@Tenet
See I've never argued that part of it tho. I understand the changes need to happen through us. With that said, I feel ET intervention is a whole different concept than ET empowerment.
I've always seen disclosure as being more about us than 'them'. I wouldn't be surprised if disclosure ends up being the admission that WE are a galactic civilization and now hold the capabilities to be seen as a peer to the ET community. Rather than showing us how they affected our past, maybe they will show us how we have helped other civilizations through some fashion or otherwise.
That's why I buck when people start painting disclosure or events like it as some sort of authoritarian event where we all bow to our new overlords, which I feel is ridiculous. We are almost spacemen ourselves; we're a century or two away at the most. Disclosure will be a graduation event where we step up to their level; it's not that they come down to ours. This is where I see a much more positive earth than many others, but I believe that is how it really is.
@plenum - I will say that on my last 'mushroom trip' nearly 6-7 years back, I spent nearly the entire night thinking about 'vibrations' and how each of us are going at a different relative 'speed' compared to another. Then I spent much of the night trying to figure out what needs to be done to raise this speed or 'vibration'. At the time, I was into fitness and supplements, so I thought the answer laid in some pharma-cocktail of amphetamines and steroids haha... This was before I had really delved into the Law of One material, but what I find fascinating in retrospect was that I was being given the idea of vibration as related to evolution. Without this experience, I don't think I would have resonated as strongly as I did with the Law of One the third time I came across it, where it actually stuck with me and I finally read the whole thing. A simple concept that was born from a hot fire at my feet and a freezing cold river about 50 feet away more or less planted that seed of focusing on personal evolution.
In this small way, I owe the 'mushroom goddess' her props. She, too, was part of my journey (not to mention just the ego-shattering she gave me before these experiences). I would LOVE to do ayahuasca, but I am not sure about doing it by myself (I can get it here in Vancouver easy enough tho). If I was given a chance to do the whole Peruvian shaman thing, that would be awesome... I could shrug off the chance on negative contact and all that, but with these things I think safer is better than sorry...
See I've never argued that part of it tho. I understand the changes need to happen through us. With that said, I feel ET intervention is a whole different concept than ET empowerment.
I've always seen disclosure as being more about us than 'them'. I wouldn't be surprised if disclosure ends up being the admission that WE are a galactic civilization and now hold the capabilities to be seen as a peer to the ET community. Rather than showing us how they affected our past, maybe they will show us how we have helped other civilizations through some fashion or otherwise.
That's why I buck when people start painting disclosure or events like it as some sort of authoritarian event where we all bow to our new overlords, which I feel is ridiculous. We are almost spacemen ourselves; we're a century or two away at the most. Disclosure will be a graduation event where we step up to their level; it's not that they come down to ours. This is where I see a much more positive earth than many others, but I believe that is how it really is.
@plenum - I will say that on my last 'mushroom trip' nearly 6-7 years back, I spent nearly the entire night thinking about 'vibrations' and how each of us are going at a different relative 'speed' compared to another. Then I spent much of the night trying to figure out what needs to be done to raise this speed or 'vibration'. At the time, I was into fitness and supplements, so I thought the answer laid in some pharma-cocktail of amphetamines and steroids haha... This was before I had really delved into the Law of One material, but what I find fascinating in retrospect was that I was being given the idea of vibration as related to evolution. Without this experience, I don't think I would have resonated as strongly as I did with the Law of One the third time I came across it, where it actually stuck with me and I finally read the whole thing. A simple concept that was born from a hot fire at my feet and a freezing cold river about 50 feet away more or less planted that seed of focusing on personal evolution.
In this small way, I owe the 'mushroom goddess' her props. She, too, was part of my journey (not to mention just the ego-shattering she gave me before these experiences). I would LOVE to do ayahuasca, but I am not sure about doing it by myself (I can get it here in Vancouver easy enough tho). If I was given a chance to do the whole Peruvian shaman thing, that would be awesome... I could shrug off the chance on negative contact and all that, but with these things I think safer is better than sorry...