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Glenn Scheper glenn_scheper at earthlink.net
Wed Jun 25 17:40:43 CDT 2008


I finally culled my 700 file Shambala harvest.

	Dry to me, but P-appropriate.

Mann, '"The Nine Grounds of Intellectual Warfare"', Postmodern Culture v6n2
  -- http://serials.infomotions.com/pmc/pmc-v6n2-mann-the.txt
  Untitled


	Cf phosgene

Indeed, we are now witnessing a kairological moment of the great christological 
turning point. I-ching describes: "After a time of decay comes the turning 
point. The powerful light that was banished returns. There is movement, but it 
is not brought about by force... thus the movement is natural, arising 
spontaneously... The old is discarded and the new is introduced."[57]
  -- http://www.cca.org.hk/resources/ctc/ctc03-03/ctc03-03h.htm
  ctc0204b


	Feels relevant

Boris Mouravieff, an expert in the Eastern Orthodox Christian Tradition, 
published a three-volume work in French in 1961, called Gnosis. 22 In the early 
nineties, English translations of the three volumes were finally published. 
Mouravieff claimed that this Gnosis was the only complete exposition of the true 
esoteric Christian tradition, which had been only partly understood by later 
Christain heresies, including the second-century Gnostics. The tradition had 
been kept alive in Greek and Russian monasteries, and Mouravieff used a very 
ancient Slavonic text of the New Testament - a version that avoided all the 
alterations imposed on the European versions, plus many other fascinating and 
rare manuscripts.
  -- http://www.diagnosis2012.co.uk/soul.htm
  Soulcraft


	Love lexemes?

The ocean, which is "meaningless" in its productivity and, as an alien reality, 
cannot be reduced to a concept in human symbols, can be interpreted as a 
projected construction, whose dominating semantic potential stems from the area 
of feminine sexuality summarized in the single lexeme "vagina."
  -- http://www.depauw.edu/sfs/backissues/57/geier57art.htm
  Manfred Geier- Stanislaw Lem’s Fantastic Ocean: Toward a Semantic Interpretation of Solaris1


	This asian prophecy is another instance in which I recognize
	the fall of the WTC (like in Revelation, Divine Comedy, etc.):

The Starry Deer as it sank seemed like a fallen goad of the gods' elephant.
  -- http://www.mssu.edu/projectsouthasia/literature/primarydocs/Harshacarita/ChapIII.htm
  Project South Asia


	Two files with another eschatological recognition:
	Autofellatio through an engine cylinder, which is
	stunningly spelled out in Ezekiel Ch1. (See my web site)
	It was due in 1987, which probably fits my time frame.

Rudka Cakrin is known as 'the Cakravartin' or 'the possessor of the wheel'. This 
wheel supposedly is a wheel of iron that falls from the sky to mark the 
beginning of his reign.
  -- http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/sociopol_shambahla06.htm
  In Search of Shambhala


The association of flying saucers with Shambhala derives from the account of the 
allegorical future apocalyptic war found The Stainless Light commentary to The 
Abbreviated Kalachakra Tantra. In this account, Raudrachakrin, the twenty-fifth 
Kalki ruler of Shambhala, will come from his land mounted on a stone horse with 
the power of the wind and defeat Mahdi, the leader of the non-Indic hordes. 
Although Raudrachakrin represents the deep awareness of voidness with the 
subtlest level of mental activity and the stone horse represents the subtlest 
level of energy-wind on which this awareness rides, some have interpreted the 
image as a flying saucer coming from Shambhala.
  -- http://www.berzinarchives.com/web/en/archives/advanced/kalachakra/shambhala/mistaken_foreign_myths_shambhala.html
  Mistaken Foreign Beliefs about Shambhala


	quotable

This police force is NOT allowed to tell people what level of consciousness they 
should be at;
  -- http://wilber.shambhala.com/html/misc/iraq.cfm
  Ken Wilber Online: The War In Iraq

Yours truly,
Glenn Scheper
http://home.earthlink.net/~glenn_scheper/
glenn_scheper + at + earthlink.net
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