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RandomStuff

10:28pm CST Tuesday 18 January 2000

I did random stuff today at work: picked up Deborah's workstation from CPE (they added a modem to it), installed Hot Spot which will turn my screensaver on instantly, inventoried a few more machines, and removed a few old usernames from our system.

I also did a lot of chatting on AIM: Bryn, Matt, Bryan, Micaela, Dude, and Rocky. Biggest chat sessions were with Bryn and Micaela. I might(!) include part of Micaela's because it included some of my thoughts on past lives and past life regression.

You know why? Because tomorrow after KTRU, I will experience a past life regression session with Lily Roddy, an astrologer and stuff in the Houston area. She was suggested to me by my dad when I asked if he would regress me. (My dad recently obtained a degree in hypnotherapy.)

Lily will record the session and I intend to transcribe a great deal of it to my website. (Assuming a great deal of it is interesting!)

Tonight I talked to Marcel. The moment I mentioned past life stuff, we began our great biblical debate. Not all dramatic angry debate, but just "why isn't it as clear to you as it is to me?" debate.

At the very end, Marcel asked me two questions:

1) Why do I believe in reincarnation?

2) Why don't I believe in reincarnation?

Hmmm.

1) I believe in reincarnation because of evidence I've seen/heard/read about it. There are those who say, "you can't believe all that you see/hear/read" but to that I say, "do you believe men have walked on the moon? Were you there?"

I have experienced astral projection. As real an experience as I now experience myself sitting in this chair typing, I experienced astral projection. Not like in a dream with weird and wild shapes. I was in my bed, I woke up without opening my eyes, and I felt myself folded at the hips with my feet hovering over my face. Just like that.

My experience of astral projection (actually I think the correct term in this case is etheric projection) ensures I know I do not need my body in order to survive. I can survive outside my body. Therefore I know I have a something (I call it soul) that can live without my body. I jump to the conclusion that my physical body can die and my soul will live.

I have read a book written by a man who disbelieved in past lives until he inadvertantly regressed a woman to her past lives. Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian L. Weiss.

I have experienced synchronicities in my life that simply cannot be attributed to chance. Just today *today!!* as I was leaving work, I was thinking about how Lily Roddy is Phil Roddy's new identity (s/he's having a gender change), and how tomorrow I'm going to see her for this past life thing. I started my car and turned on KTRU. The song lyric was clearly exactly something about a man who changed his physical gender to a woman. I had never previously heard the song.

I have heard many stories about people being regressed to past lives and instantly accessing information they could not have possibly known in their current incarnation: names of dead people, foreign languages, locations of objects..

What else? What else? I don't know I'm tired and losing my thought train.

2) Why don't I believe in reincarnation?

Because most people have no clear memory of past lives. Because society says it's not true.

I'll write more tomorrow.

With Love
- Rob permalink

predictions

2:01am CST Tuesday 18 January 2000

I'm up late tonight reading Joe McMoneagle's The Ultimate Time Machine in which he makes specific predictions for the next 100 years using information he gained through remote viewing.

The coolest of the predictions, or the one that made my heart jump most: A solid object four inches in diameter will actually be teletransported from a point A to a point B, by the year 2050.

Wow.

The book holds tons of fascinating concepts, with lots of specific predictions. Many start around 2010, with some as early as 2004. Many others are from 2050 to 2100. Awesome stuff!

With Love
- Rob permalink