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posted May 17, 2005 07:49 PM         

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posted May 17, 2005 09:29 PM         

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I wish I had read these books before I went to live in Minnesota, because while there I went on a mid-western road trip, and spent some time in Denver, and Boulder, Colorado. If only I had known about Linda Goodman, Gooberz, etc., I definitely would have gone to Cripple Creek. I may never have come home again! I'm reading Star Signs at the moment, and many things in it beckon me. I particularly resonate with "Labors of Love and the Money Mystique" - I could have written it myself I believe it that much!
Last paragraph on page 19 reads: "Don't discard your daydreams as impotent wishful thinking. Listen to them with your inner ear. See them with your Third Eye of wisdom. Let those who have ears, hear. Let those who have eyes, see. Follow your daydreams energetically, fiercely, courageously - even when it means temporarily sacrificing financial security. Your daydreams are your blueprint for success and happiness. Believe in them. Believe in yourself. Then follow the second star from the right...and straight on until morning!"
And I would like to add the following:
Discipline of S-elf is necessary;
Meet your responsibilities;
Don't believe the worldly man-made myth that you won't be okay unless you have this, that or the other thing....
And it takes a huge amount of courage to "let go" in order to follow your dreams. Yes, there will be fear - I live with the feeling of fear every day - every day I battle with it, yes I hate it - and every day I turn to the Higher Powers to help me deal with it, to help me re-member my true purpose on Earth.
Does anyone else relate to this?

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posted May 18, 2005 01:24 PM         

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I look at strong daydreams as the psychic remnants of the many parallel realties in the Eternal Now--each one able to be manifested into this reality.

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posted May 18, 2005 07:36 PM         

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Ooh, that's X-Files scary ! However, there is much truth to your statement....

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posted May 19, 2005 04:14 AM         

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posted May 20, 2005 02:18 AM         

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It is X-filey!
But at the same time it's funny you said that Randall, because I was thinking about deja vu recently, not only do I get it when I feel like 'I've been here before' but also when I feel 'a self' being somewhere completely different.
Like I'll see a street, or some people (in my mind) that I don't know, yet they are familiar.
I know your point was one thing, but it made me remember all those times when I felt the above visions(more like sensations).
It's like they are there, just not made manifest in my current reality?
I put a question mark there because this topic gets very confusing once you start trying to work it out.
I know I'm conscious in all my realities (or am I?) but what makes it different here and now, like I'm me, here now?? Is there One Me that's guiding all the others?
I think I can work that out.
Does this make any sense?

I know that sounds totally out there, but you are the guy to talk to about this!

Oh and my quote (in my interpretation of it) mirrors what you just said.

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"The dream was always running ahead of me. To catch up, to live for a moment in unison with it, that was the miracle." Anais Nin

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posted May 23, 2005 08:24 AM         

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I think there's probably only one Puppet Master (Higher S-elf) for all the realities.

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posted May 23, 2005 08:40 PM         

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Yep me thinks so too!
And we could become aware of other s-elves that are parallel to this reality.
I think I shift into different realities someimes..well that is what it feels like!

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posted May 23, 2005 09:28 PM         

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I think we all shift (I say slide) into other realities. Each Uni-verse vibrates at its own frequecy that keeps the Uni-verses separate, but (like a radio), some signals are very close in frequency. The farther the frequency, the more different the way those parallel Earths have turned out. The closest ones sometimes brush together (like two radio stations close in frequency), and we can slide from one to the other, but they are nearly identical. Those with an eye for detail can sometimes notice the slight differences (which are always minor) and realize that they have slid.

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posted May 24, 2005 01:23 PM         

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It might be nice to slide to a far different Earth (providing we could return).

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posted June 14, 2005 01:26 PM         

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