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[purple haze]

LAKEYand Candy from PLANET RUSSIA

Hi everyone, this is LAKEY, not Purple Haze, from Curpertino. I am using Candy's lap top computer. I can't log in as Lakey since I don't know my password by heart.

From "RUSSIA" with Love! We are staying at Tatiana and Sergei's again. There is a very large Russian community here in Silicon Valley and we are getting to know them! On Friday we attended a concert and poetry reading which included a dinner which was put on by a local Russian club. About 50 attended, with Candy and I being the only non Russian Americans.

THE SATURDAY GATHERING AT TATIANA'S HOUSE. LAKEY FALLS IN LOVE AGAIN.

Saturday, a large gathering was set at Tatiana's and Sergei's house. A broad email mailing was made to the local Russian community, emphasizing that personality profiles would be given. Between 20 and 25 people showed up, many wishing to take our PCA profile questionnaire. We administered, scored, and evaluated 10 PCA's using 4 computers simultaneously with live Russian translations taking place. Candy did the majority of the live interpretation with me assisting.

About 5 single women showed up amongst the 25, to join our party and find out what the PCA was all about. Most of them were quite attractive. Here is a group picture of some of the people who stayed late. It wasn't until 2:00 AM until we scored and evaluated the last test.

A late arrival was a woman named Tanya. She heard of the party only through a broad email and came alone. She did not know anyone but she was also Russian born and fit right in. Tonya started talking about her 25 year old daughter with me and another woman Lena but she only looked to be in her late 20's herself. Lena questioned her on how she could have a 25 year old daughter and she told us she was 45. As we talked further, Tanya stated that she, Lena and I all seemed to have a lot of affinity and attraction for one another and that she felt that we had all known each other in earlier lives. Though it was getting late, she asked what the PCA was all about and I started one on her at midnight and did it myself.

In my typical fashion, I started to get the hots for her and when I was done, I scored her profile and did a preliminary eval with her. Candy came out of her last eval and took Tanya in for another 10 minutes of eval. Somewhere around 1:45, Candy and Tanya came out of the auditing room and the group picture above was taken. Tanya is the blonde on the lower left.

I walked Tanya out to her car and got her phone number. I was really taken with her, especially after her telling me she felt she knew me in past lives and that she felt an attraction for me.

Below is a picture of me taking at a Tommy Burger place in Northern California, about 100 miles before we got to Cupertino. This is a great picture of me.

Lakey

 

[RogerB]

The big flying cockroaches in Hawaii fly right at you the second you get your courage up to attack them, but just before you really begin to physically move. Your energy shifts. They can perceive your intent. Just calmly observe them and they go about their business, or let you pass unchallenged. It's a survival skill!

I think we all can do it. It's all about perceiving.

Ya. The perception(s) in question is (are) not necessarily sight, sound, smell, etc.

Yes, 'tis true.

It's true with many animal species. Recent events with whales showed they knew when the humans near were intent on help and to free them from entrapping fish-nets. ANd the whales, when free, cam back to nuzzle and thank the folks who freed them

Our cat picks up Virginia's thoughts. Occasionally V has to give the cat medication (syringe into the mouth . . . cat hates it). All V has to do is think of doing the medication trick and the cat does an instant disappearance trick. It's wild to watch. One minute the cat is all over us wanting breakfast in her usual fashion, but if V instead thinks "need to medicate" . . . suddenly we look around and cat has vanished into hiding. Cat doesn't just leave: she hides!

Also the cat routinely goes to wait by the door for Virginia's arrival home . . . it doesn't matter that the time of arrival changes . . . the cat "knows" when to go do the greeting It's something I watch in routine amazement for I see it from the inside . . . I'm home all day.

R

 

[Ted]

Yes, 'tis true.

It's true with many animal species. Recent events with whales showed they knew when the humans near were intent on help and to free them from entrapping fish-nets. ANd the whales, when free, cam back to nuzzle and thank the folks who freed them

Our cat picks up Virginia's thoughts. Occasionally V has to give the cat medication (syringe into the mouth . . . cat hates it). All V has to do is think of doing the medication trick and the cat does an instant disappearance trick. It's wild to watch. One minute the cat is all over us wanting breakfast in her usual fashion, but if V instead thinks "need to medicate" . . . suddenly we look around and cat has vanished into hiding. Cat doesn't just leave: she hides!

Also the cat routinely goes to wait by the door for Virginia's arrival home . . . it doesn't matter that the time of arrival changes . . . the cat "knows" when to go do the greeting It's something I watch in routine amazement for I see it from the inside . . . I'm home all day.

R

My friend's little Shih Tzu is like that. I only have to think the thought, "It's about time to leave," and the dog will wake up and be all over me ready to escort me outside.

There are some animals that could teach us a lot about perception.

If they did, we'd probably quit eating them.

 

[FoTi]

This:

Thank you.

 

[FoTi]

Hats,

You live an interesting life! A far more entertaining one than I do

An interesting observation I made many years ago is that it appears the girls tend to be a fair degree more sensitive and perceptive than the fellas . . . on average, that is. Some fellas are quite sensitive and perceptive . . . but by an large, it appears the game is structured such that the girls tend to be more receptive, inflowing than their male counterparts.

My old guru, Myra Louise, and I had many chats on this. It was her that revealed to me that there is a "polarity" and acid/alkaline difference between us . . . even the deodorant manufactures play on that one, pointing out the girls are more alkaline than the boys.

Myra had observed that it was routinely the girls who were gifted more often as psychics than the boys and certainly she found them more frequently able to use the radiesthesia (radionics in the US) pendulum than the boys. She found it was the male MDs who opposed her healing methods while the female MDs honored and applauded it (what's new in that . . . it was the idiot male church leaders who suppressed the female healers of yore). Anyhow, Myra and I became firm buddies when she found I could easily use the pendulum and was also able to contribute to her healing knowledge.

So I say this, Hats, to raise the point of being a "receiver."

This practice, or one might say, "valence" or identity, is one one ought have under volition and control. I would say automatic inflow from whom ever or what ever happens to be about is not an ideal . . . one, ideally ought have of choice over this.

So there is a handling (What's new?)

One describes the scenario . . . it is what ever it is to you. Then you ask: "What identity or Beingness would (named scenario)?" Or, doing it solo you could ask: "Connected to (scenario) what identity or Beingness do I go into?"

Get the identity/Beingness and run the identity handling on it to take all the unwanted automaticities off of it, or otherwise, if you choose eliminate the identity. However, be alert to the point that the identity could possibly be a positive valuable identity that has simply gone down mood into unwanted automatics. You'll sort that one out as you go

It's an old, old game, the receiving from others and the giving to others. The trick is to have it under your knowing control . . . and to be free from unwanted automaticities on the game.

Rog

Thanks Roger.

 

[FoTi]

Hi everyone, this is LAKEY, not Purple Haze, from Curpertino. I am using Candy's lap top computer. I can't log in as Lakey since I don't know my password by heart.

From "RUSSIA" with Love! We are staying at Tatiana and Sergei's again. There is a very large Russian community here in Silicon Valley and we are getting to know them! On Friday we attended a concert and poetry reading which included a dinner which was put on by a local Russian club. About 50 attended, with Candy and I being the only non Russian Americans.

THE SATURDAY GATHERING AT TATIANA'S HOUSE. LAKEY FALLS IN LOVE AGAIN.

Saturday, a large gathering was set at Tatiana's and Sergei's house. A broad email mailing was made to the local Russian community, emphasizing that personality profiles would be given. Between 20 and 25 people showed up, many wishing to take our PCA profile questionnaire. We administered, scored, and evaluated 10 PCA's using 4 computers simultaneously with live Russian translations taking place. Candy did the majority of the live interpretation with me assisting.

About 5 single women showed up amongst the 25, to join our party and find out what the PCA was all about. Most of them were quite attractive. Here is a group picture of some of the people who stayed late. It wasn't until 2:00 AM until we scored and evaluated the last test.

A late arrival was a woman named Tanya. She heard of the party only through a broad email and came alone. She did not know anyone but she was also Russian born and fit right in. Tonya started talking about her 25 year old daughter with me and another woman Lena but she only looked to be in her late 20's herself. Lena questioned her on how she could have a 25 year old daughter and she told us she was 45. As we talked further, Tanya stated that she, Lena and I all seemed to have a lot of affinity and attraction for one another and that she felt that we had all known each other in earlier lives. Though it was getting late, she asked what the PCA was all about and I started one on her at midnight and did it myself.

In my typical fashion, I started to get the hots for her and when I was done, I scored her profile and did a preliminary eval with her. Candy came out of her last eval and took Tanya in for another 10 minutes of eval. Somewhere around 1:45, Candy and Tanya came out of the auditing room and the group picture above was taken. Tanya is the blonde on the lower left.

I walked Tanya out to her car and got her phone number. I was really taken with her, especially after her telling me she felt she knew me in past lives and that she felt an attraction for me.

Below is a picture of me taking at a Tommy Burger place in Northern California, about 100 miles before we got to Cupertino. This is a great picture of me.

Lakey

Lakey, you crack me up.

That is a great pic of you. You're lookin' good....so happy.

 

[FoTi]

True!

How does it know? :confused2:

Damn cockroaches! They are survivors. One thing though, I don't use Raid. I have saturated some big roach only to watch it crawl away. Then I discovered pressure. That's right, pressure. There isn't a cockroach alive that can hold up under pressure.

When I lived in Florida, I would occasionally be sitting at the table reading or working on something and something would grab my attention....I would turn around to see what it was and it would be a palmetto bug standing there staring at me. It would surprise me how strongly I would feel it.

I'm not into using pressure........it's too messy.....and I don't like Raid...I don't like any poison in the house or outside in the yard.

I use a soap called The Solution that I get from here.... http://www.clearwaterherbs.com/Product-search.html?keyword=the+solution
it's non toxic...it's even edible... but what it does is ....it affects the breathing system of any insect....they can't breathe so they die... but it doesn't hurt mammals - people or pets. It only comes in a gallon size, but that's a concentrate and I mix one part soap to 3 parts water in a spray bottle and it works great on killing any kind of bugs.

I also use food grade diatomaceous earth. You can read about it here... http://www.ublogipost.com/2010/08/30/got-bugs.html It's great stuff.

Both of these products keep my home bug free. Rarely I would get a palmetto bug that slipped in through an open door, but they were shortly gone because I would just spray them with The Solution .... they would walk away and I would find them dead somewhere else in the house later....it takes a few minutes for them to die off.

 

[Hatshepsut]

Originally posted by Ted
Then I discovered pressure. That's right, pressure. There isn't a cockroach alive that can hold up under pressure.

LOL

 

[Hatshepsut]

Originally posted by RogerB
So I say this, Hats, to raise the point of being a "receiver."

This practice, or one might say, "valence" or identity, is one one ought have under volition and control. I would say automatic inflow from whom ever or what ever happens to be about is not an ideal . . . one, ideally ought have of choice over this.

So there is a handling (What's new?)

One describes the scenario . . . it is what ever it is to you. Then you ask: "What identity or Beingness would (named scenario)?" Or, doing it solo you could ask: "Connected to (scenario) what identity or Beingness do I go into?"

Get the identity/Beingness and run the identity handling on it to take all the unwanted automaticities off of it, or otherwise, if you choose eliminate the identity. However, be alert to the point that the identity could possibly be a positive valuable identity that has simply gone down mood into unwanted automatics. You'll sort that one out as you go

It's an old, old game, the receiving from others and the giving to others. The trick is to have it under your knowing control . . . and to be free from unwanted automaticities on the game.

Rog

"What identity or Beingness would (named scenario)?"

Didn't finish this sentence^^^^^^...

Excellent ideas!

I already know I've been triggered into a certain identity. My problems are the same ones I didn't solve back whenever. Actually, becoming a human being solved the problem for me, cause I moved off that trek and interiorized into another game. Of all the gin joints in all the world, it walks into mine. .

 

[Hatshepsut]

Keep posting the pics Lakey!! So many vicarious lives.... so much time.


And we got lots of Russians where I live. http://clevelandnavigator.com/


Oh, and that experience you mentioned about your connecting with the thoughts and persona of that composer in your other post...I DO have something on that. I replied that I didn't. How could I forget this.

It was in late Feb __ early March of 2008. I was reading a few books about the fateful life of poet Arthur Rimbaud. I found in the one biography by Enid Starke the copies of his childhood letters and essays. He was into alchemy as well as anarchy. I made the connection while reading his published letters to his professor and mentor in May of 1871. I could feel this boy's personality.
I proceeded into the next book about his life in the Gulf of Aden from 1880 to 1890. It was hard life for European traders in Aden, Djibouti and Tadjoura and I soaked up all the details of his experiences. Somewhere's through the pages of the book I remembered the clothes in the dryer out in the carport. I went out and folded them, and squeezing them, pushing my nose into the smell of the fabric softener, I pivoted around. There he was half a foot from me. I smacked right up against him. I was startled as this type of thing doesn't happen to me. It was like I was being given a hug. (I'm not the hugging type.) He did not have much mass but the experience was definitely tactile. He was tall and his clothes were of an off white wrinked American cotton with a slight smell of blown dirt. I was touched. I noticed that I was reticent for a second as my laundry was clean and this ghost was a little 'not'. Funny the things that come across one's consciousness when gifted with a paranormal experience. How shallow.

Anyhow it was not the last experience, there were 3 or 4 more. He had both legs in the in the moment of connection. (At his death one had been amputated a year ealier.)

Just thought I'd mention that when you asked if anyone had any such experiences or comments to make I said I had none. It came to view 2 days ago.

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[RogerB]

Didn't finish this sentence^^^^^^...

Excellent ideas!

I already know I've been triggered into a certain identity. My problems are the same ones I didn't solve back whenever. Actually, becoming a human being solved the problem for me, cause I moved off that trek and interiorized into another game. Of all the gin joints in all the world, NOW, this disturbing identity walks into mine. .

Actually, it is complete . . . though it certainly appears not to be.

Name a scenario . . . whatever it is: "always inflowing" or "being stuck at effect" or "unable to handle other's shit"

So the question becomes: "What identity or Beingness would be always inflowing?" (or: would always be inflowing; or: would always inflow)

You fiddle the grammar/wording to make it sensible. Sometimes this requires the addition of the verb "to be" (i.e., be, is)

Or if more real, put the question in the present tense:
"What identity or Beingness is always inflowing?"

When you form the question, you need to fiddle the wording to get the sense that "reads" for the PC.

R

 

[Hatshepsut]

OK. I know what the identity is.

 

[RogerB]

OK. I know what the identity is.

And I know you know what to do about it

R

 

[Hatshepsut]

Thanks for the confidence. :wink2:

 

[Mark A. Baker]

... Our cat picks up Virginia's thoughts. Occasionally V has to give the cat medication (syringe into the mouth . . . cat hates it). All V has to do is think of doing the medication trick and the cat does an instant disappearance trick. It's wild to watch. One minute the cat is all over us wanting breakfast in her usual fashion, but if V instead thinks "need to medicate" . . . suddenly we look around and cat has vanished into hiding. Cat doesn't just leave: she hides! ...

I've yet to meet a house cat who does not both know & fear the sound of the word 'vet'.


Mark A. Baker

 

[Jachs]

Dalai Lama: "Whatever the intellectual quality of the education given our children, it is vital that it include elements of love and compassion, for nothing guarantees that knowledge alone will be truly useful to human beings. Among the major troublemakers society has known, many were well-educated and had great knowledge, but they lacked a moral education in qualities such as compassion, wisdom and clarity of vision."

What a knockout , i totally get LRH, DM and the church mentality from that one statement now.

 

[SweetnessandLight]

More working vacation fun

That is a great pic of you. You're lookin' good....so happy.

I agree! Glad you guys are having fun there!

(Has anyone besides me noticed that Tanya looks very much like she could be Candy's younger sister???? Hmmmm~~~~)

Glad to know you are making new friends! Life expands, always, when you look outwards!

 

[Terril park]

Way to go Candy! Great div 6 evolution.

Even more important you may have got Lakey Laid!!

 

[Hatshepsut]

 

[SweetnessandLight]

I'm not sure that this is appropriate, but...

"we're all rooting for ya!" :dance2: