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In the light of other circumstances in my life and having read around these forums and elsewhere, I'm coming to understand that, some time between the ages of 3 and 7, give or take a couple of years - time is pretty elastic for me - I experienced something akin to the kundalini explosion I've read about. I never mentioned it to my parents because I didn't realise that it was unusual, and just as well I didn't, because they'd not have understood anyway.
Afterwards, I began astral travelling, although I didn't know it back then, going out of my body as far as I could go, to where the spaces in between matter were as big as galaxies. As a consequence of my growing understanding of consciousness and the limits of infinite space/time, I also found it difficult to take authority figures seriously, and later I realised how stupid and arbitrary and impositional things like economics, the monetary system, monarchy and politics, etc. are.
I'd be interested to hear whether anyone else experienced stuff like this in early childhood or whether it's mainly an occurence of adulthood.
Incidentally, one of the reasons I first took notice of David Icke was that his initial description of his awakening seemed to match experiences I had as a child. However, at the time he'd 'gone turquoise' I'd long since discounted my new perceptions of how things fitted together, or didn't, because I regarded my experiences as mere childhood imaginings.
It's taken me a long time, nearly 40 years, to learn to accept what I'd learned all those years ago.
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11/26/2007 4:36 AM Re: I am Lucifer;ask me only decent questions Quote
Benedicto Satanem!
In the name of Azazel,Baal and Beelzebuul,go ahead and ask!
Quoting: Lucian Ilea
Is our Childhood about to end?
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11/26/2007 12:25 PM Re: I am Lucifer;ask me only decent questions Quote
That is the reason I said in my previous post that I am not a good actor.
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No. You are not... The only reason to even try is fear and judgement yet many act to hide both.
Blessings for your sincerity.
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Hi again 330343,
Let me explain something here,
I like to test my ego to, and analyze my reactions to some reading and contact I have, For a better understanding of my self. Without hurting anyone in that process.
I Test everything I see and with which I come into contact.
And you know what Spirit provides its own confirmation and every time for me.
It has been a long road for me, and I need to find the true OF ME, who I am, and where I came from, and where I am going.
Many have told me who I am. But I can only be the one to find myself...!
because this will be my last incarnation...
Who determines which afterlife path?
YOU(we) DO.
Every day is a winding road...
Blessing to you brother.
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11/26/2007 6:35 PM Re: I am Lucifer;ask me only decent questions Quote
Benedicto Satanem!
In the name of Azazel,Baal and Beelzebuul,go ahead and ask!
You're not Satan.
You are Lucifer!
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11/29/2007 7:59 PM Re: Lucifer has turned into an Angel of Light Quote
Should one edit our posts as to not disturb the space time continuum?
Quoting: Razrin
Thoughts are edited every moment.
There are constant adjustments and fine tuning that occur in the minds of human.
The de-evolved state of human physiology has presented an opportunity for countless races to experience the 'Human' experience synchronistcly with, within and around us.
All effort is made to distract/suppress the Flame/ (chord as above poster correctly describes)
Frustration/impatience mounts as the moment draws near.
Question. Is Destiny the...
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11/30/2007 12:59 AM
Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
we are all stupid.
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11/30/2007 1:31 AM
Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
I AM THE ONE WHO THRESHES, AND YOU ALL HAVE GOT ME IN THE MOOD.
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11/30/2007 2:04 AM Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
I AM THE ONE WHO THRESHES, AND YOU ALL HAVE GOT ME IN THE MOOD.
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11/30/2007 7:53 AM Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
thank you
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11/30/2007 8:17 AM Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
thrash away give it everything you have, you have missed the starting bell, get busy
rebuked long ago
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11/30/2007 10:59 AM Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
For those who this rings with I'm getting a message.
Start to push. Make it happen.
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11/30/2007 11:12 AM Re: Question. Is Destiny the... Quote
all the tools you need are within
open up your arc and let the rays shine
use the tools within, do not weary now, just take another step, and another...soon the journey will be evident
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But what about consciousness shifts?
kblood
01-12-2007, 12:01 AM
In the light of other circumstances in my life and having read around these forums and elsewhere, I'm coming to understand that, some time between the ages of 3 and 7, give or take a couple of years - time is pretty elastic for me - I experienced something akin to the kundalini explosion I've read about. I never mentioned it to my parents because I didn't realise that it was unusual, and just as well I didn't, because they'd not have understood anyway.
Afterwards, I began astral travelling, although I didn't know it back then, going out of my body as far as I could go, to where the spaces in between matter were as big as galaxies. As a consequence of my growing understanding of consciousness and the limits of infinite space/time, I also found it difficult to take authority figures seriously, and later I realised how stupid and arbitrary and impositional things like economics, the monetary system, monarchy and politics, etc. are.
I'd be interested to hear whether anyone else experienced stuff like this in early childhood or whether it's mainly an occurence of adulthood.
Incidentally, one of the reasons I first took notice of David Icke was that his initial description of his awakening seemed to match experiences I had as a child. However, at the time he'd 'gone turquoise' I'd long since discounted my new perceptions of how things fitted together, or didn't, because I regarded my experiences as mere childhood imaginings.
It's taken me a long time, nearly 40 years, to learn to accept what I'd learned all those years ago.
Much the same for me. Only later I realised that the awakening I might have had at 3-7 might not have been normal. After the age of 7 I do not remember much about doing astral travels, but I also found it hard to believe my teachers for example. My geography f.ex. told me, no the continents have never been one continent. I even tried to help her by saying I did not suggest they had been the last 2000 years or in known human history, still she claimed no. I was wondering if she was even looking at the map at all... :confused:
I am 25 years old now, still trying to figure out new ways to use what I did at that early age. Seems to get more difficult with the mind becomming less and less open. As we get older it seems to become more difficult to believe in anything being possible, and our curiosity is not as hungry as it was as a kid.
Thanks for that, kblood.
I'm in my 40s and just starting to rethink my experiences.
There was a period when I was forcing myself to fit in and try to learn and do things 'properly' (I went to university in my 30s, for example) but for a while I've been wondering why, since I've learned so much in other ways, I'd need the legitimization of people (academics, bosses at work, etc.) who've assumed authority whether or not they've wisdom to offer.
I used my early experiences to retreat into myself for many years — and that's not the best way to try and negotiate your way through the world/universe/space/time, because that way you're always trying to align yourself and fit in. I'm learning to be myself at the moment — ditching anger and fear along the way — and see if I can become more conscious and more awake that way.
... and yes, talking with teachers who don't listen and who have no discernible working intelligence can be a dispiriting way to spend your time!