{OT:} Coast to Coast, 11/11/09, Dr. Brian Weiss
edspyhill01
Weiss to talk about reincarnation, past life regression hypnotism, and
all that goes along with that subject.
I sometimes think this is the "problem" with Baby Boomers - most of
the Boomers are the souls of people who died violently and prematurely
during WWII, then reincarnated to quickly get back to living, life and
learning.
Ed S.
Tashi
I listen to C2C everyday, I have a monthly subscription. This gives
me access to all the past, and present shows in the last two years. I
do weed out the crack pot mediums, ghost stories, self proclaimed
psychics, and such. The show you linked I would normally not listen
to. I'm not interested in yet one more persons take on past life
regression crap, or new age philosophy. I can barely tolerate Noory,
I prefer Art Bell, and George Knapp.
For instance, there was a good show on the "Meltdown of the Dollar"
yesterday, Wolli, might actually learn what a recession is.
http://thedollarmeltdown.com/
Tommy's right! How the hell you can believe these past life
regression guys, and ignore actual facts concerning UFO's is beyond
logic, but to your credit, I'm learning humans don't have a natural
affinity for logic, belief is much more comforting.
Belief is what you end up with, after you have filtered out the
inconvenient truth of reality, it's different for everybody.
Slogoin
> I'm learning humans don't have a natural affinity for logic
...or our natural love of learning maths gets squashed.
> belief is much more comforting.
...and much easier.
Tommy Grand
> On Nov 11, 8:26 am, Tashi <dewachen1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I'm learning humans don't have a natural affinity for logic
>
> ...or our natural love of learning maths gets squashed.
Lol, your blaming your teachers because you didn't become a math
genius earlier in life? Larry, own up to your own flaws!!!
edspyhill01
> On Nov 11, 7:27 am, edspyhill01 <edspyhil...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Very interesting show on today's Coast to Coast. He had on Dr. Brian
> > Weiss to talk about reincarnation, past life regression hypnotism, and
> > all that goes along with that subject.
>
> > I sometimes think this is the "problem" with Baby Boomers - most of
> > the Boomers are the souls of people who died violently and prematurely
> > during WWII, then reincarnated to quickly get back to living, life and
> > learning.
>
> >http://www.brianweiss.com/
>
> > Ed S.
>
> I listen to C2C everyday, I have a monthly subscription. This gives
> me access to all the past, and present shows in the last two years. I
> do weed out the crack pot mediums, ghost stories, self proclaimed
> psychics, and such. The show you linked I would normally not listen
> to. I'm not interested in yet one more persons take on past life
> regression crap, or new age philosophy. I can barely tolerate Noory,
> I prefer Art Bell, and George Knapp.
>
> For instance, there was a good show on the "Meltdown of the Dollar"
>
> Tommy's right! How the hell you can believe these past life
> regression guys, and ignore actual facts concerning UFO's is beyond
> logic, but to your credit, I'm learning humans don't have a natural
> affinity for logic, belief is much more comforting.
>
> Belief is what you end up with, after you have filtered out the
> inconvenient truth of reality, it's different for everybody.
I've done many past life regression sessions. Very helpful; almost
better than psycho-therapy. It's not that I don't believe in ETs,
UFOs, space travel, time warps, blackhole wormholes, it's that I have
never seen anything that is convincing. Everything looks like a human
invention, human concept. But when it comes to paranormal, I have
first hand experience.
I haven't bought the new age concept of karma - ailments are
punishments, physical deformities are karmic payback. I have a very
narrow concept that says that souls, spirits need to be in a physical
body for just the experience. A little pain and suffering with the
joy as a sentient being matures the soul.
Andrew Schulman
> ...He had on Dr. Brian Weiss to talk about reincarnation...
>
>
I assume you already know that Dr. Brian Weiss was known in a past
life as Sylvius Leopold Weiss?
Andrew
Tashi
I've never heard of past life regression sessions in any Buddhist
text, nor Hindu text, for that matter, and lets face it, that's the
source for the doctrine of the transmigration of the soul.
This past life regression thing is a total fabrication of western
thinking, therefore it is "new age", not traditional. We live in the
Kali Yuga Ed, where people believe anything and everything.
>It's not that I don't believe in ETs,
So you belittle, and mock, those who do?
> UFOs, space travel, time warps, blackhole wormholes, it's that I have
> never seen anything that is convincing. Everything looks like a human
> invention, human concept.
That's because it is.
>But when it comes to paranormal, I have
> first hand experience.
Cool! The "paranormal" is such a western concept.
> I haven't bought the new age concept of karma - ailments are
> punishments, physical deformities are karmic payback. I have a very
> narrow concept that says that souls, spirits need to be in a physical
> body for just the experience. A little pain and suffering with the
> joy as a sentient being matures the soul.
So then what is the benefit of going back into your past lives, if
that's in fact where you go?
We know the past and present, the future is unknown, and therefore
the most important. The present is a result of the past, and the
future is a result of the present.
edspyhill01
So you feel belittled and mocked if someone doesn't believe exactly
what you believe?
Tashi
Hardly Ed, it's only when you make up stories making fun of people who
have experienced or have concluded ET's exist.
edspyhill01
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I think you are feeling abandonment issues coming to the surface
again. You need to go to your special safe place for awhile.
Tashi
Okey dokey Ed.