Ellen Brown
Well-Known Member
It is annoying to me that so much talk around Religion seems bent on making it either too mysterious, or false.
Then there is just a great deal about the Science world that seems theoretical and perhaps not for the common folk.
I'd suggest that so many things that we do not understand appears that way simply because we try to ignore anything that occurs outside our very limiting three dimensional existence. In my world, so much of what goes on in the Bible and Quran that seems mysterious and forbidden to us could simply be a bit of bleed over from other dimensions.
I'm frustrated that so much of what has gone on in the distant past is subject to attempts to write it off as too loony to have happened. Right now, I am thinking of the Old Testament, and the pointless discussion about whether the burning bush, the flood, or the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah happened.
As far as the flood is concerned, there are scientists who postulate that there is 5 to 7 times the amount of water in the oceans submerged deep in the rock below. So perhaps it is likely that the flood could have happened very easily, as in the Biblical description?
One of my favorite incidents is what happened in the book of Ezekiel? Scholars see it as either not real or too holy and mysterious to be discussed. For me, a previously unseen being that just flew his dimensionally shifting craft in to have a chat with Ezekiel. Nothing strange going on here folks.
Then there is just a great deal about the Science world that seems theoretical and perhaps not for the common folk.
I'd suggest that so many things that we do not understand appears that way simply because we try to ignore anything that occurs outside our very limiting three dimensional existence. In my world, so much of what goes on in the Bible and Quran that seems mysterious and forbidden to us could simply be a bit of bleed over from other dimensions.
I'm frustrated that so much of what has gone on in the distant past is subject to attempts to write it off as too loony to have happened. Right now, I am thinking of the Old Testament, and the pointless discussion about whether the burning bush, the flood, or the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah happened.
As far as the flood is concerned, there are scientists who postulate that there is 5 to 7 times the amount of water in the oceans submerged deep in the rock below. So perhaps it is likely that the flood could have happened very easily, as in the Biblical description?
One of my favorite incidents is what happened in the book of Ezekiel? Scholars see it as either not real or too holy and mysterious to be discussed. For me, a previously unseen being that just flew his dimensionally shifting craft in to have a chat with Ezekiel. Nothing strange going on here folks.