cannot address the tough questions, we cannot ever learn truth amigo. Or are you waxing poetic here? This is what I meant when I told you about the problem of false impressions, distorted images, garbled information - what the ancients referred to as the Coyote, (in others, the Jackal, same however in other respects) the trickster - you mentioned the purity and not to cast evil upon our lives, yet refuse to enter the mystical world the hard way - the pure way. Once Coyote has hold of you, he does not let go easily...
Bill96 wrote:
Greetings Bill, I would only say that it was possibly meant to be poetic/metaphor and not literal, but then some of the other things our amigo has posted that I would take as symbolic he insists is literal so only he can say. People sometimes say foolish things when 'into their cups' so there are several possibilities.
Cactusjumper wrote:
Greetings Joe - it is possible that Blindbowman was just "waxing poetic" or simply tossing out some BS, but it is also possible these are the effects of prolonged substance abuse, as we discussed earlier recent medical studies have shown that these supposedly "harmless herbs" can be very harmful mentally, in a percentage of the population susceptible to these effects. Based on Blindbowman's posts, it looks like the classic signs of these mental effects that those "harmless herbs" can cause over time. I refer to those feelings of euphoria, of being "superhuman", chronic anxiety, depression, or feelings of inadequacy, disconnection from "the world" etc. I am sure he will take this as some kind of insult, but in truth what I see is that we are losing a fellow treasure hunter to substance abuse. I would love for Blindbowman to just prove me wrong, and join up with a rehab program. Heck I will go so far as to make this offer to Blindbowman - if you can 'kick the habit' and stay away from it, I will go with you into the Superstitions to help find out what it is that you found there. As I can hardly afford the trip back to Arizona it would be a real financial hardship, but if he is willing to take that one step, I can sure hitch-hike my way to Apache Junction. So long as he relies on that herbal "crutch" that is hindering his psychic and remote viewing attempts however, I see no reason for me to make that trip. This makes me sad, to be honest.
Good luck and good hunting to you amigos, I hope that you find the treasures that you seek.
your friend,
Roy
I would be willing to bet that he never approaches his keyboard without a little support from his friend. You can't help but wonder what he could produce with unencumbered brain cells.......if that's still a viable possibility.
