Will The Real God Please Stand Up
Three and a half days. Thats how long its been since I put up the Free Energy post. Steorn (pronounced shtyorn... its galic) has a counter on their webpage reporting that over 3100 scientists have expressed interest in accepting the challenge to test the technology. Thats 1800 more in the last 84 hours. Roughly 20 per hour. And their just gettin' a good start.
We're into the 7th day and 37,741 people have registered to recieve notice of the results. Thats over 24,000 more since I last posted.
I did a google on key word * steorn * right before I published 84 hours ago and got 110,000 hits. I just did it again and got over 586,000 hits.
Steorn is also running an opinion poll. Visitors can vote YES or NO to the question: "Do you think the scientific community should accept our challenge?" There are 94,850 votes cast so far, roughly 65,000 more.
None of that surprises me.
But this does... SIXTY SEVEN PERCENT VOTED NO!!! Thats nearly 7 out of 10 who don't want something like this to be real. It was 54%... still surprisingly high to me.
So 67% of the people responding DON'T think the scientific community should test a technology that, were it to be found valid, could very possibly make oil obsolite as an energy source! That would make a key motivation for much of what is going on geopolitically and militarily, all over this planet, a mute point!! And thats just the tip of the iceberg!!!
WHY???
Would 67% of the people have voted no to Columbus testing the "world is flat" belief system? It would likewise have surprised me. But now, I would bet they would. Probably even higher.
What would something besides a flat world mean to those people? Would they be afraid they would fall off and tumble uncontrolably into oblivion? I mean, we are talking about a pretty drastic challenge to world view at the time. Would it mean they'd have to throw their bibles over the corncrib?
Is that what this is all about? God? Interpretations? Polarized points of view? Images?
And what's under all that? FEAR?
Hell, if Steorn's technology works it appears it would defy the first law of thermodynamics. Thats pretty drastic. That means we can throw the physics book over the corncrib too.
So now, now that I've been surprised, gotten over the initial shock of it, and begun to ponder my own question, WHY, I'm no longer surprised.
WHY?
Because as I feel into all this I feel.... FEAR!!! Lots of it. Not just my own but COLLECTIVE FEAR. We would no longer know what we thought we knew.
Instead we would be faced with the great un-known. The whole understanding of the physical universe would be turned upside down. We would be out of control. Hell the whole damn physical universe would be out of control. And that dear readers, scares the shit otta us!
Terror! You know... one of those "negative" emotions. That stuff to be gotten rid of. That shit that feels like shit...so hated we deny it in every way imaginable.
There just so happens to be a little known suggestion that holds: denial draws experience equal to or greater than the denial so that the denial, in a state of acceptance for it, can be cleared and moved out.
Holy shit! Could that be what the war on terror is really all about?
Why, do 7 out of 10 people not want the scientific community to investigate and test a technology that could potentially resolve so much human suffering?
I'll tell ya what Palooka say. Palooka say, its all about the unseen role of denial darlin'!
We got lots of it going on here already and the scientific experiments haven't even started yet. We got 67% of the people saying THEY DON'T WANNA LOOK!
And I tell ya what else Palooka say. Palooka say its all about the spirit/body split.
Denial of the role of spirit by body. A denial of some greater, grander law. A denial that manifests as materialism for example. A denial of the intended perfection of the universe... that, a universe and its manifested spirits moving along in balance would be a self-sustaining, living, loving organism moving in evolution along destiny's path.
And least you think Palooka be thumpin his bible here it is a denial by spirit of Body's Godly role as well. A denial that manifests as creationism for example. There is alot more to body than just a vessel to tote spirit around in during physical manifestation. Spirit keeps forgetting that without physical manifestation it's just a wet dream!
Palooka say, they are both right! And they are both wrong. Both are so twisted and fragmented into extreem polarized points of view, even within their own camps. No place for any other reality than that held within their own... its just too threatening to consider the implications of a reality beyond their own held images.
Will the real God please stand up.
We're into the 7th day and 37,741 people have registered to recieve notice of the results. Thats over 24,000 more since I last posted.
I did a google on key word * steorn * right before I published 84 hours ago and got 110,000 hits. I just did it again and got over 586,000 hits.
Steorn is also running an opinion poll. Visitors can vote YES or NO to the question: "Do you think the scientific community should accept our challenge?" There are 94,850 votes cast so far, roughly 65,000 more.
None of that surprises me.
But this does... SIXTY SEVEN PERCENT VOTED NO!!! Thats nearly 7 out of 10 who don't want something like this to be real. It was 54%... still surprisingly high to me.
So 67% of the people responding DON'T think the scientific community should test a technology that, were it to be found valid, could very possibly make oil obsolite as an energy source! That would make a key motivation for much of what is going on geopolitically and militarily, all over this planet, a mute point!! And thats just the tip of the iceberg!!!
WHY???
Would 67% of the people have voted no to Columbus testing the "world is flat" belief system? It would likewise have surprised me. But now, I would bet they would. Probably even higher.
What would something besides a flat world mean to those people? Would they be afraid they would fall off and tumble uncontrolably into oblivion? I mean, we are talking about a pretty drastic challenge to world view at the time. Would it mean they'd have to throw their bibles over the corncrib?
Is that what this is all about? God? Interpretations? Polarized points of view? Images?
And what's under all that? FEAR?
Hell, if Steorn's technology works it appears it would defy the first law of thermodynamics. Thats pretty drastic. That means we can throw the physics book over the corncrib too.
So now, now that I've been surprised, gotten over the initial shock of it, and begun to ponder my own question, WHY, I'm no longer surprised.
WHY?
Because as I feel into all this I feel.... FEAR!!! Lots of it. Not just my own but COLLECTIVE FEAR. We would no longer know what we thought we knew.
Instead we would be faced with the great un-known. The whole understanding of the physical universe would be turned upside down. We would be out of control. Hell the whole damn physical universe would be out of control. And that dear readers, scares the shit otta us!
Terror! You know... one of those "negative" emotions. That stuff to be gotten rid of. That shit that feels like shit...so hated we deny it in every way imaginable.
There just so happens to be a little known suggestion that holds: denial draws experience equal to or greater than the denial so that the denial, in a state of acceptance for it, can be cleared and moved out.
Holy shit! Could that be what the war on terror is really all about?
Why, do 7 out of 10 people not want the scientific community to investigate and test a technology that could potentially resolve so much human suffering?
I'll tell ya what Palooka say. Palooka say, its all about the unseen role of denial darlin'!
We got lots of it going on here already and the scientific experiments haven't even started yet. We got 67% of the people saying THEY DON'T WANNA LOOK!
And I tell ya what else Palooka say. Palooka say its all about the spirit/body split.
Denial of the role of spirit by body. A denial of some greater, grander law. A denial that manifests as materialism for example. A denial of the intended perfection of the universe... that, a universe and its manifested spirits moving along in balance would be a self-sustaining, living, loving organism moving in evolution along destiny's path.
And least you think Palooka be thumpin his bible here it is a denial by spirit of Body's Godly role as well. A denial that manifests as creationism for example. There is alot more to body than just a vessel to tote spirit around in during physical manifestation. Spirit keeps forgetting that without physical manifestation it's just a wet dream!
Palooka say, they are both right! And they are both wrong. Both are so twisted and fragmented into extreem polarized points of view, even within their own camps. No place for any other reality than that held within their own... its just too threatening to consider the implications of a reality beyond their own held images.
Will the real God please stand up.
posted by Palooka's Revenge at 8/23/2006 03:51:00 PM
4 Comments:
Cool article, Palooka. I totally agree! Hey, if we look at all of this, then we have to take responsibility for ourselves..and I mean total responsibility and that scares me...that means I have to give up blaming others for how I feel and speak my truth! I'm working on it by paying attention to how I really feel and trying to find how I am responsible for the mess we're in.
you hit d'nail on d'head mattie! and kudos to you for being so savy... and brave. not many people on this planet know what you already know... that we are all playing a role here and we are responsible. and everything that is happening... this "mess we're in"... is a REFELCTION. the short story is its a reflection of the unseen role of denial. i can point you to the long story if you want to know more. but, i can tell you this, you will never be the same.
i can also tell you this, you are on the right track with paying attention to how you really feel. and yes, it is scarry.
Thanks Palooka but I'm already into some of the things you are.
just want to say thank you for your blog and your comments, so refreshing to find something "real" online. i too am into the things you and mattie are into. your comments touch my heart so much. jaque
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