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KapitanScarlet wrote:

sput wrote:1. Time does not seem to exist inside wormholes, I wasn't able to tell how much time had passed, even though I tried very hard to pay attention to everything as much as I could while having the ecperience.

Is this wormhole experience a lucid dream experience where a different dimension of consciousness is penetrated which operates outside of our physical worlds limiting parameters of time and space as we are taught to experience them?

No lucid dreaming I was fully awake, just came home and rested on the sofa when the wormhole opened about 2 to 3 meters up above me. It was extremely realistic, that's why I call it a concious astral event...for lack of better words.

sputnik wrote:On two other occasions I was 'contacted' by superiour forces, one in form of an aparition, another one in astral form in sort of an emergency to help me...so good forces might decide to contact you by their own admition in cases which they deem necessary I would reckon.

Unfortunately these experiences still go under the burning bush category which in itself may have just been a metaphor for intelligent energy communications from non-physical-human  source
Im not doubting you had them or anything,  but  the bottom line for me is this :-
No matter what people have experienced ,  its only ever useful in its ability to bring wisdom to other humans (which you have done (:  )
Wisdom being defined as an evolved ability to navigate through the battleground of influencial forces that prey and assist each personas human psyche which if navigated well,  continually enhances  and educates the life experience in an inspirational manner that actually makes life feel like its worth living
Wisdom in action is a language that can only be detected at the subconscious level and can inspire people to transcend their existing limited life experience which is far more important than it sounds because it determines how each person develops or inhibits their own wisdom which controls how they interact with other humans in this world in a destructive , creative or nurturing fashion .

Sorry but I had no JHVH experience, so no burning bush revelations or prophesies here with me. I don't mind that you doubt the nature of my experience as I would doubt you too I guess. The aparition was a Buddha solving my problem with 4 simple words. The second appearance was an astral being [at least the way I saw it] which did not intent to be caught by me, if I would have to describe what my eyes saw i would say it was an Elf, again for lack of better words. "Elves" must be masters of time as well...and whatever this being was...it wasn't trying to impose itself on me. My feeling says it prevented some kind of personal tragedy by intervening ... and that they don't do this very often.

I guess I was born this way, I have Asperger *syndrome*...LMAO!


I am not really worried about it though as it is just extra-sensoric experiences. I am convinced that we have exactly 10 information processing senses, not 5 as Empiricists [Perception Fascists] claim.. but that is another topic I guess.

I guess I was born this way, I have Asperger *syndrome*...LMAO!

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Norway ponders UN request to help destroy Syria’s chemical weapons
October 6, 2013

Both outgoing and incoming government officials in Norway are evaluating a request by the US and Russia, via the UN, to help with the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons. International weapons experts, meanwhile, already started destroying some of Syria’s chemical weapons and their production facilities over the weekend.

Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK) reported on Saturday that both Russian and American authorities had asked the Norwegian government to destroy parts of the Syrian chemical weapon arsenal on Norwegian soil. Norway, reported NRK, was asked to help because it’s viewed as a politically stable country, has the water resources needed for such destruction, the highly educated people able to be trained to carry out such destruction and the money to help finance it.

‘In dialogue’
Outgoing Prime Minster Jens Stoltenberg confirmed that Norway was “in dialogue” with the United Nations about the destruction of chemical weapons in Syria, after NRK reported that Russia and the US had specifically asked Norway to be involved. Stoltenberg stressed, however, that it was too early to say whether Norway would take part in the destruction.

Any decision would be up to the incoming Conservatives-led government that won the September 9 election. Prime Minister-elect Erna Solberg, currently immersed in negotiations with the Progress Party to form a new non-socialist coalition government, said during the weekend that “we’re not negative to something the UN believes is important.” Her government will need to make a decision by November 15.

Both Solberg’s party and the Progress Party are strong supporters of the US, viewed as Noway’s most important ally, and likely would find it difficult to reject any requests for help. With Russia as a mighty neighbour to the east, the new Norwegian government would also likely be inclined to acknowledge its call for help as well.

No experience
It was a deal finally struck between Russia and US that led to a UN resolution declaring that Syria won’t have chemical weapon capacity after June 30, 2014. That means that between now and then, Syria’s highly controversial arsenal believed to have been used to kill Syria’s own citizens will be destroyed.

Norwegian officials candidly admit they have no experience in destruction of such weapons. “We’ve never been involved in this type of operation,” Lt Col Per Inger Ohrstrand of the Norwegian military told newspaper Aftenposten. “If this is going to be a reality, we must first get some answers about what the operation would involve.”

Jørn Siljeholm, a former Norwegian weapons inspector in Iraq with a doctorate in chemical risk analysis who’s worked for many years at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, told NRK on Sunday that he thinks Norway must take part in the efforts to disarm Syria’s chemical arsenal. “Norway has the money, the stability and the competence to do this,” Siljeholm told NRK. “We absolutely must agree to take in the chemical weapons from Syria.”

He received support from a former colleague and environmental activist Frederic Hauge of Bellona, who also thinks Norway should help get rid of Syria’s chemical arsenal. “Despite the transportation challenges, it will be much more environmentally friendly to destroy these weapons in a responsible manner in Norway,” Hauge told NRK.

Biblical scholars will be appearing at the 'Covert Messiah' Conference at Conway Hall in London on the 19th of October to present this controversial discovery to the British public.

London (PRWEB UK) 8 October 2013

American Biblical scholar Joseph Atwill will be appearing before the British public for the first time in London on the 19th of October to present a controversial new discovery: ancient confessions recently uncovered now prove, according to Atwill, that the New Testament was written by first-century Roman aristocrats and that they fabricated the entire story of Jesus Christ. His presentation will be part of a one-day symposium entitled "Covert Messiah" at Conway Hall in Holborn (full details can be found at http://www.covertmessiah.com).

Although to many scholars his theory seems outlandish, and is sure to upset some believers, Atwill regards his evidence as conclusive and is confident its acceptance is only a matter of time. "I present my work with some ambivalence, as I do not want to directly cause Christians any harm," he acknowledges, "but this is important for our culture. Alert citizens need to know the truth about our past so we can understand how and why governments create false histories and false gods. They often do it to obtain a social order that is against the best interests of the common people."

Atwill asserts that Christianity did not really begin as a religion, but a sophisticated government project, a kind of propaganda exercise used to pacify the subjects of the Roman Empire. "Jewish sects in Palestine at the time, who were waiting for a prophesied warrior Messiah, were a constant source of violent insurrection during the first century," he explains. "When the Romans had exhausted conventional means of quashing rebellion, they switched to psychological warfare. They surmised that the way to stop the spread of zealous Jewish missionary activity was to create a competing belief system. That's when the 'peaceful' Messiah story was invented. Instead of inspiring warfare, this Messiah urged turn-the-other-cheek pacifism and encouraged Jews to 'give onto Caesar' and pay their taxes to Rome."

Was Jesus based on a real person from history? "The short answer is no," Atwill insists, "in fact he may be the only fictional character in literature whose entire life story can be traced to other sources. Once those sources are all laid bare, there's simply nothing left."

Atwill's most intriguing discovery came to him while he was studying "Wars of the Jews" by Josephus [the only surviving first-person historical account of first-century Judea] alongside the New Testament. "I started to notice a sequence of parallels between the two texts," he recounts. "Although it's been recognised by Christian scholars for centuries that the prophesies of Jesus appear to be fulfilled by what Josephus wrote about in the First Jewish-Roman war, I was seeing dozens more. What seems to have eluded many scholars is that the sequence of events and locations of Jesus ministry are more or less the same as the sequence of events and locations of the military campaign of [Emperor] Titus Flavius as described by Josephus. This is clear evidence of a deliberately constructed pattern. The biography of Jesus is actually constructed, tip to stern, on prior stories, but especially on the biography of a Roman Caesar."

How could this go unnoticed in the most scrutinised books of all time? "Many of the parallels are conceptual or poetic, so they aren't all immediately obvious. After all, the authors did not want the average believer to see what they were doing, but they did want the alert reader to see it. An educated Roman in the ruling class would probably have recognised the literary game being played." Atwill maintains he can demonstrate that "the Roman Caesars left us a kind of puzzle literature that was meant to be solved by future generations, and the solution to that puzzle is 'We invented Jesus Christ, and we're proud of it.'"

Is this the beginning of the end of Christianity? "Probably not," grants Atwill, "but what my work has done is give permission to many of those ready to leave the religion to make a clean break. We've got the evidence now to show exactly where the story of Jesus came from. Although Christianity can be a comfort to some, it can also be very damaging and repressive, an insidious form of mind control that has led to blind acceptance of serfdom, poverty, and war throughout history. To this day, especially in the United States, it is used to create support for war in the Middle East."

Atwill encourages skeptics to challenge him at Conway Hall, where after the presentations there is likely to be a lively Q&A session. Joining Mr.Atwill will be fellow scholar Kenneth Humphreys, author of the book "Jesus Never Existed."

Music mogul Simon Cowell has boosted the Israeli Army with a sizeable donation at a gala dinner in Los Angeles.
The X Factor chief gave a sum thought to be in the region of £150,000 at the annual fundraising event hosted by the American Friends of the IDF.
The event was hosted by Power Rangers creator Haim Saban, who pledged to donate $1 million if Mr Cowell joined him to sing the show's theme song, "Go, Go Power Rangers".
Mr Cowell did break into song, but quickly said he would make a donation himself if Mr Saban allowed him to stop.
The event is understood to have raised around $20m in total for the IDF.
Lionel Richie also performed for the 1,200 guests. The audience included serving Israeli soldiers.
Mr Saban said Los Angeles' Jewish and Israeli communities "appreciate and embrace the soldiers of the IDF, and will continue to do everything in order to give thanks to them and strengthen them in whatever is needed".
Mr Cowell has previously spoken of his Jewish roots and work with communal charities in Britain. Last year he told a Norwood dinner: “My dad is Jewish. He never told me or my brother or his wife. It’s in my blood and drew me to the charity.”