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Antigen:
Weekly World News?
Since you [US "drug tsar" McCaffrey] control a federal budget that has just been increased from $17.8 billion last year to $19.2 billion this year, is asking people like you if we should continue with our nation's current drug policy like a person asking a barber if one needs a haircut? --
Orange Country, California
Los Angeles Times
29 March 2000
--Judge James P. Gray
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cleveland:
OK - pretty good (fiction) writing, or pure paranoia...
GregFL:
I vote # 2.
:grin:
Stripe:
I agree this might seem far fetched in its totality, but do you guys agree or disagree with the proposition contained in the last paragraph?
"The bottom line, for us, is that when one's motivation for healing from this pain and suffering is to better serve our fellows, the personal healing will be profound. If one only wants to heal to end his/her personal suffering, the healing will be more superficial and conditional."
Think about that for just a second.
Now think about this: What was the motivation behind in Seed programming? To better serve fellow man or to promote an agenda we had no ability to comprehend.
I'm thinking the latter, since the reports I read here about others show that most folks, with the exception of a few regulars, actually did not do so well once they were program graduates.
Once a pawn, always a pawn? Call them paranoid ideas or information suitable for reporting by Weekly World News and make fun if you like. We all approach trying to heal ourselves from different angles - why else would we be here doing this? Besides, if clearing energy paths works and makes a diffence, we all benefit.
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2005-01-07 14:49:00, Stripe wrote:
We all approach trying to heal ourselves from different angles - why else would we be here doing this? Besides, if clearing energy paths works and makes a diffence, we all benefit.
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Ya think?? I agree!!
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