Troubling, But Worth Passing On...

[bookofmirrors]

Go read this. It's long, but worth it, I think. Normally, I would write this off as being rantings and whatnot, but this isn't the first time I've heard of this, from both professionals and laymen. (I've worked on some people who work at the CDC while at Sona.)

The information provided is done so in a professional manner, without using what I would consider to be emotionally laden language. I'd like to think that the comments about societal breakdown are overstated, but then again...

Also, if you read my post about Katrina, I have this crazy idea that lots of people are dying worldwide for a reason. The huge numbers of people that have died worldwide before (tsunami, etc.) and after (earthquake,etc.) Katrina have only served to enhance this idea in my head. If such a thing were true, this would just be one more example of this - more souls going somewhere besides this plane of existence to help out in what just about every religious/spiritual culture and just about every prophet/prophetic writing says is going to be a huge shakedown of global proportions...

Even if you don't believe in the esoterica of it, the article certainly gives some great advice on how to handle a health crisis.

Comments

[savage-rose.livejournal.com]

I feel the same way.

[isarma.livejournal.com]

If you read and buy into "Ishmael" and the like, which I do, there's another twist. People are dying *because* the world is bringing itself back to balance. We have a massive overpopulation problem and use way too many of some basic resources. Hell, global warming is at least partly to blame for this extreme weather.

[bookofmirrors.livejournal.com]

Ishmael?

[bookofmirrors.livejournal.com]

I'm finding Google references to books by Daniel Quinn... is that what you mean? I'm not familiar with them, in any case...

[isarma.livejournal.com]

Yep, that's him.

[isarma.livejournal.com]

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0553375407/103-2468840-4017416?v=glance

Read it. I believe a few of us have copies you could borrow. The best synopsis I read about it came from the back of the back. Basically, it said I divide all of the books I've read into two categories: The ones I read before Ishmael and the ones I read after. I say with all seriousness that this book changed how I view the world, probably most than just about anything I've read.