gallery inspiration blog: 2009-12-13

Saturday, December 19, 2009

Come On Everybody And Ride IT

So I have Abraham Lincoln following my ass and some one gives me a program by the people above. The woman channels Abraham a voice inside her head. Voices in ones heads equal Phookas-White Rabbit Whole- Deamon- VALIS. Before I may not have taken this for more than a New Age money making scheme. Which who knows perhaps it is. However if Abraham Lincoln is being channeled best bet he would be honest. Not to say that she channels Abraham Lincoln or any other Abraham, but the sync fits.

So I take what is said above as honest. They say you can learn The Law of Attraction by using your Emotional System as a guide. Explaining that the Law of Attraction is based in the fact that everything, the universe.... Everything. Is. Thought. And thought attracts like thought. The emotional tag that you may have to any one thought is your guide on if you want that or not. All life is diversity, which creates preference. Your emotional state communicates to you on that which you would prefer. If something gives you joy when you think about it, then that is what you would prefer to do. Only think of that which you prefer and that thought will compound, giving you more of which you prefer. A joyful thought brings more joyful thought.

Ok if they are being honest then what does this have to do with syncro?

Are the symbols that we are attracting simply there because we are thinking about them? Is that the kicker?

Most anyone reasoning that out will easily come to the conclusion that they are creating the symbol. Even if they themselves have no intellectual conclusion or ability to grasp the full implications of that concept. You think about the symbol... The symbol comes.

Alright then. I'll just say it. I wanna be rich. I want that symbol. Cha-Ching nah mean.

I'm not alone. There are plenty of people reading this who have tried it, and like me you failed.

So why?

I think of going fishing. I remember my snagged tooth Uncle Sam trying to teach me to fish.

"Ya gotta hold ya face right."

He would say, when I repeatedly failed to hook a fish. Everyone else was catching fish, why not I? Because my face wasn't right? This forces a young child of 5 or 6 to contort his facial features into every conceivable mask in an attempt to slip one of the little boogers onto the hook. Same thing goes for the Casino. Why are some people better at getting Jackpots on their fishing line? And even researching sycro, sometimes you come up with something big, sometimes not, sometimes you have to throw it back into the flow and let it get a little bigger. Wait for a while and keep feeding it. Luck, luck, luck. Holding my face right makes me lucky? Is that it? Is luck a mental process that I can tap into through the emotion I have?

If I'm holding my face this way.... Then I'll be happy. That's way to easy for me. The secret to life is "be happy"? That's it. Well fuck it, being financially secure, free of the daily grind, that would make me happy. I don't want to get lazy. I just don't wanna be wasted on things not suited for me. Not worth my time. I want more time. And time is money.

I don't want Big Brother to leave me alone, just so I can get high and play on the computer. I want to put my energy into things that would be more beneficial to the evolution of myself and those around me. Help evolve the world if possible.

And yet.... I gotta come back to finishing this post later... Why because right now I have to go to work.

That fact that..... That realization, that sooner or later I gotta go make someone else more money than I make myself makes it hard for someone to keep such a cheerful disposition. And I believe it possible to have a large amount of money. To be financially independent if it were.... I even wouldn't feel guilty, because I know that there is an abundance now. There is plenty for all, I know the secret, that it's all in the way you think about it.

Still they are charging me for space on the podcast, and I can't spare money for it right now. I need to donate some funds to Jake Kotze. Not enough in the back account. So why isn't it happening? So we can conclude that thinking it possible is not enough. Wanting either, because it falls short as well. The Question still remains. How do you catch fish?

Hold your face right.... And what the fuck is that suppose to mean?

You know I just read Valis... Right now I am reading Radio Free Albemuth. Same story, same topic, different point of view. Divine Invasion is just about the same as well. Main jest, something epically religious happened to Dick. Those books are Mr Phil coming to every explanation possible to convince himself he was not crazy.

Someone else was in his head.... But, what dose it mean, how do these things happen? Dick decided it was something that reminded him of god, and seeing that it was always there just unseen.... Hiding in plain sight as some camouflaged creature, he called it Zebra.

A young women with a christian sign, like the one above, around her neck, set Mr. Dick right. He later connects that part as being, what one such as myself might call, lucky. He describes it as knowing he was waiting for that girl.... And she sent to him. He said the symbol is like a subconscious trigger for releasing genetic memory.... That's why the fish looks like a DNA Strand.

This puzzles the shit outta some people I'm sure. You can thank Narby for giving me the idea as to DNA being some organic transmitter/receiver between all life. Seeing it show it's common shape through out all of history is old hat to some.... But, it really changes so few's lives as to come close to pleasing this writer's hopes.

But, what dose it mean? That we've known about DNA on a subconscious level our whole existence? Well sure, why not, it makes perfect sense. If Narby is right, and shamans do take Ayahusca and get down to receiving Knowledge from other DNA that binds the planet together, then couldn't have Dick experienced the same thang and just call it Zebra? Literally always there just out of sight, and definitely living. Hell what would you call Zebra but life itself, penetrating all. And if Jesus is the literal son of Zebra, then he would know that. He would know DNA and he would know the Law of Attraction. He even had that incident with the Fig Tree, he told it that it would die, came back later to see that it would never bear fruit again. The 12 are talking like...

"Lord, ya killed it!"

"Yeah, it was nothin'. I'm honest you guys, if you tell a mountain to go away. And believe to Zebra that it's gonna happen.... Bada Bing.... No mountain."

Sounds pretty Law of Attraction, Quantum Physics, enough to me.

Once again though... You can tell me all day I can swim in the Earth.... But, when it comes to doing a swan dive into the backyard, I always get grass in my teeth. So talking to the fish and asking them to jump on my hook by communicating to them with my DNA isn't a waste of time. But, to date no hard evidence besides symbols. How did Jesus get so many fish.... Why was he a good fisherman.... Perhaps I gotta return to DNA again and flush out any more meaning.

The DNA Strand bears a remarkable resemblance to Train Tracks. Ever sense I heard this argument With Ralph Abram, Rupert Sheldrake, and Terrance McKenna over the association of Train Tracks with Strange Attractors in the Chaos Theory I can't help but think that Train Tracks=Destiny. Everything from the Blue Car scene in Hancock to the train in Polar Express above falls into nice context change when viewed with these sync glasses on. DNA is a genetic unavoidable destination. It's predestined if you would. Just like the Train above with the top of the mountain looking much like DNA Kundalini style. The Train is Destiny, the Mountain is the Spine or Human Body, the moon is Imagination. Destiny? You have to be destine to catch a fish? And what if it's not my destiny? Is there any other way to think that will influence my luck?

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda..... Perhaps I should just think that I can.

Come On Everybody And Ride IT

Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda..... Perhaps I should just think that I can.

Japanese Ramen Noodle Bath Spa

Here comes another weird and bizarre spa in japan, what kind of spa is that?? that was a Ramen Noodle Bath Spa. it's really suitable for those who love ti eat a ramen noodle.

Ramen noodles are a staple of the Japanese diet as much as sushi and tempura and the spa, which specializes in amusement baths that include dips in chocolate, wine and sake, decided the popular dish should be added to the menu.

Because of health regulations, the Yunessan spa in Japan's hot spring town of Hakone does not use edible noodles.

Instead, noodle-shaped spa treatments are placed in bath water that contains elements from pork broth supplied by a nearby noodle shop.

Spa officials say taking a dip in the noodle bath is good for health as ingredients in the broth such as pepper collagen help improve the bather's metabolism and cleanse the skin.

"Lately, people are very concerned about having beautiful skin and they know the effect of collagen, which is contained in our pork-based broth," said noodle shop owner Ichiro Furuya, who has helped the spa in creating this bath.

"At this bath, everybody can have fun and take advantage of the healthy elements of ramen noodles."

The Japanese spa resort has offered dozens of other baths, including at one point a curry dip.

A ticket that allows access to all baths costs about 3,500 yen ($29), although not all were impressed.

"Actually, I like eating noodles batter than bathing in them," said five-year-old Madoka Kenmochi, after taking a dip in the brown-colored hot water.

Source of the News : Unbelievable Stuff

Military Camouflage of Supercars

The Military Car is is a wheeled armored vehicle, lighter than other armored fighting vehicles, primarily being armored and/or armed for self-defense of the occupants. Other multi-axled wheeled military vehicles can be quite large, and actually be superior to some smaller tracked vehicles in terms of armor and armament.

But this military car below is an exception, this is the military camouflage of supercars. have you seen a lamborghini car used as a military car before?? seems impossible right?? but it's the fact.

So do you want to see the military car that used a supercars?? i think this supercar was more suitable if used as a police car since they have a great speed. several days ago we post about the collection of Police Supercars around the world.

OK here is the Military Camouflage of Supercars Pics

Health Insurance for Students

No-one said life ever has to be fair but, as parents, you quickly discover the world is not set up to make things easy for you. There are challenges at every turn. Of course, all the healthcare needs can be put on the back burner if you or your partner have a family plan provided by your employers. Now all you have to do is read the small print to see what coverage is provided for children while they are at elementary school or high school while still under the magic age of 18 years. After they pass the threshold of their eighteenth birthdays, the coverage gets more patchy. They are still family members but the extent of the coverage may change. If you have not been fortunate to find an employer offering health coverage as part of the pay package, the world has been less welcoming. It's entirely possible that you and your family are one of the growing millions who are uninsured or underinsured. This leaves a number of options to explore for the children.

For some years, the federal government has recognized that children are the future of our country. If they do not grow up strong, the future may not see the US remain so dominant internationally. So, with federal encouragement, states have been offering a safety net for children. The alternatives are Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program which was established by the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 to expand health insurance coverage to uninsured children in families with income too high to qualify for Medicaid. For the record, Congress has provided about $40 billion to fund SCHIP through 2007. Federal funding is currently available. Outside the federal and state programs, some elementary and high schools group together to offer health coverage for their students where the families are uninsured or underinsured. Some states have not set generous criteria for access to their SCHIP and the group policies help the modestly well-off families bridge the health plan gap.

Once children turn adult at 18, they are mostly on their own. If you as parents provide private coverage, this can represent the best outcome as they work their way through college and university. Otherwise, this leaves the young adults to live with the risks of no cover, or accept one of the "affordable" policies offered by their college or university. It's a sad fact your children will consider themselves invincible. Many are lucky and survive the education part of their life without accident or illness. But if anything serious goes wrong, they will add significant medical expenses to the burden of loans and credit card debts. Local community clinics can only provide basic care. The college or university policies are often highly affordable. More importantly, starting a health insurance for students gives them track record when they later seek coverage as an employee. But one word of caution. These are not comprehensive policies and they often limit or exclude serious injuries or disease. As parents, you may feel it wise to top up the basic cover. Get multiple health insurance to find the best value additional cover. Even if your children are enrolled as medical students, they cannot expect anything more than routine treatment from the medical professionals in their area. They will be treated as "ordinary" students when it comes to paying the deductible and any copayments.

How credit rating affects insurance premiums

Having a good credit rating will pay off in the end. Why is that? Well, insurance companies tend to offer lower rates to customers with a good credit rating, because they are considered to be less risky. And taking into account that your credit score is one of the most essential factors determining your risk grade, it's really wise to keep it as good as possible. Insurance companies are approaching credit ratings from statistical point of view, which states that people with better credit scores tend to file fewer claims than people with worse credit records. Such tendency was observed only during the past decade, while historically homeowners insurance had a strong emphasis on the insured structure itself and its condition, leaving the owners and dwellers out of the frame.

Today insurance companies base their insurance rating on credit records, predicting the likelihood of an individual to file a claim and what will be the amount of such a claim. It is the result of long-time analysis undertaken by insurance companies, official regulators and universities, which in the end has proven that a person's credit score is a firm and very reliable indicator of how much the person is likely to risk or file a claim.

Here are some main assumptions about credit rating and insurance scores provided by the Insurance Information Institute, New York:

Such scores give the possibility to set the rates more accurately.
Such scores tend to be more objective and impersonal, leaving behind other factors like age, sex, nationality orientation and avoiding discrimination.
Such scores promote competition among customers, giving them real chances of improving their insurance rates.

Of course, thinking that you will get better rates with a good credit rating while having many problems with your home is quite optimistic. Credit rating is only one element of the entire picture as there are more factors determining what home insurance will cost you in the end. And the importance of these factors varies from one company to another. For example, one company may have a strong emphasis on the materials of the structure and how safe the house is in general, while another will look deep into your credit report and base its rates according to your rating.

Other factors that will influence your home insurance rates include the location of your house, safety features, overall condition, your age, marital status, children, pets and many other elements that may influence the overall risk on your property.

Still, if you are looking to get lower rates on your home insurance, it will definitely pay off to improve your credit score. One way to do so is to avoid having bad debts or due payments, minimizing the number of open accounts and credit lines. In case you had some credit problems in the past, try to improve and eliminate all the entries, which are no longer relevant. The first step here is to get your credit report and analyze it thoroughly to see what can be improved and how.