Wow Daniel, I didn’t know you like romance!
I used to, but now I prefer to hear the Foo Fighters singing “Loves die young!”.
I once got to hang out with one of the most beautiful women in a small village in the mountains.
I picked her up with my dirtbike, wearing a leather jacket, and went for a picnic in the river.
When we were coming back home, the rain started falling, so I stopped the bike to give her a romantic kiss.
I couldn’t do that anymore without laughing in the middle of the act.
Could be the desperation that have people latched to him and his desire to be a sponsor keeps him going. Seems they’ve merely begun . It’s likely that others may start to come here in waves after having enough of him, if they don’t begin to think he’s a guru and all rights are reserved to him alone (like most stinky religions if not all).
Can being silent, this sub, darkroom, the books and those Tensegrity moves be sure motivation to want true freedom (which was never free to start) or could there be more?
Bad Guys like Eckhart prove why it’s important to follow the intent of the linage. There could be a case where he might fake his death or never come back from having missed so much and being exhausted from the drainage, it so sad (for them) they’re not “here”.
An accountant could’ve done better (nervously speaking) but we won’t hear about them because they won’t tell.
Also I never understood why Being a teacher and seeking attention is the thing everyone wants because It’s retarted and never ends well, (like a sacrifice for the party) thankfully there are good ones who do that and manage it well. It could be attention seeking that drove them to it or utter gratitude, either way it doesn’t end well as far as I know.
Freedom is expensive unlike I’ve been told like others.
I think It’s utterly useless to teach or pretend to learn.
It could Boil down to something else, I don’t know the spark maybe but I could be wrong teaching maybe good also and also learning (while something else is happening at heightened awareness).
The j curve is the best ever, making animation videos also is nice to have on storage (to motivate more)
I got attacked on facebook for making fun of “soul mates”.
It was a female groupie of Quantum Shaman Scam woman. Who is now dead, so her groupies had to find another “saint” to worship.
Except, I was a “big disappointment”.
The groupie tried to argue that “soul mates” had to be a part of Sorcery based on the obvious fact of “Karma”, and the idea that only a bitter person wouldn’t see the clear truth of “soul mates”.
It didn’t really even make sense she was angry about it. She’s read my feed.
Sorcerers are the ONLY ones who are capable of being loyal to loved ones! Everyone else is only loyal as long as they can gain from it, or did in the past and it’s become part of their public image.
Never are people loyal if they are endlessly and viciously attacked and will never, nor have they ever, seen any return on investment.
Look at Cholita. The most horrible “mate” you could have around. But I do everything I can to keep her happy and safe.
Non-sorcerers are just enjoying the kisses, for now.
The problem is, there are a series of “sinister ideas” out there. Designed to keep us prisoner to false beliefs.
That being one of them.
Possibly they’re all grounded in “green line effects”.
You could count love as falling into that limited range of “magic”.
But there’s another even more pervasive sinister idea out there that’s of concern to this subreddit.
Those ideas get buried in the mind so deeply by our socialization, that you can barely see them anymore.
And to try to point them out gets you lynched.
I got an SK lecture on the one most relevant here last night.
It was so obvious at the time, but now I can’t recall most of it.
It was something about “the imaginary successful student”.
Someone who doesn’t exist, but is in the back of people’s minds as the reason they are willing to remain stuck in something as obviously absurd as make believe Asian magic.
Like our Buddha girl.
I wish her well, but she’s a classic.
Got upset for me saying there’s no magic in Buddhism.
So to prove it she basically admitted she’d never seen any, the higher up monks around her can’t do any, but they assure her it’s elsewhere. Except they can’t point to it.
She made my point perfectly, in a subreddit where it surrounds you and is fully visible to all. Even strangers.
But still she couldn’t see it!
Because in her mind, the “successful student” is out there sipping Mojitos with Cholita to toast his magical powers.
I tried to understand how to fight that off.
While I was in SK mode hoping to get text to spin off a flurry of intense purple and pomegranate swirls up near the south east corner of my darkroom ceiling. I kept failing when I realized that was indeed “pomegranate” color.
Just trying to prove that’s actually the right shade, was enough to prevent text from spinning off.
Meanwhile I wanted to know how to “talk someone down” when that’s what’s deluding them. The phantom “successful student”.
I’ll have to animate that, and put a “long ranger” black mask on him.
The Successful Student!!!
That might actually work to clear up that confusion in the minds of people, if they can see the absurdity of it in movie form.
“Stella” was there while I was trying to understand it.
I hoped she might add some weird solar alien energy to the second attention fog, to help answer the question.
What strategy could be used in here, to point out to people that their “successful student” doesn’t exist at all?
That their entire belief system is based on a shadowy person who isn’t real.
The answer seemed to be that it arises the same way God arose.
From all the people praying to him.
It’s just how our reality works.
A magical system starts out as a scam, ever since money was invented 5 or 6 thousand years ago.
And it doesn’t take long before it takes on its own life, because followers wish and pray for someone to succeed.
We know that feeling of wishing and hoping, from what happened with workshops.
Until the wishing has been going on so long, there’s a “Milarepa” out there in the mountains of Tibet “Buddha grinning” at his superiority while battling demons in hell. Somewhere…
Just as Calixto is now victorious.
Somewhere…
Out there in infinity.
I never got that story.
Seems very unsatisfying.
And wasn’t Calixto actually a bad guy?
Or am I confusing him with the Willie Nelson song?
Must be more to sorcery “story telling” than we understand.
Hopefully one day, we can all sit around a campfire with a hat in the middle, and let Cholita pick the story to tell.
No one in here can answer that.
And certainly I’m not motivated by “freedom” myself.
I just like to kick Dr. Strange’s Butt.
For visual effects that is.
However, as to the teacher thing I need to add another entry to my “Are you a Bad Player” post.
Except that list is already too long for people to bear.
It’s a type of “bad player” who wants to be helpful to the whole world.
“To document and prove sorcery, and find scientific ways to make it easier to experience.”
So how you can point out, he really doesn’t?
That he’s just the same old crap.
Wanting to teach, before he learns.
In fact, trying to find a way to get out of having to put in any work at all to learn.
Just skip right to getting lots of attention and admiration.
During the night a crazy guy from years back reemerged, and Juann had to tamp down the publicity for him.
I never saw it, other than the email mention of it. Some guy was concerned that:
“Nagual Anaam Zen has taken control of Castaneda community.”
I remember that guy was totally delusional, and two years ago his head exploded on the way out.
Like everyone else.
But maybe obsessions with delusional Zen buddhism are common in the bad player population and it was a different “Anaam”.
Isn’t that Islamic anyway???
Some Islam practitioner read my post on facebook about the false origins of Judaism, and then was confused enough to ask what I thought of Islam.
Seriously?
The people who cut your head off, for a cartoon in poor taste?
He didn’t even understand his own religion!
Where it came from, and what it claimed to be.
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A bar girl in Thailand told me, Muslims cover up their wives to hide the beatings.
She even showed me how the woman have little bruise marks in lines, all along their bare arms. So they even have to cover up those.
Naturally that leads to more complicated reasons to cover up as people get used to that.
But it’s the basic purpose.
I sell security cameras to the police department there, mostly because of Islamic bombings.
We had only one Islamic visitor to here, so far that we know of.
Impossible for him to learn sorcery. The brainwashing was too thorough.
And on facebook, the ones I knew about were so clueless, they couldn’t realize that if Judaism is based on bad sorcery visions, that means so is Islam.
Since it’s an “add-on” like Christianity.
He couldn’t reason that far.
But neither can attacking “born again” christians.
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