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I know, right?

This is a good way to look at it:

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The basic story is that a non-material entity, the leader of among many such beings (ALIENS!), created matter; ie, matter didn't create itself.

This being wasn't limited by time or space, and now is not limited to the non-material (spiritual, there, I said it) world.

His aspect in the material world is Jesus who, like the Temple previously, is his abode in this new world; heaven, the spiritual realm was never meant to be separate from earth, a part of the physical realm... but a third of heaven (Trumpers most likely!) disagreed, and screwed up the works.

The whole story is about bringing heaven and earth back together, just as it was in the Garden; it's NOT about people flying off to heaven, which is Platonism; it's about God returning to earth by bringing the two dimensions together again, and doing so while in Jesus' body... along with all the faithers, who receive similar eternal bodies.

So, Jesus and the Spirit are deeply imbedded in the God entity, with the Spirit as the, 'helper' who guides humans through their trying physical and spiritual lives.

And none of this is a, 'Meritocracy' for humans; we aren't perfect spiritually or physically, and must only be conscious of this and express this to be a part of the New Creation; the combining of the two dimensions of heaven and earth once again.

That's the story, anyway. On a spiritual level, I met the Spirit at a very young age, although we aren't always in synch. On an intellectual level, I got to study for literal decades with a top professor of the subject.

What helps is that SCIENCE is observation of our reality; Isaac Newton wrote many more times the material on the bible than he did science... he predicted the AC being knocked off in 2060, btw.

But the bible itself has literally 100's of predictions that, according to the science of carbon dating, has since the 1950's proven that the original predictions are dated 100's, sometimes thousand of years before they occurred.

Which accurate predictions tend to give credence to the whole story.

- we are not allowed to remember.

As you know, many people do remember; my wife did after her NDE. But people don't seem to always remember, though those that do remember strikingly similar things.

Even those with no spiritual inclinations.

How are you, DBT2?

Thanks for thinking of me.

From what I read last century, Soviet intelligence first attempted "Remote Viewing" because of their past Russian imperial experience dealing with mystics and shamans from the Far East. Rasputin had learned from a Mongol shaman which herbs, spices, or poisons worked effectively on the human body-- like stopping bleeding and hence his success with the Romanov family saving the Dauphin during his hemophilial episodes.

When CIA learned in the 1950s what the Soviets were doing, they dabbled with it as well. This led to the notorious MK Ultra experiments to expand human consciousness and led to the Unabomber (Harvard Class of '62).

The "remote viewing" concept was based on the concept of "the Third Eye," where the pineal gland is located behind the forehead. People with the "Third Eye" had an extra-sense, like knowing when someone is behind you and staring at you. Supposedly the "Third Eye" let a person see what what was going on in different places or what someone was thinking.

But the Soviets gave up on "remote viewing" before the USIC did.

One of the reasons why the West was behind the learning curve was the post-WWI craze of seances and talking to departed ones caused by the Great War and Spanish Flu. Harry Houdini debunked this type of "remote viewing" and so this ESP concept fell out of favor. The Soviets did not conduct mystical seances in the 1920s to talk to departed ones.

In a famous episode last century, Johnny Carson debunked Uri Geller on national TV from which the mountebank never recovered. You can Google it. The handsome Ricardo Montalban was also a guest on the show that night.

The "Third Eye" concept may fit into a Jungian sense of "synchronicity," or "meaningful coincidence" if indeed there is a world consciousness. The National Dream Center used to solicit people to submit their dreams every day. The NDC analysts would look for the one common dream that everybody had. In The Illustrated Man by Ray Bradbury, in one story everyone shared the same dream-- so therefore what they saw would come true-- which led to tragedy.

Examples of pro-active "remote viewing" did not work; but coincidentally seeing or learning something was attributed to that "Third Eye" and many people have such experiences.

"Oh, how did you know? That's my favorite flower!"

I did that with a song a few years ago.

Inexplicably on a whim one day I texted "Wedding Bell Blues" to a friend of mine.

Ten minutes later he texted back astonished: "How the heck did you know that's my favorite song?"


@#2 ... This past weekend Bessent went on TV to tell Americans to lower their withholding taken out of their wages and if they do that, it is a "pay raise". I am sure there will be people that listen to that nonsense. ...

Like Dir Hassett telling people that consumers needing to use their credit cards for necessties, increasing the amount of consumer credit card debt, is A Good Thing because how robust the economy is.


Trump official boasts that Americans' credit card spending is through the roof.' That's far from a good thing (May 6, 2026)
www.independent.co.uk

... A senior Trump official has boasted that Americans' credit card spending is "through the roof" as millions across the country grapple with soaring costs of living including high gas prices, a slow job market and inflation.

National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett made the stunning remark to Fox News Wednesday in response to an initial question about the jobs outlook for the rest of the year.

After stating that the jobs market is going to be "very, very strong," Hassett, the president's top economic advisor, continued: "In fact, I had the head of one of the big five banks in my office yesterday going through the credit card data.

"And just as Secretary [Scott] Bessent said, credit card spending is through the roof. They're spending more on gasoline, but they're spending more on everything else, too."

The backlash to Hassett's remarks was immediate. "Working class Americans are maxing out their credit cards to pay for groceries and gas," Democratic Representative and House Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries, posted on X. "The Trump Cartel thinks this is something to celebrate. Shameful." ...


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