Oh yeah. real interesting. I can understand the lack of maturity, giving someone the urge to do this, but the actual making... wow. He couldn't possibly have thought it through. The whole idea of letting something like that loose to satisfy a wounded ego, just ain't smart. Neither am I the kind who'...

Had me one of them "Synchronistic" things, yup! Was a li'l different, though. In Long Beach, Ca is a place called The Eye Of The Cat A Google reveals this desc.:"Store selling standard & scarce occult items from incense to spell books, plus spiritual readings." Your basic &qu...

This is a break in logic. It makes no sense. Which is the whole point. The viewer thinks: “Let’s see. There was a suspect in the woods. The cops were chasing him. Now he doesn’t exist. We don’t know his name. We don’t know why he’s off the radar. We don’t know whether he was arrested. We don’t know...

Pluto; Re your last 3 paragraphs.... ya had me. Then ya lost me. Then case back with a got me... mostly. Signal to noise ration on the current alien discussions makes it hard for me to make up my mind, really. But I do have a question: In this universe, there's anything you want. So... what do you w...

To reader and to writer, one and the same, she is in fields of perpetual gratitude for the All of the one and all … whatever lingers in the phantasmal space can come along for the ride Sadly the events of the last year make it hard for me to find "gratitude". Times like these lead me to m...

It's tough for people who grew up dysfunctional to be assertive in a non harmful way. Thats the challenge. Doing it without the baggage. Even my first wife got things right, occasionally. She labelled people who came at dominance with a vengeance, as folk with an "insuperiority complex" ....

P.P.S. Stephen Gaskin, husband of Ina May ... mother of modern midwifery, she was instructive in my life.

Ha! Well aint it a small world! She is such a straight line, through a twisty world.

"I never use the word vagina. Pussy is a much friendlier word." - Ina May
Fred

Christine; I will state again what I have in the past, I found value in auditing, ironically it was fundamental for me to unravel my own encounter with the Mandato and mind control (the Mandato used the same, though more subtle tactics that LRH used). Seeing the uselessness of fighting that belief,...

Hi Christine. I spent part of yest, & today reading on 2 threads: 1) The Corey thing, 2) The LRH thing. The two threads prompted me to post. Then, what I was going to say turned out to be the same thing. I'm not a fan of Copy/Paste, or cross-posting, on forums, and then I looked up, and my eyeba...

Testosterone, & leadership. Hmmm... I've had leadership positions, as boss, foreman, owner, dept. head, teacher, off and on, for the last 30 years. IMO what works the best is to "lead from the pack". It's a win/win, to me. 1. You stay connected to the job, and the people doing it. 2. T...