Hi, yeah I'd be happy to talk about celestial sight! As for whatshisface, no worries, I am done. This isn't some master tirade. I meant what I said and I take it seriously. It wasn't a "get him" post at all. But I will let time tell that tale as it unfolds.
Regarding celestial sight, I guess I described it as halfway between sight and imagination, although that isn't it. It is truly a subtler dimension of sight, seen somewhere on a finer level of sight, 3D like this common version, but fainter, more internal or something, and more revealing when I focus on it, intentionally or otherwise. Something seen similarly are body maladies. Not really accurate to say because a healthy body can be seen into as easily, it is just that my attention is naturally drawn to an injury when it occurs. Some of the things I have noticed over the span of this stuff: There is a color scale I see, not a person's aura or anything, but a subtle sight of the affected body part color, from red to yellow to green to black, going from healthy to injured. White can indicate muscle strain. --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray1" <steve.sundur@...> wrote: > > > Jim, > > I like you. I really do. And I especially enjoyed what you said last > week about how to slightly alter your perception to see the celestial > side of things. I hope you will elaborate on that some. But I must > say, that your comments here remind me of what you sometimes hear from > Obama critics. I mean they've been criticizing him for years, but now > and then they will chime in that "now he's really done it. I was > holding back a little in how poorly I thought he was doing, but now I've > been pushed over the edge". > > That's kind of what I'm reminded of by your comments. Seems like you've > been going full bore for a while now. > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "futur.musik" <futur.musik@> > wrote: > > > > What a week on FFL Robin, your posts as always sing a dynamic > tune of coherent reality. I have read each one enjoyably, happily > traveling along to wherever they lead, knowing that I will never be led > astray logically. Thanks! > > > > And Barry, I feel sorry for Obba she is an insightful, sweet and > refreshing presence here, and what you said to her was cruel, and > hateful. As much as I have openly insulted you, I have been very > reluctant to apply the label sadist to you. Sadism is an > incomprehensible psychological reality for me; that someone could get so > far away from the pure flame within themselves, that they would *relish* > hurting someone sweet and innocent. > > > > This wasn't the garden variety FFL pissing contest, or tit for tat > that I have participated in. This was different, and really ugly. I am > not bringing it up to cast aspersions on you Barry. It goes much deeper > than that. This sickens me and saddens me. > > > > I must confess that sometimes when I have responded to you, I see in > my mind's eye a small frightened boy, eight or nine years old (?), > within you. I am not making fun of you Barry, and this is not a gleeful > perception of mine. I see your fragility, pain and rejection in that > young child, and I hope you see it and deal with it too, in a healthy > and liberating way. > > > > But you haven't yet. Hurting others deliberately who are innocent of > anything other than befriending you as Obba was doing, is a really > sub-human way to act. Your family would be ashamed of you. > > > > Mean people suck. > > >
