X Marks the Spot

WE are ALL making our own music ;)

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even the best of stalker cannot account for all the variables. it is what you don't know that gets you killed.

Occasionally.

I utilize that state for meditation quite often. It's nice there.

My dreams are not like they once use to be. But at least I got out from under that huddle.

lol.


That particular state is also a very good time to practice telepathy.

:)

Tell that to the old man.

“When a warrior makes the decision to take action, he should be prepared to die. If he is prepared to die, there shouldn’t be any pitfalls, any unwelcome surprises, any unnecessary acts. Everything should gently fall into place because he is expecting nothing.”

“The first principle of the art of stalking is that warriors choose their battleground. A warrior never goes into battle without knowing what the surroundings are.”

“To disregard everything that is unnecessary is the second principle of the art of stalking. A warrior doesn’t complicate things. He aims at being simple. He applies all the concentration he has to decide whether or not to enter into battle, for any battle is a battle for his life. This is the third principle of the art of stalking. A warrior must be willing and ready to make his last stand here and now. But not in a helter-skelter way.”

“A warrior relaxes and abandons himself; he fears nothing. Only then will the powers that guide human beings open the road for a warrior and aid him. Only then. That is the fourth principle of the art of stalking.”

“When faced with odds that cannot be dealt with, warriors retreat for a moment. They let their mind meander. They occupy their time with something else. Anything would do. That is the fifth principle of the art of stalking.”

“Warriors compress time; that is the sixth principle of the art of stalking. Even an instant counts. In a battle for your life, a second is an eternity, an eternity that may decide the outcome. Warriors aim at succeeding, therefore they compress time. Warriors don’t waste an instant.”

“In order to apply the seventh principle of the art of stalking, one has to apply the other six: a stalker never pushes himself to the front. He is always looking on from behind the scenes.”

“Applying these principles brings about three results. The first is that stalkers never take themselves seriously; they learn to laugh at themselves. If they are not afraid of being a fool, they can fool anyone. The second is that stalkers learn to have endless patience. Stalkers are never in a hurry; they never fret. And the third is that stalkers learn to have an endless capacity to improvise.”

Perhaps...it's purely based on cause and effect. As it would be.

Once the cause is triggered, no matter how far into the future it may be, the effect will resonate regardless.

Therefore the ripple created in the wake of the cause can be 'spotted' ahead of arriving. And due to its nature can be interpreted nearly correctly due the nature of the cause.




Like seeing a storm coming before it arrives. The sky gets dark, the clouds gather...the smell of rain and electricity on the breeze.

The cues are there, it is just up to one to look up, and interpret it correctly.




Last Edited by Seer777 on 11/16/2012 12:01 PM

yes, it does seem to be beneficial in a wide range of psychic endeavours. Thank you, for your response.

you can tell him when you see him. I'm not a messenger boy.

Oh...I won't be seeing him again. He assured me of that at our last encounter.

It was a rhetorical comment. However, you not being a 'messenger boy' was quite obvious to me from the beginning.

jonny we seem to be getting very close to the honesty i was searching for. What was last encounter with the old man?

perfect sense

like it

jonny, are you no longer speaking to me?

I saw him near the front gate. I was on my way to class, I believe, back in '04. I parked my car and got out and approached him.

I asked him how he was doing. I was very pleased to see him, considering what happened in our last encounter.

He said he was doing ok and that he would be leaving soon. I told him that perhaps I could help him get his things together and help him move them.

He said that would not be necessary. I then said that I hoped we would see each other again. He then cryptically assured me that we wouldn't. He did so with a sly knowing grin on his face.

I then left. Within 24 hours later I was 'involuntarily committed'. Within 4 days later I discovered that my court appointed attorney was a master mason after I asked him about his masonic diamond studded ring.

I let him know what I expected of him. Like a good trained puppy dog he got me out within a day or two with no charges being filed against me and no payment required to him.

Since then, the masons have kept their distance from me. It appears we have come to an understanding of sorts. Look but don't touch.

Of course, this is just my perception of what occurred. The reality of it...who can say for sure?

interesting, the way it sounds I have no doubt that its absolutely true. Did you use the "I am but a poor widow son" speel?

Hahah. No. I am the son of a doctor, a surgeon. My parents, as usual, didn't know what to make of any of it.

My tactic in dealing with my Masonic Attorney was simple and effective. Immediately after he admitted to me that he was a Mason, I focused all my attention on his left eye and showed him my internal reaction to his admission. I said 'You are a Mason?'

He was visibly taken aback my my stare. He said in a very defensive tone '(my name), I am here to help you.'

While unblinking with a constant intensity, I replied 'Then get me out of here.'

However, it is interesting that you say that...about me being a widow's son. My father unexpectedly passed away in December of '09, just a day before Christmas.

My mother is rich in material wealth, but poor in spiritual intent.

Last Edited by Jonny Blaze on 11/16/2012 12:40 PM

Jonny, I don't have a better story than that, at least one that I can tell. Sorry to hear about your loss. Nothing wrong with being wealthy. As far as spiritual inclinations, its hard to determine with some people. We all make our allowances for life.

I can imagine the stare. You shouldn't be scaring the living daylights out of the unwitting. Well jonny I gotta go, its been a hoot. you take care.

:)

You too. And the feeling is mutual. ;)

feral/instinctive mind is subverbal
what does dion mean when he says that
it has cropped up before on the topic instinct
instinct is habit formed from repetition
intuition is intelligent inquiry

is that what he means

Last Edited by aether on 11/16/2012 01:07 PM

I think he means...another level to our sense of smell.

Instinct is innate.

Like suckling or the finger grasp.


Sense of smell is innate also as a sense, however one must learn through repetition what the 'scent' entails.

When the 'scent' is invisible if you will, or defies explanation, we find our intuition coming into play so to solve the problem of the what, how, and why.

:)

Last Edited by Seer777 on 11/16/2012 01:14 PM

exactly
a cat will always roll over and enjoy cat nip because there is no history of cat nip being interesting in cat memory (ancestral) other than it`s affect on a cat and cats are not prompted to think beyond effect because so

how many people do you know whom are not like the cat on topics society labels insrinctive

I wonder why you ask.... I have precog but do not remember dreams--- blank!

Animals Are Moral Creatures, Scientist Argues

"Until recently, scientists would have said your cat was snuggling up to you only as a means to get tasty treats. But many animals have a moral compass, and feel emotions such as love, grief, outrage and empathy, a new book argues."
[link to news.yahoo.com]




Is there really any doubt?




:)

there never was, on earth we used to talk with animals as in:
recognized they are self aware

but when we altered they altered also
now we both do the best we can

is the sensation

Did you watch the gorilla video?

Powerful it is.


I remember when I saw it for the first time as a youth.

It resonated strongly.



:) *sniff*

i was just going to mention for the past hour or so building to just 5 mins ago i experienced sadness (not mine) the most i have ever experienced it
it was general not focused on any one thing
underlying now arisen to visible sign

It was more, marveling at the Beauty of it all.

The tears are ones of gratitude for such.

Spot on.