by Mark Culpepper » Fri Dec 01, 2006 7:10 pm
Funny how much of the themes you have mentioned here were brought up in the movie " National Treasure". Masons etc. Anyone not seeing it, its worth it.
So, Elizabeth, how about this thought. I feel that the humans who respond to these inspirations can be sort of "agents" of the "Core" (like the gentlemen of the good ship Caroline? In other words there might be certain individuals who are more receptive naturally than others? And they would be the ones to have this sort of "mystical connection". Kozeyrev apparently had some sort of a mystical experience while he was in prison , said that he had been "taken to school" mentally, shown things that were far beyond the understanding of others. I read that he got out of that prison in 1945 ( or was it 1947?). I wondered when it was then that the link between he and Townsend Brown was established? Seems to me it could have been earlier than Morgans participation after 1965. Oh, and I'll just bet that the FBI loved that possibility, if they even got a whiff of associations with a Russian they would have been all over the situation.
So the question I have then is this. Kozyrev spoke of a "coming together someday" of our science and mystical abilities. Is that whats nearly happening now, except maybe th science has gotten ahead of the mystical part? Do they have to be in sync and together before the real doors are opened for us. That way I can see, we would have proven that we can solve the science, but that we also have the deeper understanding to go off into new territory. And whats that future. I have been pondering some on that. This is where I think we are meant to go. Whether we get there or not is still up in the air.
..... would there be a moment sometime in the future where we ALL realize that we have this ability to reach out to this intelligence? EACH ONE OF US, ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS. GET OUR LIBRARY CARD? And get information back? That we con't need the middle man of a church, or government?
Oh Jeez. And people wonder why thats a tough concept to introduce all at once? Mark C.