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    darktemplarssj Guest

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    i was thinking about the in-streaming light that ra talks about. it
    seems from my experiences that these in-streaming rays are manifest
    when you feel a chill or a tingle. sometimes i will feel like "this
    is so beautiful" and get a chill from it, or "there is so much love
    in this situation" and get a chill from it. it seems like these
    would be blue?/indigo? and green in-streamings from my perspective.
    does anyone know if this is correct or have any other comments on
    it?
    -dave


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    madonnafra Guest

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    like a tap from a cosmic magic wand. all love and appreciation for who we
    are and what we can be.
    love and blessings,
    gayle
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    Trevor Traub Guest

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    dear group,

    darktemplarssj <whited4@...> wrote:
    <i was thinking about the in-streaming light that ra <talks about. it
    <seems from my experiences that these in-streaming rays <are manifest
    <when you feel a chill or a tingle.>

    i know exactly what you are talking about!! it has happend to me ever since i
    was a kid. the most frequent time it happens to me is during music where there
    is a bulid to a big dynamic transition and then ahhhh...... tingly feeling..
    when my girlfriend and i talk about how we are ment for each other i get it and
    less frequently when i have an oppifany or i discover an answer that i have been
    searching for, suddenly dawns on me.

    i too, have pondered instreaming light being the cause for this feeling. i mean
    that's what it feels like is happening. it usualy starts at the base of my neck
    a works itself to a climax at the top of my head. the more intense ones start
    lower and are slower to rise to my head.

    i have associated this with the opening of the crown chakra, again because thats
    what i imagin it would feel like. but these are just my thoughts. im glad this
    happens to someone else because everyone i say anything to, just looks at me
    fuuny. if anyone knows what this is exactly or has a better idea of this
    instreaming energy and what it feels like, please share.

    love and light all!

    trevor



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    Tofu Dragon Guest

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    sounds a lot like kundalin energy! =)


    > i too, have pondered instreaming light being the
    > cause for this feeling. i mean that's what it feels
    > like is happening. it usualy starts at the base of
    > my neck a works itself to a climax at the top of my
    > head. the more intense ones start lower and are
    > slower to rise to my head.
    >
    > love and light all!
    >
    > trevor


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    mawk Guest

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    hi one & all,

    it is my understanding and experience that would suggest that you are
    experiencing your subtle energy body. with practice you can actually envoke
    this vibration you describe. usually you need to do quite a bit of work on
    your secondary chakras before you open up the primary ones, it seems a
    strong emotive event also does this to some degree. while in meditation i
    draw energy up in the same way as you describe and get similar vibrations.
    the vibration also get finer the higher the densities you access. it is
    possible to take this further and separate from the physical body though i
    usually loose consciousnes at this stage. while some fear this experience i
    love it as in my mind it shows me my connection to the one:-)

    for some good details on this practice and its applications take a look at
    http://www.astralpulse.com/. this site is by a fellow aussie, robert bruce
    and is generally free from religious overtones and offers practical advice.
    i was quite active in the early days of his initial internet forum but it
    just got to busy for me. the links to the downloads and training provide a
    wealth of information it is just up to you to put it into practice. his book
    astral dynamics is very good imho.

    while far from an adept if you have any questions please ask and i will do
    my best to point you in the right direction.

    someone provided an interesting link a week or two ago to a review of john
    peniel's book, "the children of the law of one & the lost teachings of
    atlantis". has anyone read it and what are you views on it?

    cheers,

    mawk


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    Jason Wharton Guest

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    > someone provided an interesting link a week or two ago to a review of john
    > peniel's book, "the children of the law of one & the lost teachings of
    > atlantis". has anyone read it and what are you views on it?

    i read it and even went to maui to meet with their group. the book had a lot
    of information that was new to me at the time but i've since found in other
    places for the most part. but, when i read it there were some very good
    parts that rang my inner bells.

    the author claims to have gone to a secret monestary in tibet somewhere and
    been paired up with a true teacher who more or less brought him into an
    "enlightened" state. meaning he passed through the living death and defeated
    his dweller, etc.

    his mission was to publish a book with many of the monestary's teachings and
    bring in a new order of things to society. this group at the monestary
    claims to be the source of all positive movements in culture and development
    of mankind. like positive watchers, if you will, but in the flesh.

    he claims to have called himself jon peniel prior to knowing anything about
    the edgar cayce prophesy. in many ways he does indeed look to fulfill
    certain things which were fortold but the confusing part is that he suffered
    a strage death last year. one of his elder monks said he just "stopped".
    whatever mission he had, his time simply seemed to run out.

    my experience with the group when meeting them you will want to take with a
    grain of salt. i found them to be kind on the surface but the longer and
    more i interacted with them the more they would degrade and insult aspects
    of my culture and beliefs and then simply insult and degrade me personally.
    perhaps they felt it was necessary for my growth and they were doing me a
    favor. i was starting to feel very manipulated and for certain was accused
    of things that were not true. they were not at all the kind, loving and
    harmless people they purported to be in the book. i found them to be
    presumptuous, arrogant and selfish. our relationship deteriorated to where
    we parted ways and my wife and i enjoyed maui as tourists and met other very
    exciting people who were far more spiritual, kind and loving than this
    outfit claiming to be the epitome of such.

    when i look back on it, i would have fared much better if i had constrained
    myself to asking questions and let them present their ideas in their own
    context. i'm pretty sure i just annoyed the hell out of them. out of
    insecurity i dominated the context for our conversations.

    my assessment of jon is either he truly is as magnificient as he claims to
    be and i am just too blind, folish or immature to appreciate it fully.
    (which i do seriously consider as a possibility.) or, at some point in his
    life he experienced some awfully intense drug trips, mystical experiences,
    et programming or something of the sort, and he has gone on with an agenda
    to a self-serving end. to my knowledge, nobody was ever "enlightened" via
    having him as a true teacher and he is now dead so nobody ever was or will
    be by him.

    i think someone ought to write a history of him because he would make an
    excellent study case on self-proclaimed "gurus", "messiahs", "saviors", etc.
    or whatever you want to call someone who claims to have all the answers and
    you only get back by submitting yourself entirely, 100% to their agenda. pay
    particular attention to his section in his book on programming. i believe he
    is a master programmer/brainwasher and i narrowly escaped with my life's
    order and family intact. who knows to what extent i would have been reeled
    in if i had caved to his pressures and manipulations.

    my position is, read the material with an open, yet discerning mind and
    heart. there is a lot of good information in there. jon has produced other
    materials that his organization continues to sell like music, health related
    products, other books, etc. i really hope he did mean well in all he did. i
    think it is possible, just according to his own terms. i was ready for no
    such thing.

    regards,
    jason wharton


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    Beverly Thompson Guest

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    dear asc2k friends:
    i would like to add that sometimes the "tingle" can be a sort of communication
    from spirit (which is a general term i use for higher self, guides, angels, et
    friends, etc). they are capable of sending energy which registers in our subtle
    bodies as a "tingle." i also get lots of "tweaks" which i call a little itch on
    the end of my nose. they like to do that especially when my hands are full and
    can't scratch my nose! they have a good sense of humor! ha!
    healing love,
    bev

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    mawk Guest

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    dear jason,

    thank-you for your wonderfully insightful views and also for sharing your
    "maui" experience (among others) with such naked honesty, i very much
    respect and appreciate that.

    you raise an interesting issue concerning the people who purported to be the
    students of the law of one. your experience reminds me of a similar
    experience where i met a melchizedek healer and we had a very strong
    meditation together (for me anyway) and in the meditation i got the image of
    the golden merkaba for the first time. later i found it was a significant
    aspect of their order. some others who also saw him also considered he
    initially was very good as a healer but later had doubts because as they put
    it, he didn't "walk the talk" or put another way he didn't practice what he
    preached.

    the point i am trying to get too is i doubt that anyone has managed to be
    100% service to others for a whole life time. if we are to take the bible
    literally, then even jc himself "lost it" with the money changes. while i
    can fully empathises with his actions, on another level i can see how the
    money changes provided the catalyst for many to seek greater meaning in
    their lives than just materialism. in a sense the money lenders are still
    doing the same today and while we generally focus on the sts aspect to their
    behaviour it may also result in changing people to a more altruistic (sto)
    approach to life. in a sense the buddhist idea of detachment, was for me, an
    interesting concept to contemplate when exploring moral dilemmas such as
    this.

    one idea that gives me great hope is that, if the notion of a "selfish gene"
    was all conquering, then our species would have been extinct long ago. some
    social survival aspect must kick in when sts behaviour becomes dominant and
    the system of the day fails its people. i sense we are approaching such a
    crossroad and personally look forward to the change while at the same time
    trying to appreciate the love in the moment (with limited success i might
    add).

    i think i might put this book into my reading list along with a revisit of
    the ra material for my summer reading. it may be interesting to compare the
    two as supposedly they would come from a similar source if genuine. thanks
    again jason.

    cheers,

    mawk


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    Philip Belanger Guest

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    to: mawk

    i am one of those people that have read and studied jon peniel book, the
    lost teachings of atlantis about the children of the law of one. his
    presentation of the teachings is done in a very effective manner but you
    have to read and re-read the book many times to receive the full effect.
    jon has now passed on and other monks and adepts continue the teachings. the
    book is well worth the effort to read and study for an;yone interested in
    david w. works and writings.

    philip belanger
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    David Wilcock Guest

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    group,

    for the record, since it has been coming up here and there recently, i
    do not in support the "jon peniel" material in any way, shape or form. i
    highly doubt that its writer is actually dead, just as i highly doubt
    that "shargung-la" ever existed to begin with, or was nkd by the
    chinese. this story of his "death" appears to be just another grotesque
    lie on top of so many others that he has told, guaranteeing him immunity
    from exposure.

    this is another clear example of a mixed contact. there will always be
    some degree of useful information within such sources and most people
    who have been taken in by them will fight practically to the death to
    support their beloved material. this is why i try to shy away from
    commenting on anything at all these days. i can win lifetime adversaries
    by simply disagreeing with some particular person's work.

    that said, i've already made public statements about this, so i will
    reiterate the basic points. remember, i've been in "the game" well
    before i ever put anything out online. the earliest incarnations of this
    "jon peniel" book were advertised extremely heavily on the art bell
    website while art was at the pinnacle of his career. it was a classic
    messiah-complex wording: "cayce predicted the return of jon peniel - now
    read his material that could save the world!" this is not an exact quote
    for those who quibble, but expresses the gist of it.

    here's the deal. there was a book by james hilton, very popular and
    totally fictional, called "paradise lost," if memory serves correctly.
    the idea of "shangri-la" was put forth in this book, and it was never
    truthful. obviously, changing a few letters around to "shargung-la"
    appears to give it some measure of credibility, until you realize that
    it is just a slight alteration of something that came from the mind of
    james hilton.

    the original book was only available in pdf form off the internet, and
    free chapters were available online. they were disastrously written -
    grammar and spelling so poor as to be pre-junior high school level.
    originally, the entire story of how the author got from america to tibet
    was written so appallingly poorly that i literally laughed out loud at
    how anyone could believe such nonsense.

    when you really travel to a foreign country involving multiple stops,
    you'd have all you could do to restrain yourself to a few core concepts
    like, "i got on a boat. it was a bad ride and i puked as i went across
    the atlantic. i got off the boat. i met a man with red hair and a red
    beard. he saw me and said "turkey?" i nodded my head. then he took me to
    turkey. then when i got there i met another man who took me to tibet.
    then when i got there i met this really cool guy and he directed me to
    the mystical land of shargung-la."

    granted, it was slightly more complicated than that, but not by much.
    the whole story of how he got to this land has been conveniently removed
    from later versions of the book, because he was eaten alive by skeptics
    over this story.

    the best part, though, was that when you went to the website, it linked
    you back to a list of "essential" products for spiritual growth, all of
    which were standard botanical essences and things you could buy in any
    health food store, only the minimum price on any of the items was about
    30 dollars.

    granted, i am trying to remember something i saw seven years ago, so it
    is probably not identical to what i actually saw. perhaps a few items
    were a little less than 30 dollars - perhaps there were a few scant
    details of the alleged trip to tibet that i am forgetting. however, the
    gist of it is there.

    so how do you tell a lie and get away with it? first, take everything
    your skeptics attack you for and modify, change or delete it. this was
    done. accept the help of people with spelling and grammar skills to make
    the book more professional. this was done. write in that the great city
    you discovered has been destroyed, so that you are the only one alive on
    earth who has partaken of this secret that will "save the world," and no
    one else can ever find it. then, fake your own death so you can have
    "devotees" come to your hideout in maui and hear everyone talk with
    reverence about what a great man you were while alive - all the while
    your identity is preserved.

    for my own intuitive discernment, it was always clear that this was a
    person who was not making very much money selling overpriced new age
    items and wanted to feel that he could make a valuable contribution. but
    instead of giving spiritual teaching in a form that was truthful and
    honest, he chose to concoct a story about being the incarnation of a
    prophetic figure, "jon peniel," given huge praises by the cayce
    readings, and then going further to discovering a miniature city that
    was a holdover of atlantis that never went away after the main island
    fell.

    again, this was never mentioned in the cayce readings, seth readings or
    law of one series, all of which were well before this book was written,
    but if it really did exist i am certain that something would have been
    said. the name of the alleged city was cribbed from a fiction story. the
    author did have a spiritual message to give, but he cloaked it in a
    fictional wall of lies, assigning himself messianic status and then
    conveniently making sure that the great city he discovered was
    destroyed, then obliterating his own identity thereafter, while
    continuing to profit from his fiction.

    the recent accounts that we heard about someone actually going to visit
    this cult in maui do not reflect badly on the person whatsoever - they
    show very clearly the negative aspects of this organization. in fact, i
    wouldn't be surprised if it was obvious in hindsight who the actual
    writer was, once you realize that he was lying about his own death to be
    "incognito". his name was never jon peniel to begin with so it wasn't
    that hard to do, when you really don't mind lying to make money - which
    he clearly does not.

    again, i hate to burst anyone's bubble, as this person did pour his
    heart into his book of spiritual fiction, but by presenting it as truth
    there is some major negative karma created, and it hurts people who read
    it and are sucked in by it. such hoaxes are a lot more common than most
    would like to believe, and they are done deliberately.

    the basic idea is that the person feels subconsciously that god has
    abandoned them. they want to be a part of all the neat new age stuff
    going on, but they doubt the veracity of speaking from the heart and
    speaking in truth. so, on some level they are totally aware that they
    are lying, but they feel that since we "create our own reality," the
    lies are going to enhance consciousness anyway and in turn have people
    create something that was real when before it was not. certain
    metaphysical names i shall not mention have used this tactic, and i have
    personally called them on the carpet about it.

    thankfully this material has never really gotten that popular, so the
    overall amount of damage is rather minimal. the confederation does
    permit this mixed information to be out there, as it offers the
    "opportunity for confusion," which is part of mirroring back to humanity
    its own shadow side.

    i guess that's all i have to say. i wish you all well and am very happy
    to report that just before writing this, i got my yamaha sw1000xg and
    dsp2416 sound cards to install in the new l/l research computer, which i
    have named "lovelightpower." it's got a 2.4ghz pentium 4 with 800mhz fsb
    and hyper-threading, 512mb overclocking pc3700 ram, a geforce 440 16x
    agp video card with 128mb ram, and a sony dvd &#43;/-rw burner at 4x speed.

    we needed to get the best that we could so that we could easily produce
    and distribute dvds, and this fits that bill. now all we have to do ( !
    ) is shoot the dvd, compose the music (on my keyboards,) design the
    jacket art and then start distributing them. carla rueckert and don
    elkins made a rare one-time appearance on national television in 1978,
    and we will be releasing the complete footage of that amazing program
    along with interviews and commentary from the present day. that will be
    our first dvd product. later on, i'll have a convergence series of dvds
    that will give a comprehensive, easy-to-understand summary of the
    material in the series, laying out the case for ascension.

    i'm keeping my fingers crossed, as it appears that the last remaining
    hardware configuration hurdle for getting this computer worked into the
    studio has been crossed. so hopefully, by the beginning of next year
    we'll be fully up and running with dvds - as everyone likes to have a
    video that they can show to others who may not be inclined to surf a
    website or read a book. personally, i'm very excited about this... by
    keeping all aspects of production and distribution in-house, we will
    also have a source for raising funds that will in turn allow us to
    conduct seminars around the country.

    peace be with you -

    - david


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