Moosejewels
Patron Meritorious
I'm going to write tomorrow, don't worry, it will be cool.
I'm going to write tomorrow, don't worry, it will be cool.
The old High Winds magazines used to publish some.
I can't emphasize this enough;
These dreams, in addition to happening all in one night, were WAY more intense than any other dreams I had EVER had up to that point. They were in full color, high resolution mode that I had heretofore never seen. I woke up absolutely flabbergasted. Both times!
I attributed it to my current studies of a much more powerful esoteric tradition than our former cult taking over my sub-consciousness.
Winning intense dreams are awesome! I haven't had one of those in years. In color, too? Only - what is it - 1 out of 4 or so people dream in color. Cool!
IMHO, there are far more basic concepts and certainly far more truth outside scn than within it. No wonder that in your invasion of Big Blue dream, nobody stood a chance! Superior weapons, right?
<snip>It wasn't even my watch, but I got selected to go outside and re-secure the bag. Understand that if I got thrown overboard, the chances of them finding me and pulling me back aboard were pretty slim. It's something I never imagined would be so hard until I was in the situation, then it was clear how dangerous it was.
You see, you would get light on your feet as the boat dropped from a crest, and with water flowing down the deck, you had to hold on to not loose your traction, and get thrown around. If you lost your grip, you would then have the rails to save you, but if it was during one of the really big ones, that would bury the deck in three or four feet of water, this might not be enough to keep you from being swept overboard.
I would have tied a line around myself if I'd been given the chance.
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Needless to say, when expecting foul weather most knowledgeable seamen have already had line on deck bow to stern so that in heavy weather a crew member can clip his tethered harness onto the line and move about on deck knowing he can't be swept overboard - slapped around some for sure but not washed overboard !
ot having that precaution in place reveals the ineptness of the captain of the vessel.
There is much wisdom in the old saying " know who you go to sea with ".
Hell, the GI was always the main target of any mission. That was by far the most important goal. Putting us all on the purif while making some of us eat cold beans and rice was just a means to an end. Hubbard probably thought this would motivate people to make more money, and pump the poisons out that are keeping them from doing it.
Now that I think about it, it must have been '79, not '80 when this mission ran. And it was the winter, so this December mission could be it.
Does anyone know when the purif was introduced to the public? It would be shortly after this period.
Does anyone know when the purif was introduced to the public? It would be shortly after this period.
I'm not sure when the Purification Rundown was released for public consumption, but I was staff at Publications Org US located in the old Services Building in Big Blue. It was Sept. 1979 when I was "recovered" on an S.O. Veterans Return Program. The Purif was piloted on PAC staff around November 1979 (to the best of my recollection) and I was one of those staff on the pilot. The public release must have been early 1980, I'm guessing.
Michael A. Hobson
Independent Scientologist
That would fit. I was finished with the purif when John Lennon was shot, which was December, 1980. I thought it was winter, early 1080 when ASHO staff started doing it. It was explained to us as a pilot program, also.
So, how did that turn out?I did a mission in 87 to check into the possibility of refitting the Diana. It was dry docked just north of FLAG. It was my first "Int" mission. Very top secret stuff.
I did a mission in 87 to check into the possibility of refitting the Diana. It was dry docked just north of FLAG. It was my first "Int" mission. Very top secret stuff.
I did a mission in 87 to check into the possibility of refitting the Diana. It was dry docked just north of FLAG. It was my first "Int" mission. Very top secret stuff.
No, the Diana's fate hasn't been determined in this thread.Artifacts no doubt eh, surprised cult didn't turn it into part of shooper-dooper-powaz museum thing.. oh nm, where is she now, was that determined yet in a page I've not read? No idea.
brb trying to catch up,
I did a mission in 87 to check into the possibility of refitting the Diana. It was dry docked just north of FLAG. It was my first "Int" mission. Very top secret stuff.
What about the Athena?