Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Can you hear the bells a-ringing?

I was wandering around the web and found this video on youtube.  I have said to a lot of people that I have an intelligent ringing in my ears.  This guy pretty much explains what it is.  It's actually nothing new to me.

Whether it is alien or spirits, the problem I find is reaching a connection in my conscious physical state.  Maybe if I watch more of his videos, I'll find out what he means by "meditation".  I know there are as many ways to meditate as there are leaves on the tree.  

It gives me something to think about. I thought I would share.
 

Friday, March 8, 2013

Does the universe have a programming glitch?

Recently, it was determined that 1) the so called "junk dna" is actually not junk but some kind of programmed code.  It is so mind bogglingly bizarre to find, that when athiests look at the data the conclusion is somewhat indicative of intelligent design.  2) It was also recently determined that the universe is not as tangible as we believe.  Instead it is a hologram.  By observing certain particles and how they interact in the universe, the conclusion is that we live in an elaborate hologram.

Of course if you saw the movie "what the bleep..." you already knew about the hologram bit.

So the issue at hand is that it appears that everything we are and everything we experience is all part of some kind of programmed matrix.

Yeah, who didn't see the matrix.

I think I have stumbled onto a programming glitch however that can be manipulated and experienced by those with the resources and abilities to access it.

The issue has to do with reflection.  Not introspective analysis, mind you, but reflective surfaces and the images they present.  It also has to do with the paranormal.

Mirrors have been used for paranormal means for centuries.  The oracles of delphi and nostradamus are two that used mirrors for what they did.  Today, there's things like the scrying, devil's toybox and the psychomanteum, which are based off of old ideas of using reflection to access the intangible and unseen.

I postulate that these techniques weren't really supposed to work the way they do, and it is a result of programming error that these reflections are producing the results that they are.

The issue about programming has to do with a technique called recursive calls.  In this case, the reflection is a recursive call to invert an image and play it back.  That should be easy, but as most programmers will know, that the more nested a recursive call is, the more likely it is to produce unpredictable results.

So take the situation of two mirrors that face opposite each other and you are standing in the middle.  What happens?  Well there's the reflection back and forth, but as it gets more and more the image appears darker.  Maybe this is a degradation of the image as a result of the mirror, but it also suggests that there is a signal issue inherent in the reflective interface.

The psychomanteum as well as "black mirrors" totally takes advantage of this defect and it breaks something.  The break is in the "veil" that separates the spirits from the actual physical world. 

In black mirrors it creates a situation where images and faces appear and may refer to past or future events.

The psychomanteum goes one step further in it's null field reflection as you stare into the inky nothingness.  The success rate as noted by Dr. Raymond Moody is staggering.  What's reported from the psychomanteum is basically a complete removal of the veil and people reporting full interactions with a deceased person.  Sometimes this interaction appears days after the use of the psychomanteum.

Yeah, that sounds like something is broken.

So the latest device is something called the Illuminator or VRIC imaging.  I won't try to explain it.  Just go here:  http://www.supercoherence7thsense.com/vric-imaging to see what that's about.  It was also discussed on the March 1st episode of "Whitley Streiber's Dreamland".

In looking at that, it seems like the glitch is a bit more definable and is a combination of light and reflection.

It's also got to be a glitch.  I don't know how else to explain why those things work, except it looks like an exploit of bad programming code.  As a programmer, I know bad code.  It's half of what I do.  I can tell you as a programmer, this looks like bad code.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Reiki is demon possession?

I just read on wikipedia that reiki is a form of demon possession.

Let me just say that it's a load of crap by an institution that would rather you go to the church for all of your problems.

How can I say this?  It's a story how I stumbled upon reiki.

You see as a over 40 year old man, I was a "born again" Christian all the way back to when I was somewhere around 5 years old.  I was raised in a very conservative protestant house where this kind of stuff is just not talked about.  I didn't know.  This stuff just did not exist in my world.

So in my latter teenage years when I was dealing with my warm hands (which have ALWAYS been unusually warm), I learned that this is typical of someone who manipulates healing (a.k.a. Reiki) energy.  I looked into it to see if there was something that I had or the information I was missing regarding it.

Honestly, there isn't that much that I didn't already know or could be able to do.

Now, I ask you why would a Christian have this energy coming from their hands if they never went through any kind of reiki initiation/ attunement?

I will tell you why, it's because it's not a demonic thing that is the source of the energy.  It comes from God!

One of the things they teach you in reiki training is something called the byosen scan.  I was doing this years before even knowing about reiki.  I never read about it, all I know is that when I finally took a class, I went "oh, is that what it's called, I didn't know".

SO, HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE???

Maybe the demons have been keeping you away from God, did you ever consider that?  Maybe these accusers should quit their bible pounding and start Christian living.

What do you think would happen when you get closer and closer to God?!?

Let me point something out.  When it comes to living like a Christian, you gotta start loving other people... all the time.  You gotta show that you are truly happy and at peace... all the time.  You gotta live like the words of the bible are just a part of you and not just a memory thing... all the time.  Paul talks about fruits of the spirit and honestly, I see "Christians" who are lousy at those things.

Demons suck.  I don't like them.  They are the sticky tar on the shoe of someone who is just trying to walk. This whole idea that reiki is the same thing as demon possession is a "sticky tar on the shoe" kind of item.

So after taking all of the reiki and doing all of the ghost and paranormal stuff, I am still in the same place.  I still believe in Jesus Christ.  I try to live as if he was living in me.  If there's any possession going on, it's Jesus in me.  I would not do what I do if this was not the case.

Monday, November 26, 2012

The scientific fetal position.

I find that at times in your life that God is trying to tell you something that a theme comes up over and over in many different areas of your life. These things just eat away at you leaving you in a place that the only way you can appear is if your are rolled up in the fetal position, because it is pervasive and intrusive at all sides.

It's science.  What is science?  What is scientific?  How do we allow things to enter the mainframe of the scientific landscape when science is ignored.

The whole problem came about as a result of a lawsuit out of Italy.  In the lawsuit, a man claimed that his company required him to be on the phone a lot.  Way more than you, me and our families combined.  He sued the cell phone company for a product that caused him to get brain cancer.

He won.http://news.yahoo.com/italy-court-ruling-links-mobile-phone-tumor-151756598.html

With science, you have to deal with facts.  The fact here is that there's something that we don't know about cell phones.  Specifically, how dangerous they are and why.

So do the research.  That's what I did.  I looked and compared the cell phone to the human brain (hello tumor!).  It turns out there's a direct correlation to brainwaves and the radio waves emitted by cell phones!

This is bad that on a scale of 1 to 10 where 1 is a teddy bear and 10 is holding a gun to your head, this is really close to a 10. 

But the problem doesn't end there, you start looking at what's being put into the water supply and how the body reacts depending on the chemical. 

Take this for example.  Fluoride may make teeth whiter, but it also causes more cavities.  Chlorine turns animal fats into a gel like substance in the blood stream and causes arthrosclerosis.

Now maybe I am getting the information wrong and that really isn't what happens, but we have these huge problems with health and obesity in america where less than 100 years ago the exact opposite problem was the norm. 

So we get bombarded by people who think they have the solution and they have part of it, but not all of it.  My wife was reading a "wellness" book and it had recipes for healthy vegetarian options in the back.  Yes, they were vegetarian, but they were replacement recipes for meat oriented dishes.  Here's the problem with any kind of substitute: chemical manipulation.  We have a small idea what happens when you add a small seemingly innocuous chemical to something.  It's like MSG.  The stuff is supposed to make things taste better, and maybe it does.  The problem with MSG is that most people can't process the stuff internally.  It's a substance that takes meat that's rotten and makes it palatable.  That was the original intent.

Now would you eat rotten meat without MSG?  What is the benefit? 

Before you run away from that, did you know that all meats (excluding fish) have to be aged (slightly rotten)?  Most meats you get in the grocery are "wet" aged.  You can't eat meat straight off the cow's hind end, you would literally spit it out because of how disgusting it tastes.  Occasionally you will see "dry" aged meat, and that's a specialty technique usually reserved for restaurants.

I might be getting off track, but when we talk about meat substitutes, we are either talking about beans with some kind of starch binder or tofu.

Starch and all carbohydrates are basically what the body uses as fuel storage to do what it needs to do every day.  When you overload on those things, you tend to put on fat.  Alternatively, failure to use the body in an active manner will do the same.

Tofu falls into a category of food I call, "we don't know why we eat that".  Soybeans are the main culprit here, but things like high fructose corn syrup and canola oil are in the same boat.  Do your research and prepare to throw out 90% of the food in your house.

Soybeans is not a new item, because it's been a staple of chinese and japanese food products for many years.  Except, the chinese know something about soy we tend to ignore.  It's that soy is not good for the body unless it is fermented first.  Unfermented soy actually can cause the thyroid to not function correctly.  Why do we know this?  In the 1920's or around that time, we didn't have soy in the public diet.  We also had to irradiate over active thyroids, because they were too active.  Now, we have the opposite in underactive thyroids.


The pattern of the modern day food affecting the health of America has even prompted food diets like the
paleo diet.  A diet suggesting a return to a less processed form of food consumption.

This is at the heart of what science is.  We have to take theories, test them and objectively tell whether the result is good or bad.

We don't do that anymore, however.

This is much more prevalent in the Paranormal/Ghost Hunting field.  It's rampant and shameless as to the pervasiveness of a field that should be ever so skeptical about allowing new devices to permeate into the field.

The most pervasive of which is the cell phone.

The aspects of the cell phone fall into 3 categories:
Photography,
Videography and
ITC (instrumental trans-communication)

When it comes to photography, the cell phone uses technology that allows for a tiny little camera to be placed into the device.  This means that the quality is lower and the possibility for error is increased.  When it comes to scientific data gathering, the highest quality instrument should be the one used.  Tiny cameras aren't exactly quality.

Which brings us to videography.  Cell phones aren't able to be mounted on tripods, not without setting up some kind of bracket.  Cell phones don't record in night vision either.  Why we are allowing people to produce some kind of "blair witch project" style video should be decried as unacceptable.  But people are doing it.  They're posting the videos online in order to prop themselves up in their tremendous scientific finds.

But it's kind of like seeing a picture with orbs and saying, "you know what, most orbs are dust".  So why should you look at a shaky camera video?

Maybe it has to do with the ghost hunting shows.  I know it cost a little bit more money to put a camera on a shock proof rig, but when evidence is more often captured by tripod mounted DVR cameras, maybe we should take note.  If the camera's moving, we can't tell if it's evidence or not, nor should we.

Finally it gets down to ITC.  I know there's a lot of people that use it and I am pretty sure that NONE of them know how the thing works to do what it is doing.

There's the ghost meters.  A cell phone version of the ovilus device, which is supposed to turn environmental readings into words that translate into the actual words being said by a spirit.  Not many people know what combination of settings will respond into words.  If they did, they would be able to record those settings separately and come up with the same or similar conclusion.  How do spirits know exactly what word will be presented by the device?  How come this doesn't work with people in general?  How do we know it's not? 
 
There are other applications coming out for phones that claim to perform ITC functions.  In order to allow any kind of device or application to be allowed into the scientific field, it needs to have a scientific paper that explains how, why, and the results of the experimental testing.

 And what about that radiation deal with the Italian lawsuit?  Is nobody taking this into account?  Have you put your cell phone next to your EMF meter?  KII?  (I use the KII Mel meter, because the response time of the KII may show a fluctuation of energy and is an indicator of a burst of energy.  If anything it's an alert light to be aware of the environment.)

When it comes to ITC in general, all devices that claim some sort of ITC will have the same problem. That is: Where are the scientific papers that explains why it works?  I will tell you where it is: NOWHERE.  Nobody's done the scientific research explaining why it works.

The spirit box is a perfect example of ITC which isn't scientifically explained.  The idea is that it is a radio that sweeps quickly through stations trying to pick up a signal and play that back as audio.

Why does it work?  OR is it working?  Maybe it's just picking up random radio stations?  The "shack hack" version of this is tremendously bad at the radio stations because it is just all over the place.

The explanations are then imposed on the device.  "They are attaching to the white noise."  "They interact with the amplifier."  "They bypass the antenna."

Perhaps the obvious questions are just not being asked.  Which explanation is correct and why all of the different components to the radio in order to get these "spirit voices"?

I don't want to be the skeptic here, but that's what I turn into when it comes to these things.  In the comic Hellblazer 19, John Constantine explained it perfectly when he said "I'm an occultist--I like to know what's going on behind the scenes."

When it comes to the paranormal field, in some way we all need to be the occultists.  If we are not then we're just adventure seekers looking for the next thing since the bungee jump.  We need to look at the world as a whole and understand why things work the way they do, and not because someone says that "it just is."

I feel that's the point that I need to come out from my fetal position and carry my constant banner of virtue and integrity when I say "DEMAND BETTER".

I not only demand that out of the people in the spotlight, but the people that aren't in it as well.  We shouldn't accept mediocrity or lack of scientific analysis for the sake of the paranormal.

And for everyone's sake, release your scientific papers!!!  Provide the scientific evidence that says the theory behind the device, what evidence you show that it does what you say it does, and allow other people the chance to peer review and replicate your findings!

That is, unless you're spineless cowards who don't know what you're doing and just trying to scam people.  If I have to be the thorn in the side of these people, then that's going to have to happen.  I just don't see any other way to put science into the field of the paranormal at this point, if we place science aside while allowing these things to enter the field.

Monday, November 12, 2012

Invitation vs Invocation

There are two ways of initiating a communication with spirits.  While they spell just slightly different, they are the difference between the paranormal being safe and the paranormal being dangerous.

Invitation is the open and outright statement to open connection between you and a spirit. While this sounds simple and unassuming, the invitation is the open door that causes possession.

For that reason it is important to use invocation.  An invocation is a statement that the a previous agreement is in effect and you are requesting that the agreement is honored.

So how do you work that into a paranormal investigation?

The main problem is in determining right and authority.    In any property investigation, the rights upon the land are determined by the land owners.  However, if you are on public property these rights are no longer in place.  For that reason you would be only able to acquire a invocation to speak with spirit from private property.

Now in cases of occult activity, the permissions no longer apply to the current land owners.  This is because the entity was more often than not placed into the location and the invocation abilities are specific.

Never ask for an invitation or invocation for spirits to speak on a public property.  To do so is asking for problems, unless you're there with an exorcist, then ask that person, they probably know better than most.

How do you establish an invocation agreement?  It has to be done by an "approval to communicate to the spirits at the location by the property owners".  This could be a verbal communication, but it is also possible that it could just as easily be done through an approval form.

Now by doing this, the approval does not come from the spirits themselves.  It's so important, because the spirit will have no right to you in the possibility of possession or influence.

In Malachi Martin's book about demonology "Hostage to the Devil", he talks about 'Perfect Possession'.  In those cases, possession is ALWAYS a result of inviting the malevolent spirit.

If you've ever read up on demons and exorcism, then you would have to notice that in every exorcism case that it comes down to a revoke or rebuke of the spirit within the body.  Revocation works best when you didn't do an invitation to begin with.

It's just something to think about.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Perspective consciousness and the programmed.

I am reading a book where it talks about programming and brainwashing and it was talking about how everyone has been programmed.  I thought that was a rather odd statement, but when it went on to detail what the programming is, it became rather clear about how we're all programmed to think in a certain way.
 

The way we are programmed is to be focused on our own person.  We focus on our safety, our sports teams, our lifestyle, our religion and even our families and friends among many other things.

Now there's nothing really wrong with that, but the problem is that if that's our only focus, we're really not seeing the global problems that trickle down to our lives.  In order to see these things, you have to move from the self to a greater existence.  In other words, your thinking must go from "I" to "we", from "we" to "us" and from "us" to "all".

We are kept in those lower perspectives, pulling from "us" until it's just "I".  That thinking is everywhere and is all over your tv, but if you're not looking for that, you'll never see it. 

Now the quantum world has this concept that was previously talked about here, called quantum entanglement.  Or as Einstein put it: spooky action at a distance.  This little concept is the nuclear bomb of perception shifts.  Knowing the results of quantum entanglement shows that there's no such thing as the self, as all things are mysteriously and miraculously interconnected.  (See the movie "I Am" as quantum entanglement is explained perfectly)

The post about the double slit experiment also comes into play, because it talks about passive observation versus active observation.  In the programming, individuals are in a passive state.  Shifting from the programming requires a movement from passive to the active state in order to identify the programming.

Active state observation is another name for critical analysis.  This is one of those aspects that the education system fails to work on.  A fully functional student with critical analysis is one that provides ideas and logical arguments that help better explain why one thing is true while another is false.

It can't be said that things happening all around the world don't factor into our existence.  It's known the entanglement exists, so those entanglements will affect everyone whether things are good OR bad.  Individuals who are programmed would not see these attachments, and as a result be unable to be affected by the seemingly unrelated events.  However the truth is that the individuals are affected and as a result are numbed to their effects by the programming.

Break the programming, look at the world as just one thing, then think of the solar system as one, think of the galaxy as one, and then see the universe as one... and then keep going.  Seriously, keep going!

Religions have been teaching us to look at each other as part of the entanglement, but the institution of religion has built in a program that takes you away from the connections.  This is an argument for another day, but look at your own faith through the critical eyes of analysis to see that the universal message is there, but it's appealing to a self-focused existence.  You can't connect to your source (whatever you want to call it, most call it God) through your self.  You must view the entire existence as if you were the source.

I am not asking you to become source, I am only asking you join with the source.  See everything from the perspective of source.

Source might not be the best word here, but there's not one word that is going to explain it quite right.

Friday, June 1, 2012

Do ghosts hang out at cemeteries or not?

Depends on who you ask.

One claim is that ghosts in cemeteries are not possible because nobody has actually died at a cemetery or lived at a cemetery.  Valid point.

The other claim is that the spirit is attracted to its respective physical body.  This is of course, valid as well.

So when one cemetery like Bachelor's Grove in Midlothian IL is labeled the most haunted cemetery, is it because of the connection the spirit has to the physical?

Or how can you explain it away after saying ghosts don't hang out at cemeteries?

Truth is you can't, or at least you shouldn't.  Unless you've been there and can prove scientifically without any question, you can't prove either statement to be true.  Or alternatively, you'll find that in a double blind case study that both conclusions are true.

This is a rather convoluted dichotomy when it comes to paranormal investigation.  It really depends on which argument you're taking.  Skeptic's aren't likely to prove ghosts exist while at the same time, ghost hunters aren't willing to stop and say ghosts don't exist.

The real problem with it all, is that ghosts and cemeteries are an impossible paradox of belief and science that neither comes to a definitive conclusion.  In theory all locations are haunted by spirits and ghosts really don't exist.

The way to look at this, which is what I am doing with my team, is to treat it as a simple harmless fun outing.  We go to a cemetery, we check it out.  We try out our little gadgety things and see if anything happens.

Did we find anything?  Doesn't matter! 

Did we have fun?  Ah, now we're getting somewhere! 

Did we make any friends?  I would like to hope so!  This is what I think the main reason why anyone should ghost hunt a cemetery should be about.

These are public locations.  We treat them with respect and they become a fabulous place to visit and hey, maybe there is a spirit there.  A spirit of joy and friendship!

disclaimer:  My group (zero point quantum paranormal) does not charge anyone for going to any of our outings.  If we do have a charge it is that those items will be stated clearly as a part of signing up (and is usually someone else that is actually getting paid).  Besides, who charges for going to a free public place anyway?