05-30-2013, 11:18 AM
In the '90s, I really enjoyed the book:
Nothing in this book is True
Bob Frissel wrote it.
The sequel was also excellent: Something in this book is true.
Frissel introduced me to Drunvalo. I was intrigued. However, when I started reading Drunvalo, I noticed his penchant for exaggerating.
I took a one-day seminar with him in 2001. It was pretty good. By then, I had an awareness of how his personality, which is very likable, tends to exaggerate many topics. He did that for much of the day, and it was still enjoyable. However, I stopped paying attention to anything he's said since then. So yesterday, I checked out his latest interview on Youtube;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0HEBiq3XHs
He makes a lot of great points... and he still has the same tendency.
I think his nature is to activate humanoids with really intense information
that could help wake up sleeping humanoids.
The truth is, things really are intense and fragile. Humanity is extremely vulnerable.
So he discusses the predictions of the native american elders. They're anticipating chaos. And there are scientists who are anticipate a pole reversal, where the north and south pole will trade places. Within a few years or Drunvalo quoted: "It could happen any minute"
Val Valarian (published the Matrix series, which includes LOO content)
is good friends with Drunvalo. So I checked out his Leading Edge Research site, and noticed that he doesn't expect the internet to remain viable much longer.
Solar Flares are at maximum, and that can mess up all of our electronics.
We're in times of uncertainty, and getting conscious is critical. Duh.
Most of his message is very positive. He just can't stop exaggerating.
However, maybe the world is about to shift drastically. We can't change fast enough, so there is some type of time-table... I just don't think anyone knows how long we have. My guess is that it will take until 2050
for the population to drop to one billion. And it will be difficult.
Nothing in this book is True
Bob Frissel wrote it.
The sequel was also excellent: Something in this book is true.
Frissel introduced me to Drunvalo. I was intrigued. However, when I started reading Drunvalo, I noticed his penchant for exaggerating.
I took a one-day seminar with him in 2001. It was pretty good. By then, I had an awareness of how his personality, which is very likable, tends to exaggerate many topics. He did that for much of the day, and it was still enjoyable. However, I stopped paying attention to anything he's said since then. So yesterday, I checked out his latest interview on Youtube;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0HEBiq3XHs
He makes a lot of great points... and he still has the same tendency.
I think his nature is to activate humanoids with really intense information
that could help wake up sleeping humanoids.
The truth is, things really are intense and fragile. Humanity is extremely vulnerable.
So he discusses the predictions of the native american elders. They're anticipating chaos. And there are scientists who are anticipate a pole reversal, where the north and south pole will trade places. Within a few years or Drunvalo quoted: "It could happen any minute"
Val Valarian (published the Matrix series, which includes LOO content)
is good friends with Drunvalo. So I checked out his Leading Edge Research site, and noticed that he doesn't expect the internet to remain viable much longer.
Solar Flares are at maximum, and that can mess up all of our electronics.
We're in times of uncertainty, and getting conscious is critical. Duh.
Most of his message is very positive. He just can't stop exaggerating.
However, maybe the world is about to shift drastically. We can't change fast enough, so there is some type of time-table... I just don't think anyone knows how long we have. My guess is that it will take until 2050
for the population to drop to one billion. And it will be difficult.