On Jan 5, 2024, David Dalton wrote on alt.buddha.short.fat.guy
(in article<
0001HW.2B48B1A400...@news.eternal-september.org>):
> On Jan 5, 2024, Noah Sombrero wrote on alt.buddha.short.fat.guy
> (in article<
msbgpi542dsjlfrv4...@4ax.com>):
>
> > On Fri, 05 Jan 2024 01:34:20 -0330, David Dalton<
dal...@nfld.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > The Dalai Lama and others are currently trying to identify
> > > the global primary ootw (which I used to call avatar type),
> > > which is me. This they could easily do by googling
> > > “blue rose vision” (including the quotation marks).
> > > However I think they expect me to have a lot of
> > > followers at this stage. But in my case I have and
> > > want no blind followers, though I do want people
> > > to read my essential messages. Also about 379,000
> > > people globally have received at least 100 words from
> > > me in my lifetime. And about 400 million people have
> > > received at least 100 words from my main inspirer of
> > > my species, mi-ootw (which I used to call devi type)
> > > Sarah McLachlan, and I have a faint hope that she might
> > > reveal me, even if we never become romantically involved.
> >
> > It is my understanding that buddhists don't believe in god. So how
> > could they believe in an avatar, since that is an incarnation of god
> > in this world?
>
> I said avatar type, not avatar. I don’t believe that those who
> have been called avatars actually were.
So I guess I retract my claim to being the latest incarnation of Kamadeva.
See the Glossary on my mystic page for my definition of ootw.
OK, I will repeat it here:
ootw=Opener of the Way, and for ghumans an ootw is one who has undergone a
sun stare, thorn hill climb, and blue rose vision, while for cetaceans it is
probably still a sun stare and analogies to the thorn hill climb and blue
rose vision. I previously called an ootw an avatar type. An ootw is capable
of soul-aligning with any other someone given permission of the other
someone, which I relate to stories of Krishna making himself big or small. I
also call an ootw a primary ootw.
I also used to call an avatar type one similar to some who have been
called avatars, as well as many who have not (e.g. Moses and Jacob).