Theos-Talk Archives (March 2005 Message tt00160)

Hallo John and all,

Thanks for your answer John.

1.
I will tell you, that I will always remember the impact
Lilley's book "The Center of The Cyclone" had on me while I read about the
various meditations techniques he used.
Although I rejects his LSD experiments as a suggested path to take.
It is simply too dangerous to most of us. Later on Lilley also rejected the 
use of it.

2.
As for Japan in the below. --- Well somehow none calls them "an axis of 
evil" becuase the act like that.
And the ignorants wonders why.

3.
You wrote:
"There are Dolphins carved on the monolithic Great Idol of Tiahuanaco."

I find this to be an important.

4. --- Taken from Theosophical Society America ---
"Animals may have a rudimentary sense of self-consciousness, but they 
probably cannot differentiate themselves from their appetites, instincts, 
and actions. Dolphins can be trained to modify their behavior, but can they 
examine their motivation or replay and evaluate an incident? Can they 
address their own mind and its content or stand back from these and identify 
with the consciousness through which they know anything?
Since self-consciousness is apparently a human characteristic, it is 
surprising that Blavatsky says, "Every atom in the Universe has the 
potentiality of self-consciousness in it" (Secret Doctrine 1:107). This is a 
powerful statement of her conviction that consciousness exists in varying 
forms everywhere, not only as we know it. She also says that there is no 
potentiality for self-consciousness in pure spirit or consciousness: "It is 
only through a vehicle of matter that consciousness wells up as 'I am I' " 
(ibid 1:15). Pure consciousness or atma must become involved in the 
principles and the vehicles of matter before a sense of self as opposed to 
other can arise."
http://www.theosophical.org/theosophy/books/powers/chap2.html



5. The story about "Telemachus" aught not to be overlooked.
http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/symbols/DolphinThe-1081.htm



6. Also Vol. 2, Page 775 THE SECRET DOCTRINE is worth a try...
http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/sd/sd2-3-08.htm




from
M. Sufilight




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Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 12:50 AM
Subject: Re: Theos-World Animals and aliens at sea


> Morton,
> Thanks for your comments and the post extracts of John C. Lilly. I still
> have a couple of his paparbacks from the 1970's here, i very much enjoyed 
> his
> research and topics they were so stimulating.
>
> About Radio Astronomers, Google "Duncan Lunan" he is a Scottish 
> Astronomer
> who back in 1977 we were in communication with (I have copies of the
> correspondence) who at our request made use of Radio Telescope Facility in 
> England to
> broadcast a "Signal" at an appointed time to a defined point in space for 
> the
> express purpose of enablement at the time Experiencer was at Tiahuanaco, 
> it
> was only a few months later that the only "WOW" signal ever validated by 
> Seti
> (successor to Project Ozma) was received. Dophins also were a symbol used 
> in
> other civilizations like the Greeks.
>
> There are Dolphins carved on the monolithic Great Idol of Tiahuanaco. 
> Here
> is an amazing website on a unique Dolphin ability:
>
> Mystery of the Silver Rings
> http://www.earthtrust.org/delrings.html
>
> also
>
> Project Delphi- Dolphi9ns - Self Awareness
> http://www.earthtrust.org/delphis.html
>
> I have read and seen media reports on the continuing effort to ban 
> whaling
> and the efforts to prevent capture of dolphins in process of commercial
> fishing, but, so far Japan and a few other nations have consistantly been 
> able to
> escape the confines of International Compacts other nations have signed 
> and are
> in compliance with. Politics and Economies still remain the senior
> consideration in the trade-offs of negociations.
>
> There is very obscure aboriginal mythology about large black beings 
> that
> descended from the heavens and were seen by humans of that time, they 
> seemd to
> resemble whales in the description.
>
> John
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