RE: [Vo]:Touche':MultiPhaseTime&The Abduction Paradigm

2009-08-08 Thread OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson
Terry sez:

> Are you familiar with the term "walk-in"?  (Not referring to any known
> hair salon.  :)

I wuz wondering when someone would mention the W-I word. Yes, I'm quite
familiar with the concept. In fact, I asked my witch doctor if that might
have been what happened in my case. 

Curiously, when the experience happened to me back in my mid 20s it never
even once occurred to me to entertain the notion that that might have been
what happened. I certainly understood the concept, had read about it in
various psychic literature, back then. It wasn't until my late thirties
when, suddenly, it hit me like a brick wall, I began to speculate on the W-I
notion since it seemed to be an absolute "shoe-in". It wasn't until several
years after making that connection that I decided to ask a witch doctor.

In my case - apparently not...unless one is willing to entertain the notion
that two or three other MAJOR parallel-reality "self(s)" decided that
perhaps it might be a good idea to recombine and give little old funky "me",
the one in this troubled probable reality, a helping hand.  If that WAS the
case, I don't recall having to sort through several parallel memory lines to
settle on a dominant thread, but perhaps I just chalked it all up to the
vagrancies of my memory playing tricks on me. "Wasn't my first volkswagon a
blue car? Why does this old photograph show it to be red?" Incidentally,
it-is-said that the splitting and merging of parallel realities is actually
a very common occurrence, that we ALL go through it numerous times in our
lives. So, now everyone has the perfect excuse they were looking for when
trying to remember why one's memory seems to be playing tricks on you! ;-)


For those who might be curious as to what the term "Walk-In" is in reference
to, I give you a short definition. Be warned! >8-0  ... We are now entering
to the realms of irrational psychic territory: 

WALK-IN: A disembodied spirit who makes an agreement to trade places with a
spirit currently incarnated in a physical body. According to the lore, there
are occasions when it appears to be more expedient to go to the local used
car lot and pick out an old clunker, rather than having to break in a brand
new auto from scratch. After all, who needs to experience diaper rash if you
don't have to. Typically the spirit disembarking is troubled, depressed, or
exhausted in some way and needs a rest, or perhaps he/she has accomplished
most of what he/she had intended to do, and has subsequently made the
decision to "sell" a perfectly useable vehicle that still has several more
decades of life left in it. When the title is "sold" the new spirit assumes
"ownership" of the car, and typically, (though not necessarily ALL the time)
assumes all the memories of the prior individual's vehicle. There tends to
be a certain amount of disorientation at first, even a sense of
disassociation. After a while, however, things settle down and it's back to
business as usual - with a few noticeable twists. Externally, to the rest of
the world, the individual typically appears to have gone through some kind
of a transformative experience, as if they have taken on a new leaf in life.
"What happened to you, Fred? You've changed!" Sometimes, "reentry" can be
rough in the sense that one's prior life-style may be completely trashed, or
a divorce ensues, or one makes a radical career change. It is assumed that
the "purchaser" is someone experienced at purchasing used cars and knows how
to drive them off the lot without ramming it into a telephone pole a mere
block away. It is said that those adept at assuming the title of used cars
are typically older souls who wish to continue working on some kind of
life-task. Typically, such "life tasks" have something to do with improving
the human condition.

Final comment. Obviously, there are no valid statistics on the matter. ;-)
Nevertheless, from a strictly subjective POV, I suspect "walk-in" phenomenon
may be more common than many might assume... assuming one believes in this
stuff.

Regards,
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks



Re: [Vo]:Touche':MultiPhaseTime&The Abduction Paradigm

2009-08-08 Thread Terry Blanton
Are you familiar with the term "walk-in"?  (Not referring to any known
hair salon.  :)

Terry

On Sat, Aug 8, 2009 at 10:59 AM, OrionWorks - Steven Vincent
Johnson wrote:


> Some might be prone to ask: Well, Steve, may I ask you, do you *really*
> believe that's what happened to you? My answer: Yes, you may ask...



RE: [Vo]:Touche':MultiPhaseTime&The Abduction Paradigm

2009-08-08 Thread OrionWorks - Steven Vincent Johnson
Greetings Harbach,

Considering the fact that many of my recent Vort contributions have
typically turned into multi-page essays I'd have to say you took my
criticism quite well. I was expecting that you would either dismiss or
"trash" my critique. You proved me wrong!

...

Regarding:

> And then NOT discounting that we likely would all tend to have a 
> quasi-remotely viewed/telepathic gestalt-link to our adjacent-parallel 
> selves in those parallel/adjacent time-line/universe-lines; then the 
> perceptual confusion/distortion would be even more compounded.
 
The subject material contained within this complex sentence structure alone
is capable of being expanded into several volumes on the nature of
experience. FWIW, you might want to do some practice writing sessions where
you focus on a particular portion of a subject thread. Narrow things down a
tad; elaborate on a narrower spectrum of specifics. Might be less confusing
that way.


FWIW, since we are discussing avant-garde experiences of the controversial
kind:  I once asked a modern day shaman (a contemporary witchdoctor) about
my earlier adult experience, the one I recently recounted to Terry Blanton
on the experience of my own symbolic "death" followed by a sudden rebirth of
consciousness. See vort post: 

http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l%40eskimo.com/msg33703.html

It was explained to me, by this shaman, that what I had experienced was the
merging of two, possibly three probability threads that had come together -
as perceived by my consciousness. It was further explained to me that my
essence was well aware of the funky "rut" I was in, and had initiated
optimal conditions that would allow me to instinctively permit the merging
to happen. Presumably, the merging was "initiated" when I brought my Honda
civic to a stop at an intersection at the end of Midvale boulevard. It seems
obvious that symbolism plays a strong role in the initiation of such
transformative experiences.

I should stress the obvious here, that the recounting of this "story" as
interpreted to me by the modern day witchdoctor would be perceived as
nothing more than fertile fantasy as perceived through the filters of
objective western oriented sensibilities. Perceived from a western-objective
POV one has every right to question its validity. After all, how DOES one
interpret... how does one go about validating such a profoundly felt
subjective experience of this nature!

Some might be prone to ask: Well, Steve, may I ask you, do you *really*
believe that's what happened to you? My answer: Yes, you may ask...

It would appear that one of the most profound realizations I seemed to have
learned so far is the understanding that the only thing I can take as an
absolute in my perceived sense of existence is my consciousness. Everything
else is up for grabs.

Regards,
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
 
 





[Vo]:Touche':MultiPhaseTime&The Abduction Paradigm

2009-08-08 Thread Harbach Jak

TOUCHE':  Yea you're very correct:  FEWER is better; but I'm kind've fusing & 
patch-working various theory like is common to 'German' expression I tend to 
fuse many words & concepts into a 'super-string' which makes my writing look 
like the town-name at a Train-station in Wales~;-)  And I'm constantly pushing 
the tediously-verbose boundary as I'm well aware. . . and being brought back 
down to 'earth' is a good thing!

 

The idea of a SUPER-MEMBRANE transdimensional-unisheet as a TACHYON 
CARRIER-WAVE of Dark-Energy is obviously my 'pet' idea; but hardly unique to me 
of course.  Cudo's to the originators. . . of the various aspects of both 
'Super-Gravity' theory & 'M-Brane' theory. . . and variants of Super-String 
Theory.

 

And visualizing the 'SUPER-WAVE' as a corregated accordian-like or Japanese-fan 
type of configuration is the simplest way I can say it.

 

Then with each SUPER-WAVE-RIDGE representing an ascending-and/or-descending 
time-gradient of quasi-parallel experiential existence; the picture is pretty 
well complete.

 

AND FINALLY: If a hyper-grav wormholing(basically a type of 'warp' drive were 
employed to cross-the quasi-parallel (yet slightly different & before or after 
in relative 'time' sequence) "corregations' of the Super-sheet; it would 
compare to
the 'craft' as a 'needle' passing a 'grav-compressed wake/field' as a 'thread' 
through those corregations thusly drawing them/compressing them together to 
illicit a somewhat weird temporal & perceptual 'time' sequencing 'deja-vu' 
distortions for our ourselves 'parallel' selves in our adjacent 'corregations.'

 

And then NOT discounting that we likely would all tend to have a quasi-remotely 
viewed/telepathic gestalt-link to our adjacent-parallel selves in those 
parallel/adjacent time-line/universe-lines; then the perceptual 
confusion/distortion would be even more compounded.

 

I invite the 'textual-prose' criticism; because to 'say' it as I 'see' it is 
often unwieldy for me//thanx!~Jak~:-)  

 

 

> From: orionwo...@charter.net
> To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
> Subject: RE: [Vo]:MultiPhaseOffSet Simul-WaveTime-Reality&The Abduction 
> Rejectee Paradigm
> Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2009 19:32:16 -0500
> 
> Greetings Mr. Jak
> 
> After repetitive attempts to interface portions of my biological
> omni-membrane processor clusters with my m-brane quasi-deja-vu distortion
> assimilators, I noticed that there is a tendency for my psychic
> quasi-psychic temporal validation parameters to become defrazed beyond of
> the norms of semi-quasi scientific rational paraidgimaical
> conceptualization.
> 
> I probably could have said that in fewer words.
> 
> Try toning down on the amount of cap letters used as well.
> 
> My two cents.
> 
> Steven Vincent Johnson
> www.OrionWorks.com
> www.zazzle.com/orionworks
> 


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