I actually wept after reading this post.
They’ve stolen your capacity to perceive the spiritual. They feed you lies to keep you blind. And you happily anounce that you can’t tell the difference.
Tissue, Doc?
Each human being is born with the potential to actualize their MetcaConscious mind, to become something greater than they are.
But, Lekatt’s potential has been stolen. Along with his MetaConscious mind
He is left with lies and delusions.
This is not a laughing matter.
It is as humorous as forcibly sterilizing some one, giving them a doll, and having them earnestly worry about paying this child’s way through college.
Lekatt is a bird whose wings have been amputated. He now perches on a road map and yells that he can fly higher than ever.
I would leave him to his lies. What good comes from telling the mutilated bird what he’s lost? But, Lekatt is just an example of what the GreyFaces want for all of us.
Look at the scar where his connection to magics and miracles used to be. Look at the thick, black sutures. Smell the pus that leaks from a wound that can never heal. This is what they want for all of us.
If you find that funny Princhester, you’re more of a monster than they are.
I’m hurt, Doc. I can see where you’re coming from. I just offered you a tissue. I meant that as genuinely as anything you’ve ever posted.
How can you tell that somebody has “spirit knowledge”, lekatt?
I apologize. This is a very emotiotional topic for me. Without the usual cues of intonation, I misinterpreted your comment.
But what if there is no meta-conscious mind? What if it’s all a delusion?
Sometimes I have to note when someone expresses how I feel in such a way that it helps me understand my meta-conscious self. This, my friends, was such a moment. Edward’s aura is tainted, he’s possessed by a devious spirit, and he exudes bad energy. Prove me wrong.
Doc Cathode is a highly trained EtherPsychologist with scientific equipment.
His equipment tested Lekatt and found out that Lekatt didn’t really have a NDE. Lo and behold, Lekatt’s own testimony verified this.
The response I got back from the USN as to the muster rolls for the USS Willette didn’t have any Leroy Kattein on it. Go figure.
It’s apparent that Lekatt has serious issues with his personal experience. Please don’t make fun of him. Doc is doing what he can to help the poor guy with his psuedotheizine poisoning.
Ummm…
When did we go back to Bizarro world?
When did we leave it?
Dunno…
But at least we broke the 20K barrier! It’s all downhill from here.
I quite like it here. I may stay permanently.
What’s with lekatts refusal to look at actual evidence in favor of feelings, hunches and “testimonials”?
To paraphrase Penn and Teller:
10 minutes in the dentist chair seems a lot longer than 10 minutes in a chair at home getting oral sex, but we’ve learned to trust our watches rather than our feelings and emotions.
I personally suspect that Lekatt is, at some level, afraid of evidence that would call his beliefs into question. Not that that’s an unusual condition. I suspect we all experience that fear at some times in our lives.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Personal experience and feelings are very important. They’re a major part of what makes us human, after all. They just aren’t proof of what is or isn’t factual.
Yep… But we all handle it differently. Some of us, as demonstrated here, simply refuse any evidence that would call that belief into question. We believe something to be true, so of course there couldn’t be any evidence against it.
Then there are those of us who actively search out that evidence, for themselves. If one wants to make sure one’s beliefs are true, or at least solid, finding all the evidence, and evaluating from there, is the best way. The “scientific method” of belief… If it doesn’t contradict your view, or strongly question it, you might have something good there. If it does, then adjust to fit the new evidence, and what you have becomes that much more solid. If you can’t adjust it to fit the new evidence… Well, maybe it’s time to re-think it, after all…
I wonder if Lekatt is going to ever come back and answer my question…:
Lekatt, do you believe that it is impossible for someone to dream of being lifted out of their body by another character in the dream seeing their body below them, and carrying on a conversation with that character?
Maybe he’s mad about this.
[Channelling Lekatt]
I experienced being on the USS Willette. The anger and hate in the hearts of doubters and sceptics will never allow them to realise that there is more to the world than muster rolls and physical reality. They gather knowledge from science methods and research but not from spiritual methods which allow me to know that I was on that warship. This makes me believe they lacks spirit knowledge. The one thing about spirit is you can’t fake it. It works from the emotions and emotions can’t be faked.
[/channelling Lekatt]
Lekatt posted this way back on page 31:
If I were sleeping and I had an experience similar to yours, the natural assumption would be that it was a DREAM.
Calling it a Near Death Experience when you were ASLEEP and not NEAR DEATH is a FANTASY (alternate explanation) lekatt.
Hi Leroy,
The reason I posted his info is because I heard him being interviewed on the radio and he was asked if he could have the answer to only ONE question, what would that question be. His answer was that he would like to know: ** “What happens to us when we die?”**
That’s really the most important question anyone can ask. All the fuss about new cars and movie stars and politics and everything else about this material world won’t make one bit of difference to anyone here in 1,000 years. We all die. The important thing is: What then?
The Bible teaches us, in Hebrews 9:
27 …it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment: