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Jed McKenna

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Short vid, death and dying and other things...
« on: May 16, 2020, 02:21:03 am »
Dear Member:

Short and to the point, death is not what we expect and have been taught. Much of what he says is correct, IMHO, but only up to a point/level... permit me to share.

He assumes there is really a person here, while there is not, in my experience. He assumes a degree of free will, which I have yet to find and trust me, I have search long and hard... he assumes that this is a 'real' world when my direct experience is it's much more of a dream than anything else. However, to the level that he has experienced the dream given his expertise, he presents it very well... and yes, I totally agree with him in that we are so far beyond this dream that it is inconceivable. And yes, we do have no reason at all to go to Mars... other than our own fear... or maybe Elon's fear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLaVutWXju0&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0pt1McW5q6sTSEimsnq-2wL3WusVYyWWXmPhPXoOfROeZQEXHhC5WBZZs

Are you ready to die? It will always happen 'now' because everything does.

Feedback always welcome (and doomsday is welcome too, how could it be any other way?)

Love ya and stay well until you aren't... then leave well.

Jed.



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kranor89

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Great Video, thanks.

When the fear of death disappears, everything would be so great, for everyone! The whole situation of (supposedly) good and bad, covid19 and vaccines, trump against fauci...this whole thing would be nothing more than an absolut fantastic experience/dream/happening.

How bad could it be? Whats the 'worst case'? Death.
And if that, in fact, is the BEST thing that could happen to this small and limited entity over here...it only can get better.

There is nothing to lose, no one can fail or miss something except a great time here on earth, no matter what comes up.
Its awesome, only the 'me' with all its believes about how things should be is in the way...and even that is perfect as it is.

I love it.

Jed McKenna

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Your are making way too much sense Kranor, way....  ;) ;) ;) ;)

Love ya, and stay well.

Jed.

Death_by_SallyD

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Thanks! :)

I've done bunch of cardiac arrest codes (I'm not a doctor..just physician assistant or "doctor's helper").  He's right....almost all are already dead.  There was one which stood out.  I was at an AA meeting  and this guy stood up suddenly.  I thought he was gonna make an announcement.  Then he flopped over, face-planted into the table. The whole room shocked into stasis/silence.  I jumped into action, checked...no pulse....agonal (gasping occasionally) breathing.  Started CPR.   10 min's of CPR....amazingly, he took a gasping breath.  He kind of looked around like he was bored!  EMT's came to take to ER, one saying "good save!".  Everyone at meeting congratulating me...but something felt waaaaaaaaay off.  It was all forced acting.....no feeling of celebration of a life saved....no feeling of being a "hero"...no feeling of doing something wonderful.  His mother arrived.  I took her to ER.  There was no gushing appreciation...just awkward silence the whole drive.  We found him...awake...fully aware/conscious now.  I asked how he was doing.  He said, "well...my chest hurts".  More awkward silence.  He may have mumbled thanks....maybe not, can't remember.  Just wanted to get the hell out of there.  I'm pretty sure he wanted same.  Felt like a boring joke.


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Hi Jed,

Really liked the video. Thank you for that!

IMNSHO, I don't think physical death is the greatest fear for most people. Obviously there is a biological resistance to physical death, but that is easy enough to dissect.
I think it's the spiritual death people are most afraid of and terrified by. By spiritual death I mean the loss of everything you talk about in your books; a sense of purpose, their own privatized, stylized brand of love and acceptance, the loss of loved ones, etc.
Ultimately then, a fear of life.
Life is one feral bastard, that's for sure!
Well, at least that's what has been experienced on this end.


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Death seems to be a theme lately.  Saw the fleeting nature of everything, everything collapsing, being destroyed dramatically. Seeing nothing matters.  None of the momentary pressures.  It’s all fleeting.  Death is nothing. Just a word for something that can’t be known, seen or understood.  I think it’s more interesting to think and even see that there is an eternal nature here.  There is understanding that persists with perfect consistency.  Everything that’s fleeting can seem chaotic or a dream that’s perfectly pointing, reflecting and predicting something quite spectacular. You know death? There’s nothing to it.

Jed McKenna

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Thanks for sharing all that. I think I'll make a  DNR T-shirt. Would really be in vogue.

Love ya, Jed.
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Mcewen

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It´s long, but I recommend it strongly and in the middle you may get a little surprise  ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk11vI-7czE&feature=emb_title

Jed McKenna

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Hi M:

Thanks for sharing that. I will view it with an open non-mind later in my non-day.

Stay well,

Love ya, Jed.

Neverx2x2

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That term "Free Will" tends to get thrown around quite a bit, with an expectation of guaranteed singular meaning and resonance (like the word 'love'). When I look closely at "Free Will", I find a compound statement.

Note: there are are a lot words that get thrown at me, which I see in a parallel sort of fashion - as compound words.
Example: the word 'For+Ever": (for = 'in the service of'... as in, "I did this for you) + (ever = 'time') = "In the service of time."  Etymologically, 'ever' has ambiguous origins; yet, its use allows us to vector on its definition as 'time' - as in the case of 'however' = 'how time works', and also used as counterpoint (asserting duality); evermore = 'more time'; ever-after = 'time after some boundary condition'.

By such parallel meaning, two people could have a conversation and not even realize there is a encrypted parallel layer of conversation happening.

In one of these parallel triggering/scripting systems, I look at "Will' by it's use. What I find is a very workable substitute... the word "Script"... as in a linguistic construct, a perceptual pattern, computer code, behavioral command, and the lines an actor reads or memorizes to depict a 'character'. We can substitute "Script' in common uses of the word "Will":

"Thine script be done", "It is my script", and my favorite... "Do as thou art scripted shall be the whole of the law."

But then, what can we mean by "Free Script"?

Well, 'Free' is often vectored in the empirical consensus as:  'breaks script', 'wrong' script, 'contesting' script, even 'parallel script' (ha ha). In a parallel fashion I might also consider the 'Gluten Free' interpretation... "Absence"

So then, Free+Will = "Absence of Script." It's kind of like reading the spaces between the lines (there's nothing there, but the absence of script allows the jumping between tracks). One might say that the place Zach Bush's patients were talking about, the place they did not want to come back from, 'is' Free Will (Absence of Script).

Much has been said about 'stopping the internal dialogue'... maybe 'free will' is what is meant here too.
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Jed McKenna

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Hi Never:

I love work play such as that. There is one word that is simple, incredibly deep and points to something that simply can't exist. It's 'is'. Nothing ever is anything else, or any description. The word got Slick Willy out of his legal trouble. In effect, he asked the court to define 'is'... tricky business and brings the whole of languaging to its knees... another simple word that creates much confusion and ambiguity is 'I'. Seems like the smaller the word the more dangerous it is... hmm....  :-\ :-\ :-\ ??? ??? :o

Love ya and stay well.

Love ya, Jed