Whether what happened at Fort Hood is related to mind control, the themes in “Men Who Stare at Goats,” and the Virginia Tech Massacre, will probably never be fully known, but the evidence that “energetically” connects these events in the material world is alarming. Even if these events are not causally related and I am simply regurgitating conspiracy theories, on a energetic level there is no doubt about their relationship to one another. The common consciousness binding these events is the consciousness of killing.
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I went off on Steve Pavlina but perhaps I should have instead viewed it as a wakeup call asking whether or not I am up to the task of deepening my intimate relationship. If I believe what I said in my response to Steve then my job now is to walk my talk. I realize that there is no better crucible of change than a marriage. Either you change and grow and live happily, or remain the same and live a life of misery. Hopefully if we chose the latter we have the strength and courage to distintegrate the unhealthy marriage…
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The third meditation in U.S. Andersen’s THREE MAGIC WORDS closes the discussion on the topic of MIND, in which Andersen explains that the human mind is dualistic in nature, comprised of the Subconscious and the Conscious Mind. The sole purpose of the Conscious Mind is to ensure the survival of the organism. The Subconscious Mind, on the other hand, is composed of the substance of infinite creation and is our connection to the divine…
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“…What holds true for all great masters is that they were humble in nature. Humility is the core virtue of a true master. Giving up on your ego is the logical next step after having mastered conscious acting. Steve had progressed very far but he missed out on this challenge. The higher you rise, the deeper you fall…”
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