Comments on: Monsters freeze-framed in holographic time

By: A Practical Guide to Reality Rearrangement - Pop Occulture

A Practical Guide to Reality Rearrangement - Pop Occulture — Fri, 29 Jun 2007 01:06:53 +0000

[...] I have personally found this exercise to be especially helpful in the diagnosis and treatment of personal ailments, specifically for the unfreezing and moving of frozen “engrams” which are blocking you psychologically or spiritually. I did this yesterday as an experiment in probing my childhood fear of water/drowning and had some interesting results in which my body triggered very literal fear & panic responses as I delved deeper into the exercise. [...]

By: A WASTELAND Of Customer Unawareness - Pop Occulture

A WASTELAND Of Customer Unawareness - Pop Occulture — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 01:39:48 +0000

[...] There may be something too behind the Mary of Magdala = Amygdala connection as well. When I really got the “bee thing” buzzing for serious, it was almost like I could feel a little ray of light being fired upward and inward at a 45 degree angle activating something or other. I thought maybe it was the pineal, but there’s certainly a chance it was the amygdala. It would also explain why my brain and body started to spontaneously think about how physical traumas may be unblocked and released by manipulating the myriad small energy centers in which they are holographically frozen. [...]

By: speedbird

speedbird — Wed, 13 Jun 2007 14:58:36 +0000

That’s pure D&D… hours of study to learn a few Words of Power; little room for them in the unpracticed mind; and a need for gonads of steel to set them down on paper.

(Like stories about near-drowning and being smacked upside the head - big kudos for even attempting that.)

There are some Big Thoughts out there. And there’s light and dark. And neither, I think, is it it wise to trifle with. I keep thinking now of words that tell of big glorious things but no way can I just list them. That word ‘pendragon’ I mentioned the other day is one but I’m just in a whirl of them right now.

The dark side also becomes more obvious: branding and politically correct newspeak start to look even more alarming. I mean real life black hoodoo, zombies, soul-suckers, the works.

By: Tim Boucher

Tim Boucher — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 17:43:32 +0000

I’ve been thinking: when you learn a new word what happens is a miniature trauma in your mind, and the context gets freeze-framed into one of these little contextual holographic moments out of which new meaning is derived…

By: speedbird

speedbird — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 13:44:37 +0000

I just googled ‘NLP’ and ‘magic’ in the same search and scared myself sh!tless. I smell powerful darkness in the works nearabouts. Running with the thought that there might be pre-existing Words behind things, and how that relates to ‘magic’, it isn’t a great leap to postulate the creation of fake Words for nefarious ends.