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On getting off this earth
Thu, 2009-10-29 00:52 — david
My wife and I had dinner with a nice woman in Argentina last year, who at one point in the conversation asked about my world view. I answered that I am a reluctant participant in this world, and that, for the most part, what passes for "business as usual" on this planet turns my stomach, and makes me want to leave.
I am continually surprised to the extent that this theme recurs in both modern and ancient literature, some of which I will try and collect here in this living document.
Ghirlandaio's 15th century painting of Jesus's mother
Bailed:
- Jesus Christ: The “best man who ever lived” — inherited the world, then Bailed! (see the New Testament, which billions of people happen to believe to some extent)
- Elijah of the bible: Bailed! (see 2 Kings 2:9-11)
- Didiceri: In 1815, he was walking in a "chain gang" of prisoners in a Prussian prison yard for the day's exercise. Eyewitnesses said he began to fade, and then disappeared altogether, leaving his shackles to fall to the ground.
- Fulcanelli: Possibly.
Egyptian graffiti of both interesting and familiar vessels, 2,600 B.C.
Why Bail?
- Jesus did.
- Ditto Elijah.
- Qu'ran 3:185: “... for the life of this world is but goods and chattels of deception.”
- Doug Casey, in a personal interview dated 28-Oct-09 ("Doug Casey on Technology"), wrote: “Being limited to this one little backwater of a planet with its 200 squabbling nation-states spread over it like a scabrous disease is not very appealing to me. It’s time to get off the damned planet.”
- Louis James, replying to Doug Casey, wrote: “You’re singing my song.”
- Ray Swangkee wrote: “Believe it or not, this world is set up to get as much of your money as possible.” It is equivalent to what the Cassiopaeans have said: this world is run by parasites, and you are the food.
- Ayn Rand wrote, in reference to nation-state governance, but equally applicable to planetary governance: “There can be no compromise between a property owner and a burglar; offering the burglar a single teaspoon of one's silverware would not be a compromise, but a total surrender—the recognition of his right to one's property. What value or concession did the burglar offer in return? And once the principle of unilateral concessions is accepted as the base of a relationship by both parties, it is only a matter of time before the burglar would seize the rest. ... There can be no compromise between freedom and government controls; to accept "just a few controls" is to surrender the principle of inalienable individual rights and to substitute for it the principle of government's unlimited, arbitrary power, thus delivering oneself into gradual enslavement. ... There can be no compromise on basic principles or on fundamental issues. What would you regard as the "compromise" between life and death? Or between truth and falsehood? Or between reason and irrationality?”
- David Icke said: “What's it all about? There's got to be something else, and if there isn't, I'm outa here.”
A 14th century fresco
Ways to Bail:
- Mechanically. Leave in a vehicle.
- Spiritually (Reincarnate). Disassociate your spirit from your body, and once again incarnate some compatible fetus/bio-machine/vessel at your chosen destination and time.
- Teleport. "Abduct yourself" through 4th density consciousness to some new location and time.
Saharan portrait of astronaut and vehicle, 6,000 B.C.
How to Bail:
The Bible is referred to by some of its adherents as Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth. I have known dozens, possibly hundreds, of people who associate with Christianity for the purpose of aligning themselves with it's Get Off The Planet scheme(s). In fact, I studied for years under some of Orange County's luminaries, including Rick Warren and Chuck Smith Jr. Possibilities range from being caught up in the air like Elijah, returning to Eden in the center of the hollow earth, or being reborn into a heavenly-ethereal body in outer space or on some remote planet.- The Book of Mormon. See above. This book pitches a scheme for inheriting future worlds, in the same way that Jesus presumably inherited this earth. It is a scheme that I could go along with, once someone works out the actual mechanics of it.
- Laura Knight-Jadczyk, one of my favorite researchers and authors, wrote a stellar book, titled The Secret History of the World: And How to Get Out Alive. A minor sub-theme in that book was the ancient alchemist's goals of BAILING, and how many apparently achieved success.
Comments
To have such an awareness is
Bailing
The law of attraction at work
Well, Anonymous, your intelligent response is exactly the kind of attention I was trying to attract with my blog, and the law of attraction seems to be working. If I was able to surround myself with neighbors such as you, I think the ongoing education of myself and my family would be covered quite nicely.
As for why we are here, I think that question does not get enough attention. What if the Doors had it wrong?
The body is governed by DNA programming. It is extremely high tech, but not so high that we are not getting around to seeing it for what it is. Some parts of the body regenerate, cells are replaced every 30 days in the stomach lining and so on, while other parts degenerate. It is all in the code.
Who are our jailers? My younger sis would say "we are", and that we thought up this lifetime into existence, because there is something we wanted to learn by putting ourselves into the "high-contrast" situation of being governed by sociopaths and religious fanatics or war mongers, etc. But I see a few holes in that theory. I see the history of civilizations as cycles where society gets to the point roughly where we are at right now, and then something comes out of nowhere and knocks us back on our stone-age ass, every 4,500, 7,000, or 12,000, or 14,000 years, or whatever.
I agree that the spirit is all that matters, and that this lifetime is temporal and not the most important thing. However, I also think Laura Knight-Jadczyk has stumbled onto something of fundamental importance, which is that for the spirit to get to the next level, this life and this physical realm needs to be mastered in all ways. I think she is right, and that all those Christians or Muslims who say this life doesn't matter are dead wrong, because mastering this life is of supreme importance to the spirit, including accumulating knowledge of science and history, mastering economics, politics, and governance (including self-government, or discipline, as well as management of others).
In other words, the spiritual graduate would resemble a rich person who dabbles in science, politics, spirituality (but not necessarily religion), health to the point of healing and regeneration, business & management of industry and group efforts, and who basically dabbles in ALL subjects. Such a person would, as Jesus said, "seek out the truth on all subjects" (as paraphrased by Ray Swangkee). And most importantly, to succeed in all that, such a person would have to have an extraordinarily open mind, and be willing to consider subjects that are repulsive to most people, such as hollow earth theories, faked moon landing theories, UFO abductions, political cover-ups, science cover-ups, medical cover-ups, religious cover-ups, and so on, until they ultimately discovered the whole truth, which would by that time set them free from their prison of lies & ignorance, which steals away one's power or "resonance with the truth" like a short-circuit.
All that describes a path that nearly nobody is on, which is why so few people have real power, or "truth power", if there is a name for such a thing as I am thinking of, which is basically the power of shamans or Jesus or spiritual overlords or greek gods, reduced to basic science and technology (or knowledge and application).
There is no greater threat to the establishment than that, and I suppose I am a revolutionary at heart. In other words, I am revolted by the status-quo, which I see as cruel and inefficient bad management, on a planetary scale.
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