"However, they cannot be perceived in the basic space-time continuum."
If you mean the Gods cannot be experienced in ordinary waking state of
consciousness in broad daylight you are mistaken.
But that's perhaps not what you meant ?
John and Seraph, Rick has a whole Batgap interview about ayuhausca, etc. It's
very recent and includes some FF people who travel to Peru for this purpose and
have an indigenous guide. I think they fast for a week before taking it.
On Friday, January 24, 2014 8:11 PM, "jr_...@yahoo.com"
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It is possible that everything we see and not see in this universe is only
a dream, but it is also possible that a dream is real while it lasts. There
isn't anything we do in the waking state that we cannot do in the dream
state. In dreams we can run and jump; tables are tables; and we can consult
MJ,
From what I've seen on the video documentaries, the ayuhuasca users get sick
to their stomach during the trip. But they do see or experience strange
visions.
I know some people who have done ayuhuasca, they say it is quite a demanding
experience.
On Sat, 1/25/14, jr_...@yahoo.com wrote:
Subject: Re: [FairfieldLife] Where Do the gods Exist?
To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, January 25
Bhairitu,
There's an Indian guru by the name of Dr. Pillai who calls these gods,
including those recognized in Egypt, as archetypes. Whatever they may be, some
humans were able to perceive them in one way or another. And, apparently the
humans who saw them perceived them to have some commo
Richard,
It's possible that everything that we see and not see here in this universe is
only a dream by the Knower.
Like I said recently they are a *metaphor* as many an Indian
intellectual will tell you. Remember that Maharishi liked to boil it
down to the *absolute and relative*. That's known as the "impersonal
school." Some of us grabbed the free ISKCON books (that George Harrison
paid for) and had fun
On 1/24/2014 9:54 AM, jr_...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Where Do the gods Exist?
>
"How many gods are there Yajnavalkya?"
He answered,..."As many as are mentioned in the Hymn to All the Gods,
namely, three hundred and three, and three thousand and three.."
"Yes, but just how many gods are there, Yajn
They exist in our consciousness. That's why people see these subtle beings
while in altered states of consciousness induced by drugs or while in the dream
state of consciousness and in samadhi.
IMO, this phenomenon cannot be ignored as a scientific fact nor be dismissed
as a fantasy. As s
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