Posts by John Jones3

Thanks, I took a look—seems interesting enough.

Gregory Jackson said:cool. But wait, how are you even supposed to know it’s only half a meter, man? I mean, it seems kind of tough to pin down by just "looking" at it because you’d need some sort of reference point to compare it to, wouldn't you? And if it won't talk to you, I guess that’s just a sign that you’ve still got plenty of work to do, just like pretty much 99.9% of everyone else out there. You might be able to get some communication through a high, but that's super easy to mess up because your subconscious starts bleeding into everything. Only the really, really advanced folks seem to get that actual "conversational" type of connection. Another big thing is that it grows through creativity, so when a person is creatively tackling different problems and really hunting for knowledge, that process engages those energetic information sources, and that's how it expands, you know? It grows in knowledge, possibilities, and dimensions, which then loops back and helps the person grow too. I suppose spirituality falls under that umbrella of creative problem-solving.
Also, there’s this whole communication channel thing, like the air that connects it to your aura, which also acts as the bridge to your consciousness. That channel gets cleared out and strengthened when you visit energetic sites or places of power.

It doesn't matter though, I'm just glad you actually saw it so I'm not just sitting here talking nonsense on the forum. From where you are, you could probably only see it from about 300 meters away. Maybe try looking at other people's too. You'll see anything from the size of a picnic basket to something relatively large, and they can be all sorts of colors, like yellow or even reddish. And if you ever find yourself at one of those power spots, you might see hundreds of them clustered together up at like 200 or 300 meters in the sky.

Yeah, just a guess—I have an armchair here that’s about half a meter wide, so it's roughly that size. You've actually piqued my interest regarding this Ljubis guy—or rather, I've piqued my own interest; I need to head over to his site and read everything he's put out. I tried the Peace meditation and it definitely works for me—no doubt about it.

fadedskipper52 said:Supernatural forces simply don't exist. If we are all interconnected, what is left to be "supernatural"? And if the present moment is truly all we have, why is it such a problem to glimpse the future?

Contempt? Quite the opposite! I sincerely hope we can become friends. Not many people undergo these kinds of experiences. I just hope you won't be watching while I 🙂

Most of what was written in that post applies to every single one of us. 🙂

Then how do you distinguish between what happens in a week versus two weeks, or today versus tomorrow? If everything is just "now," pinning down a specific future event seems impossible.🤷

Gregory Jackson said:So, I guess I’ll just throw out a little something trivial here too, just to see what everyone thinks, you know? Like, maybe...

So, I guess you're wondering what kind of monitor I'm currently staring at all day? Honestly, I haven't really thought about it much lately, but if I remember correctly, it’s a Dell—just one of those reliable ones you can always count on when you're deep in a rabbit hole, I suppose.
So, I was just sitting here thinking about that question—you know, wondering which countries actually hold the keys to the kingdom when it comes to the company I work for? It’s kind of a trip when you really stop to mull it over, I guess. Like, you go into your shift, grab your coffee, and just assume everything is local, but then you realize the whole ownership structure is this massive, complicated web stretching across the map. I mean, maybe it's just one big American conglomerate, or maybe there are pieces of it owned by folks halfway across the world, but honestly, it's hard to say for sure without digging through all those boring corporate filings, right? It makes you feel sort of small, thinking about how much global influence is tucked away behind a simple office door, but hey, that's just how the world works these days, I suppose!
So, I was just sitting here thinking about all this cosmic stuff, and I started wondering, like, what am I actually according to my horoscope? I guess I should probably check my birth chart or something to see which sign I fall under, you know? It’s kind of funny how much people obsess over those zodiac signs and whether they’re a Leo or a Scorpio or whatever, but maybe there's some truth to it buried in there somewhere, who knows? I'm honestly just curious to see if my personality actually lines up with what the stars say about me!

I mean, if you ask me, for someone like him, this probably shouldn't even be a struggle, I guess.

What am I, some stranger you can just quiz for fun?
Since you're already here—I spent last night meditating and praying for my light body to show up so I could ask how enlightened I really am. It finally appeared, much to my disappointment; it wasn't even two feet wide, just a modest half-foot across—diameter, mind you, not radius.
And zero communication was possible—no words, no visions, nothing. Turns out I might have been overestimating my enlightenment a bit. But hey, let the ego do its thing.

fadedskipper52 said:It seems we had a bit of a misunderstanding, rukfas. Your subconscious is crying out for a sense of "release"—it needs to let go of traumas, sadness, stress, fears, and all those other abstract burdens we carry. Everything you write is essentially a reflection of yourself (just like it is for the rest of us), filtered through that deep subconscious layer. The ego then misinterprets this data, creating a desperate need to prove a reality that exists entirely outside of yourself. And what does that kind of proving lead to? It leads to a total lack of awareness regarding your own actions!

That message you sent to Miller was, to put it mildly, pretty rude. Are you really suggesting that people should treat you with absolute awe just because you have certain insights? It’s not like Miller is the one looking for adult content—which isn't inherently a bad thing—but rather, his subconscious is simply revealing who he truly is.

Everything you "see" is merely filtered through the lens of your own subconscious and personal perception. Is it not simply a reflection of who you are?

If your ego ends up taking the driver's seat, you are heading down a very dangerous path! I strongly advise you to give this some serious thought. A massive shift is on the horizon for you, isn't it? Ultimately, whether that change leads to success or disaster depends entirely on you!

Keep this in mind: everything in the world is actually perfectly fine! The reality we experience is merely a reflection of our own internal state. So, if we perceive something as "bad"—though that’s entirely relative, isn't it? It might not feel bad to everyone else—then that negativity actually resides within us. Isn't that right? We must look inward to find the answers we seek. Otherwise, the world remains in perfect harmony, and it becomes clear that it is only a matter of time before everyone else realizes the same thing!

As long as we find ourselves chasing external validation to prove our enlightenment—or any other internal state—something within us remains fundamentally out of alignment. Don't you think?

I’m more like the Eye of Sauron—terrifying, malicious, and looking down from my tower at all you mere mortals.

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...ed=0CB8Q9QEwAQ

That joke about the porn was just that—a joke. Not sure where your sense of humor went. Anyway, thanks fadedskipper52 for the critique and the concern; everything you said is spot on, and I’m well aware of it—working on it. 😉

Now you're claiming some big change is coming my way soon—don't tell me you've decided to start using your "supernatural powers" on this forum too? That would be a real step down to the exact level you claim to despise in me.

fadedskipper52 said:We can certainly care for one another, but at the end of the day, business is business. 😁

Just wire me a hundred bucks and I'll grant you enlightenment—honestly, I don't even need the money. 🤣

fadedskipper52 said:Keep this up and I might just have to shut you down myself.

Right back at ya.👍

Hannah Diaz said:Just an internal struggle... with myself, I guess.👍

I have no idea how anyone gets from that point to the Wikipedia definition of jihad—or how non-Muslims view the term today. Fighting your own internal demons is the biggest battle a person can face—and honestly, winning it is pretty much impossible.

Can someone actually explain what jihad is?

Jeremy Alvarez5 said:Could anyone maybe walk me through some specifics on how to open those two chakras, or even the others? Or if there's a specific book or something you'd suggest reading? There's just so much random stuff floating around online, it's hard to know what's legit...

I could—but honestly, there’s enough info online to drown in. Most of it is solid if you know where to look. Just browse a few different sites, grab some guided meditations, and maybe start with Lubis Stojanovica—there's plenty of interesting stuff on his site.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/jihad

So I just read up on what jihad actually entails—if you have a better source, feel free to drop a link. It’s not like I have anything against Muslims; we're all brothers and sisters in the end, anyway. Besides, God is just one entity regardless of whether you call Him Allah, Zeus, or Jesus... etc.

Hannah Diaz said:Look, jihad is a pretty broad concept, but you really ought to know that... even standing up for the underdog counts as jihad... that's how it works. I guess your perspective on it is a little narrow, but whatever... we all make mistakes, right? So, maybe just give some thought to what jihad actually means.😉

jihad refers to holy war within Islam...
The goal of a holy war is the expansion of Islam...
In this struggle, only adult men participate—those who lay down their lives become martyrs and enter paradise...
In regions like Africa and India, jihad has served as a mere pretext for genocide...

As for what jihad actually means to you, I couldn't possibly know. What I wrote above is the official interpretation—if you have a better one, feel free to share.

So, where can I actually get my brain waves tested to figure out what frequency I'm running on?

I'll DM you my Chase account info—just toss $100 in there 😂
My abilities haven't been lying to me—it’s just that sometimes I play around too much and end up heading in the wrong direction. Based on your logic, the bar for enlightenment is set way too high; personally, I think you hit that stage long before you can actually interface with those energy guides. What kind of energies are you picking up, anyway? Ever had a conversation with an orb?

wearyhawk83 said:Thanks for the help!

I’d be happy if any of my points actually helped you—just don't lose that spark, and try not to let life shake your confidence.👍

wearyhawk83 said:I am not the topic of this discussion.

Actually, you are—because you're projecting everything onto me. You need to look at yourself instead. What I wrote might actually help you pull back the curtain on whatever is keeping you in the dark.

Hannah Diaz said:Just some food for thought, I guess...

1. They turn their backs on this worldly life for the sake of Almighty Allah,
2. Their virtues pretty much outweigh any flaws they might have,
3. They lean entirely on God, pouring all their energy and effort into being obedient to Him,
4. Everything they think about is centered on the afterlife,
5. Since they’ve found salvation themselves, they act as intermediaries through whose intercession others find peace,
6. In everything they do, they rely on their Lord,
7. They’re constantly chasing after God's pleasure and love,
8. They steer clear of both major and minor sins,
9. They’re always first when it comes to prayer and striving on the path of faith,
10. They’re too busy worrying about their own shortcomings to bother judging anyone else's flaws, and...
11. Based on the good news in the Quran and Hadith, they’ll enter Paradise without having to face judgment,
12. They’ll receive their book of deeds in their right hand,
13. They are true scholars,
14. Their inner selves are far more beautiful than their outward appearance,
15. Their tongues affirm the oneness of Almighty Allah, their bodies submit to Him, and their hearts are completely sincere,
16. They study the Quran and live strictly by its teachings,
17. They fight the good fight on God's path,
18. They have ascended to the highest spiritual stations,
19. They’ve fully aligned their will with God's will!
20. They’re usually the first to enter the mosque and the last to leave,
21. When they’re owed something, they accept it, but when asked for help, they give generously... and when they judge the world, it’s almost like they’re judging themselves,
22. They never lose sight of God and are constantly in remembrance of Him,
23. They experience profound spiritual states,
24. They actually find sweetness even in the midst of trials,
25. If they aren't given anything from this world, they remain grateful; if something comes their way, they give it away,
26. They don't depend on anything or anyone, because they are truly with their Lord!

So these are supposed to be the "chosen ones"? The ones rushing into jihad?

If you look at history—specifically the Inquisition or the Crusades—that’s when you saw the most saints and spiritual leaders. I doubt Muslims will ever outdo the Christians of that era.

Hey! Now I’ll be watching your every move whenever you pop up on YouTube or RedTube—so watch yourself, don't go pulling any stunts. 😂
First you ask the question, then act all shocked when you actually get an answer. You still have a lot to learn from the pros—you're just a little wannabe light show enthusiast

Bradley Myers63 said:Let’s put those psychic abilities of yours to the test—if you can guess the color of my socks, boxers, pants, and shirt, then maybe you’re actually the real deal. Since you love bragging so much, let’s see what you've got... haha. And here you are telling me openness is the opposite of wisdom. Maybe try learning how to teach someone else first.

That wasn't exactly a challenge. You’ve got gray socks, white boxers, blue sweats, and a black shirt. Work on yourself first—this part is easy for me. 😉