OT: Coming up for air
ramashiva
best time of my life.
I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
of you would believe it anyway.
I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
Carry on.
William Coleman (ramashiva)
Alim Nassor
Good to see you are still with us.
Beware of fully awakening your serpent energy.
ramashiva
> > Carry on.
> > William Coleman (ramashiva)
LOL. That train already left the station.
I recently spent three days at the Holiday Inn Express in Blythe,
California. Blythe is an occult space for me, and the Holiday Inn
Express is where my power is strongest. Ever read Casteneda's Don
Juan books? Don Juan talks about finding your center of power.
Blythe is my center of power, at least in the southwest, and probably
the world.
I was run off from the Holiday Inn two years ago by an evil brujo
whose power exceeded mine. The evil influences have now been
extirpated, and I spent three days reestablishing my complete
dominance and control.
I freaked myself out when I looked in the mirror at myself dressed in
full Angel of Death regalia. I am one scary motherfucker. Anyone
with spiritual vision can see the energy exploding off me.
So here I am, at the height of my powers as a Kundalini Yoga Master,
able to make things happen with a thought or gesture. I have always
been able to do this when at the height of my powers, but the last two
weeks have been a graduate course in exactly how to use this power.
Now I am all freaked out and thinking --
I really shouldn't be doing this. I don't have a clear understanding
of the consequences and ramifications of what I create. So I just
returned to Las Vegas to try to make sense of it all. Meanwhile, I am
trying to keep my Kundalini powers under wraps.
William Coleman (ramashiva)
Beldin the Sorcerer
"ramashiva" <rama...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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On Nov 19, 1:13 am, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Nov 19, 4:08 pm, ramashiva <ramash...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Just a note to let everyone know I am alive and well and am having the
> > best time of my life.
> > I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
> > transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
> > of you would believe it anyway.
> > I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
Except as one of your myriad sock puppets.
ContactGSW
Enjoy the ride, give us a trip report on the crash, I'm sure you have the
experience by now to handle it well. It is very interesting watching your
latest apical swing, the people who just right you off as a nut are
missing out on a unique view into a very interesting personality type.
One of the best things about it, you seem to approach it in a way in which
it does not cause actual harm to others, financial or physical, (not that
you are not capable of the physical stuff as you have stated before, you
just don't go looking for it), rather using it to broaden your life
experience and explore yourself spiritually.
ContactGSW
Chic, it doesn't matter what you do, (sniiiff), you're always gonna smell
like fish.
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In Bill's present state of non-psychosis mania, hypomania if you prefer,
if he actually could craft sockpuppets that would mask his actual state of
mind, that would only impress me more about his innate craftiness.
ContactGSW
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> On Nov 19 2009 10:21 AM, Beldin the Sorcerer wrote:
>
>> "ramashiva" <rama...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
>> news:594c128f-e973-4663...@y28g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
>> On Nov 19, 1:13 am, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> > On Nov 19, 4:08 pm, ramashiva <ramash...@earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>> > > Just a note to let everyone know I am alive and well and am having
>> > > the
>> > > best time of my life.
>>
>> > > I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
>> > > transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
>> > > of you would believe it anyway.
>>
>> > > I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
>>
>> Except as one of your myriad sock puppets.
>
>
> In Bill's present state of non-psychosis mania, hypomania if you prefer,
> if he actually could craft sockpuppets that would mask his actual state of
> mind, that would only impress me more about his innate craftiness.
Most of his socks reflect his "Ramashiva" persona
Tad Perry
Hey, man! Congratulations!
Lose yourself in the pleasure.
tvp
risky biz
I'm fed up with your insipid nonsense. I'm going to start invading your
space in dreamtime. Get ready to be totally cooled out. Remember- in the
night hours I will be there absorbing and annihilating your energy.
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Paul Popinjay
> So here I am, at the height of my powers as a Kundalini Yoga Master,
> able to make things happen with a thought or gesture.
There's a couple cardrooms in Blythe. Now might be a good time to "try your
luck".
ramashiva
wrote:
> There's a couple cardrooms in Blythe. Now might be a good time to "try your
> luck".
The only one in Blythe that I am aware of is Bruce's Casino, located
on Main Street, just south of Hobson's Way.
It's a tiny two-table card room attached to a small bar with pool
tables.
I have never seen more than one game going. The game starts every
night at 8 pm and usually runs to about 4 am or so.
It is a juicy game, and I have won every time I have played, at least
a dozen times in the past three years.
It is $2-$5 spread limit, with $1 and $2 blinds. You can raise $5 to
$7 total preflop. You can bet up to $10 on the last round of betting.
Best part is the rake. No flop no drop, and $2 is raked on every
flop.
This low rake makes the game a lot more beatable than the other low
limit games in Arizona and California, which usually feature a $5
total drop for rake and jackpot.
I am almost always up $100 or more after a couple of hours, and I
quit. I know I would break the game if I kept playing. Seriously,
it's a loose passive game, and the players are totally clueless.
William Coleman (ramashiva)
Tad Perry
news:594c128f-e973-4663...@y28g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
> On Nov 19, 4:08 pm, ramashiva <ramash...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Just a note to let everyone know I am alive and well and am having the
> > best time of my life.
> > I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
> > transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
> > of you would believe it anyway.
> > I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
> > Carry on.
> > William Coleman (ramashiva)
> Good to see you are still with us.
> Beware of fully awakening your serpent energy.
LOL. That train already left the station.
I recently spent three days at the Holiday Inn Express in Blythe,
California. Blythe is an occult space for me, and the Holiday Inn
Express is where my power is strongest. Ever read Casteneda's Don
Juan books? Don Juan talks about finding your center of power.
Blythe is my center of power, at least in the southwest, and probably
the world.
***
tvp: Astrocartography is often used to find these places. Have you tried it?
My height of power is in Japan. (Pluto aligns with my ascendant there.)
***
So here I am, at the height of my powers as a Kundalini Yoga Master,
able to make things happen with a thought or gesture. I have always
been able to do this when at the height of my powers, but the last two
weeks have been a graduate course in exactly how to use this power.
***
tvp: You are stuck at a common sticking place according to Patanjali.
ramashiva
> On Nov 19 2009 3:08 AM, ramashiva wrote:
> > Just a note to let everyone know I am alive and well and am having the
> > best time of my life.
> > I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
> > transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
> > of you would believe it anyway.
> > I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
> > Carry on.
> > William Coleman (ramashiva)
> Enjoy the ride, give us a trip report on the crash, I'm sure you have the
> experience by now to handle it well. It is very interesting watching your
> latest apical swing, the people who just right you off as a nut are
> missing out on a unique view into a very interesting personality type.
> One of the best things about it, you seem to approach it in a way in which
> it does not cause actual harm to others, financial or physical, (not that
> you are not capable of the physical stuff as you have stated before, you
> just don't go looking for it), rather using it to broaden your life
> experience and explore yourself spiritually.
Well, you choose to frame the entire discussion in a bipolar
paradigm. I choose to view the same experiences as kundalini rising.
If I fast for longer than seven days, I experience the usual manic
symptoms -- unlimited energy and endurance, sleeping only two or three
hours per day, sometimes going for 48 hours or longer without sleep
without being fatigued, heightened sexual arousal, more gregarious,
extroverted behavior, especially with strangers.
This last is most amazing. When I am in "normal" mode, I am quite
introverted, and I do not normally engage strangers in conversation.
For the last two months, I chat up everyone I meet, and I hustle every
good looking woman I encounter. It's really amazing. It's completely
natural, I'm just being myself. I don't have any canned pickup lines,
I just engage a woman in conversation and go with the flow. If a
woman starts laughing at everything you say, and she starts gazing
into your eyes, that usually means you have a good shot at getting a
date, assuming she has no husband or boyfriend.
Anyway, have you ever studied General Systems Theory, a discipline
first established by Ludwig von Bertalanffy? One of the key insights
of GST is that every model or explanatory framework provides only
partial insight into the real world phenomenon being studied. If you
look at the same phenomenon using several different paradigms --
Manic Depression
Kundalini Rising
Physical Cleansing and Purification
Then your knowledge and understanding of the studied phenomenon is
greatly enhanced.
That's why I have never agreed that I am bipolar. Certainly I have
all the symptoms, but the cause is the result of kundalini yoga
meditation, which awakens the serpent energy in the base chakra, and
causes it to traverse each of the seven chakras, rising up the astral
spinal column, as it were.
I experience this phenomenon subjectively as white light flowing up my
spine, activating each chakra in turn. As each chakra is activated,
occult powers are acquired related to that chakra. For example, the
first chakra activated is the sex chakra, the third activated is the
heart chakra, meaning love, the fourth chakra activated is the throat
chakra, meaning speech, etc.
Of course all this is vastly oversimplified. Google will give you all
the detailed information you want on kundalini and the chakras.
ramashiva
> "ramashiva" <ramash...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
> news:594c128f-e973-4663...@y28g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
> On Nov 19, 1:13 am, Alim Nassor <alimnas...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > On Nov 19, 4:08 pm, ramashiva <ramash...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > > Just a note to let everyone know I am alive and well and am having the
> > > best time of my life.
> > > I am heavily involved in a kundalini yoga master adventure in occult,
> > > transcendental space. It's all too complicated to explain, and none
> > > of you would believe it anyway.
> > > I'm just too busy to do any posting for the foreseeable future.
> > > Carry on.
> > > William Coleman (ramashiva)
> > Good to see you are still with us.
> > Beware of fully awakening your serpent energy.
> LOL. That train already left the station.
> I recently spent three days at the Holiday Inn Express in Blythe,
> California. Blythe is an occult space for me, and the Holiday Inn
> Express is where my power is strongest. Ever read Casteneda's Don
> Juan books? Don Juan talks about finding your center of power.
> Blythe is my center of power, at least in the southwest, and probably
> the world.
> tvp: Astrocartography is often used to find these places. Have you tried it?
No. I just stumbled on the Holiday Inn Express in Blythe by
accident. The first time I stayed there, I felt a surge of power like
I had been plugged into the cosmic source. The feeling is
unmistakeable, and I have the same experience everytime I return.
> My height of power is in Japan. (Pluto aligns with my ascendant there.)
> So here I am, at the height of my powers as a Kundalini Yoga Master,
> able to make things happen with a thought or gesture. I have always
> been able to do this when at the height of my powers, but the last two
> weeks have been a graduate course in exactly how to use this power.
> tvp: You are stuck at a common sticking place according to Patanjali.
Care to remind me of the Patanjali quote? I haven't read him for a
while.
I am really not sure that I am stuck. I am just really enjoying
experiencing as a reality the common truism that you create your own
experience. I can now actually create pleasant, even euphoric
experiences for myself. When unpleasant facts from the part of
reality I have not created intrude on my bliss, I now regard them as
minor distractions and deal with them, so I can get back to my bliss.
Previously, I would let my whole day be ruined by what I now realize
is trivial bullshit.
Living in the limelight
The universal dream
For those who wish to see
For those who wish to be
Must put aside the alienation
Get back to the fascination
The real relation
The underlying being.
William Coleman (ramashiva)