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ITC Gem 6: The Strangeness of Material “Reality” Posted on 2010 June 6 by Mark Macy Editor’s note: In the late 1980s, ITC researchers in Luxembourg received a letter from their spirit friend Swejen Salter, who had recently died on one of the Earth’s parallel worlds—a planet called Varid. Swejen related some of the difficulties she faced as a scientist while adapting to her new life in spirit… with memories of her illusive physical life still fresh in her mind. The researchers had been asking her for advice on how to develop better systems with which to open high-tech communication channels with the afterlife. – – Luxembourg Report – – Swejen: I found it frightening and fascinating to find out that energy and matter are one and the same thing, that a body only seems to exist and that time has to be understood as a bodily substance. Mankind simply does not have the necessary fundamentals yet to comprehend either physical or spiritual realities. Several elements such as fermium or the Hahn particles have not been discovered yet on Terra as they have on Planet Varid. How can I instruct you to develop an apparatus when several of its metals do not even exist? Many here do not even believe in contacts with Earth, and our group cannot convince them that ITC is genuine. They do not believe anymore that they once lived in a four-dimensional world of time and tell me they had only dreamed it. – – End of Luxembourg Report – – Notes: “Energy and matter are one and the same…” The source (what our religions call God, Allah, Brahman, or Yahweh) is something like a sun, emitting a pure, nonvibrating force or energy or light, which begins to vibrate very fast as it leaves the source… and the vibrations become slower and slower as it emanates outward. That force, sometimes called such things as Holy Spirit or Aum or chi, manifests all reality everywhere—not just everywhere in the material universe but throughout the boundless, innumerable spiritual realms. It spins off to create all structure, all force, and all conscious thought… all of which is just illusion. Each reality at every vibrational level of existence takes on its own characteristics, and physicists for several centuries have theorized that our material universe consists of two forces—matter and energy. What we find, shortly after we die and start getting settled into the afterlife, is that matter and energy, as well as consciousness, are all part of the same force. “…time has to be understood as a bodily substance.” Our spirit friends have no sense of time as we do. Life is happening in the moment. As they observe us on Earth, they see our physical bodies aging—an indication that “time is passing” in our world. That probably pertains to what Swejen is referring to, though I’m not sure if it’s the complete picture. I’d welcome comments from readers with other ideas. “…elements such as fermium or the Hahn particle have not been discovered yet on Terra…” Apparently there are metals unknown to modern science that have properties conducive to interdimensional research. They might be similar to the metals used in extra-terrestrial crafts, or UFOs, spotted frequently around the world, which move fluidly between our material dimension and subtler ones, blinking into and out of our view. Where (or even if) such metals would fit into the periodic table?… or if they are some yet-to-be devised alloys?… I have no idea. I do know, however, that terrestrial science still has a lot to learn! “Many here do not believe in ITC contacts with Earth…” We move from one vibrational level or dimension to another while meditating or dreaming or making our transition after death. Some beings (for example, our ethereal friends who call themselves The Seven) apparently can move among dimensions fluidly and fully aware of any reality at any time. Not so for us humans. Our minds (whether through genetic programming long ago or through natural evolution… again, who really knows?) become acutely aware of our current reality, while the dimension we left behind fades into a surreal experience. That’s why we awaken from a dream with only vague memories of what was going on in that other reality (which we mistakenly dismiss as “a dream world”), and the memories quickly fade away. The same thing happens to many of us when we leave the Earth to take up living in the afterlife. Our recent Earth experience fades into a dream. Many people choose to keep the dream alive, for example by sustaining a warm heart connection with loved ones left behind on Planet Earth.

ITC Gem 5: How Thoughts Create Reality Posted on 2010 June 4 by Mark Macy Editor’s note: When people say, “Thoughts create reality,” it stirs our imaginations… but few of us know what it really means. In 1990 our spirit friend Swejen Salter told us that while we on Earth do affect spiritual realities with our thoughts, we don’t actually create or fabricate the spiritual worlds and beings with which we are communicating. These things are not products of our mind; they really exist. In a short text planted in a computer in the home of Luxembourg researchers, she wrote: It is true that men in their thoughts can help form reality, but the influence of the individual is small. If your conception of our life is different from how I describe it to you, it would not change our way of life. We live in a real city, which may be unimaginable to some of you. Our reality is for us as touchable and as material as your world is to you. We do not consider ourselves transparent spirit beings. Other ITC Gems: 1 How we affect the spirit worlds 2 Reliable look in-beyond 3 Phone chat with an invisible friend 4 Murdered child is found and healed 5 How thoughts create reality 6 Strangeness of material reality 7 More about Planet Varid 8 Reincarnation from ethereal eyes 9 Convincing a skeptical public 10 How some people reincarnate 11 The end of reincarnation 12 Friedrich Juergenson makes contact 13 How the Luxembourg miracle began 14 How humans, spirits, and angels see God 15 The nature of spirit 16 Life on the other side 17 Avoiding dark forces in spirit work 18 How angel pictures are delivered to Earth 19 More afterlife descriptions 20 Timestream and othe spirit groups 21 Time and space in the astral realm 22 How things work in ITC 23 Power of thought 24 Reliable facts about the afterlife 25 Ethereal beings 1 26 Ethereal beings 2 27 Technical ITC 28 Transimages 29 More transimages 30 Technical ITC: Transvideo 31 Technical ITC conclusions 32 The second epoch 33 Parallel worlds and shadow worlds 34 Medicine and the human spirit 35 Atlantis (Science may be closing in) 36 Humans came from Eden 37 Secrets of life and afterlife 38 Perspective from Beyond

Terra 03 — Money Money Money: How It Mimics Life-Energy Posted on 2022 August 3 by Mark Macy Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin “Count, count, weigh, divide” (Aramaic/Babylonian) Count, count, weigh, divide was the proverbial “writing on the wall” in ancient Babylon*, early in the Second Epoch. *King Belshazzar and his minions were enjoying a drunken feast during the twilight years of their mighty civilization—relishing their treasures, guzzling wine from sacred gold chalices—when a hand suddenly materialized* and etched those ominous words on the wall: Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin. Apparently an early example of ITC (technical spirit communication) before the advent of modern technology. If we overlook its cryptic double meanings, it was probably a warning, translated in the modern vernacular as: “A little obsessed with the spoils, are we?” In which case the lesson was a simple one: Wealth obsessions wouldn’t bode well for the new epoch. Today, thousands of years later, as we approach the end of that Second Epoch, our money issues still cause problems. That’s the subject of this article: What money is, how it reflects and escalates our behavior, why we’re sometimes preoccupied by it, and how we can free ourselves from its magnetic pull—for greater peace of mind—regardless of how rich or poor we are. What Money Is… Really? Money is an artificial life-energy that we use here on Terra to create and nourish our social systems and our lives. The real stuff—life-energy from the source—creates and nourishes everything. There are lots of differences between life-energy (real) and money (artificial), especially in the way they’re distributed and in the way they work: (Life-energy is the essence of the vast cosmos and everything in it. Space and time are illusory. Everything is really superimposed —here and now—in a way that’s hard to fathom… separated not by its place in history or by its distance from other stuff, but by the unique vibration of its life-energy. That’s the nature of reality. Money is a primitive adaptation of life-energy, geared for us humans on Earth with our illusory concept of time and space.) Life-energy is simple in its distribution, emitted constantly and freely by the source, and it belongs to everyone and everything everywhere, since we’re all part of the source. Money is complicated in its distribution, provided by governments here on Terra and managed according to bristly economic and political principles—democratic, autocratic, capitalistic, socialistic, communistic, Islamic…. At the same time… Life-energy is complicated in the way it works (there’s an understatement!)—spreading boundless vitality, love, and knowledge to everything throughout the cosmos. Money is simple in the way it works; it just represents the relative value of everything associated with people and their social systems. As far as money is concerned, some governments in recent history have tried to be more “God-like,” ensuring that wealth (enough for everyone’s basic needs) is available to everyone. For example, communist, socialist, and Islamic governments (with their emphasis on charity and generosity), and special government programs like welfare and “basic income,” all try to keep people from “falling between the cracks” into poverty. But these noble efforts sometimes don’t work very well because of our messy symbiosis here on Earth, where compassion and good-will struggle endlessly with competitive, parasitic, and predatory forces in society. Some governments, especially those operating in a capitalist economy, tolerate (sometimes encourage) the more stressful symbiotic relationships—especially competition, but to a lesser degree even some parasitic and predatory practices as well. That puts a heavy weight on their legal and ethical systems, which have to decide what behaviors are acceptable or unacceptable when it comes to people and groups handling money. So while life-energy is always clean and noble everywhere, money on Earth can get messy. Money and Basic Human Behavior The general consensus is that money itself isn’t good or bad; it’s what we do with it—how we behave with money—that can make things better or worse for us. And human behavior can be unpredictable. A good way to understand basic human behavior is to watch kids play—see how they treat each other before they’ve gone through the socialization process of adolescence and adulthood—and then compare “child’s play” to Earth’s symbiotic relationships (that is, how living things on Earth treat each other). That might offer some insights into how our basic human nature contends with forces of this world… especially money. Here’s a list of five well documented symbiotic relationships, along with five associated childhood behaviors that show up during playtime: Taking a moment to reflect on the table while recalling our own childhood experiences can be illuminating. It can tell us about “what kind of person we are”—how we, personally, fit into Terra’s strange symbiosis. (And if you’re interested in child’s play, here’s a list of 11 playtime behaviors that I find fascinating….) Then, thinking about how we all grow up and use our money in some of these five ways can give us a pretty good feel for money and its influences. Preoccupied by Money? Me? As I sit here, writing on my laptop, I also have a couple of browser windows open to watch the market and play with some of our investments. It’s become a habit of mine lately—pondering reality while playing with our money. What a dichotomy! Writing about life and afterlife gives me peace of mind and gratification. Playing with money is stimulating but stressful and, frankly, a little obsessive. So… starting this week, writing will get most of my attention, and our investments will only get a little. I’ll watch the market for a half-hour when it opens, maybe 15 minutes at mid-day, then another half-hour before it closes. The rest of the time, I’ll turn my back on the drama and focus on my writing. If that doesn’t work, I might have to take additional steps (maybe 12 steps, if you know what I mean https://s0.wp.com/wp-content/mu-plugins/wpcom-smileys/twemoji/2/svg/1f642.svg ) to detach from the money drama altogether. How about you? Do you sometimes stress about money? If so, there are several practical tips to get a handle on things: Save an emergency fund, Budget, Avoid debt…. (additional suggestions here… and here….) But there’s a far more effective practice that can wash away most of our money stress rather well, regardless of how committed or clever we are with those practical steps: Prioritize life-energy over money. That’ll start to neutralize much of the stress from obsessing about money. Be “Obsessed” with Life-Energy, Not Money At first glance, the vast cosmos seems like a parasitic place—everything and everyone sucking life-energy from the source. But it’s not really parasitic (which involves taking something that doesn’t belong to you), since life-energy belongs to everything and everyone. That’s the nature of the cosmos: We’re all part of the source. The source belongs to us, and we belong to the source. Likewise, people who meditate and pray a lot to make conscious contact with the source may seem like they’re obsessed with the source and its life-energy (especially if they’re shirking their down-to-earth responsibilities), but it’s not really an obsession. Frequent meditation or prayer is not an obsession because life-energy is the most natural part of us, filling us with vitality, knowledge, and good motivations. Nothing can get “addicted” to life-energy, just as no one on Earth can get addicted to water. It’s pure and vital. So, regardless of whether or not you have an obsessive personality (like mine), direct your attention to the source. Then, regardless of whether you’re rich or poor, your worldly concerns (including money) will gradually get resolved as finer spiritual forces can take a more active role in choreographing your life in a most positive way. # # #

At 2 a.m., in 17 metre seas in the Antarctic Ocean, Greg Keily was run over by a Navy Frigate and not only drowned but also came back suffering hypothermia. He will share the story of his NDEs and the changes in his life which led him to become a mental health hypnotherapy practitioner specialising in PTSD, depression and anxiety. Greg conducts a mental health hypnotherapy practice online and face-to-face in Southport Qld. Australia. You can contact Greg at https://howsyourheadspace.com.au/

Note: Wikapedia is not a valid reference site for most of the material on this page, they openly discriminate against anything of afterlife, mediums, spiritual, ITC etc etc Please note this is not a definitive by any means. Additions will continue overtime Types of Reference Sites There are generally two types of reference sites. The first consist of specialized Web sites maintained by subject experts, who will provide detailed and specific responses to your questions. The second are run by generalists (often reference librarians) who don't necessarily answer your question but point you to the best resources for conducting your own search. Which Kind Of Reference Site Is Best? Which type of these resources you choose depends on what your question is. If you're interested in a really complex or obscure topic—the history of the mullet, for example—your best bet is to ask an expert on that subject. If you're interested in a broader topic, or simply want a good overview of a subject, the generalists will usually provide you with better results.There are hundreds, if not thousands, of experts in specific subjects that will answer your questions on the Web. Find and Ask An Expert Via Search Engines To find your own expert in a specific category, try the following search string at Google or any other search engine: "expert+subject" (substitute your own keyword for "subject") Find a Librarian One of your best sources for expert information is your local librarian. They're trained to find answers to obscure questions, they're friendly, and best of all, you can talk with them face to face. Librarians will often ask you questions that you might not have considered, leading to even better results. You can get help from librarians online, too. The Best Reference Sites for General Research The Internet Public Library is primarily intended to get you started with some ideas and places to begin if you've got a big project. The IPL won't perform lengthy research for you—but they do provide some tools to assist your search, both online and at your local library. Their vast collection includes IPL Expert Guides that are "intended to help you get started doing research on a particular topic, both online and at your local library." The Library of Congress enables you to not only ask a librarian but search catalogs of libraries from all over the world. This is truly a HUGE resource that should be on your Top Ten of best research sites. Anything from Academica Sinica (Taiwan) to Yale University (US) is here and ready to be searched. Another useful service is Reference Desk's Ask An Expert Locator. This is an extremely useful site, and while the Reference Desk does not personally answer questions, you have an excellent chance of finding someone who will by using their searchable subject directory. Answers.com is a free reference search service. Its results are particularly useful since Answers.com weeds out extraneous or superficial sites and gets their results straight from encyclopedias, dictionaries, and other reference tools. FirstGov.gov is probably the best place to start when looking for specific government information. Make sure you check the Explore Topics collection to get an idea of what there is at this exhaustive resource. Reference.com. Extremely simple to use, very basically laid out. Refdesk.com. Includes in-depth research links to breaking news, Word of the Day, reference and Daily Pictures. A fun site with a ton of information. Encyclopedia.com. As stated on their site, Encyclopedia.com provides users with more than 57,000 frequently updated articles from the Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. Encyclopedia Brittanica. One of the world's oldest encyclopedias online. Open Directory Reference. The Open Directory's guide to various reference sites. WebReference.com. A great resource for webmasters and anyone else who wants to learn how to develop a webpage. Purdue University Library Quick Reference. A very good site with tons of info; includes resources specific to Purdue University and surrounding areas in Indiana, USA. Educator's Reference Desk. Probably the best reference site online for teachers. Includes thousands of informative links, lesson plans, and general reference information. Physician Desk Reference. Look for detailed medical information here. iTools.com. Excellent site; serves as a gateway references and research links. LibrarySpot.com. An excellent site that has hundreds of reference and research sources indexed all in one site. The Internet Public Library. An invaluable resource that will pretty much take care of all your reference needs. FOLDOC - Free Online Dictionary of Computing: extremely detailed computing dictionary; I don't think that there's a computing term out there that's not in FOLDOC. Librarians Internet Index: One of my absolute favorite sites on the Web. You could spend hours here lost in the vast variety of information and resources. For specific afterlife matter: https://afterlifedata.com/

"The more you become aware of your relationships to the universe and those influences that control same, the greater your ability to help."  ECRL 5757-1

"You who are encased in matter, do not yet comprehend beauty as it can be. You have not seen our light, colour, scenery, trees, birds, rivers, streams, mountains, flowers and yet your world fears death. There are no words to compare the life in your world of matter with the life in the world of spirit. We who are "dead" and know so much more of life than you do". Silver Birch Anthology p.69. This week's Friday Afterlife Report is now online at https://www.victorzammit.com/July29th2022

"For, the world's as big as ever! There's as many people hungry as ever. As many people need activities of those who are willing to spend themselves in giving for others that which will make for a better world in which to live. "  Edgar Cayce reading 419-3 This is an interesting comment in my humble opinion, given the times that it was written in and how seemingly today there are still hungry people with many not knowing where their next meal if any will come.

"Be consistent in the eating. Eat at regular times... Have regular hours for arising; as regularly as possible for the relaxations; as regularly as possible for retiring. Have regular periods for the relaxation as to walks, as to physical exercise, as to mental relaxations... These will make for a much more evenly balanced attitude for the body."  ECRL 257-96

Dr. Santosh. Dr. Santosh was riding on a train when the window shattered and cut him, causing him to die for 3 minutes. Passengers watched him die and return to life. Dr. Santosh experienced the tunnel, the snow-white light, and 3 different realms in Heaven. This caused him to start studying the afterlife and study other Near-Death Experiences. Dr. Santosh now has insight into the different realms in Heaven. Dr. Santosh-https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Life-A... Dr. Santosh YouTube Channel- https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCbsPp4... I had a NDE and published a book. "The Miracle of Life After Death: A Scientific and Spiritual Investigation" by Dr. Santosh K. M. "The reason for writing this book is a near-death experience that had happened to me a few years ago. I was traveling in a train between Cochin and Cannanore in India. At that time, I was working as a teaching faculty in a University at Ernakulam, India. When the train left Calicut station the shutter of the side window fell suddenly on my left hand and I was in excruciating pain. Then remembered asking fellow-passengers for a cup of water and had it then all the scene's inside the train were gone. Then after I felt that I had been on a great journey. I have all sorts of feelings and sensations as such but I had nobody consciousness. I could see a bright light with perfect peace and blissful environment and then approached a snow-like world, stopped there for a moment. Then returned to a beautiful garden afterward one more place I could see. Then, I just thought of my family especially my younger daughter and my native place. It was to my great astonishment I reached back to the train and surrounded by a huge gathering including Officials in the train. They asked my whereabouts and many questions. The fellow-passengers explained to me about my physical condition to my body inside the train, they thought a massive cardiac arrest and they did all the possible way to support me and finally, they thought almost finished. That time my body again started responding. Altogether three to five minutes the incident took place. In turn, I had explained all my experiences to them. Then the train when reached the destination at Cannanore, the train ticket examiner accompanied me to the Railway hospital beside the railway station and did all the necessary checkups." My book discusses about realms of afterlife, how would cross over our consciousness to other side, suicider' afterlife, environment of realms of afterlife, period of afterlife

DAVID DITCHFIELD TOLD LIFE'S PURPOSE DURING HIS NDE In 2006 David Ditchfield was dragged under a speeding train in a freak accident. As the surgeons fought to save him, he had a profound near-death experience (NDE). When he woke up in a hospital he had acquired astonishing new abilities. He found he could paint dramatic paintings of what he had seen in the Afterlife, far beyond any artistic ability he had before. He then discovered he could compose classical music, having never received any training. To this day, he cannot read or write a single note of musical notation, and yet his debut NDE-inspired symphony, The Divine Light, was premiered at a sell-out orchestral concert to a standing ovation. He lives, paints, and composes in a converted riverside mill near Cambridge, UK. Read more about his book Shine On and his art and music.

https://www.academia.edu/34865341/Now_see_hear_Detecting_being_watched_or_listened_to_via_extrasensory_means?email_work_card=thumbnail https://0.academia-photos.com/584649/207171/5782015/s65_david.luke.png David Luke 974 Views 38 Pages 2 Files ▾ Cognitive Psychology, Parapsychology, Remote Sensing, Psychical Research, Remote Staring ...more ▾ Friday, R., & Luke, D. (2017, September). Now see hear! Detecting being watched or listened to via extrasensory means. Paper presented to the 41st Society for Psychical Research International Annual Conference, East Horsley, 1st-3rd September. Many people have turned to see someone behind them due to a ‘sense’ they were being watched. Others have 'inexplicably’ become aware of a conversation involving them, despite it being inaudible. There are many theoretical explanations for these events, one of which is that extrasensory awareness is evolutionarily advantageous, and therefore may have developed during an era in which danger was ever-present with survival depending on such capabilities. Evidence supporting the existence of extrasensory surveillance detection would have implications beyond purely scientific interest, yet the phenomena remains under-researched and may benefit from a fresh approach. New research being conducted at the University of Greenwich is examining not only the possible existence of ‘psychic’ detection – but also which measures best predict this ability should it exist. The ability to detect attention has previously been restricted to the psychic staring effect, also known as scopaesthesia - a phenomenon in which people respond via non-conventional means to being the subject of another persons’ gaze (Sheldrake 2003). However, a new investigation has been furthering the research by incorporating the sense of being heard as well as seen, which we call acoustasthesia. The existence of these abilities was gauged in an initial experiment by the accuracy of participant’s self-reports of being watched or listened to, physiological reactions determined by electrodermal activity (EDA) which measures the electrical conductance of the participant’s skin to indicate arousal, and differences in their behaviour under varying conditions a) not under any surveillance (control group), b) whilst being watched, c) whilst being listened to, and d) whilst being watched and listened to). Results of the self-reporting aspect of the experiment suggested that whilst the data appeared to initially show participants were able to detect being watched and listened to, when reporting bias was accounted for the results were not significantly different from control conditions. Similarly, the participants’ EDA during the physiological reaction section of the experiment produced results that were not significant, however there were very interesting and highly sign …View full abstract

It is my understanding from my research is that yes we do carry our wounds and this is the reason that a vast number need assistance early on. Mark Macy has written that it appears to be equivalent to six weeks of Earth time. In the book "Testimony of Light" by Helen Greaves the subject of hospitals and healing centres do figure prominently and of course the writings of Chico Xavier also back these seemingly essential steps we may need shortly after entry. Many writers lament how ill prepared we are to transition, that the baggage we carry over impedes us to some extent some for a long time. I am presently reading about this in Chico Xavier book "In the Greater World" dictated by the spirit Andre Luiz in which many of these persons who transition who need help but also focuses on the communication between discarnates and incarnates especially during the sleep of the physical body. The movie Nosso Lar (also a book) gives a visual interpretation of the healing that takes place. In some of the Leslie Flint transcripts one also finds statements that many are ill prepared for life in the spiritual world.