Timelines To A Global Reset 2016-2017

Interesting, I saw Kung fu panda 3 yesterday, and this song in the end stands out, basically it encompasses the whole movie...





you always have to do something
just to show the world that you exist
so you try
you hope they'll see
if on this brand new day you'll look
on the bright side of the same old street
you will see
what you deserve
let's go
(???????????)

la la la la la la la la la la
you just have to try
try to be who you are
and you ought to fly
step into the light
and soon you will find
(be yoursrlf)
somewhere deep inside
there's a universe right there waiting to be unlocked
the key lies in looking into yourself

oh try try try try
just do what is right
you'll fly so high
let go of the brakes
be who you are
be yourself cause your power is on
when you believe in what you've got
you know you're perfect just be who you are
so they dont see what you're made of
but i like you and i know they are wrong

now it's time
to show them what you got
let the blue skies cheer you on
embrace the wind you'll ride along
you're perfect when you're who you are

(???????????)
la la la la la la la la la la
you just have to try
to be who you are
and you ought to fly
step into the light
and soon you'll find
(be yourself)
somewhere deep inside
there's a universe right there waiting to be unlocked
the key lies in looking into yourself
oh try try try try
just do what is right

you'll fly so high
let go of the brakes
be who you are
be yourself cause your power is on
when you believe in what you've got
you know you're perfect just be who you are

you just have to try
to be who you are
and you ought to fly
step into the light
and soon you will find
(be yoursrlf)

somewhere deep inside
there's a universe right there waiting to be unlocked
the key lies in looking into yourself

oh try try try try
just do what is right
you'll fly so high
let go of the brakes
be who you are
be yourself cause your power is on
when you believe in what you've got
you know you're perfect just be who you are

OP sensed that some readers do resound with explanations of Taoism that can be found on the world wide web. In essence he does not like the word Taoism; the " ism " smacks of association with religion, dogma or creed. Anyway as a start, for a beginner. I trust what was found from a website called personal tao will suffice. Please bear in mind we in no way are endorsing what that site propagates. What is reproduced below is what the site put out for the public, no attempt at plagiarising. There will be the usual devious insinuations and mischievous innuendoes.

I will break the introductory guide to " Taoism " into two parts, lest It be deemed too long for one post. I trust it will be helpful.

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This is a different type of guide to learning Taoism. Taoism teaches a person to follow their breath, to embrace wonder and the joy in living gracefully with style. So here is the modern practical guide to living as a Taoist!

What is Taoism?

To many people, a confusing aspect of Taoism is its very definition. Many religions will happily teach a Philosophy/Dogma which in reflection defines a person. Taoism flips this around. It starts by teaching a truth; “The Tao” is indefinable. It then follows up by teaching that each person can discover the Tao in their own terms. A teaching like this can be very hard to grasp when most people desire very concrete definitions in their own life.

A simply way to start learning the definition of Taoism is to start within yourself. Here are three easy starting steps to learning Taoism:

Don’t concentrate on the definition of the Tao (this will come later naturally)
Understand what Taoism really is. Taoism is more than just a “philosophy” or a “religion”. Taoism should be understood as being: A system of belief, attitudes and practices set towards the service and living to a person’s own nature.
The path of understanding Taoism is simply accepting yourself. Live life and discover who you are. Your nature is ever changing and is always the same. Don’t try to resolve the various contradictions in life, instead learn acceptance of your nature.


Practicing Taoism

Taoism teaches a person to flow with life. Over the years Taoism has become many things to many people. Hundreds of variations in Taoist practice exist. Some of these practices are philosophical in nature, others are religious. Taoism makes no distinction in applying labels to its own nature. This is important since as a person, we are each a blend of many truths. The truth taught in Taoism is to embrace life in actions that support you as a person.

Taoism teaches a person to live to their heart.

Here are some simple starting tips to help a person live as a Taoist.

Having a set of basic guidelines can be helpful. However realistically, guidelines don’t determine how to live; Instead Taoism teaches by living you will express your nature.My personal guidelines are the following:
With care, I aid those who are extended expressions of my nature.
Be true to myself
Connect to the world as I want to be treated.
Connect to those outside my nature with decisive action.
To those unwilling to accept me for my true nature, no action is required:
Just silently let them be themselves as I remain myself.
I own nothing; I am merely a passing custodian of items outside of my nature.
Discover a set of practices to aid keeping the mind, body and spirit engaged and strong. Remember practices should support your essence with the activities fitting the needs of the moment. Which means this is a shifting balance of activities relative to your needs. For example I practice martial arts to keep my body strong, yoga to make my body subtle, meditation to clear my mind, bike around simply to fly and lift my spirit. Poetry as a lens of examination. All these and more are my shifting practices to support my essence and in doing each, each helps me learn more about myself and the world.
Take time, relax and just explore and poke around. Taoism has no plans. Taoism is based upon following your gut feelings and trusting your instincts.
It’s within the pause of a breath… that each step of living becomes visible for your larger life to improve and follow upon.Smile, when needing to pick a possible next step. To smile is to open possibilities.Breathe when needing a break. Since to breathe is to be at one with yourself.Alternate the two and your path will become free and clear for an entire lifetime of wonder to explore.This may sound simple, but you would be surprise how many people cannot embrace this most basic aspect of Taoist practice! People think it cannot be that simple! Taoism truly is this simple. If you follow and practice step four, not only is that all one needs to fully embrace Taoism, but also anything becomes possible within this simple practice. However, most people need time letting go of expectations. So it’s also ok to dig deeper into Taoism. Taoism has many many levels of teachings on purpose to help people from all perspectives move smoothly in life.
..........to be continued.

......continued from above.




I can summarise Taoism as simply as

Taoism is acceptance of your life.
Taoism is following your breath to find peace.
Taoism is opening up a smile to enable possibility.

If you embrace these three ideas, everything else follows in Taoism. Some people do start here. Others take a longer more colorful path. That’s fine also, since you get to experience more color in your life. No wrong path exists at the end, since it’s about experiencing life.

Practical Taoist Advice

At times the process of learning Taoism is also a process of healing. Take time to heal (don’t rush and hurt yourself more in the rushing). Taoism teaches to embrace your body with patience.
There are over 7 billion people in the world. This means over 7 billion paths to Taoism! Every person can teach us something.
Sometimes you need quietness; it’s ok to take time off to only hear yourself and not the noise of civilization at times.
People expect and think that the goal of life is perfection… it’s not… you should desire for being good at something and to embrace the various little imperfections… that end up actually being defining characteristics of each of us. The little bits of imperfection we each have are elements of chaos that give each person individuality and distinction! Without our little flaws we wouldn’t be individuals at all! Taoism teaches us how to accept both the best and worse parts of our life.
Taoism teaches a person to drop expectations. The more expectations you have for your life, the less you will become. A Taoist lives life without expectations, living in the here and now fully. Since most people need a few expectations especially when dealing with important future experiences. Here is a trick. Create only a single expectation at a time for that future experience. For example: An expectation you will smile or have some fun. Thats it! Don’t place any learning or changing into your expectation. If you do, this actually plants the seed for the opposite to occur, By creating a single simple expectation such as smiling, this then becomes something you can always fulfill since you can empower that action to happen. Any expectation more complicated or relying on something outside of yourself, just sets up the future to not meeting your needs.Dropping expectation is very very important within Taoism.
Lather, Rinse and Repeat, and then toss the instructions away to do what is right for yourself… This is Taoism at the very elemental level, so be open, experiment and embrace what works for you. Taoism as a tradition has teachers who work with students on an individual basis. In the end no guide or Master can be right for everyone. For this reason, we are always our own best teacher. Give yourself credit and patience to be such a teacher to your own life.

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Excellent! Thank you.

The incoming energies are just too much for some people! See all the attempts to create chaos.

Suicide-mass murders! Turkey putsch and counter putsch mass purges...too close to home. We have huge Turkish population over here.

Mass ganging up on Russia through the Olympics! Every conceivable trick. Come on. The US, Australians and our fellow Europeans have been cheating big in sports and everything else using superior technology, lopsided rules and political weight plus arm-twisting. The Russians and others try to even the odds by their cruder technology and clumsy ways, they get caught much more easily...and they have no political capital and jooish media blitz to help them out! They just get demonised. All the rules are easily manipulated by the western allies to gang up.

Your posts are certainly most helpful for beginners and advanced students as well. It is always the uncontaminated fundamentals which are most vital for human advancement. Thank you.

Before some anal guy comes in and rip into my latest posts, just be reminded they contained excerpts from an article from personal tao. Nothing much to do with global resets? Well, remove those plugs from that end of your alimentary canal...one of our aims is to share ways for people to cope with the coming reset. Genuine, unadulterated Taoist philosophy is one such way.

The fear mongering, doom and gloom prior to the projected reset of 2012 have all done quite a bit of damage to human psyche. Most think that the reset mentioned here is going to go that way too. We beg to differ, we don't want you to think. We implore you to sense, feel and realise.

Most people are fascinated with the glitzy demonstrations and marketing of " Taoism ", Kungfu, Qigong and other esoteric Oriental philosophy. You can bet your bottom dollar that all those had already been contaminated by the other "isms ", big time human enslaving capitalism and consumption-ism. All those done in the name of big time university research, patronage of world famous personalities and big media exposure can all be certainly accomplished to serve the forces of control and dominance.

There is a part on the posts above about "

2. Understand what Taoism really is. Taoism is more than just a “philosophy” or a “religion”. Taoism should be understood as being: A system of belief, attitudes and practices set towards the service and living to a person’s own nature."

I reckon OP and I will not like the word belief here. We rather use the word " innate knowing ". Likewise there are other parts we don't really fully endorse but overall, those excerpts posted should be good enough for most. Again good sensing and discernment are most important.

Simply...thank you, Ngati. Good, simple, common sense stuff here, that anyone can begin to implement, NOW, with no chants, no rituals, no membership fees, no cults, no idols, no hoopla.

Ngati you're a poser

just read the Tao Te Ching, Chuang Tzu is good too

don't reinvent the wheel or call burning the house down a return to nature or things like that

the difference between those texts and the wishy washy stuff you write is that they are simple and at the same time there are things to them that are not in yours

you can't fake it

OP's whole venture is bombastic and bellicose, boasts of resets and gods disintigrating, trying to give you feelings on the solstice

what nonsense are you talking about?

After watching Simon Parkes 2 latest videos, I can appreciate the difficulties this OP must have undergone with the attacks directed at him. Going back through this thread one can clearly see all those threats and ill-will.

I remember OP writing something about Simon being able to be of greater service to humanity once the human portion of his soul gains ascendancy. Looks like it has just happened. Good on him!

Scuttle butt is that lots of posters got themselves banned when trying to post of late.

A Chinese friend pointed out that a lot of western scholars and researchers tend to forget one very important point. With the exception of the semi-mythical Lao Tse, most of the so-called Taoist sages liked too much rice and millet wine. So you should be too taken in if they wrote of " burping butterflies "!

Ha! Reminds me of reading about one incarnation of the Dalai Lama who was licentious with members of both sex, among other worldly activities! Anyway...

So what if many Taoists did? What exactly are you attaching to that? You can be sure they're not attaching to it what you are, so they are free. The difference is the wiser ones know not to indulge to the point of harming their true nature, while at the same time not neglecting part of their own nature. If you know you simply do anyway, not much has to be said, that's the idea.

Millet wine is very potent. Much hallucinationary potential, especially where the alcohol content can reach 45% or more! More magic in that than magic mushrooms.
We have a Korean shop in the neighborhood selling Chinese 45% alco-wine, I think they call it Ouliangju...oh dear, the mind bending kick and the hangover. Once is enough! The amazing poetry and odic sayings that flow after imbibing that Ouliangju...really classic stuff.

At least your Chinese friend was sensible enough to understand that the ancient Chinese Taoist sages might had been under the influence of alcohol when they came out with their much vaunted sayings! No going gaga over some so called masters, gurus or adepts just because of their same ethnic background. Despite their perceived pride in cultural heritage. The willingness to see the negative possibilities. Bravo!

I'm very sure shrooms are more potent

Simon Parkes's interview with Alexandra Meador is quite intriguing. It's strange that he identified Anu as the reptilian king as his " father "; good of him to rid himself of that influence. I remember watching a video where Lily Earthling was scathing in her criticism of the possibility of the cabal reptilian influence on Simon.

Generally I find Lily Earthling as fairly petty. She was pretty sure Simon was bad and iallowed by the cabal to " whistle blow " but only secretly on their terms. I thought so too, but I was hopeful what OP wrote would come true. That Simon fully awaken to his human soul potential and keep educating the masses on the spiritual realms straddling the 3rd and 4th dimensions. OP indicated Lily most likely projected indications from Gaia's 5th dimensional space, somewhere which we should move to after sorting things out on the 3rd & 4th.

Andrija Puharich would've agreed with you!

Red Hawk's latest posted in the other place:







Scuttle butt is that lots of folks trying to post on the other forum got instantly banned? What is really hidden in the thread?

After making a few posts, Ngati was banned too. He's just too busy sorting out storm damage to his farm to bother trying to post from other locations. OP's Hawaiian hosts IPs remained banned. OP had mostly completed what he needed to do there and left for Alaska. To finish off something he left unfinished at the end of last year. For those interested in tracking him, he might just post from there!

He's also trying to get his Korean friend to post something from his original IP. The Korean guy is quite reluctant because his phone got pinged during a test a forthnight ago.

OP is wondering why the readers here and the other site did not investigate more on the panda clue, the color red as well his hints about native culture of various places in the world. Cavemen stories, caveman wisdom and the color red. Like red earth, red stars, red constellation. He cannot spoon feed this time as these are " graduation tests and assessments "! He mentioned something about the 7th of the 7th lunar month cosmic audit, something about Vega, Aguilar, Altair and Cygnus. Great for scouring youtube and the world wide web this weekend!

Can someone copy this to the other site, i.e if you have complete immunity or else you may just get insta-baned. Kepiihcihi!

It's only a hunch. I am intrigued by what The Tao mentioned of Native American and other native cultures world wide. Dream time equivalent to soul travel? With his astronomy background, I am sure he's familiar with the various constellations. Particularly when he talked about the Polynesian Matariki celebrations, he was referring to Taurus and the Pleiades.

Panda? Is he alluding to actual pandas or real bears? About the Big Bear Ursa Major standing for the big panda, and Ursa Minor for the small red tree panda? Clever multi-facetted clues!

I came across this on youtube. Very interesting.

Did you mean astrology?