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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 9th, 2006, 8:58 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:^ I think either Buddhism or Islam is more than "neo-Paganism" or anyu of those cults, I mean, that's why they're cults - from occult - as in small group and secretive

In fact I never met a neo-pagan or any of those types of people in my life, at least that I know of


Buddhism was actually a reaction against Hinduism. Today, you see the one world religion new agers liken Buddha as the "refiner of Hinduism."

So let's talk about Hinduism since that came first. Currently the largest missionary organization in the world is not Christian: it is India's Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP). A speaker at their "World Congress on Hinduism" declared "Our mission in the West has been crowned with fantastic success. Hinduism is becoming the dominant world religion and the ened of Christianity has come near."

By law no Christian missionary activity is allowed among Hindus in India, but Hindus aggressively evangelize the West and with great success. India banned foreign missionaries shortly after gaining independence. All the while their missionaries travel the globe converting millions to Hinduism and Buddhism while protesting their tolerance for all religions and denying the religious nature of their mission. They are liars.

Yoga is a sanskrit word meaning "yoke," and its aim is to yoke with the Hindu concept of God through self-realization: to achieve the enlighenment of realizing that atman (the individual soul) is identical with Brahman (the universal soul). In other words that you are God. Yet yoga instructors solemnly swear that yoga has nothing to do with religion when, in fact, it is the very heart of Hinduism. In other words, they lie for gain.

The magnitude of this deceipt is comparable to the Pope claiming that instead of heading a church, he represents a group of non religious scientists.

That yoga is Hinduism is denied by the Hindu missionaries; however, yoga was introduced by Lord Krishna in teh Baghavad Gita as the sure way to Hindu Heaven. Shiva (one of the most feared of the millions of Hindu deities) is adressed as Yogeshwara or Lord of Yoga. Make no mistakes, Hindus regard Patanjali as one of their greatest religious leaders.

Hatha Yoga, the physical yoga you find at your local health club, is alleged to be devoid of the mysticism found in other forms. Not so. Yoga is yoga and all of the positions and breathing exercises are specifically designed for yoking with Brahman, the universal All of Hinduism.

I could go on and on and on presenting historical scholarly truth regarding Hindusim and Buddhism but the message is already starting to become clear hopefully.

Incorporate stretching exercises, proper breathing, and relaxation. You don't need yoga.
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Postby UmanH-ay » April 9th, 2006, 9:12 pm

^^good post old shattered, nice one
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 9th, 2006, 9:40 pm

Thanks. People need to know.

Hindu missionaries claim that Hinduism embraces all faiths but what they leave out is the reality they are absorbed into Hinduism by the "embrace that smothers." Whatever the Hindu seems to accept loses its form identity and is recast in a Hindu mold. Hinduism is quite willing to embrace Christ. With 330 million gods adding one more changes nothing to them.

And unless authentic Christians clearly distinguish Christ from all those Hindu avatars and present Him as God, by the virgin birth, as the "only way, truth, and the light" there would be multitudes of spurious coversions.

See Hindus who accept Christ, without understanding or knowing the Christ of the Bible, accept just another one of many gods and end destroying the reality of the Jesus of the Bible creating their own pseudo-Christ. Designin their own Mcgods they make up whatever they want. Just like many Americans now do today and it is self deluding. I predict these delusions will soon be fed by increasing deception as a result of attention paid to unscholarly poorly done fiction such as Davinci Code type releases and unscholarly attention paid to ancient works of fiction such as "The Gospel of Judas" which National Geographic recently made a big deal of though its been around for 19 years and already dismissed by scholar.
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Postby good ol watts » April 12th, 2006, 12:45 am

think this fool "good ol' "watts" from valleijo got banned again... Laughing
watch this nigga come back with a different name........again lol


u always comin out the woodwork when u think i'm gone like a lil scared ass bitch, they say when the dogs away the cats will play, i aint gon nowhere deuce deuce throwaway, so tuc yo tail cac in cetween yo legs like the lil shaggy ass mutt that u is hoe :lol:
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Postby UmanH-ay » April 12th, 2006, 1:44 am

good ol watts wrote:
think this fool "good ol' "watts" from valleijo got banned again... Laughing
watch this nigga come back with a different name........again lol


u always comin out the woodwork when u think i'm gone like a lil scared ass bitch, they say when the dogs away the cats will play, i aint gon nowhere deuce deuce throwaway, so tuc yo tail cac in cetween yo legs like the lil shaggy ass mutt that u is hoe :lol:


OH HES BACK! lol, c'mon fool we know you aint from watts
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 12th, 2006, 11:02 am

Old Shatterhand wrote:
EVN - I'm just me... wrote:^ I think either Buddhism or Islam is more than "neo-Paganism" or anyu of those cults, I mean, that's why they're cults - from occult - as in small group and secretive

In fact I never met a neo-pagan or any of those types of people in my life, at least that I know of


Buddhism was actually a reaction against Hinduism. Today, you see the one world religion new agers liken Buddha as the "refiner of Hinduism."


Ya I know... Siddartha came up with Buddhism when he saw how religious Hindus still suffered (this was his first attempt to solve suffering, trying out HInduism) It was after that he sat under the tree and meditated on suffering, atheistically.

There is a famous Chinese "fairy tale" called "The Journey West" but I think it started as making fun of Hinduism, since the "creatures" in the book are really Hindu gods and they are forced to submit to Buddhists.

I hate how people link meditation and other physical/mental things with these religions, any religion had meditation and physical stretchers are just that, physical.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 12th, 2006, 12:04 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:I hate how people link meditation and other physical/mental things with these religions, any religion had meditation and physical stretchers are just that, physical.


I hear you on one level. If you open a good stretching exercise book (take "Stretching & Flexibility" by Kit Laughlin for example) you will find some of those exercises in there. Fine.

But often the class is led by someone into the religious aspects of it and they seek to integrate the false belief system they have adopted in a low key way into the class. I've seen it over and over again.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 12th, 2006, 1:20 pm

^ I had to filter out the bs in some of my MA classes before.. they try to mix in their religious ideas with it, hated that.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 12th, 2006, 1:35 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:^ I had to filter out the bs in some of my MA classes before.. they try to mix in their religious ideas with it, hated that.


The stories I could tell you about that! Lol... crazy stuff. Psycho even.
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Postby perongregory » April 12th, 2006, 1:38 pm

Since people view being religious as being spiritual, and the practice of Martial Arts is very spiritual, it's hard to seperate the two.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 12th, 2006, 1:57 pm

perongregory wrote:Since people view being religious as being spiritual, and the practice of Martial Arts is very spiritual, it's hard to seperate the two.


Actually the practice of MA does not have to be "very spiritual." Boxing, wrestling, fencing, etc.. etc.. etc.. are all martial arts that do not incorporate Eastern false belief systems. Furthermore, Eastern martial arts are taught today by some Christians who have edited out the false belief systems and their students fight just as well. Further still, some originally eastern based martial arts have evolved and do not have any of the original false belief system remaining in them that were inherent in the original system (e.g. Brazilian jiu-jitsu for example).
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Postby perongregory » April 12th, 2006, 1:59 pm

Thats true. I wasn't thinking of Western martial arts though.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 12th, 2006, 2:15 pm

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perongregory wrote:Since people view being religious as being spiritual, and the practice of Martial Arts is very spiritual, it's hard to seperate the two.


Actually the practice of MA does not have to be "very spiritual." Boxing, wrestling, fencing, etc.. etc.. etc.. are all martial arts that do not incorporate Eastern false belief systems. Furthermore, Eastern martial arts are taught today by some Christians who have edited out the false belief systems and their students fight just as well. Further still, some originally eastern based martial arts have evolved and do not have any of the original false belief system remaining in them that were inherent in the original system (e.g. Brazilian jiu-jitsu for example).


I am fortunate to have a great Aikido master who does not impose any religion in the class.

The thing is a lot of spritiuality was mixed into old MA because in the days that many MA were created, nearly everything with power or knowledge was attributed to something religious/spiritual.

Jodo, and in fact the jo itself was attributed to some god who taught the founder the way to "divine" the bo and thus have quicker techniques to fight against swords. :?: :?: :?:

All of which sounds crazy and is at the very least uneccessary to learn how to fight with a stick.

Chi and Ki I attribute more to concentration and hormones than any "spirit energy" although it can also be attributed to strong will power rather than some mystical fluid.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 12th, 2006, 2:26 pm

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perongregory wrote:Since people view being religious as being spiritual, and the practice of Martial Arts is very spiritual, it's hard to seperate the two.


Actually the practice of MA does not have to be "very spiritual." Boxing, wrestling, fencing, etc.. etc.. etc.. are all martial arts that do not incorporate Eastern false belief systems. Furthermore, Eastern martial arts are taught today by some Christians who have edited out the false belief systems and their students fight just as well. Further still, some originally eastern based martial arts have evolved and do not have any of the original false belief system remaining in them that were inherent in the original system (e.g. Brazilian jiu-jitsu for example).


I am fortunate to have a great Aikido master who does not impose any religion in the class.

The thing is a lot of spritiuality was mixed into old MA because in the days that many MA were created, nearly everything with power or knowledge was attributed to something religious/spiritual.

Jodo, and in fact the jo itself was attributed to some god who taught the founder the way to "divine" the bo and thus have quicker techniques to fight against swords. :?: :?: :?:

All of which sounds crazy and is at the very least uneccessary to learn how to fight with a stick.

Chi and Ki I attribute more to concentration and hormones than any "spirit energy" although it can also be attributed to strong will power rather than some mystical fluid.


In the ancient Chinese texts written by generals such as Sun Tzu and Sun Pin, Chi ALWAYS means the fighting spirit of the troops.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 12th, 2006, 3:55 pm

^ And I couldn't agree more that that is how to apply it. From experience even, this is the best understanding.

But the chi and ki of today's MA are being retrofitted to ancient beliefs. In China the word chi by itself came from a shaman tradition, connected with water and spirits...

I asked a pastor at my church (Korean) what he thought about ki, he actually didn't have too much of an opinion on it, he did say it's possible we lost some ability since in emergencies humans are much stronger and since we used to live much longer but other than that it's just whatever.
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Postby perongregory » April 12th, 2006, 4:01 pm

Why can't chi just be total control of our spirit, which then lends us total control of our mind and body. Just think if you could use more than the 10% or whatever percentage we use of our brain, we could possibly do all that magical shit ancient Chinese and Japanese believed in.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 12th, 2006, 6:37 pm

Definitely has to do with conscious control, awareness, and unity of mind/body

I don't know if this happened to anyone on these boards but since some of you are banging maybe this happened... when something crazy/life-threatening suddenly comes at you (punch, knife, whatever) and everything suddenly comes into focus... it's like everything slows down. Not on some Matrix stuff, but like about half speed, and total clarity, not clutter of thoughts, everything is just straight...
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 12th, 2006, 7:14 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:Definitely has to do with conscious control, awareness, and unity of mind/body

I don't know if this happened to anyone on these boards but since some of you are banging maybe this happened... when something crazy/life-threatening suddenly comes at you (punch, knife, whatever) and everything suddenly comes into focus... it's like everything slows down. Not on some Matrix stuff, but like about half speed, and total clarity, not clutter of thoughts, everything is just straight...


Normally, that's your endocrine system doing its job. Same reason why you can react in a split second to hit the brake if an emergency appears in front of you for example. You want to control that if you can manage it and that really comes through experience and training.

That said, I think there is a valid argument for transcendence. Christianity certainly does teach a man's spirit/soul resides in his body and leaves it at his death. Once, in the ninth grade, I challenged two older kids to fight that were disrespecting me as they passed by the high school I attended. They obliged. As they collided into me (they rushed me) I actually had an out of body experience. I felt exhilaration like I had never felt before. Time slowed to a crawl and I was at total peace about 100 feet above the scene looking down. I returned to my body, fought but lost that day.

Now these experiences are common (people in the surgery room for example floating above the operation, near death, etc...) and I've seen some very scientific discussions about out-of-body experiences being strictly naturalistic in origin.

In my opinion, based on my studies, they are not all the same. Those that occur as a result of heavy associations with the occult and/or drugs are very different than an authentic Christian reporting hovering above their body in the operating room which are very different than most near death experiences (which aren't actual death experiences and that is important to note in determining what is really happening there) which happen to non-Christians which are very different than...

They aren't all equal and I believe the very real differences show different causes.

However, that said we have to be very careful taking the stance that OOBEs are all the same. I don't believe that. Those into the occult can have them directly as a result of that association. And these are different than the near death or trauma induced ones I have studied.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 13th, 2006, 2:39 am

About out of body expereiences, i think it's just a brain thing. They proved that they can be re-created with machinery - it's a side affect of not enough blood/oxygen going to the brain. I've been watching more of this stuff on Nation Geographic and Discovery, Discovery just had a good program on Near Death stuff, and the conclusion was basically it was just a brain hallucination from lack of oxygen so it starts spazzing out basically.

Astral Projection....... I don't have any experience in that so i don't know... how did it feel? lol the closest thing to that I had was in a dream being taken up and that was because I was reading those "Left Behind" books and fell asleep reading it lolol

But the "slow down" thing I don't think was connect with the out of body thing, I was definitely one with my body at the time.
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Postby perongregory » April 13th, 2006, 6:24 am

I've had both. They are def. not the same.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 13th, 2006, 11:07 am

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:About out of body expereiences, i think it's just a brain thing. They proved that they can be re-created with machinery - it's a side affect of not enough blood/oxygen going to the brain. I've been watching more of this stuff on Nation Geographic and Discovery, Discovery just had a good program on Near Death stuff, and the conclusion was basically it was just a brain hallucination from lack of oxygen so it starts spazzing out basically.

Astral Projection....... I don't have any experience in that so i don't know... how did it feel? lol the closest thing to that I had was in a dream being taken up and that was because I was reading those "Left Behind" books and fell asleep reading it lolol

But the "slow down" thing I don't think was connect with the out of body thing, I was definitely one with my body at the time.


First, the National Geographic is NOT scholarly. It is a biased pantheist evolutionist rag. I have taken apart those articles showing how they are riddled with bias and error using authentic scholarly materials written by real experts in their fields.

Second, I'm saying that many of they are biological in origin but not all.

Third, astro travel can be either drug induced (biological in origin) or occult induced (spiritual in origin). The ancient Chinese monks use to practice astro travel to gain information on their enemies. I liken it much closer to the occult practice of rear viewing which certainly is NOT biological in origin.
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 13th, 2006, 2:32 pm

perongregory wrote:I've had both. They are def. not the same.


Yup, I don't see how they could be the same

Can you describe the astral projection, how it felt? I wondered about it after I had a dream that I was floating out of my body (it was purely a dream though I fell asleep reading a book on it lol)
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Postby MiChuhSuh » April 13th, 2006, 2:37 pm

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EVN - I'm just me... wrote:About out of body expereiences, i think it's just a brain thing. They proved that they can be re-created with machinery - it's a side affect of not enough blood/oxygen going to the brain. I've been watching more of this stuff on Nation Geographic and Discovery, Discovery just had a good program on Near Death stuff, and the conclusion was basically it was just a brain hallucination from lack of oxygen so it starts spazzing out basically.

Astral Projection....... I don't have any experience in that so i don't know... how did it feel? lol the closest thing to that I had was in a dream being taken up and that was because I was reading those "Left Behind" books and fell asleep reading it lolol

But the "slow down" thing I don't think was connect with the out of body thing, I was definitely one with my body at the time.


First, the National Geographic is NOT scholarly. It is a biased pantheist evolutionist rag. I have taken apart those articles showing how they are riddled with bias and error using authentic scholarly materials written by real experts in their fields.

Second, I'm saying that many of they are biological in origin but not all.

Third, astro travel can be either drug induced (biological in origin) or occult induced (spiritual in origin). The ancient Chinese monks use to practice astro travel to gain information on their enemies. I liken it much closer to the occult practice of rear viewing which certainly is NOT biological in origin.


About using it to spy..... it's kinda rare. I think the method most can use is the more "mathematical" methods like remote viewing, which the CIA said was unproven but I think it worked in some people.

Not every biological one has to be drug induced, stuff happens randomly to a lot of people usually under stress or something, and especially in near-death. In fact, the one you said you experienced was neither drugs or occult, it was before a big fight right?

For the "occult version," I think it depends on "how" you do it. If all you do is concentrate then I don't think that's occult (even thought it's hard to do it like that)... but if you start calling on stuff and weird things like that, try to develop "powers" then it becomes occult
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Postby good ol watts » April 13th, 2006, 4:58 pm

OH HES BACK! lol, c'mon fool we know you aint from watts



we know u aint from cali, matter fact u aint even from the US
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Postby Guage12 » April 13th, 2006, 5:09 pm

good ol watts wrote:
think this fool "good ol' "watts" from valleijo got banned again... Laughing
watch this nigga come back with a different name........again lol


u always comin out the woodwork when u think i'm gone like a lil scared ass bitch, they say when the dogs away the cats will play, i aint gon nowhere deuce deuce throwaway, so tuc yo tail cac in cetween yo legs like the lil shaggy ass mutt that u is hoe :lol:




u dumb ass nigga u always be actin like we in person or somethin,just a reminder for yo ass... YOU ARE BEHIND A GOTDAMN COMPUTER ALL THE WAY IN VALLEJO!..... talKin bout i'm waitin for your bitch ass to leave to talk about your childish ass, nigga please. what you need to be doin is changin yo name to "good ol vallejo" with yo fraud ass..
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 13th, 2006, 5:32 pm

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Lol... true that.
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Postby punamusta » April 13th, 2006, 5:34 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:I don't know if this happened to anyone on these boards but since some of you are banging maybe this happened... when something crazy/life-threatening suddenly comes at you (punch, knife, whatever) and everything suddenly comes into focus... it's like everything slows down. Not on some Matrix stuff, but like about half speed, and total clarity, not clutter of thoughts, everything is just straight...


It's because the human's animal-like survival part of the brains (so-called 'reptile brain') kick in. Check a great article about that by a Taijiquan Master Erle Montaigue -> http://www.taijiworld.com/Articles/Reptile.html

P.S. Taiji is a great martial art to learn to understand the qi (chi), as qi is the basis of Taiji. Also chinese acupuncturing in very instructive when talking about the qi.
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 13th, 2006, 5:59 pm

EVN - I'm just me... wrote:
Old Shatterhand wrote:
EVN - I'm just me... wrote:About out of body expereiences, i think it's just a brain thing. They proved that they can be re-created with machinery - it's a side affect of not enough blood/oxygen going to the brain. I've been watching more of this stuff on Nation Geographic and Discovery, Discovery just had a good program on Near Death stuff, and the conclusion was basically it was just a brain hallucination from lack of oxygen so it starts spazzing out basically.

Astral Projection....... I don't have any experience in that so i don't know... how did it feel? lol the closest thing to that I had was in a dream being taken up and that was because I was reading those "Left Behind" books and fell asleep reading it lolol

But the "slow down" thing I don't think was connect with the out of body thing, I was definitely one with my body at the time.


First, the National Geographic is NOT scholarly. It is a biased pantheist evolutionist rag. I have taken apart those articles showing how they are riddled with bias and error using authentic scholarly materials written by real experts in their fields.

Second, I'm saying that many of they are biological in origin but not all.

Third, astro travel can be either drug induced (biological in origin) or occult induced (spiritual in origin). The ancient Chinese monks use to practice astro travel to gain information on their enemies. I liken it much closer to the occult practice of rear viewing which certainly is NOT biological in origin.


About using it to spy..... it's kinda rare. I think the method most can use is the more "mathematical" methods like remote viewing, which the CIA said was unproven but I think it worked in some people.

Not every biological one has to be drug induced, stuff happens randomly to a lot of people usually under stress or something, and especially in near-death. In fact, the one you said you experienced was neither drugs or occult, it was before a big fight right?

For the "occult version," I think it depends on "how" you do it. If all you do is concentrate then I don't think that's occult (even thought it's hard to do it like that)... but if you start calling on stuff and weird things like that, try to develop "powers" then it becomes occult


I'm a educate you a little bit here EVN. It's not rare. Today numerous major universities and militerary and intelligence institutes throughout the world (including Russia) are engaged in psychical research, now known as parapsychology. Even Communist China, still stubbornly committed to scientific materialsm, engages feverishly in pshycic research in competition with the West.

In 1993 the Pscyhological Bulletin published a report by Cornell University social psychologist Daryl Bem and the late parapsychologist Charles Honorton reviewing 20 years of reserach and concluded that subjects were able by mental telepathy to "receive" at a rate far above chance. Nevertheless, many scientists still seek a physical explanation. Some think that Bell's theorem (which allows for correlations between apparnetly unconnecte distant locations and events) together with quantum theory could be the answer. But it's already been scientifically shown that this theory doesn't explain the phenomena.

While many scientists are still trying to find some way to maintain their denial of the occult, a number of scientists moved forward and developed "remote viewing." At the forefront was SRI International, located in Menlo Park, California (South of San Francisco) formerly known as the Stanford Research Institute.

These experiments began in the late 1970s in the Electronics and Bioenginnering Laboratory of SRI under the direction of two physicists, Russell Targ and Harold Puthoff. They psychics used were Ingo Swann, Pat Price, and Hella Hammid. These early experiments produced spectacular results and were first reported in a 1977 book by Targ and Puthoff titled Mind Research: Scientists Look at Psychic Ability.

The Targ/Puthoff remove viewing proceures were adopted and developed further by the military and especially the intellgience branch. Remove viewing has reportedly proved itself repeatedly in successful military and espionage assignments of all kinds.

What's happening is that remote viewers are convinced they can gather information outside of space and time (even the future because time is nonexistent in the nonphyscial universe where the occult operates). They deny they leave their bodies and assert it is all mental. They results they provide confirm the fact that the mind is not physical, is not tied to the brain, and is therefore outside of space, time, and matter.

I could give you a litany of evidence which logically supports that remote viewing is not from God, is of the occult, and condemned by the Bible. A remote viewer would say that remote viewing is simply the trained utilization of a normal human capability which we all possess and that shaman and prophets who foretold were simply remote viewing and that the miracles found in the Bible are simply paranormal no different than rear viewing.

They are deluded. God's Word declares that false prophets do indeed have access to some kind of paranormal power. Some may be able to perform feats that seem miraculous, even foretell the future to a limited extent. One need only cite Balaam or the miracles that Pharaoh's magicians performed in the presence of Moses.

But the criterion for making that judgment is not their power, no matter how imporessive, but whether they obey the God of the BIble or follow false gods.

That is the criterion in evalutaing today's prophets, psychics, channelers, mediums, remote viewers, etc...

The truth is that remote viewers disagree with one another about very fundamental facts and make no pretense about relying upon God. These contradictions demonstrate that remote viewing cannot be of God. The biblical prophets, though living in differnet cultures and over a span of 1500 years were in perfect agreement in all they said. Two opposing views cannot both be right. Logically if remote viewing is not from God, and is not a normal human power (a fact which can be demonstrated), then it is from Satan, the enemy of God and man.
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Postby Guage12 » April 13th, 2006, 6:09 pm

I got one question about all this

#1 what in the hell does all this have to do with the topic of the thread?
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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 13th, 2006, 6:32 pm

punamusta wrote:
EVN - I'm just me... wrote:I don't know if this happened to anyone on these boards but since some of you are banging maybe this happened... when something crazy/life-threatening suddenly comes at you (punch, knife, whatever) and everything suddenly comes into focus... it's like everything slows down. Not on some Matrix stuff, but like about half speed, and total clarity, not clutter of thoughts, everything is just straight...


It's because the human's animal-like survival part of the brains (so-called 'reptile brain') kick in. Check a great article about that by a Taijiquan Master Erle Montaigue -> http://www.taijiworld.com/Articles/Reptile.html

P.S. Taiji is a great martial art to learn to understand the qi (chi), as qi is the basis of Taiji. Also chinese acupuncturing in very instructive when talking about the qi.


**** Warning Rant Ahead ***

I hear this stuff all over the place but imo it doesn't measure up. I go into these places and its all Bullshido. The incense is burning while students (wannabes and whiggers on their way to becoming freaks and frauds go through their katas (and you know they are potheads). Then the "master" takes me into the other room and backpedals on the whole qi thing when I challenge him on it or just clams up.

I've seen these guys show up again and again at the various MMA and jiu-jitsu places I've trained over the years and it is always the same story: they get beat on, taken down, and submitted in the ring. Their marvelous qi cannot handle real combat with trained experienced MMA players. I've seen them break a bunch of bricks and then a Christian friend of mine (was on the PowerTeam http://www.thepowerteam.com/) breaks more. Then they stack up three and let you pick which one they will break and my friend who doesn't believe in qi in the slightest smashes the exact same one in the pile afterwards and then blows the guy away with amazing feats of strength like putting a baseball bat behind his back and snapping it in two. They leave dejected but still deluded. It's ridiculous. I'll put an experienced strong MMA player with an advanced knowledge of anatomy up against any qi practioner any day of the week and twice on Sunday.

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Postby Old Shatterhand » April 13th, 2006, 6:33 pm

Guage12 wrote:I got one question about all this

#1 what in the hell does all this have to do with the topic of the thread?


I suppose nothing. You're right. I'm done here. Peace out.
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