I didn’t know that
Psychic Sylvia Brown had died - - “cast off this mortal coil” or whatever. But I didn’t need a psychic to tell me that
Sylvia’s karma - - was in free-fall, kind of like Elvis the year or so before he died. But in terms of playing footsie
with news stories trying to guess “who will be found alive and who is dead”
like in that mining case - - this is an elementary trap I never fall into
because I don’t play that game. I am
ahead of the learning curve on news stories for sure. If I have a preminission I’ll tell you - -
and if I don’t - I’ll say that also - - and if I turn out to be wrong I’ll admit that
too. The last time I goofed and said
someone was dead when they were very much alive was Patricia Hurst in the
middle of 1974. I remember writing the
letter but I don’t know to whom - - of if I even sent it. Sylvia claims she’s an expert on angels but
tells us near nothing about a Video claiming “I could tell you all about the
ranking and organization of angels but it would bore you”. My response is “bore me a little because any
information you told me would be new to me”.
I can however tell you she was “one of the good guys” and that she was “taken
out” probably by the Alcyonized sutterans, although there are a few other
candidates. She and Bones have a lot of
common enemies. She died November 20th
of last year – which I don’t mind telling you was a bad period,
cosmically. In terms of her teachings on
“vibrations’ and “tuning in” or “the plane of the after-life floats three feet
off the ground” - - such things are not in keeping with my teaching- - because
the aether as we know it is not involved in psychic travel or karma. The only even tangential metaphor of “frequency
of vibration” would pertain to “psychic down-shifting”, which we have
discussed. The reason why I felt led to
check out her stuff again was because of one statement she made in 2007 or so
that “most people are in their last karmic incarnation”. So according to her “The End” would not be
far off. I remember the first time I
took the whole idea of “past lives” seriously was in early October of 1981 on
one of these “Unsolved Mysteries” shows on a Saturday night. I was intrigued by the notion actually being
a real possibility. It was a month or so
after that (after the dog died) that I bought a book I doubt I still have
called “Discover your own past lives” where you are to relax and drain all the
negative emotion out of your body- - and then allow your body to be alternately
filled and then drained (emptied) by plasma liquids of various colors, each
symbolizing some karmic quality of the soul.
I think the psychics in general have been run off by dark cosmic forces “in
the air” lately, which these psychics are no match for. (Selah)
This is Sunday
September 21, 2014 and I was debating between the rose and the straight tan,
and went with the tan. It’s 3:30 and the
SF ‘49ers are playing the Arizona Cardinals and the Arizona Cardinals are
winning on their home turf 20 to 14. And on the other channel we have Seattle
and Denver in what could be called “The Sequel to the Nightmare”, which was the
Super Bowl. The news there isn’t good
with Seattle beating Denver 17 to 3. We
had coffee break after two and I had two cups.
I am calling this file “finality” primarily because it’s completely
clear that Dr Levy is not coming back since he’s missed the fourth weekend in a
row, where he gave no hint he’d be taking even one week off but the last thing
he said was “I’ll have more time on the weekends from now on” but obviously not
for us. He was talking about that
twenty thousand dollar endowment he would get - - for months now, and brought
it up the last time he was here and said he thought he’d be receiving that very
soon. Dr Levy is a big talker. I watched Face the Nation on computer and
have marveled how Bob Sheefer had tached to the right the past few weeks, from
what he ever used to be. He keeps saying
“Shouldn’t have Obama refrained from telling the Enemy what we would NOT
do”. And all of the discussions involve
getting that forty nation coalition to come together and bomb Syria. Iran will not be helping us and doesn’t seem
to care. And Assad would rather bomb the
moderates we refused to arm last year, than take on ISIS. The thinking by Lieberman and others is that
“If we do a lot of bombing and show we mean business the other nations will
come around- - and the moderates in Syria, once they are armed and trained,
will be a valued fighting asset. I see a
whole lot of wishful pie in the sky thinking here. The underlying principle seems to be to
forget any lesson we’ve learned from any of our other failures and forge ahead
as if all was well - - once again. But
now there is at least one new terrorism group we have to worry about called
“Corison” or something. Despite the fact
that I heard about three other terrorist groups mentioned besides ISIS, we seem
completely fixated on defeating ISIS, as if they were the only game in town. Have we learned nothing? If somebody died and left me to be President
I’d just end all hostilities in the area and get everybody out of there. After all for a whole year- - we didn’t care-
- nobody cared about the growth of ISIS as it was taking over all that territory
to begin with. Anybody who even hinted
at support of any new Mideast conflict was considered crazy. If by chance we HAD BEEN interested in the
area then THAT would have been the time to take action, while the problem was
still “Fixable”. But now I see no way we
can win.
Meet the Press this morning
had Grover Norquist. The whole fact
about Governor Brownback being in political hot water in Kansas was up for
discussion. Norquist’s response was that
“Well due to tax cuts and things like the quarantine of funds by the
government- - the economy has shown signs of growth.” So let me get this straight. The stagnant economy is NOT the major driving
issue with the voters this fall.
Strangely this is not the first time I’ve heard these sentaments from
Republicans that “Well, if the economy has shown any growth at ALL, well it’s
NOT because of Obama- - but measures of the red state governors. But they showed a chart that revealed that
there is no link between either cutting or raising taxes on economic growth- -
and they showed this wavy line for the economy and various red and black dots-
- seemingly at random - - placed on the graph showing hikes and cuts in
taxes. I could not see any trend- - but
I didn’t have that long to study the chart.
In other news there is the latest guy jumping the White House
fence. This guy actually got inside the
front door of the White House before being apprehended by the secret
service. It’s said that security was
thinned out because they were all on the heliport or something on the south
lawn of the White House, seeing the President and his family off. Dianne Feinstein states that there is a SF
‘49er player who has been convicted of a felony on an assault and battery
charge, and the guy is playing today. I
don’t see how this huge epidemic of domestic violence could come literally out
of nowhere in the past few weeks. I
think it’s a good thing to keep in mind that the Media can make an issue
overnight out of anything when they hype it all the time, just like they did
with the four beheadings.
I watched the Mc Laughlin report and wisely
they avoided the top three topics we’re all sick of, mainly Congressional
laziness, the NFL, and ISIS. They talked
about the Ebola virus in west Africa now in at least five countries. There was concern for the safety of our
troops. Then it was Putin. The Ukrainian president spoke before congress
making a plea for Military and other aid.
Pat Buchannon said that if congress voted out any aid bill involving
lethal aid that the President would veto it.
The question for me and the free world is “Do we really want to live the
rest of our foreseeable existence in a constant fate of fear?” It’s too similar to that boy in that Twilight
Zone wishing people into the corn field and doing worse things to them but
nobody dares complain about it. There
was a completely stupid article among many I read in the afternoon saying the
key to defeating ISIS is “never get angry and never fight back”. That only works with someone like Bill
Halliday where HE has all the power and you don’t have any. It’s something you haven’t talked about and
if you confide to Dad or anybody about it, he takes the enemy’s side. If someone points a gun at your head and
says “Don’t attract attention to yourself - - stay calm” and you look and see
nobody around, you pretty much don’t have a choice in the matter. I don’t think ISIS is that powerful, and my
reasons for being hesident to have United States involvement have nothing to do
with this highly misguided psychological principle. The final segment was on Hillary Clinton
showing up at the Tom Harkin annual steak barbecue, and if I didn’t mention I
saw video excerpts of that on line a while back. I called Judy back at seven wishing to pick
up the thread of our previou conversation when she called near the beginning of
the program, but of course she was gone now.
With her and Paul it’s almost a case of “speak when you’re spoken to”
and “Don’t call us- - we’ll call you - - and demand top priority when we
do”. It’s kind of a power trip. I’m
feeling like crap knowing I have very few cigarettes left and will be out for
the next ten days. And of course factors
working against my quitting RIGHT NOW and making it stick are- - my attitude
and anxieties and tensions - - their negative attitude- - and having no idea
what basis they’ll figure out that I’ve quit and knowing if I smoke so much as
one cigarette several weeks from now they’ll go “tisk – tisk - - weeks of
progress all RUINED now”. That’s how
they operate. Oh - - and also a coffee
shortage and a food shortage - - and by the way what ever happened to those B
vitamins that were supposed to make me
feel better. Obviously those have been
off the RADAR screen for a long time.
But this afternoon I was looking at George Washington’s blog and got
bored. Then there was some Washington
journal on United States preparedness for war and that thing also bored
me.
I had the Ed Schultz show
on a while and the Chris Matthews show on a while. I also watched some of the Texas governor’s
debate. The climate didn’t seem as right
wing as the vibes from the Kansas debate.
The Republican is pro life, which is actually a point in his favor. But we don’t get much “news” that is actually
that- - meaning news, that I haven’t heard before. And
I’m not much fonder of the liberal “echo chamber” than I am of the conservative
one. It’s coming up on five to
two. Dr Levy is listed as a regular
“Senior topics” class Saturday’s at nine AM.
I wonder if Dr Levy ever told Sarah that at the beginning of the
month. Of course- - you know Dr Levy
hasn’t been here since the week before Labor Day. My mattress has never been NOT “too
hard”. Last night it was the usual. I got coffee from Glen and paid him four
cigarettes. There the egg salad sandwich
in the east wing from Donnie. There was
Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. Then it
was two ABC comedies because nothing else was on - - not Dateline, not CSI, not
Bones, and not Chef Ramsey.
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