Michelle Webster wrote:
>
> Don,
>
> That's crazy... about Dan and the greys... no, this isn't a flame... from
> where do you get all this stuff.
Common sense. But then often this can be viewed as 'insanity'
>I hardly think that we didn't have any
> internal organs, or some of the other stuff
Look, I'm not saying we did for sure...only suggesting this
as a possibility. But consider this...were we to 'evolve' into
a being of 'light' that was able to cross dimensional barriers
etc... do you really think our 'organic' organs such as stomach
would even be required? Perhaps all the ancients who spoke of this
were 'crazy' also?
>.... if you believe the bible,
> then you know that everything is just about the way it's always been, etc,
> etc...
well, actually just the opposite would be true... the Bible puts
forth the same sort of 'de-evolutionary' perspective that the hindus
do... of slow degradation. The cycles indicate that at one point
mans mind had devolved so badly that he HAD to create written language
because he was no longer able to remember all that had passed before his eyes.
But the earth itself is no longer even PHYSICALLY the same as it was...its
actually almost TWO times its original size due to radioactive mass expansion. See
http://www.singtech.com/history.html for HARD data.
> I know this alien/grey topic keeps resurfacing here.. but not as fact, but
> as conjecture. What do we KNOW about any of this?? nuthin'.
Wrong, 'we' know plenty when we get off our butts (no offense) and stop using tabloidesque
sources for info on this matter. Michelle there is a big difference between believing
what ever the newest, trendiest grooviest sounding fad idea is and doing your own thinking
and research into the matter. I will bet you (literally) $100.00 USD that if you do a comprehensive
search and compile a database of at least 1500 cases globally where 'Greys' are seen or where
an abduction occurs by them, you will find the physcail description of these creatures
to be virtually IDENTICAL to stenyachasaur! They are cold to the touch, have fine reptile
like scales, carry their forearms exactly as a dino would, approximately the same height
have the same brain cavity / body size ratio (which btw is much greater than a humans)
etc... etc....
> but it was interesting to read your fiction....
obviously you do NOT use the impirical method when throwing criticism about. You havent seriously
done any research that you can say 'ahah' thats why Don is wrong. You just believe what sounds
good and in your religious fervour of the momentary trend you 'crucify' me. How dare
I threaten your chosen beliefs or cultish pursuit of a self proclaimed on line guru!
>Dan is a leader in the
> sound research...
by whom is he considered a leader? Wide eyed new agers like yourself? Give
me names and credible organizations who consider him a serious 'leading' researcher.
Dan has admitted publicly on his site to plagiarism and self mis-representation of having a long
list of academia.... from what I understand he doesnt even have a degree?
>last night he was on
> sightings...http://www.sightings.com, the real audio should be available in
> the archives soon.
I see.... and of course we know that 'Sightings' is a 'tabloidesque' medium....
perhaps you get your 'informed' sources from the National Enquirer also?
Sightings isnt a bad show, but its harldy a viable or reliable newsource.
> You may not like him or his theories, but his work on heartwave entrainment
> is right on!
Just because I criticise some aspects of his work, hardly means I don't like him.
Where DO you get your reasoning from dear lady? The fact is I rather think highly
of Dan and I think he's a neat guy in many respects. I do think he is poking
around with some pioneering ideas... but he's hardly the first to do so...
he's just putting a different 'spin' on this area. I would encourage him to
keep working on the 'heartmath' related research, but as to his intrepretation
of earths history and spirituality...well I simply think he's wrong and has that quite
backwards.
Kind regards,
Don J. S. Adams
>
> be well,
> Michelle
>
> >Dan Winter - Interesting guy is definitley onto some possibly practical
> >research but has
> >his ideas backwards. Instead of evolving to light beings of love we are
> >devolving from
> >what we once were or rather becoming more and more weak and farther and
> >farther away
> >from what we once were. MAny ancient cultures support this
> >...interesting refs in hindic
> >cycles that show how man in the last yuga, the Kali Yuga (God of
> >destruction) becomes akin to an animal
> >where as once he was more pure in nature. Interestingly it appears as
> >though somewhere distant
> >in our past man had no internal organs? He was a creature of solidity
> >but required no external
> >sustenance? MAny cultures talk about the time when man first had to
> >begin to eat, organs were
> >provided to him. Dan's idea is to get 'to' this point as he has
> >inferred from 'trace elements'
> >what exists in the nature of man...only he has it backwards.
> >
> >Comments? Any one have any extra info? Btw, Jerry loved your Hollow
> >Earth stuff! Came across these pics a long time ago, can't recall
> >where, when or how but always meant to follow up on it... now I can!
> >Many thanks mon ami!!!
> >
> >Don
> >
> >--
> >I dread success. To have
> >succeeded is to have finished
> >one's business on earth, like
> >the male spider, who is killed
> >by the female the moment he has
> >succeeded in his courtship.
> >
> >I like a state of continual
> >becoming, with a goal in front
> >and not behind.
> >
> >-- George Bernard Shaw
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