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 Post Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2012 4:28 pm 
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Chinaski wrote:


ahhh yes, the beauty of the pub. where else can you desecrate the sanctity of another man's manhood and still remain a member ?




That was so punny I missed it the first time ...


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 Post Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:32 am 
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songsfortheotherkind wrote:
Water can be interacted with consciously and will respond to the frequency, carrying it and transmitting it, because that's what it was created to do. Light brings the information, water absorbs and transmits it, so the water on this planet contains messages and information not just from Gaian history perspective, but from a cosmic one, light travelling from far reaches of the multiverse. If one wishes to be truly well, engaging the water and spending time undoing the harm that has been done to it in the modern water transport systems and world, connecting back to the pre-human past and memories, so that the water both internal and external to the body is retuned, is a really good practice.


Thank you for this and all of the discussion on purification. I just moved out of my parents' house about a month ago to a generally poor city (one of the few places I could afford rent) and I've been motivated to buy spring water in lieu of the tap water. I've also heard contradictory things about spring water, but figure it's better than deliberately chlorinated/fluorinated water. The next town over has eliminated water fluoridation, which is a tease since I live less than a mile from the border. :?

Right now I just keep the water in their original plastic containers, in the refrigerator to keep the heat from releasing chemicals from the packaging. I hadn't thought of glass jugs before... might be worth getting a few so I can put them in the sun. Just worried about the weight and dropping them... I'm still very much a newbie to alternative information, so always interested in learning more.

Right now I'm pretty much in the same situation as Chinaski, without internet and relying on a crowded library with no wireless, but I'll be making more posts on the weekends when I'm at my parents' house. :)


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 Post Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2012 4:21 am 
 
I use mostly plastic jugs too since they are so light weight, but I have several glass jugs that I just keep refilling from the plastic ones, and putting on the porch in the sun for a couple of days before drinking.
It's a lot less strain than carrying all glass jugs when I go to the well to fetch water!
I think it's OK to just keep the plastic jugs at room temperature, so I keep them lined up along the side of one hallway, where they are pretty much out of the way.


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 Post Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 2:29 pm 
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Part of a dream I had last week that I thought would be worth sharing...

I was on a road trip with a friend, driving through a landscape of mostly desert hills, like these:

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I realized along the way that we had forgotten to pack some important things, like drinking water, and that we hadn't brought nearly enough money to last the whole trip. When I intimated this to her, she seemed unconcerned, and there was a knowing look on her face. In my mind's eye I saw a shallow river running over smooth stones, as if in a forest.

We came to a tourist stop and decided to use the restrooms there. I waited outside in the milieu with some weird sort of luggage while she went first. Still pondering what we were going to do about our lack of supplies, I noticed some spare change strewn across the floor. Knowing that it wouldn't be enough to buy even one bottle of water, I nonetheless picked it up. Then I started noticing small stacks of coins lying around different areas of the center, and picked them up as well. The denominations and numbers of coins grew for each successive stack I found, and I was soon filling my pockets.

I asked one of the employees why I was finding so much money just lying on the ground. From her response I determined that one of the other tourists was distributing his 'piggy bank' of sorts in a kind of egg hunt, just for fun.

I finally came to a stack of $4 gold coins. This took me by surprise and I figured that with such a large denomination, they had to be out of date (unredeemable). I picked one up and read a date range on the face: 19(??)-2028. I knew instantly then that the coins didn't expire until 2028 and was filled with a sense of awe. Then the words formed literally and distinctly in my mind, as if from my friend: "You will always be provided for." Then I woke up.

The entire dream was much longer and more intricate than this; there was a whole earlier half of the dream that I mostly can't remember. At some point, before I began finding the coins, I looked in a mirror and noticed that exactly half of my face was sunburned (the left side). I have no idea what that would mean, but it struck me as being a particularly potent symbol.

The dream comes at a time when my life is changing rapidly, adrift without much identity or direction, but regularly experiencing a sense of intertwined meaning that is shifting and ever revealing its presence to me in moments of subtle epiphany. The epiphanies rarely have a logical structure, instead presenting themselves as intuitive tapestries of what I call 'emotional flavors' - signatures associated with certain experiences, times, places, people, images, and all manner of Other things. They all fall into sync with each other and what emerges is a coherent story of meaning. The process is so abstract and difficult to describe, but subjectively it feels like the clearest, purest, most immediate apprehension of truth.

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I feel like underneath the surface of my life there's a corresponding world of existence that could hardly be guessed from the appearance of external events and circumstances. There is so much more to it, extending far into my imagination and fantasies of pure essence, and yet it permeates the very material of this physical experience.

So even though I experience anxiety and loneliness on a daily basis, there's always this thread guiding me through the maze to the next understanding, beckoning me on with all the grace and wisdom of a Goddess who is actually an intimate expression of my own self.


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 Post Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 9:37 pm 
 
Gekko, you seem able to paint a picture of wordless things ... with words! I salute you.

It's just this other 'language' that I've glimpsed so many times and forget over and over, in a recursive loop. The 'flavour' of dreams is the best I can come up with. If we try to use metaphor to describe these things, we can easily fall into a trap, but what you wrote didn't do that, and is beautiful, thank you.


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 Post Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 11:48 pm 
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Thank you Borden. There is so much of this stuff bottled up inside me, and hard and frustrating as it can be to give justice to its expression, it's rewarding to make some kind of contact. I'm pretty sure everyone experiences these kinds of currents (what else could Art be?). I just feel impelled to give it as direct of a manifestation as I can possibly muster.

I have the ability to be quite dry and dusty, with quotations from and allusions to psychology and philosophy, which I don't necessarily think is undesirable as long as it's put to some constructive use. Some people understand that approach better - including me, ironically. But this and many other things taking place in myself just wouldn't wait any longer.


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 Post Posted: Fri Aug 24, 2012 2:40 am 
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Wow, I am inspired here. The deep sharing, magnificent art and poetic expression is hooking me in a big way - oh yes, and the 'rabble' :lol: :) . I have to admit a bit of shyness but I'm getting that this is a place where uniqueness can shine and the 'inside come out'. When my computer issues are resolved I will love to jump in... it is unbearably slow right now.


Testing my ability to post a pic...

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Beautiful pic, Lucy. Feel free to jump in when you're ready...we rarely bite. :D

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I think continually of those who were truly great.
Who, from the womb, remembered the soul’s history
Through corridors of light where the hours are suns,
Endless and singing. Whose lovely ambition
Was that their lips, still touched with fire,
Should tell of the spirit clothed from head to foot in song.
And who hoarded from the spring branches
The desires falling across their bodies like blossoms.

What is precious is never to forget
The delight of the blood drawn from ancient springs
Breaking through rocks in worlds before our earth;
Never to deny its pleasure in the simple morning light,
Nor its grave evening demand for love;
Never to allow gradually the traffic to smother
With noise and fog the flowering of the spirit.

Near the snow, near the sun, in the highest fields
See how these names are fêted by the waving grass,
And by the streamers of white cloud,
And whispers of wind in the listening sky;
The names of those who in their lives fought for life,
Who wore at their hearts the fire’s center.
Born of the sun, they traveled a short while towards the sun,
And left the vivid air signed with their honor.

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