Re: Area 51 & Meditating

On Wed, 28 Jul 2010 22:53:31 -0700 (PDT), Benj <bjacoby@iwaynet.net>
wrote:

On Jul 29, 12:10�am, John Ayres <jyanj...@rocketmail.com> wrote:

I'll tell you, when I was meditating on that "space craft" of theirs
and when it got intertwined with area 51, which is not very far from
here, the other side of Vegas, I could feel there were a lot of
peoplle who are attached to the program who are V E R Y negative. It's
too bad. I don't know what it meant. But I didn't like it. "Death", in
general, 'doom and gloom' were I think the key signatures to it, the
feelings I got from it. I wouldn't want to be attached to area 51 in
any way, shape, or form, that's for sure.


I'll tell you what it meant. It meant that most of the people over
there (as in much of government) are Social Darwinists who believe
that men are animals and should be ruled by animal law. As such they
feel morality, ethics and honesty are "fairy tales" and don't really
exist. All acts are simply neutral acts to be judged by the advantage
that they give you with respect to your fellow animals. Murder, theft,
lies, sexual perversion, despotic rule, all are simple examples of how
"natural selection" advances the species. The strong survive and the
weak perish. It is the animal way. And believing it true it is how
they tailor their lives and their interactions with everyone else.


I lived in Japan for 11 years, and I had Japanese friends telling me
that the Japanese nation as a whole is very good at that. That's why
for people who look into Japanese society, there seem to be a lot of
contradictions. They are living by their own code of Social Darwinism,
to borrow your phrase. Despotic rule in Japan is something you run
into at every private company you work for in Japan. Good thing we put
them back in their country where they belong as the result of WWII.
After their rape of Nanjing, and the genocide they perpetrated against
the Chinese, things are looking up, for that part of the world.

Getting back to area 51, anyways, I think there are a lot of evil,
nasty, and ugly peopleI wouldn't want to meet involved in the programs
they've got there.

Your comments are very insightfull.

John