Hello, Cy, OMF II - Part 2

dan wrote:
I’m not interested in portals, if they’re just about saving some 1%.  

WWJD.........?

Jesus would say..... why have you forsaken us, Lord?  

This is a game that I don’t recognize.  I did not sign up for this game.  There has been a mistake.

 

Sign wrote:hope you all get my drift.

dan wrote:No, Ackbar.  

This Earth is a Singular Creation, embedded in Eternity.  This is a closed timelike curve.  There is a single soul, experiencing life billions of times.


WhoKnows.......

Could you please practice some self restraint.........

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dan wrote:There is a single soul, experiencing life billions of times.

smelly wrote:Boy, we are a bunch of weirdos and loons.

Sweet Release wrote:OK, so the problem I have with you guys saying this in the context of 'UFO disclosure' is that you probably wouldn't apply the same philosophy if somebody actually did knock on your physical front door, or your phone beeped with a message or you felt hungry etc.

You would open the door, check the phone and get something to eat.

You would respond to all these stimuli in a sane and NATURAL way, yet you are seemingly deflecting NATURAL curiosity towards UFO phenomena by implying we shouldn't pay attention to it.

Did I miss the meeting where curiosity was declared an UNNATURAL act?

The point is, this approach of sniffy, esoteric disdain and dismissiveness towards the UFO mystery is extremely useful for the Rons and the CIAs of this world who want ordinary people to keep their heads down and shut the fuck up.

jofo wrote:

Sweet Release wrote:OK, so the problem I have with you guys saying this in the context of 'UFO disclosure' is that you probably wouldn't apply the same philosophy if somebody actually did knock on your physical front door, or your phone beeped with a message or you felt hungry etc.

You would open the door, check the phone and get something to eat.

You would respond to all these stimuli in a sane and NATURAL way, yet you are seemingly deflecting NATURAL curiosity towards UFO phenomena by implying we shouldn't pay attention to it.

Did I miss the meeting where curiosity was declared an UNNATURAL act?

The point is, this approach of sniffy, esoteric disdain and dismissiveness towards the UFO mystery is extremely useful for the Rons and the CIAs of this world who want ordinary people to keep their heads down and shut the fuck up.

there's just nothing worth knowing related to UFOs, they aren't going to save you, only you can do that.  

by all means pay attention to it, try to understand it, but in the end, it will likely prove futile, a distraction, and ultimately play right into someones plan, not your own.  that will be disclosure.

if i told you that there existed a mystical thing behind a curtain right in front of you, you immediately want to pull that curtain back to reveal the wonder.  the problem is you can't reach the curtain, your forever kept in the wanting to pull it away.  but you can't ever reach it.  that's the essence of the deception, the idea that something wondrous is right there for you to know, it keeps you wanting, keeps you pining away to know what is hidden.  that is the entrapment system at work, to keep you from realizing your self, while you seek the "truth".

Sweet Release wrote:

jofo wrote:

Sweet Release wrote:OK, so the problem I have with you guys saying this in the context of 'UFO disclosure' is that you probably wouldn't apply the same philosophy if somebody actually did knock on your physical front door, or your phone beeped with a message or you felt hungry etc.

You would open the door, check the phone and get something to eat.

You would respond to all these stimuli in a sane and NATURAL way, yet you are seemingly deflecting NATURAL curiosity towards UFO phenomena by implying we shouldn't pay attention to it.

Did I miss the meeting where curiosity was declared an UNNATURAL act?

The point is, this approach of sniffy, esoteric disdain and dismissiveness towards the UFO mystery is extremely useful for the Rons and the CIAs of this world who want ordinary people to keep their heads down and shut the fuck up.

there's just nothing worth knowing related to UFOs, they aren't going to save you, only you can do that.  

by all means pay attention to it, try to understand it, but in the end, it will likely prove futile, a distraction, and ultimately play right into someones plan, not your own.  that will be disclosure.

if i told you that there existed a mystical thing behind a curtain right in front of you, you immediately want to pull that curtain back to reveal the wonder.  the problem is you can't reach the curtain, your forever kept in the wanting to pull it away.  but you can't ever reach it.  that's the essence of the deception, the idea that something wondrous is right there for you to know, it keeps you wanting, keeps you pining away to know what is hidden.  that is the entrapment system at work, to keep you from realizing your self, while you seek the "truth".

I don't agree.

It's like we're all black people at a cocktail party and periodically white people are walking through the crowd mingling among us, but only 5% of people have literally seen them, while another 25% admit their probable presence.

And the remaining 70% are in some sick-ass brainwashed trance with their eyes down denying the simple, self-evident truth that white people are also at the party.

It's not about the novelty or excitement of 'aliens'.

It's about getting everybody to a base level of reality so that most of humanity don't remain wilful prisoners in their conditioned idiocy.