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If man only knew his destiny as a Divine Son of God - a son of joy - a son of light. If he realized his divine destiny to join the suns of the morning, in all the work of manifestation in creation - then he wouldnāt be so confined within the prison house of his five senses.
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Tristan and Isolde's life and death paintings
the pair mistakenly drank a magical love potion intended for a royal wedding night. In an instant, consuming passion bound their souls together forever. Despite Isoldeās marriage to the king, the lovers could not stay apart. They met in secret under the cover of night, risking execution for their forbidden bond.
Eventually, their betrayal was discovered and years later, Tristan lay dying from a poisoned wound, crying out for Isolde's legendary healing skills. She rushed to his side, but arrived just as he took his final breath. Overcome by a broken heart and unyielding devotion, Isolde collapsed over Tristan's lifeless body, joining him in eternal peace
True, but itās not just ancient literature. You see it in Moby-Dick, Jane Austenās and Charles Dickensās novels, and Victor Hugoās Les MisĆ©rables. They use a style of writing that conceals one meaning beneath what appears to be an entirely different story.
Contact with non-human entities has been going on much longer than this century alone, if we judge the literature that is available.
Lovecraft wrote about it. But aside from his fictional mythos treatment, examples are found everywhere in real literature. Buried in crumbling tomes resting in dimly lit forgotten corners of dusty libraries. Like this one from my shelf:
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Lue Elizondo: "Love your kids, love your family, tell them you love them, spend time with them."
He's said it before and is saying it again. That's Lue's #1 recommendation as we move forward with this topic. The topic = UFOs and NHI.
And don't be mistaken, especially in hindsight. Lue chooses his words very, very carefully. Interesting comments on YT for this episode as well.
Source interview (from July 2026)
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"No wonder the weirdos left."
Jonah C. Sirott for our Scene issue, on how the Right co-opted flying saucers and the Democrats lost the seekers: lareviewofbooks.org/article/ā¦
"The show has yet to start." the-tls.com/arts/phase-patteā¦
"In Porius, Arthur and Prince Einion are defending Edeyrnion against Colgrimās Saxonsābut some of the people who live in Edeyrnion want Colgrim to win. That is the key to the whole plot. To Poriusās father, the Saxons are invaders. To the Forest princesses, Poriusās own ruling house descends from an earlier wave of invaders. And to Gwythyr, who speaks for the common people, replacing one set of lords with another wonāt solve much."
The little birdies suggest this isnāt really about music, but about finding a way through other ādoors,ā perhaps into dimensions of experience known to some but rarely discussed openly. It hints at a key, though recognizing it requires an understanding of the inner āStateā: its dynamics, groupings and pairings, and the ancient philosophy behind them. In other words, music here is an analogy to whole other experience to life. the-tls.com/arts/music/the-wā¦
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What you do on this app isnāt reading. Itās a kind of participatory theatre that is designed to inculcate new thought patterns through repetitive sorting and social pressure. Itās the way they train monkeys.
There can be pleasures and benefits to social media activity, particularly if you are consciously trying to change the way you think, or to reinforce patterns that bring you pleasure or a sense of belonging. But it can also obviously be dangerous to your mental health.
The important thing is not to delude yourself into thinking that you are reading while indulging in social media. Reading involves the encounter of your own mind with another mind through the screen of the text, not through a screen.
Think thereās no difference between reading on a screen and reading a printed page of text? Hereās proof that youāre wrong: If reading on this site has become your primary way of absorbing text, then you will have trouble reading a book.
Itās not that the books are getting worse. Its because you are losing the ability to tolerate the silence of the printed page which forces you back into your own thoughts. You are losing the ability to sit still and follow a more complex line of argument. You are addicted to quick dopamine hits. Itās like porn.
Luckily for you, and for the higher-order functioning of your brain, we have developed a cure:
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