Exploring Self
  The shift is not a thing. It is the action of increasing your self-awareness.

daal posts:

Well Elias makes no bones about this issue. He is affecting emotion to make us comfortable so he says. According to him, emotion is a communication from the subjective to the objective, both of which are of this physical dimension. As he isnt, he has no functionality in that department.

BlueEnergyArtist posts:

To Douglas, are you a Russian Cosmonaut?

A posts:

The guy is a pretty good creator.

It's like magic or coincidence. Both work. You get what you think is true.

Douglas posts:

Thanks for all the useful info Daal.

It's one of those paradoxes I guess, as I'm unhappy with the lack of verification, but at the same time, too much of the material speaks as being right to me. The Wider Reality has *got* to be something along these lines; it's better than any other explanation I've heard.

TO BLUE ENERGY ARTIST:

Actually, no, I'm not a Russian Cosmonaut, why do you ask? I'm sure it would be a great job

lennyseeker posts:

Douglas wrote:

Thanks for all the useful info Daal. It's one of those paradoxes I guess, as I'm unhappy with the lack of verification, but at the same time, too much of the material speaks as being right to me. The Wider Reality has *got* to be something along these lines; it's better than any other explanation I've heard. TO BLUE ENERGY ARTIST: Actually, no, I'm not a Russian Cosmonaut, why do you ask? I'm sure it would be a great job

The E theory says we only experience our own creations. From this standpoint it follows that different peeps will get/create different stuff. So it isn't that the material is inconsistent, it's that peeps aren't the same.

E has said that we "create the E material" that we receive – some paraphrasing

Warmly, Otho

BlueEnergyArtist posts:

Well that's either a Cosmonaut's helmet on your head, or it is supposed to be some kind of Roman headgear.

Douglas posts:

BEA:

It is indeed some kind of Roman headgear. It's an accurate recreation of a 1st/2nd century AD helmet from Colchester, England, but remains of this type have been found throughout the lands of the former Roman empire, including Germany for that matter.

It combines functional elements with ornamentation, as is the ancient way!

Douglas posts:

thanks lennyseeker, I'm starting to see this now.

BlueEnergyArtist posts:

To Douglas,

Well the Russians were notorious for copying just about everytning that they needed to obtain, so why not copy a Roman Legionaire's helmet.
And you are from Scotland, a place that I am intrigued with, starting with the strange fact that the Romans were unable to subdue the Scots, to the innovative scientific minds located there. And I play occasionally ( I am Jazz musician) with a great (Jazz) Bass virtuoso, from Scotland and I also know a Jazz Git player from there.
Amazing how Jazz music is so revered and artfully performed there and elsewhere's by Scotsmen, and a cousin of mine in the US was one of the top rated Pipes players, who had actually studied in Scotland with an old master, who was world famous (For Pipe players)
Oh yeah I also know a tremendoudly raucous Joke about a guy landing in New York with his kilt on, but I will refrain from telling the rest of it right now.

Douglas posts:

BEA:

Yes, we have the international jazz festival here in Edinburgh every year. No doubt the players you mentioned are involved in this.

I never used to think I liked jazz, and I still don't tend to listen to recordings, but when I heard it live for the first time - WOW!

dtmodttl posts:

My two penneth…

I've had numerous personal sessions, and he is clearly very aware of the now, and my movement and the "facts" about my life. So much so, it makes for an uncomfortable feeling perhaps initially.

Actually, then, my one penny