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Re: Theos-World Animals and aliens at sea

Mar 11, 2005 07:33 PM
by Mauri




samblo@cs.com wrote:

<<Mauri,
No, it was not remote viewing, the individual was in a state of altered
consciousness with the context that his personality is stepped aside while
another utilized his body mechanisms to deliver speech or write content. >>

To me that kind of thing sounds similar to the way that "Seth" was channeled by Jane Roberts.

<<While in the projection state his eyeballs are rolled up so that one cannot see any of the iris of the eye, only the white of the eye is seen. >>

I don't remember reading anything like that in the Jane Roberts books.

<<not withstanding this delimiting of vision he draws and writes with precision of a draftsman. There were over 400 hours of audio tape recordings as also 5000 ft. of professional
movie film taken in color on a Clair Movie Camera and many rolls of 35mm color photo's. James E. Frazier entered into a life-rights agreement with the
experiencer back in 1975 and has all the original archival proofs. It is a very
involved complex overall process that is contained of several distinct phase
periods in this persons life from age 16 to 33 years and still ongoing today 27
years later. In a very loose way "remote" could also be the use of another alternate persona as a remote source to deliver a communication. But it is not his normative conscious personality that is producing the content as he has no known knowledge base from which he has had exposure or memory to produce the content. Nothing wrong with speculating, I have done that a lot in regard to his case.
John>>>>.

Are there transcripts of those sessions available to the public? Having read a fair number of experiencer cases over the years, I'm wondering what else might be out there (though I have begun to question or wonder about the context/perspective or interpretive versions that experiencers, in general, might be seen to represent).

Speculatively,
Mauri
















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