Akhi

Chicago, IL, United States

08 Jan 22:34

2☆XYLON☆2 I will be short on this one. People don't like bad news, when that news are supposed to be for them, not somebody else out there on the TV. if you want to get some insights and get prepared for the blowback, familiarize yourself with brother Jeremiah from the Scriptures :-)The deepest wounds and hardest to heal are those made by those of your own tribe. 

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2☆XYLON☆2 yeah Jesus said there was so much more he wanted to tell us, but we were not ready. We haven't put into practice not even a fraction of what He revealed to us. 

I listened to some of those recordings. Some of the background of how those came to be, raises some red flags to me, but I haven't investigated to subject deep enough. Like the fact that the "vessel" had to engage in "sex magic" to be more efficient at channeling, etc. I don't even know what "sex magic" but it just doesn't sound much like the way the revelation is described to have come through Jesus and the holy prophets in the Bible. At some point, I would like to look deeper into the subject though.

2☆XYLON☆2 Have you heard what Ray thinks of Einstein? And it's probably based on solid facts.

2☆XYLON☆2 For almost half of my life I grew up under a government that made it illegal to possess a Bible. In many parts of the world today that is totally the case still. You risk your life if you are found with a Bible in your possession.

In western world, I would say due to the actual blood of many brave souls that came before us, Bible is available. But not because the "elite" want it to be so. That's so naive. But it is a pity when you see that the "elite" managed to denigrate and discredit the Bible, use it for their evil end goals, up to the point that people have access to it, but we don't have any hearing left to hear what it has to tell us. As I can see, making it illegal is less efficient in preventing people from hearing it, than letting people have it but teach them it all mythology, etc.

If ask me, as great of minds both Spinoza and Eistein were, I would still go with Jesus because He proved He knew a little bit more about how this Universe works. Walking on water, restoring limbs/eyes instantly, raising dead people, and then He Himself getting resurrected with a new body that never dies. He was in the business of restoring life, not blowing it up in atomic explosions.

He most probably knew how to do that too, but he never used those kinds of powers. And when his disciples wanted to use some kind of destructive powers (bring fire from heaven to kill the opposants), he totally forbade them. A totally different vibration, that he is urging us to finally rise up to....

08 Jan 02:17

I see many of us resonate with this kind of impersonal image of God.

To me it feels like it is a very different image than what Jesus was trying to portray to us. As far as I know, at least in Jewish venues, He was the first one to call God, Father. And He urges us in multiple places to pray. Not like a religious, dry and meaningless ritual, but like a communication between a son or daughter to their father. But if you are to choose between "praying" in a religious meaningless way, as if you are doing a ritual to please God or something, I would totally rather go the Spinoza path.

But Jesus shows us there is a third way of relating to God, which it would seem both Spinoza and Einstein didn't know about, at the point they made those declarations, at least.

08 Jan 02:07

What is that kind of bloody thing under the eyes meaning in the posted picture? Or is it something well known that I don't know, as I am still kind of new to these parts?

For the model I gave, the boiling chamber is not plastic, it is stainless steel, only the water collecting system is plastic.

Abbey Skinner Thanks for sharing. At some point, I want to upgrade to the more expensive option, where purified water is integrated into your plumbing and you do not have to worry about cleaning up the deposits from distillation only like once every x week or so. Right now I manually carry the pitcher to the water dispenser and some larger glass jars for the kitchen cooking.

This sounds like a good option for that, I like the zero plastic!

2☆XYLON☆2 As somebody who has been through a war and had to live with the psychological scars for decades after, I totally agree. It's bellow even animal level, so absurd.