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Before this the entity was in the land of the present nativity, especially in that period of the Mound Builders - a little farther to the west; when there was the laying out of the plans for those interpretations that had been a consciousness in another organization or group to which the entity had previously belong or been a part......................
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the entity cayce is talking about is the same entity/archetype bowman met throughout his thread.....

so we are both talking to the same archetype
hope you don`t mind because in my experience, some (most) are very emotionally possessive of their intimacy with "their" archetype and that makes it awkward for the archetype

so you know rockon cheer cheer
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Thread: The Contact Thread ~ The Magic Of Our Fractal Reality ~ Wanna Take A Ride? (version 20.13) (Page 23)

i don`t know of bowman`s location through his experiences but mostly likely mound orientated
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we are familiar with this contact

41. (Q) And the double triangle between my eyes, just at the top of my nose?
(A) This is a part of the experience to which the entity attained in the building, during the period of the Mound Builders, as called.
 Quoting: cayce


see edgar discovers it in the next lines of his mound people telling

the triangle (tetrahedron]is our ancient symbol of spin (vortice) because from spin forms:


Invisible Architecture

For Fuller there were no flat planes. Everything was curved, from space to shape. Everything was in motion and was continually shifting. But the classical shapes remain as guideposts to form found throughout the Universe. His approach the same problems that earlier geometricians and artists tackled by "tiling the plane" or building polyhedra was through the closest packing of spheres. Delineating vector lines within closest packed spheres, Fuller defined the basic polyhedra that could be used as dynamic building blocks on a larger scale.

Fuller proposed that the tetrahedron, octahedron and icosahedron were the most important building blocks of nature. Fuller was the first to describe the tetrahedron as the simplest structural system with insideness and outsideness, and it was his most important building block, the form on which the rest of synergetic geometry hinged
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Buckminster Fuller
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thus edgar cayce was seeing the symbol our ancient ancestors attached to the entity edgar is talking about
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cool2
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cool2
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you will see
it all fits
successfully tounge
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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
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Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
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hmm
"Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body." ~Seneca
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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
 Quoting: aether


Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
 Quoting: Septenary Man


hmm
 Quoting: Seer777

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I did not even realize that it said Edgar at the top of that post until after I posted it !
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It makes sense as we are so intertwined. The great change is neither human nor cosmically driven, it is indeed both. When those who have sun gazed talk of the experience they speak of a rising consciousness. The mystics speak of the same;

A Blot on the Sun

Cayce saw sun spots, as well as earth changes as a reflection of our own state of consciousness, a result of our own actions, the boomerang of divine law. His readings offer simple metaphors to describe that eternal truth.

When asked about how sunspots affect the inhabitants of the earth, he said that the question should be reversed. Sunspots, he claimed, are reflection of the "turmoils and strifes" that we our selves have created, and our own mind is "the builder." He asked us to think about what we have built:

As what does thy soul appear? A spot, a blot up the sun? Or as that which giveth light unto those who sit in darkness, to those who cry aloud for hope?13

Cayce said that the responsibility for earth changes lies squarely on our shoulders, and how we conduct our relationships with others has everything to do with the changing face of the earth:

Tendencies in the hearts and souls of men are such that these [earth changes] may be brought about....
As ye do it unto thy fellow man, ye do it unto thy God, to thyself.14


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Thread: Is the sun and consciousness connected?


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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
 Quoting: aether


Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
 Quoting: Septenary Man


hmm
 Quoting: Seer777

 Quoting: pi


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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
 Quoting: aether


Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
 Quoting: Septenary Man


hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


How do we know we all don't do the same thing; ex science, culture, geometry?
It seems to me experience is based on beliefs
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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
 Quoting: aether


Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
 Quoting: Septenary Man


hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


yes
with his remote sensing of our memory fields he did not seem to know saturn/earth history or much about our distant past
so when he experienced events he assumed they were to come because there was nothing within his knowing/imagination to prompt thought they may come from our past
plus
in his era information on the electrical nature of our universe and it`s consequences was little known to the public so he possessed no cosmology or understanding of the structure of our environment to fit what he "saw" into
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Bucky saw the bubbles by the seaside
Pondered 'surely nature does not calculate PI for each one of these'

The facets tend toward PI in the infinite limit
Proximate must be good enough for nature's work

In the instant
An instance needn't be
Perfection

Yet doing trumps being
For what is a bubble to be?
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so edgar cayce is a topic
from memory he was good with detail and poor with direction of detail
what was past he saw as future mostly

we will discover
 Quoting: aether


Because, it seems he allowed his very strong nature of belief to steer him in directions at points in his trances. Not his fault. He held to his Christian beliefs very strongly to the point I am sure much of it was embedded in his subconscious,
 Quoting: Septenary Man


hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


How do we know we all don't do the same thing; ex science, culture, geometry?
It seems to me experience is based on beliefs
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 17984635


we test what we know in reality here on earth and out in space
and
we utilize feedback (3 days) in actual physical events
over time (linear) you discover what works and what does not work by the physical answers you receive and the emotional satisfaction/stimulation it provides
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yes
with his remote sensing of our memory fields he did not seem to know saturn/earth history or much about our distant past
so when he experienced events he assumed they were to come because there was nothing within his knowing/imagination to prompt thought they may come from our past
plus
in his era information on the electrical nature of our universe and it`s consequences was little known to the public so he possessed no cosmology or understanding of the structure of our environment to fit what he "saw" into
 Quoting: aether


Cayce was amazing...imo

Blazing the trail he did...being a 'receiver'.

His birth year also being something I noticed of note, many years ago.

:)
"Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body." ~Seneca
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Bucky saw the bubbles by the seaside
Pondered 'surely nature does not calculate PI for each one of these'

The facets tend toward PI in the infinite limit
Proximate must be good enough for nature's work

In the instant
An instance needn't be
Perfection

Yet doing trumps being
For what is a bubble to be?
 Quoting: just a dude


yes
nothing stops
so nothing is the same at any next moment


scale makes that difficult to see sometimes tounge
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yes
with his remote sensing of our memory fields he did not seem to know saturn/earth history or much about our distant past
so when he experienced events he assumed they were to come because there was nothing within his knowing/imagination to prompt thought they may come from our past
plus
in his era information on the electrical nature of our universe and it`s consequences was little known to the public so he possessed no cosmology or understanding of the structure of our environment to fit what he "saw" into
 Quoting: aether


Cayce was amazing...imo

Blazing the trail he did...being a 'receiver'.

His birth year also being something I noticed of note, many years ago.

:)
 Quoting: Seer777


likely so
we have never used him
this is our first time
and we have never read what he wrote
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Cayce was amazing...imo

Blazing the trail he did...being a 'receiver'.

His birth year also being something I noticed of note, many years ago.

:)
 Quoting: Seer777


likely so
we have never used him
this is our first time
and we have never read what he wrote
 Quoting: aether


I have been fascinated by him as you might imagine, since early childhood when I saw what I believe was an Unsolved Mysteries episode regarding his life.

That TV show...loved it.

tounge
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Cayce was amazing...imo

Blazing the trail he did...being a 'receiver'.

His birth year also being something I noticed of note, many years ago.

:)
 Quoting: Seer777


likely so
we have never used him
this is our first time
and we have never read what he wrote
 Quoting: aether


I have been fascinated by him as you might imagine, since early childhood when I saw what I believe was an Unsolved Mysteries episode regarding his life.

That TV show...loved it.

tounge
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any chance of a quick over view of what he saw in our Caribbean area
as you saw from the post earlier his emotional writing style is yuck to look at
remote sensing detects quite a lot of architecture down there and maybe some pyramids , or at least one, that is useful
if you remember

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Bucky saw the bubbles by the seaside
Pondered 'surely nature does not calculate PI for each one of these'

The facets tend toward PI in the infinite limit
Proximate must be good enough for nature's work

In the instant
An instance needn't be
Perfection

Yet doing trumps being
For what is a bubble to be?
 Quoting: just a dude


yes
nothing stops
so nothing is the same at any next moment


scale makes that difficult to see sometimes tounge
 Quoting: aether


One of my personal sayings, "Perfection is dynamic".
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"I do not die, but awaken from the dream that I lived."
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Cayce was amazing...imo

Blazing the trail he did...being a 'receiver'.

His birth year also being something I noticed of note, many years ago.

:)
 Quoting: Seer777


likely so
we have never used him
this is our first time
and we have never read what he wrote
 Quoting: aether


I have been fascinated by him as you might imagine, since early childhood when I saw what I believe was an Unsolved Mysteries episode regarding his life.

That TV show...loved it.

tounge
 Quoting: Seer777


any chance of a quick over view of what he saw in our Caribbean area
as you saw from the post earlier his emotional writing style is yuck to look at
remote sensing detects quite a lot of architecture down there and maybe some pyramids , or at least one, that is useful
if you remember
 Quoting: aether


No,I have no memory of that.

If I remember correctly it was something which occurred with him in childhood I found particularly noteworthy as a child.

Apparently, he had fallen asleep as a youth on one of his school books

After he had woken he realized he had retained the information within, by resting his upon it alone.

:)
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likely so
we have never used him
this is our first time
and we have never read what he wrote
 Quoting: aether


I have been fascinated by him as you might imagine, since early childhood when I saw what I believe was an Unsolved Mysteries episode regarding his life.

That TV show...loved it.

tounge
 Quoting: Seer777


any chance of a quick over view of what he saw in our Caribbean area
as you saw from the post earlier his emotional writing style is yuck to look at
remote sensing detects quite a lot of architecture down there and maybe some pyramids , or at least one, that is useful
if you remember
 Quoting: aether


No,I have no memory of that.

If I remember correctly it was something which occurred with him in childhood I found particularly noteworthy as a child.

Apparently, he had fallen asleep as a youth on one of his school books

After he had woken he realized he had retained the information within, by resting his upon it alone.

:)
 Quoting: Seer777


okay
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what we have not confirmed yet is the style of the architecture in the Caribbean location
is it a flat top
or is it a cap stone
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okay
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Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
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Edgar Cayce predicted that in 1968 or 1969 Poseidia, a portion of Atlantis would rise. He describes Poseidia as one of the five islands that resulted from the breakup of the main island of Atlantis around 50,000 B.C. This large land area in the Caribbean, that included Bimini, became an important center for Atlanteans after 28,000 B.C. when natural catastrophes or unpleasant social conditions pressured many Atlanteans to flee their sinking country. (Readings 587-4, 877-26, 2157-1.)

Edgar Cayce frequently refers to Atlanteans moving to the Caribbean, and scientists have recently confirmed that, as Edgar Cayce described, people settled in Belize on the southern coast of the Yucatan peninsula before 9,000 B.C. Cayce depicts one small band whose leader Iltar led them to the Yucatan, and states that a temple Iltar built will rise again. (Reading 5750-1.) One can imagine the destitute people who sailed in fragile craft toward the setting sun for many weeks on end with little food and water, before finally reaching the lovely lands of Central America.
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what we have not confirmed yet is the style of the architecture in the Caribbean location
is it a flat top
or is it a cap stone
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It seems he equated this to being Atlantis.
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okay
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Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
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no
we have done our own remote sensing since cayce cropped up on the st Louis thread
and
Boitatá went straight to that location and marked it as "vital" in global link

since then feedback has continuously pointed us to the same inclusive of discoveries being reported
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"Knowledge is wisdom without experience."
~ Chad Adams
"Complexity nests itself within patterns. Discover the patterns, and complexity is simplified."
- Chad Adams
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in, broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, WOW, What a ride!"
"I do not die, but awaken from the dream that I lived."
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okay
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Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


no
we have done our own remote sensing since cayce cropped up on the st Louis thread
and
Boitatá went straight to that location and marked it as "vital" in global link

since then feedback has continuously pointed us to the same inclusive of discoveries being reported
 Quoting: aether


Was it the ruins near Bimini?
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"Knowledge is wisdom without experience."
~ Chad Adams
"Complexity nests itself within patterns. Discover the patterns, and complexity is simplified."
- Chad Adams
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in, broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming, WOW, What a ride!"
"I do not die, but awaken from the dream that I lived."
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Carbon-dating results for a recently discovered underwater site match Edgar Cayce's dates and location for Atlantis and the sunken Hall of Records!

Researchers for the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) have investigated an underwater site with what appears to be the remains of a collapsed multi-room building. Locals first found the structure and notified A.R.E. team members who made several expeditions to the location. On August 17, 2011, a spokesman for the organization announced the discovery and carbon dating results.

The building foundation has manmade mitered limestone corners and other debris inside the outer walls. A sample of beach rock from a long, straight foundation wall was carbon dated to between 21,520 BCE and 20,610 BCE. These dates are astonishing, because prior to this discovery most researchers considered the oldest dates for humans in this area to be 1000 BCE.

The A.R.E. has been searching this region since the late 1960s and has found many unusual underwater formations that appear to be manmade, but this is the first site to actually be carbon dated to a time long before the last Ice Age ended, which fits with Edgar Cayce's information that a highly developed culture once lived off the coast of the Bahamas and operated throughout the region.

It is also in the area where Cayce said a temple housing the Hall of Records with its Atlantean stone tablets sank. The dates also fit with those Cayce gave for the declining years of the Atlantean era. Visit the Search for Atlantis page for details about the unusual underwater formations. A.R.E. Members can view additional pictures and The Search For Atlantis video from the Forgotten History Series with Drs. Greg and Lora Little in the online Member-only section.
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"I do not die, but awaken from the dream that I lived."
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okay
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Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


no
we have done our own remote sensing since cayce cropped up on the st Louis thread
and
Boitatá went straight to that location and marked it as "vital" in global link

since then feedback has continuously pointed us to the same inclusive of discoveries being reported
 Quoting: aether


the point is we have yet to include it within our emotional links strongly because we have a weak lock on it and it has yet to feel the "right" time to increase our contact with it
mostly because it feels more "alive" than others
and it`s close proximity to the global electric circuit which itself defines "tone" of our planet generally and because there has been no progress with telluric and atmospheric currents as in:
do we emotionally understand their mingling yet generally
so the time table of this /z\ fits the 2013/2014 timetable of reorientation away from marduk personality driven human affairs
that is the next few years
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okay
 Quoting: aether


Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


no
we have done our own remote sensing since cayce cropped up on the st Louis thread
and
Boitatá went straight to that location and marked it as "vital" in global link

since then feedback has continuously pointed us to the same inclusive of discoveries being reported
 Quoting: aether


Was it the ruins near Bimini?
 Quoting: Septenary Man


i don`t know
i know the Caribbean but the remote sensing is below the surface so no idea where it is precisely without looking at a map which there has been no requirement to do yet
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Do you speak of the pyramid under the ocean, that a specific diver found and then removed a particular artifact from?

I remember hearing the story.

hmm
 Quoting: Seer777


no
we have done our own remote sensing since cayce cropped up on the st Louis thread
and
Boitatá went straight to that location and marked it as "vital" in global link

since then feedback has continuously pointed us to the same inclusive of discoveries being reported
 Quoting: aether


Was it the ruins near Bimini?
 Quoting: Septenary Man


i don`t know
i know the Caribbean but the remote sensing is below the surface so no idea where it is precisely without looking at a map which there has been no requirement to do yet
 Quoting: aether


Gotcha. The Edgar Cayce website said the closest match to his Atlantis was some underwater ruins near Bimini.
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