Thank you!

Aqua sure. You can use this one

innerfreedom@mail.com

They stopped using the term Mecca after 9/11, when did they start again? Didn’t LRH say the Kaaba represented an implant?

Loosing, its Aqua again. Sorry to be a bore but for some reason I didn’t get your email, or possibly it did come thru and I stupidly and mistakenly erased it. Would you please send it again? Thank you in advance for this trouble.
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Aqua, okay, I sent you my email address separately. Check in your mail.

Thank you so much for what you said about my mother, Understood and agreed on everything,, and yes, please feel free to get my email from Mike to send me this info. I am looking forward to it. I wasn’t being polite when I said I should love to have this ability if it can be acquired. I should love to be able to – for real, not just with words but with intention – produce such good effects on others! Thank you in advance for caring about this enough to take time and trouble for my sake!

Thanks Aqua, your mother was definitely a unique and special person. And to do what you describe she had a very high awareness of herself as an individual and therefore of others. It wouldn’t work otherwise.
When I left the SO I thought I really had something in my hands. The tech. Hot air bullshit! The real world is something else. It was really REAL. With a thousand facets that showed that it wasn’t really a bubble of hopeless deluded people. So I decided to figure it out on my own.
Now since answering what you ask me (and I find it really constructive to do so and share it) would take up space and I don’t want to burden Mike with off topics, if it’s ok with you I’ll send you separately (somehow don’t mind) an email address from which to continue. Stay well.

You have described this ability very beautifullyto me. “The paradise you refer to starts within us.” I would love to have this ability. How did you aquire it, if I may ask? Or were you born with it? I have experienced this from someone.

I think my mother had it. She could look at you “in the moment” as you say, and perceive the real you right there, and appreciate it, address it and relate to it, while at the same time not being blind to your faults, instead being aware of them but without fusing them onto you. Your faults were your faults, you had them, she knew it, but somehow she directed her attention to what was underneath them, as if they were encumbrances of you but not you…hard to describe. So you felt clean, and on a fundamental level safely understood. She did it with me…she did it with everyone, naturally, effortlessly …its hard to describe. But it had a very,very good effect on me!

Oops…. Wrong key. Here again.

Thanks Aqua. Yes, it is a very interesting thing. Now this is not the place to go into details because it could take up a bit of space to talk about it and we are guests. But the interesting thing is that it also has tangible implications. In short, being there to see it for what it is consciously, a plant that blooms from nowhere or a tree in its uniqueness or the clouds and WITHOUT attaching labels or judgments of any kind or expecting something makes you see it for what it is. Then, having learned this, transferring this attitude to people AND to ourselves can generate great internal and external changes. It is a faculty that we all have and can gradually cultivate.
The paradise you refer to starts from within us.
When I meet a person, whether I have already seen them (and therefore have “memory files” of them, and so ideas about them) or not, I try to look at them for what they are in that moment without judgments. What one sees then is real and different. This opens doors that are indescribable. Be well!

I thank you Aqua.
Yes, it is a very interesting thing. Now this is not the place to go into details because it could take up a bit of space to talk about it and we are guests.
But the interesting thing is that it also has tangible implications. In short, being there to see it for what it is, a plant that blooms from nowhere or a tree in its uniqueness or the clouds consciously and WITHOUT attaching labels or judgments of any kind or expecting something makes you see it for what it is. Then, having learned this, transferring this attitude to people AND to ourselves can generate great internal and external changes. It is a faculty that we all have and can gradually cultivate.
The paradise you refer to starts from within us.
When I meet a person, whether I have already seen them (and therefore I could have memories files of them, and ideas about them) or not, I look at them for what they are in that moment without judgments and filters. Everything must be just there now. This opens personale doors that are indescribable. Be well!