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John Winston
May 7, 2012, 12:27:00 AM5/7/12
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Subject: Something About Easter.
May 6, 20121.
Here is what James B. has to say about Easter.
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The Death of Je--s (Yesua) Without the Dogma
Editor's note: This article was originally published in the March/April 2010
issue.
We felt it would be useful to share it again this year.
Every year during the Easter season, passion plays are performed in
C-ristian
c-urches throughout the world as a dramatic reminder of the trial, d-ath and
resurrection of Jes-- Chr-st, and ch-rches are packed by devoted Chri-tians
as they celebrate Easter Sunday services with great excitement and fanfare.
The de-th and resurrection of J--us is a foundation of the chr-stian faith,
and
established Je--s as the Son of G-d. It is believed that he was sacrificed
for
humanity's s-ns and was then resurrected to a position of great authority
under Go-, his father.
A chr-stian's hope is that this will entitle them to eternal life if they
commit
themselves to Jes-- and his way of life.
Chr-stians also frequently partake of bread and wine in some form, as
symbols
of the sacrifice of his flesh and bl-od for us, and in memory of J--us' last
meal
with his disciples. Partaking of this is believed to draw us closer to him
and
allow his presence to live within us.
These doctrines have been an important part of the belief system for many
millions of people throughout the world, and have been in place for almost
two thousand years.
But do these doctrines represent the truth as of the events as they really
occurred, and do they represent our hope for an eternal salvation?
I interviewed the etheric teachers to get their insight on what really
occurred, and how this affects us today.
Q. Was Ye--a really crucified on the cross?
A. Yes
Q. What was the actual year?
A. 31 A.D.
Q. Was his dea-h planned or did this occur due to other circumstances?
A. No it was not planned.
Q. So does that mean he did not di- for our si-s?
A. He did not -ie for your -ins.
Q. Did he really know that Judas was going to betray him?
A. Yes, he sensed it about a week beforehand.
Q. Why didn't he expose him and remove him from the group?
A. He was going to, but time ran out.
Q. Did he really say, "My G-d, My Go-, why have you forsaken me?"
A. No, nothing like that. He did ask for help though.
Q. Why wasn't he rescued?
A. The a-gels tried but couldn't do it.
Q. Did he die from the torture or did he die from the spear in his side?
A. He died from the spear.
Q. When he was put in the tomb, did he stay there for three days?
A. No, he ascended later that day.
Q. So did he ascend or was he resurrected?
A. No, he ascended.
Q. So he bodily ascended on Friday, the day he died?
A. Yes.
Q. When did he start appearing to people then?
A. Sunday.
Q. So was the large boulder moved away from the tomb?
A. No, that never happened.
Q. So no one actually entered into the tomb?
A. No.
Q. When most people ascend, will their body ascend too?
A. It is possible that their physical body could ascend, but most
of the time it is not necessary.
~~~~~~~~~
Past Life Interventions
Occasionally, a person's etheric teachers will encourage them to
get a Past Life Intervention to help resolve a serious lingering
issue in their present life. Rather than just identify the incident
to help a person "process" the event that caused their suffering,
we actually alter the official Akashic record so that it never actually
happened.
Intervention
The following intervention was for a young man in California who
was having difficulties getting along with his mother and coping
with high school.
Story
We see a little boy of six years of age and he lives in what looks
like a farm house.
His name is Paul. The year is 1620, and it is in the area now known
as Arizona.
We see a Hispanic man and woman arguing, and they are very loud.
They are Paul's parents. Then man is abusive the way he is talking
to the woman. The mother is trying to get the little boy to leave the
room. Paul feels he should help his mom, so he doesn't want to leave.
The father tells he little boy that this is none of his business. The
mother is your mother in this life. The father is your current mother's
brother in this life.
The mother tries to get Paul out of the room, but is not very nice to
him and tells him that this is none of his business. She tries hard to
diffuse the situation, by being submissive to her husband. But he
doesn't accept her efforts and is still very angry with her.
Next we see Paul outside by himself walking around. He is very
angry because he has seen these conflicts since he was a baby, and
it has impacted him quite a bit.
He doesn't seem to have any friends to play with. We see
Paul taking a piece of glass and killing ants by reflecting the
sunlight on them. Then he laughs about it.
Next we see Paul at age 11. He is with his parents again.
His father is being abusive to his mother, and is screaming at
Paul. "Get the (expletive) out of here, this is none of your
business!" The mother tries to appease his dad. Through
the years, she ignored Paul and his needs, and tried to
appease the father. She never made Paul a priority. Paul
witnesses fights between his parents every day of his life.
This has made him hardened, and caused him not to have
feelings for anyone or anything.
Next we see Paul at age 13, and he is smoking an herb. We
see him picking fights with others at school with no fear of
consequences. He has seen so much in his life that he
doesn't have any feeling, empathy or sympathy for anyone
or anything.
Things have gotten so bad at home, that he is able to stay
out and no one notices that he's gone. He is told to stay
away so often that he just decides to leave, and sometimes
he is gone the entire night.
We see Paul outside and he has a small gun. He is shooting
at small animals on his property such as raccoons and
squirrel. He is laughing about it when he's shooting at them
and hitting them. He hits one that doesn't die right away,
and that makes him laugh even more. Although he was
very intelligent, he had seen so much abuse between his
parents, that he had become disconnected like his father, and
was uncaring and unfeeling.
Next we see Paul at age 16. He is by himself and has no
friends. He has been in trouble for doing things such as
setting fires because he felt it would be fun.
He wanted to see what would happen without any thought of
what the end result or consequences might be. He is now
drinking and smoking some type of herb. He is also eating
mushrooms which cause him to hallucinate.
The d-ugs make him even more insensitive, causing him to
take more risks. He blames his mother and when he is at
home and able to 'talk' to her, he is screaming at her like
his father does. He tells her he is the way he is because of
her. Paul doesn't talk to his father if at all possible, but has
become just like him. The risks he has taken include taking
dr-gs, setting fires and shooting his gun.
Now Paul is 17 years old. He has become more of a risk taker
and thinks it is funny to play with guns in ways that he could
hurt or k-ll himself or others. He actually plays Russian roulette.
Paul is now at the house, and his dad is in jail. The father had
become physical through the years with the mother, and had
hurt her. At one time, he had tried to help, feeling love and
compassion for her, wanting it to stop. But because he had been
threatened with physical harm by his father, and told by his
mother to leave her alone; and told by both that it was none of
his business, he finally just stopped caring one day. He basically
became withdrawn, detached and disconnected from his life
in general.
What should normally matter to him, no longer mattered at all.
He learned to hate his parents who obviously did not care about
him. The father was put in jail for intentionally hitting Paul's
mother. When he was taken away, the father was laughing
about it, and Paul was laughing too, saying "She deserved it."
He had changed from caring for her and wanting to help her,
to despising her.
Now we see Paul at 19. He is with a girl now. He no longer
sees his mom and his dad is still in jail. He stays with the
girl, as he has no where to live. Paul is treating her the same
way that his dad treated his mom. He is still hurting animals,
and practicing risky behaviors that could end up hurting himself.
He actually was with a group of people, and thought it was
funny to show his gun, telling them there were no bullets in it,
when actually there were bullets in the gun. So he thought it
was hysterical when the gun went off, nearly kil-ing one person.
Part 1.
John Winston. joh...@mlode.com
May 6, 20121.
Here is what James B. has to say about Easter.
..........................................................................
..........................................................................
The Death of Je--s (Yesua) Without the Dogma
Editor's note: This article was originally published in the March/April 2010
issue.
We felt it would be useful to share it again this year.
Every year during the Easter season, passion plays are performed in
C-ristian
c-urches throughout the world as a dramatic reminder of the trial, d-ath and
resurrection of Jes-- Chr-st, and ch-rches are packed by devoted Chri-tians
as they celebrate Easter Sunday services with great excitement and fanfare.
The de-th and resurrection of J--us is a foundation of the chr-stian faith,
and
established Je--s as the Son of G-d. It is believed that he was sacrificed
for
humanity's s-ns and was then resurrected to a position of great authority
under Go-, his father.
A chr-stian's hope is that this will entitle them to eternal life if they
commit
themselves to Jes-- and his way of life.
Chr-stians also frequently partake of bread and wine in some form, as
symbols
of the sacrifice of his flesh and bl-od for us, and in memory of J--us' last
meal
with his disciples. Partaking of this is believed to draw us closer to him
and
allow his presence to live within us.
These doctrines have been an important part of the belief system for many
millions of people throughout the world, and have been in place for almost
two thousand years.
But do these doctrines represent the truth as of the events as they really
occurred, and do they represent our hope for an eternal salvation?
I interviewed the etheric teachers to get their insight on what really
occurred, and how this affects us today.
Q. Was Ye--a really crucified on the cross?
A. Yes
Q. What was the actual year?
A. 31 A.D.
Q. Was his dea-h planned or did this occur due to other circumstances?
A. No it was not planned.
Q. So does that mean he did not di- for our si-s?
A. He did not -ie for your -ins.
Q. Did he really know that Judas was going to betray him?
A. Yes, he sensed it about a week beforehand.
Q. Why didn't he expose him and remove him from the group?
A. He was going to, but time ran out.
Q. Did he really say, "My G-d, My Go-, why have you forsaken me?"
A. No, nothing like that. He did ask for help though.
Q. Why wasn't he rescued?
A. The a-gels tried but couldn't do it.
Q. Did he die from the torture or did he die from the spear in his side?
A. He died from the spear.
Q. When he was put in the tomb, did he stay there for three days?
A. No, he ascended later that day.
Q. So did he ascend or was he resurrected?
A. No, he ascended.
Q. So he bodily ascended on Friday, the day he died?
A. Yes.
Q. When did he start appearing to people then?
A. Sunday.
Q. So was the large boulder moved away from the tomb?
A. No, that never happened.
Q. So no one actually entered into the tomb?
A. No.
Q. When most people ascend, will their body ascend too?
A. It is possible that their physical body could ascend, but most
of the time it is not necessary.
~~~~~~~~~
Past Life Interventions
Occasionally, a person's etheric teachers will encourage them to
get a Past Life Intervention to help resolve a serious lingering
issue in their present life. Rather than just identify the incident
to help a person "process" the event that caused their suffering,
we actually alter the official Akashic record so that it never actually
happened.
Intervention
The following intervention was for a young man in California who
was having difficulties getting along with his mother and coping
with high school.
Story
We see a little boy of six years of age and he lives in what looks
like a farm house.
His name is Paul. The year is 1620, and it is in the area now known
as Arizona.
We see a Hispanic man and woman arguing, and they are very loud.
They are Paul's parents. Then man is abusive the way he is talking
to the woman. The mother is trying to get the little boy to leave the
room. Paul feels he should help his mom, so he doesn't want to leave.
The father tells he little boy that this is none of his business. The
mother is your mother in this life. The father is your current mother's
brother in this life.
The mother tries to get Paul out of the room, but is not very nice to
him and tells him that this is none of his business. She tries hard to
diffuse the situation, by being submissive to her husband. But he
doesn't accept her efforts and is still very angry with her.
Next we see Paul outside by himself walking around. He is very
angry because he has seen these conflicts since he was a baby, and
it has impacted him quite a bit.
He doesn't seem to have any friends to play with. We see
Paul taking a piece of glass and killing ants by reflecting the
sunlight on them. Then he laughs about it.
Next we see Paul at age 11. He is with his parents again.
His father is being abusive to his mother, and is screaming at
Paul. "Get the (expletive) out of here, this is none of your
business!" The mother tries to appease his dad. Through
the years, she ignored Paul and his needs, and tried to
appease the father. She never made Paul a priority. Paul
witnesses fights between his parents every day of his life.
This has made him hardened, and caused him not to have
feelings for anyone or anything.
Next we see Paul at age 13, and he is smoking an herb. We
see him picking fights with others at school with no fear of
consequences. He has seen so much in his life that he
doesn't have any feeling, empathy or sympathy for anyone
or anything.
Things have gotten so bad at home, that he is able to stay
out and no one notices that he's gone. He is told to stay
away so often that he just decides to leave, and sometimes
he is gone the entire night.
We see Paul outside and he has a small gun. He is shooting
at small animals on his property such as raccoons and
squirrel. He is laughing about it when he's shooting at them
and hitting them. He hits one that doesn't die right away,
and that makes him laugh even more. Although he was
very intelligent, he had seen so much abuse between his
parents, that he had become disconnected like his father, and
was uncaring and unfeeling.
Next we see Paul at age 16. He is by himself and has no
friends. He has been in trouble for doing things such as
setting fires because he felt it would be fun.
He wanted to see what would happen without any thought of
what the end result or consequences might be. He is now
drinking and smoking some type of herb. He is also eating
mushrooms which cause him to hallucinate.
The d-ugs make him even more insensitive, causing him to
take more risks. He blames his mother and when he is at
home and able to 'talk' to her, he is screaming at her like
his father does. He tells her he is the way he is because of
her. Paul doesn't talk to his father if at all possible, but has
become just like him. The risks he has taken include taking
dr-gs, setting fires and shooting his gun.
Now Paul is 17 years old. He has become more of a risk taker
and thinks it is funny to play with guns in ways that he could
hurt or k-ll himself or others. He actually plays Russian roulette.
Paul is now at the house, and his dad is in jail. The father had
become physical through the years with the mother, and had
hurt her. At one time, he had tried to help, feeling love and
compassion for her, wanting it to stop. But because he had been
threatened with physical harm by his father, and told by his
mother to leave her alone; and told by both that it was none of
his business, he finally just stopped caring one day. He basically
became withdrawn, detached and disconnected from his life
in general.
What should normally matter to him, no longer mattered at all.
He learned to hate his parents who obviously did not care about
him. The father was put in jail for intentionally hitting Paul's
mother. When he was taken away, the father was laughing
about it, and Paul was laughing too, saying "She deserved it."
He had changed from caring for her and wanting to help her,
to despising her.
Now we see Paul at 19. He is with a girl now. He no longer
sees his mom and his dad is still in jail. He stays with the
girl, as he has no where to live. Paul is treating her the same
way that his dad treated his mom. He is still hurting animals,
and practicing risky behaviors that could end up hurting himself.
He actually was with a group of people, and thought it was
funny to show his gun, telling them there were no bullets in it,
when actually there were bullets in the gun. So he thought it
was hysterical when the gun went off, nearly kil-ing one person.
Part 1.
John Winston. joh...@mlode.com
Dr. LoBotomy
May 7, 2012, 12:45:53 AM5/7/12
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Bob Robertson
May 7, 2012, 7:50:39 PM5/7/12
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On 07 May 2012 04:45:53 GMT, "Dr. LoBotomy"
To me it's fucking depressing.
Dr. LoBotomy
May 7, 2012, 10:02:02 PM5/7/12
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Bob Robertson
May 7, 2012, 10:15:28 PM5/7/12
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On 08 May 2012 02:02:02 GMT, "Dr. LoBotomy"
The truth or one man's screwball howlings at the moon? Life is bad
enough without all this fictionalized fuck up. imho
enough without all this fictionalized fuck up. imho
just john
May 7, 2012, 10:43:29 PM5/7/12
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On 5/7/12 10:02 PM, Dr. LoBotomy wrote:
> Sometimes the truth hurts.
But almost never enough.
--
* Radio Free Entropy: http://just-john.com/jjMusic
> Sometimes the truth hurts.
But almost never enough.
--
* Radio Free Entropy: http://just-john.com/jjMusic
Dr. LoBotomy
May 8, 2012, 3:23:58 PM5/8/12
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He's trying to enlighten us. You may not agree with him, but I don't
think he deserves your ire. If you don't like him, ignore him. Or are you
stalking me?
Dr. LoBotomy
May 8, 2012, 3:27:21 PM5/8/12
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On Mon, 07 May 2012 22:43:29 -0400, just john wrote:
> On 5/7/12 10:02 PM, Dr. LoBotomy wrote:
>
>> Sometimes the truth hurts.
>
>
> But almost never enough.
Agreed!
> On 5/7/12 10:02 PM, Dr. LoBotomy wrote:
>
>> Sometimes the truth hurts.
>
>
> But almost never enough.
Bob Robertson
May 8, 2012, 10:17:42 PM5/8/12
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On 08 May 2012 19:23:58 GMT, "Dr. LoBotomy"
Please define "stalking". Are you even worthy of stalking? By the
likes of me? See my point?
likes of me? See my point?
Bob Robertson
May 8, 2012, 10:19:08 PM5/8/12
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On Mon, 07 May 2012 22:43:29 -0400, just john
<teuy...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>On 5/7/12 10:02 PM, Dr. LoBotomy wrote:
>
>> Sometimes the truth hurts.
>
>
>But almost never enough.
Have you been a recepient of that hurt? I hardly think so. Just a
>On 5/7/12 10:02 PM, Dr. LoBotomy wrote:
>
>> Sometimes the truth hurts.
>
>
>But almost never enough.
smarty mouth at the fates. We'll see what stuff you're made of when
it comes crunch time...
just john
May 8, 2012, 10:33:53 PM5/8/12
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Dr. LoBotomy
May 8, 2012, 11:35:13 PM5/8/12
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likes of me?" implies that you're not.
Bob Robertson
May 9, 2012, 6:14:17 PM5/9/12
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On 09 May 2012 03:35:13 GMT, "Dr. LoBotomy"
Well, yeah.
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