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    Post  Seashore Wed Sep 04, 2024 9:49 am

    We used to have heart-felt conversations on our original Project Avalon.

    There are 15 pages of threads in the Spirituality sub-forum.

    I know this because I'm creating a list of my threads so I can re-visit what was on my mind back in the days after I first discovered 9/11 Truth, something to this day I don't think anyone in my family agrees with me about.

    I get goosebumps reading some of these threads.

    Here's what I said in my thread "A Love Story":

    . . . I’m a middle child. My younger sister insulted me thoroughly at her college graduation party, when in front of a bunch of people that I didn’t know very well, she announced to everyone, “This is my sister Mary, a middle child… Moment of silence… But as you can see she has kept a smile on her face!”

    I wanted to strangle her!! She made me feel like a mental case!!

    And this same sister sent me the most condescending email I’ve ever received after I tried to share with my siblings an mp3 related to 9-11 truth. The words “paranoid” and “demons” were used.

    Here’s how I cope. I remember when we were young. I used to take care of my younger brother and sister. Our family situation was not a good one. My father was an alcoholic and my mother left us after he stopped drinking! I was a mother to my younger sister. I remember when I went off to college feeling guilty about leaving them. I used to include sticks of chewing gum in letters to them because I felt I needed to send them something.

    I remember how I felt about her those many years ago. How it felt to be responsible for her, and how cute she could be at times. She was a tom boy and loved horses. She loved to draw and she was good at it, too. I remember her exuberance. I remember the things I loved about her.

    https://projectavalon.net/forum/showthread.php?t=14997

    I got replies from burgundia, day, Moxie, and futureyes.


    Another thread—God Is an "It"—is four pages long.

    burgundia, orthodoxymoron, Myplanet2, Carol, rhythm, tone3jaguar, 14 Chakras, RedeZra, Anchor, 777 The Great Work, Brinty, BROOK, TraineeHuman, Moxie, Zeddo, Surial, THE eXchanger, pineal-pilot-in merkabah, voltron, Cosmic Dancer, waitinginthewings, Nebula, macrostheblack, MyShadow, and J rod7 participated.
     

     

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    Post  orthodoxymoron Wed Sep 04, 2024 1:41 pm

    Project Avalon was truly a pioneering effort, which seemed determined to expose the underbelly of the New World Order, and end the craziness, but NOW Everything Seems Crazy (or is it just me)?! Very few of the original participants participate in The Mists of Avalon. Where did everyone go?? Perhaps an Alternative Bill and Kerry will do objective and comprehensive documentaries on Project Avalon and The Mists of Avalon. I'm not suggesting this but it might be interesting.
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    Post  Seashore Wed Sep 04, 2024 2:36 pm

    orthodoxymoron wrote:Where did everyone go??


    Maybe some of them are at Bill Ryan's The Project Avalon Forum.

    I was there for awhile, but I challenged Bill Ryan directly about his throwing Corey Goode under the bus, and about his falling out with Kerry about journalists' need to honor a nondisclosure agreement.

    The establishment there didn't like that one bit and I was banned.
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    Post  orthodoxymoron Wed Sep 04, 2024 3:12 pm

    Thank-you, Seashore. I'll take another look. I was a lurker for a while, and then decided I had bitten off more than I could chew here on this smaller forum. We seem peaceful yet compartmentalized, for now. I'm trying to wean myself away from the internet. I need to read books and newspapers combined with walks in nature while I get my house in order (figuratively and literally). I have some old DVDs I need to watch one more time. The End is Near.
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    Post  mudra Fri Sep 06, 2024 7:18 am

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    The messengers of the New world
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    I can relate to you Seashore, I still miss Old PA. For many of us its been an extraordinary place of insight, love and friendship. There was something magical taking place in those days. Like a gathering of old souls.
    When everything started to crumble between Kerry and Bill likewise the synergy of our reconnection began to fall apart. Everyone went their own way, some in the Mists, some in New PA, some in other forums and others simply did their own thing.
    I don’t have the drive or the euphoria I used to have back in the days.
    That energy has faded away.
    I am grateful for this place though that Carol is so diligently holding together.
    I have always been able to express myself here without being held back in any ways.
    Everything that truly mattered to me has already been posted in my spiritual threads as in the Heart and inspiration portals for people to read as they see fit.
    These days my heart and spirit guide me to express myself through my Art.

    Bless you
    🧡🙏🧡


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    Post  Seashore Fri Sep 06, 2024 8:18 am

    mudra wrote:These days my heart and spirit guide me to express myself through my Art.

    I LOVE art!   sunny

    What is pictophography?

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    Post  mudra Sat Sep 07, 2024 2:32 am

    Seashore wrote:
    I LOVE art!   sunny

    What is pictophography?

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    Good day Seashore,

    Pictophotography is a word I invented to express my exploration of paint and photos intermingled I have been doing for a while. It opens up a brand new perspective to me 🙏🧡
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    Post  Seashore Sat Sep 07, 2024 6:25 am

    mudra wrote:Pictophotography is a word I invented to express my exploration of paint and photos intermingled I have been doing for a while.

    Your daughter is a photographer, right?  (I seem to recall you posting that.)
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    Post  mudra Wed Sep 11, 2024 7:00 am

    Seashore wrote:
    mudra wrote:Pictophotography is a word I invented to express my exploration of paint and photos intermingled I have been doing for a while.

    Your daughter is a photographer, right?  (I seem to recall you posting that.)

    Not at the moment but yes she has been doing quite a bit of photography in the past.
    Thank you for remembering this Seashore.

    🙏🧡

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    Post  SuiGeneris Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:43 am

    mudra wrote:
    I can relate to you Seashore, I still miss Old PA. For many of us its been an extraordinary place of insight, love and friendship. There was something magical taking place in those days. Like a gathering of old souls.

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    I, Xeia SuiGeneris, wielder of the Eternal Flame, WaterFlyer, daughter of The Sacred Waters of Heaven,
    Guardian of the Realms & Dove of the Resurrection, salutes you, who is unafraid of the Light.






    Dear Mudra,

    I am sure that like me, there are many who remember you fondly<3 Mudra of the Mists...always bringing peace at troubled times Very Happy

    You're right, the magic we experienced back in the day was electrifying! We were the originators in sharing all that we found wrong in the Matrix, but it wasn't the times, it was us! Most of what the so called truther community 'discovers' nowadays is boring old stuff that we discussed back there ad nauseam in Thuban and other forums lol
    It's cool to see however how we opened mental doors and engineered ways to bring forth constructs from the immaterial to the material during a season when it was most urgently needed! We were the innovators back then and we're still not done yet, in fact, we're only getting started! The New World is ours!

    The stagnation with online communities now is that they are so tightly moderated that it almost prevents you from going deeply into any matter, and as you must know, when it comes to the truth, nothing is superficial. As for myself I can tell you I withdrew in a tactical way so as to allow what was templated to come alive. And it did. Believe it or not, the ground work was set for those possessing unrelenting determination for the Truth to follow, just as it was for the few of us who courageously decided to embody the tasks the masters of old left for us.

    Interactions have been gradually degrading in the past 15 years both in person and online, and isn't it gross that if something is longer than a few minutes or a few sentences the masses just don't want to see it. But it is to be expected at a time like this... The gap between peoples has grown too wide already, and it feels that you are not being seen anymore but that may not be a bad thing, it could actually grow to be quite literal. The alienation and separation between the collective right now is real, but it need not be between kindred Spirits. In fact now is the time when we should come together and help each other out because time is growing short for this realm as it is.

    Having said that, I am still here, with the same enthusiasm for achieving and learning if not more. After being censored, shadowbanned left and right, I needed a minute to get away from forums n such, but ofc I never stopped in my orientation and when it comes to divine wisdom, anything new that I put together in me makes me so happy and grateful to be able to see it. It's simply amazing!

    I'll be around if anyone wants to connect and talk a while, it'll be my pleasureღ

    Big hug to you and dear Carol and Oxy, Seashore, the MOA family and everyone who seeks the Light!

    In the Vesica,





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    Post  Seashore Fri Sep 13, 2024 4:46 am

    Former boxer David Rodriguez hosts a channel "Ninoscorner" on the free speech platform Rumble.

    Recently he invited David Wilcock to answer questions.

    David was asked to define what ascension is.

    In his answer, I hear him fusing science and religion.

    This begins at 1:17:33.

    A screenshot and the link:

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    Post  mudra Fri Sep 13, 2024 8:03 am

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    Greetings Sui,

    So nice to see you 😊
    It seems our Old friends still remember us.
    Thank you for passing by with a breath of fresh air and that loving energy of yours.
    Your visit really makes me happy.
    I’ll 70 this coming november.
    I would really love to see a few more of you here to celebrate the joy of being together for a little while  Lawless and then say «  Until we meet again »
    For Love, true Love never dies.

    Much Love for you
    Flowers

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    Post  Seashore Fri Sep 13, 2024 8:45 am

    mudra wrote:Remembering the Good Ole Days B4a1fd10
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    I like it.   Thubs Up

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    Post  Carol Thu Oct 17, 2024 8:25 am

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    AWESOME

    Being ADHD please forgive my jumping around from topic-to-topic and my somewhat disjointed thought process.

    What a delight. SeaShore you shared your thoughts.. where mudra, oxy and Sui joined in to share theirs as well. So lovely. We were much younger when we joined PA and then Mists.

    Project Avalon was filled with all types of new and exciting energy. It was fun. Then it changed leaving us in the Mists.

    Age does play a part in these changes. Seashore, you and I are only a year apart in age. And mudra.. you are a younger sister. Sui.. you did a good job in keeping your BD to yourself. Oxy.. no worry.

    Last May, just after retiring to bed, I had a stealth heart attack. My entire chest felt like a Charlie horse. During those moments, I couldn't speak or call for help. I was completely helpless. What a shock. As was the comment later when the first responder leaned over me asking if it was normal for my lips to be blue. Then, later this past summer, while at the sink in the kitchen, an inner voice said"my soul contract was up." Yikes! To which I argued, this needs to be renegotiated. I want an extension. I've lasted this long and I still want to be around for the upcoming Solar Flash along with the expansion in consciousness.  Now that is something to look forward to.

    (Seems the heart attack and subsequent chest pains were due to plaque build up in the arteries so am now on statins along with daily baby aspirin.)

    From a few NDE and crossing over to visit loved ones during lucid dreaming I know what exists on the other side, so no need to rush. Enjoying this physical world and beauty of the forest is also paradise. I'm not ready to cross as others need me here... so there is that.

    I don't know what would happen with Mists. It's paid for ($12 a month courtesy of Mercurial), so it would continue but without anyone to provide Admin assist. So that is a consideration. Oxy?

    As to the aging thing? Well, daily life is inward spiritual journey and I've become a recluse. I love being a recluse. Sitting out on the deck on a warm Autumn day watching the yellow Maple leaves float down is perfection.. inner peace within and without. One just is.

    Moving on to another observation...we all have our passions. For me it's reading. When I was a little learning how to first read was the equivalent of Dorthy in the Wizard of Oz stepping out the door from a world of black and white to a world of Technicolor. It was awesome. So many new worlds to explore.. all in books. I love learning, exploring new ideas and sharing what I find of interest by posting it in a forum for others to view. So that's what I've been doing for the past 28 years.

    However, at this phase of life, I'm just not energetically up for chatting on-line, texting, speaking on the telephone or socializing.  That requires a different type of energy output involving ego... something that tends to pull one out of the observer zone, a meditation of sorts .

    However, your lovely comments and observations resonated within. I couldn't resist not sharing too.  

    Moving onto someone else who I resonated with was  Cynthia Larson's interview. Fascinating woman, fascinating spiritual journey as she discusses the Mandela Effect, quantum physics, and mind-matter interaction, suggesting that our choices and questions can alter the physical world—even change the past. I'm still in the middle of listening to her interview.

    Do any of you wonder if we are collectively now the observer observing the observers? Hmm... what would Oxy say?




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    It is the flash of a firefly in the night, the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset.

    With deepest respect ~ Aloha & Mahalo, Carol

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    Post  mudra Thu Oct 17, 2024 12:52 pm



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    I named the above «  A paper trip to the East of Eden »

    Thank you Carol, I tend to be rather laconic in my interactions with wrapping my thoughts around a few words. You have that great talent to come along and open a few more vistas offering new things to look at and ponder about. And you always do so with great empathy.
    I at times count the days I’ll be able to cross over and remain in the other side. But it seems my time isn’t up yet . A few more earthly years to go and opportunities to polish further y heart’s core.
    I would feel a sense of emptiness if you were not here anymore. Stay a little longer if you can you are our mighty tree here in the mists 🥰🧡👏💐

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    Post  Seashore Thu Nov 07, 2024 6:28 am

    Carol wrote:Moving onto someone else who I resonated with was  Cynthia Larson's interview.
    I don't know who Cynthia Larson is.

    Can you post a link to that interview?

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