I found two out on the
astral:
one incarnate, and one
discarnate.
Both looked strong, but most of that was due to the energy they were generating
and then harvesting from
people they
controlled
(which is something that, sadly, is also
done in the physical world). So, the approach I adopted was to find and
follow the nonBPM links
(I must write a
definition of that … ) they had to people
(there were dozens – these influences were, on the receiving end,
relatively minor – people getting crabbier than usual, being less inclined to “give
the benefit of the doubt”, etc; also, I could do a lot of this in bulk –
fortunately :) ) being controlled, and then:
- clear (i.e., dissolve with BPM energy – agape
love, if you prefer) the nonBPM links;
- give
the now former victims healing;
- strengthen the BPM links (yes, such do exist: links are NOT always something bad) between the
former victims and their BPM Guides (these
links “looked” as if they had parasites on them, which were interfering with
the free passage of clear BPM energy along them).
That left the original uncooperatives with
the anger and bitterness that had caused them to become uncooperatives using
psychic control in the first place, but their problems were not being
supercharged by nonBPM (aka “negative”)
energy that they were getting others to create and were then harvesting. (Psychic self defence is important not only
for your sake, but also for that of others.) For the residual problems, I left
there entities to their BPM Guides – and on that, ALWAYS remember that
there are many, many, many very skilful people out there also doing this, and
it is best to work cooperatively and respectfully with them (if you need to, consider not bragging about
what you can do as sign of “true mastery” … ).
Actually, that reminds me of something I’ve
been meaning to write for a while: why I’m (now
:) ) not worried about not having an apprentice to pass on the things I can’t
write about – and, in many traditions, finding an apprentice is a major obligation.
The reason I’m not so concerned about that is that I have been reminded – by my
BPM Guides - that people can be taught from spirit (i.e., the astral). As an example, Charmaine Wilson wrote, in "Spirit Whispers" (pub. Fontaine Press, Fremantle, 2006, ISBN
9780980417098), that, when her psychic gift was being developed, she
thought she was being contacted mentally by some sort of government agent, and
was thus going through a psychic boot camp: it was only later that she
discovered she was actually being contacted by BPM Guides.
Another thing that reminds to write about
is my poor view of TV critics. Apart from the issue of personal
tastes/preferences being ignored by such people, as I work my way through the
TV series
“Grimm”
I’ve also read a few comments and critics who tend – as with
“Buffy,
the Vampire Slayer” – tend to reduce everything to emotions as a result
of human interactions, and view what is being shown as symbolic of same, and
nothing else. Well, that may well be the intention of the creators of those
shows, but those of us who do serious psychic work may well have come across
something similar in non-physical realities. I can understand non-psychic and
possibly sceptical people not knowing that, but it is a limitation – and one
of the many reasons I make my own decisions about films, rather than relying
on reviewers.
This bias is also a reason that many of
such series – in my opinion – go off the rails. I enjoyed the early episodes of
“Heroes”
and
“Fringe”
for example, but once the drama writers got away from what I could relate to
into
conspiracy
nut territory, they lost me.
One of the other things that loses me from
such series
(and I know that I’m in a
tiny minority, and writers have to stick to drama because that is what “sells” –
and, on that, I know people who claim to be anti-violence, and profess to dislike
war movies, who will watch dramas that are emotionally – and sometimes
physically – violent [such as “Outlander”]: add emotion, and you’ve got an
unspiritual winner) is when good things get misrepresented as bad – such as
the protective and rescuing Deity
Yinepu (known by most through His Greek name: Anubis)
being portrayed as bad in the TV series
“Stargate”
(which, I suspect, was part of the nonBPM directed backlash against efforts to
prepare humans for contact with BPM extraterrestrials) and the similar
perversion of the protective and beneficially transformative Wolfsangle into a
sign of something bad on
“Grimm” –although,
with the latter, I suspect they may have known what they were doing, as the
symbol was turned sideways – much as the Nazis perverted the original Hindu
swastika
into the perverted
crooked
swastika, and perverted the rune
Sowelu
/ Sigel into something which was its opposite by doubling it up.
I also noted that, during the portrayal of
a lead female’s character “becoming bad” (which
shows, incidentally, that it is possible for events and change circumstances to
overtake and change the best of lessons and plans), the issue was presented
as (to some extent) her becoming
addicted to, and perverted by, power, that was the experience of many men in
society who are socialised into an expectation of, and addiction to, power and
influence –it would be nice to see that flaw in how men are raised shown, as
well as showing that women are equally as deserving of being strong – which was
the great strength of ”Buffy”, a
strength that has been pretty much ignored since then …
(I
also have a problem with promoting the line that it is somehow better to do
things outside the law – which is a perfect example of the outcome of being
focused on emotions without any balancing thought process.)
Winding the snark meter back a little, I’ll
re-emphasise that film/TV critics and drama writers, as with many other people,
have limited experience – no matter how many emotional experiences they have
had – because their experience has only been viewed through the prism of emotions,
and leaves out vast swathes of other parts of reality (such as the astral, psychism, etc), as well concepts (love is can be viewed as a concept, but
there are also concepts like freedom, respect, equality, etc that get
ignored EXCEPT in war movies) and spirituality.
OK, I’ll take a deep breath, and move on :)
One of the other things I mentioned was
conspiracy “theories”. one of the big problems with people trying to deal with
this – and with the addiction to violent extremism (VE) – is the deliberate
denial of people’s desire to be part of something “bigger”, possibly to give
themselves a sense of purpose, meaning or value. Some of that should be dealt
with by dealing with personal psychological issues, but it is largely a valid need (and one NOT met by “but isn’t
your family that bigger thing?”, let alone company profits or economic performance:
nationalistic fervour is also not a constructive nor appropriate was of meeting
that need [in fact, a lot of nationalistic / jingoistic fervour is actually the
same energy as that behind VE, but expressed less violently or using a more
sheep-like mentality). Part of beating both conspiracy nuttiness and the
attraction to VE is dealing constructively, respectfully (which means: don’t impose your own view of what “should” give a sense
of meaning/connection/being part of something “bigger”), and effectively with
that need. (Digression: anyone who tries
to justify something and this applies to
a lot of housework and gardening – with “it gives me something to do” is an
unthinking idiot.)
I was very pleased recently to hear a
radio programme (I’m quite liking having a less old car
with a working radio) which dealt with this need in - the context of aged
care. The programme discussed meeting people’s spiritual needs from the
perspective of being connected – to people, Nature, Deity, etc – in an
inclusive
way.
It had an Abrahamic bias, was silent
(and therefore inherently flawed) on LGBTI matters, and also exhibited
no definite awareness of Pagan perspectives
(all of which I have asked about, but no reply to my email as yet), but it
is a great step forward. For more on this, see
here.
The TV series “Grimm” has also got me thinking (because of “Aunt Marie’s” caravan – or “trailer”,
as they call it) about building a “tiny home” purely for the purpose of my psychic/spiritual
work – and, perhaps, my creative pursuits …
Oh yes - I’ve been thinking quite a bit
about rents and housing prices, of late, and my conclusion is that the only way
they will start coming down to realistic levels is for some ethical
builder/owner to decide they are rich enough/don’t want that part of their
income to be blood money, and start charging lower rents (rather than the “s***w people for what one can” approach behind
“commercial rent”) and sell houses by direct negotiation at a price with a
modest aka reasonable level of profit (which
I personally would interpret as 10%). Who will be first cab up to the
decency-and-save-their-moral-soul rank?
Now, I’ve recently been able to get a more
recent version of
Geoffrey
Robertson’s
“Crimes Against Humanity: the Search for
Global Justice”: the
3rd
edition (pub. The New Press, New
York, 2006, ISBN-13 978-1-59558-071-1; there is also a 4th edition).
Wow.
Yes, well, I suppose I should use more than
one word to review the book.
Oh, wow.
Still not enough? Very well, then :)
So, more seriously, this book covers the issues
in the original edition, and has been extended to cover all the human rights
issues that were brought out as a result of the terrible tragedy of the
terrorist attack known generally as “9/11” and the flawed response afterwards –
including the tragedy of the invasion of Iraq (I maintain that the invasion of Iraq was never justifiable on claims
of weapons of mass destruction, but the invasion of the then-failed-stated of Afghanistan
was justifiable – but the attempted restoration of a healthy society was
stuffed up by biases, limited and woolly thinking, and the invasion of Iraq).
I haven’t fully read this book yet (it is MUCH thicker!), but I have
sampled from all chapters, and am looking forward to doing so.
I commend the book – or, even better, the
later edition, perhaps – to anyone who is interested in making this world a better
place.
I apologise for publishing these posts
twice, but Blogger keeps changing my formatting. I can either publish it and
then correct it, or save and close the post and correct it when I reopen it,
but that leaves an extra copy in my "drafts" folder ...
Love, light, hugs and blessings
I started this blog to cover karmic regression-rescue
(see here and here), and it grew ... See here for my group mind project, here and here for my "Pagans for Peace" project (and join me
for a few minutes at some time between 8 and 11 PM on Sunday, wherever you are,
to meditate-clear for peace), and here
for my bindrune kit-bag. I also strongly recommend
learning how to flame, ground
and shield, do alternate
nostril breathing, work
with colour, and see also here and be
flexible.
May the best in me, my Higher Self,
and those of the Clear Light who assist me,
help me to keep myself grounded, centred and shielded,
to be Balanced and a Fulcrum of Balance,
a centre of Balanced Positivity and Spiritual Maturity,
with my aura continuously cleansed, cleared and closed,
repelling all negative or unwanted energies,
whilst allowing positive, balancing and healing energies in and through.
The real dividing line is not between
Christianity and Islam, Sunni and Shia, East and West. It is between people who
believe in coexistence, and those who don’t.
- All
of the above - and this blog - could be wrong, or subject to context,
perspective, or state of spiritual evolution ...
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