^{Ah the hilarity of 'reality'
a tail-chasing fallacy
and embarrassing miss-take
Give and Embrace; Face-to-face
mystify the conscience
confuse the illusion
then all becomes a mu sing}






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Thank you for posting this in particular "Zeitgeist" Have you ever played Deus Ex (1)? Anyway I have a Quantum Vacuum its behind the jelly behind my thoughts.

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I watched the, do not watch, I really gotta stop doing that. Zeitgeist was scary, although I my not agree with some of it, it helped open my eyes a wee bit More, and More is the answer, more More MORE. It’s sad that every man has his price, and the ones that don’t get killed. And I suppose I’ll have to get used to the idea....no the reality of one world currency, I always new it would come, I just didn’t think in my lifeline. It will be weird with Amero money in my pocket, LOL they should include Canada some more in there word for it, add a “C” and call it the “Camero”. HA that will be 25 cameros please.

“erpetual war is the only real prospect for us” Laura Roslin, Battlestar Galactica

Ignorance “IS” bliss, keep you head down, close your eyes, go back to sleep, pay no attention to what’s going on, it will all be over soon.

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Become one with light.

Become one with all.


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Mind I ask... Whats "Zeitgeist" is?
As for what you wrote down, I can definently agree with it. People in power like to keep secrets and those that listen will believe the lies because that is what they want to believe, even if the truth came out and slapped them in the face. I think you have a much better way of saying it!!!
And to expand on what Malaine75 asked. "Deus Ex" is an "Cyberpunk sytle" RPG first person shooter that came out back in 2000. Its main theme and story line is all about secret organizations and people keeping secrets. its probebly one of the best but unaprectiated games out there.

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I'll be needing that quantum vacuum of yours in a few billion millennia,
thanks, Mal
^{I never played DE all the way through, but gladly it nudges players toward the goings-on behind the scenes.
Unfortunately there's a lot of mind-numbingly repetitive FPS games out there which are constantly regurgitating old ideas and themes - it's getting increasingly difficult to find an elucidating game, now.. I stopped playing, but I know there's still stuff out there which can communicate daring concepts.....games have the ability to sneak messages past the censorships and open many eyes to the reality of fantasy and the fantasy of reality.}

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<sup>[From Ultimate Journey - Robert A. Monroe]

pg 208, chapter 15. Long Trail A-Winding:</sup>

. . . What? Blinding Energy___I cannot move!
A voice in my head___a cold, admonitory voice . . .


I a, the Lord thy God, whom you serve.


. . . A feeling of intense pressure, as if I am dissolving
. . . now I am in water . . . my lungs are full of water . . .
I must have air . . . get rid of the water . . . I have no lungs. I am
being made to think that is where I am . . . it is an influence
. . . I know it is not so. The pressure releases . . . I can feel
fingers of energy probing for the core of me . . . I can stop
this . . . close the receptors . . . close tight . . . I remem-
ber how . . .

You do not remember! You do not remember!

But I do . . . I remember the tests, the training experi-
ence from my I-There . . . they were so real . . . I am
ready, ready for this demanding energy . . . it cannot harm
me. But what is this? What god can this be? It cannot harm
me or affect me be calm, warm, friendly . . .

Do you not accept me as your god?

. . . the idea of a god that threatens amuses me . . . I
let this idea flow out . . .

Do you not fear me?

. . . I release a picture of me blowing apart and
again into millions of fragments, and reconstituting after ev-
ery explosion . . .

You are damned! You are no more than wasted energy of me,
who is your Lord!

. . . the energy fades to a tiny point and vanishes, How
many more like this may I encounter? . . .



<sup>{From Ancient and Forbidden Knowledge}

pg. 111, chapter 7. The Dark Satellite:</sup>

..From these human centers it is reformulated to suit the spirit
and temper the times. Then its psychological influence is
projected into the mental whirl of the human race. Its silent,
subtle influx poisons the dimensional spaces which constitute
the magnetic planes of all human life.
The unseen Occult current penetrates the innermost
recesses of the human mind and possesses the Soul to such as
extent that deep down in the heart of man there is an evil.
No matter how pure and disinterested one may appear, there
lurks the slimy reptile of selfishness inside the Soul. It is
there even when he least suspects it. It is this grim monster
which each aspirant to Occult truth seeks to conquer. When
this Goliath of the Soul is struck dead by the smooth white
pebble of the Spirit, the ordeal is over. It is slung with the
neophyte's full will and the crown of Immortality won. "To
the victor belong the spoils."
It is the dark satellite which formulates the Spirit of lies,
murder, and frauds and this was well known to the initiates
of the greater Hermetic mysteries. We find the idea very
clearly defined in the mystical language of the ancients. The
following extract from one of the supposed lost magical
works of Hermes Trismegistus shows this clearly. He was
speaking of the magical rulers of the Dark Satellite as they sit
in council, creating all delusion, when he wrote:

"So they called forth a form
From the Deep dark abyss
To embody their evil desires.
Obedient it came
From the realms of the dead,
Arrayed in its magical attire.
As it passed o'er the earth
The fair flowers fell dead,
From its breath of poisonous fire."

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It is these twisted false selves which desperately need our true forgiveness, else the egosystem will be forever ingeniously remade in horrifically hardier facets of illusion.
beside you in time,
-sg

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There is no beginning, there is no end,

There is only change.

There is no teacher, there is no student,

There is only remembering.

There is no good, there is no evil,

There is only expression.

There is no union, there is no sharing,

There is only one.

There is no joy there is no sadness,

There is only love.

There is no greater, there is no lesser,

There is only balance.

There is no stasis, there is no entropy,

There is only motion.

There is no wakefulness, there is no sleep,

There is only being.

There is no limit, there is no chance,

There is only a plan.



Robert A. Monroe

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Lies
Truth

The time is near

The fork in the road of humanity is ahead
We must choose a path

and follow it

Slavery?
Freedom?

JUMP!

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god isn't in the universe
god is the universe

Killing the Buddha

There's an old saying, "If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill him."

Who's that Buddha? What does it mean to "meet" the Buddha? What does killing the Buddha imply?

The historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, on attaining enlightenment, is said to have realized that all beings, just as they are, are Buddhas. If that's so, meeting a Buddha on the road should be a pretty commonplace event! So should being a Buddha on the road! But that's where the word "meeting" comes in. It implies encountering something or someone outside or other than oneself. We all come to practice carrying around images or ideals of who we should be and what we imagine a Teacher or Buddha should look like. And we may chase after individuals that for a while seem like they live up to our image, ignore those who do not, and generally treat ourselves with contempt for not living up to the standards set by our imaginary inner "Buddha." All this may keep us pretty busy, but it has nothing to do with real practice, which is an awareness of who and what we actually are, not the pursuit of some ideal of who we think we should be. So "killing the Buddha" means killing or wiping out this fantasy image, and "the road" is two fold: the road outside where we look outside ourselves for the ones who have all the answers, and the inner mind road, where we set up all the "shoulds" we must obey to turn ourselves into the Buddhas we don't believe we already are, but think we must become.

It is said that Shakyamuni's last dying words to his disciples were, "Be a lamp unto yourselves." Be your own light, your own authority, your own Buddha. Kill off every image of the Buddha, see who and what you are in this very moment, see that there is no Buddha other than THIS MOMENT.

A psychologist friend recently complained that Buddha's last words themselves were a trap. (Actually he called them something much less polite!) How can anybody TELL you to be your own authority? In the guise of liberation, these words become just one more dogma that the disciples submit to. Anybody who TELLS you to "Kill the Buddha" is giving a command as self-contradictory as "Be spontaneous!" It's a good point, and one that shows that this koan and Buddhism in general can't escape a more complex involvement with issues of authority. Our psychological reality is that we have to learn and practice to achieve our independence, and that learning almost inevitably has to take place within the context of some kind of disciplined practice. Remember we have to "kill the Buddhas" inside as well as outside ourselves. If we take this saying to mean only that we should reject all forms of external authority, we will end up leaving ourselves at the mercy of all sorts of, often unconscious, inner "Buddhas." Isaiah Berlin distinguished two kinds liberty he called positive and negative liberty. Negative liberty is freedom FROM, freedom from outside interference of one kind or another. Killing the outside Buddha may give us a version of this negative liberty. Positive liberty is freedom TO, the liberty of enabling conditions. And these are what are provided by a Teacher, a practice, a discipline. Berlin emphasized that the two kinds of liberty were conceptually at odds with one another, and an increase in one automatically meant a decrease in the other. And yet, we cannot thrive without both. Without a formal practice, we will never engage the deeply ingrained unconscious determinants of our character. But any practice, any teacher inevitably offers the risk and the temptation to hand over responsibility to someone or something outside of ourselves. The middle way is our balancing of these two truths. There is no one correct way to balance them, and every teacher, every discipline will offer a unique mix. No one can tell you how you, as a particular individual, ought to practice. Each of us must decide and take responsibility for the balance works best for us. That is how we truly can be a "lamp unto ourselves."

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