Rhosgobel Tent At TOT

**Myst** · 1st March 2017, 16:51

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**Maggie** · 1st March 2017, 23:19

Originally posted by Myst

So true! In our material dream we have come to believe that we must manipulate to survive and prosper, having forgotten our divine nature: we are children of Creation and as such are inherently sovereign creators ourselves. The name we have given ourselves, hu-mans, reveals the dichotomy: divine-manipulators. Awakening from the dream is gaining the assurance that whatever we ask for shall be given.

For me assurance grows through observation and understanding; that is my nature. Others may arrive at the same assurance through simple faith. I've spent a lifetime studying reality and the inescapable conclusion is that we live in a holographic universe in which each part contains the whole: all conceivable realities already have been created and surround us, a mere vibrational shift away. Our divine inheritance is claimed by asserting our sovereignty over our own inner state.

Those immersed in the dream tend to imagine an entity external to themselves which they name God, Creator, Father, Great Spirit, etc., and with whom they seek a relationship, at first mimicking familiar human relationships and all that entails, including pleading, bargaining, demanding, etc. Ideally, the relationship matures until it is no longer a relationship anymore, but an awareness of a presence that feels like self, because it is.

At the point of Source, the Self and the Infinite are One -- Sun Bear

Then prayer becomes something entirely different. There is no pleading or demanding but rather precise clarity of conception, strong and steady feeling of attunement, and gratitude that what is conceived already exists and will inevitably be experienced.

Group prayer, in this understanding, is sychronized intent, reinforcing and amplifying shared desire through cooperation. Some individual freedom is conceded for the sake of love of oneness. Entropy lessens.

Great post. Thank you.

This is so visceral true for me in moments that are lengthening.

At the point of Source, the Self and the Infinite are One -- Sun Bear

Then prayer becomes something entirely different. There is no pleading or demanding but rather precise clarity of conception, strong and steady feeling of attunement, and gratitude that what is conceived already exists and will inevitably be experienced.

Group prayer, in this understanding, is sychronized intent, reinforcing and amplifying shared desire through cooperation. Some individual freedom is conceded for the sake of love of oneness. Entropy lessens.

**modwiz** · 30th March 2017, 02:43

As a Youtuber, this video really spoke to me. Its sober and thoughtful presentation is particularly enjoyable. This is Sargon of Akkad.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz1dfDTH6Dk

**modwiz** · 2nd April 2017, 01:00

Hmm. Looks like I will be joining CW Chanter for a Google hang out a little later. If possible, I will grab the link and post it here when it goes live.

**Aragorn** · 2nd April 2017, 01:24

Originally posted by modwiz

Hmm. Looks like I will be joining CW Chanter for a Google hang out a little later. If possible, I will grab the link and post it here when it goes live.

Now that ought to be interesting...

**modwiz** · 2nd April 2017, 01:46

Here is the link. We just went live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_Dd4u9p34o

**modwiz** · 2nd April 2017, 06:54

The podcast ended about 20 minutes ago. It was fun and went for four hours and fifty one minutes. That could make for an onerous viewing session.

I'll post it here. No guaranties for content but, I thought it went well and stayed interesting for much of it.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_Dd4u9p34o

**modwiz** · 3rd April 2017, 21:02

Here is one of the videos regarding Anatoly Fomenko's work.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbQMplPvA7k

**modwiz** · 4th April 2017, 05:27

A good follow-up to the above subject would be my new found joy of 'exploring' Kekistan. Something so wittily conceived the irony escapes many. That the Keki's make no line of difference between real and unreal allow the freedom to have a lot of fun. I have laughed quite a few times but, this one had me in tears.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nv3yiYGheQ

**Elen** · 4th April 2017, 07:09

Originally posted by modwiz

A good follow-up to the above subject would be my new found joy of 'exploring' Kekistan. Something so wittily conceived the irony escapes many. That the Keki's make no line of difference between real and unreal allow the freedom to have a lot of fun. I have laughed quite a few times but, this one had me in tears.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Nv3yiYGheQ

Thank you THAT MADE MY DAY. Hilarious