reality, choosing instead to distance themselves from science.
The etheric grid system has been put forth to support a new religion of sorts. This religion looks not to a god in
Heaven, as Christians and Jews and Muslims do, nor does it look to animistic gods, such as primitive peoples do when
worshipping thunderstorms or voracious predatory animals, nor does it place a select human on a pedestal, as a god, as some cults do. This religion sees the ethereal everywhere, permeating everything, and sees this as the basis of life, the life force. This ethereal substance is the true glue, the true nature, in this belief, and all else an illusion. Where it is true that the human eye and ear do not sense all, the etheric religion discards too much. To replace what has been
discarded, it invents the ethereal glue.
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ZetaTalk: Ley Lines
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ZetaTalk: Ley Lines
Note: written on Jun 15, 1997
In grappling with Crop Circle appearances, and in trying to find patterns that would explain their purpose or
occurrence, a number of silly theories have emerged.
Crop Circles have been analyzed under the theory that they are man made. This theory falls apart when
confronted by the clean but unbroken right angles that the grain shafts assume within the bent portion of the
grain field, along with the utter lack of foot prints and the lightning speed of production.
Crop Circles have been explained as the result of odd plasma energy, the swamp gas that is supposed to explain
UFO sightings appearing in open fields in broad daylight. This theory, which had a proponent or two until the
complexity of Crop Circles increased, is no longer even considered.
Crop Circles have been analyzed under the theory that they are a communication form from visitors, and
represent language in math. This is closer to the truth, but since all language or symbolism represents repetitive
patterns, a constant in mathematics, some mathematical patterns would of course be represented. Seeing the trees but not the forest before them, they miss the point.
Crop Circles placement has been analyzed, their placement in this or that country, along this or that longitude or
latitude. Statistical analysis inevitably did show a pattern as even a mundane occurrence such as the placement of dog poop would show a pattern of sorts. This led to wild speculation that Crop Circles are caused by some
occurrence along grid lines, a manifestation of energy of some sort, or spirits required to stay on the narrow path
these lines represent. This silly theory gained credence only due to the lack of other plausible theories. Were this
theory to have any merit, all the many Crop Circles that fall outside of what are termed ley lines would have to be addressed, rather than ignored.
Perhaps, since Crop Circles occur more often in fields of grain than anywhere else, a theory that they are caused by
grain might arise. It’s more logical than the ley line theory, and fits with the facts more closely.
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ZetaTalk: Scientology
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ZetaTalk: Scientology
Note: written on Sep 15, 1996
Scientology is not about science, as the name would lead one to believe. This organization is similar to many
organized religions in that it wants to control its subjects, extract money and physical services from them, dictate their thoughts, and require absolute loyalty. It purports to be a religion, for tax purposes and other such benefits that accrue to religious organizations around the world. However, unlike other organized religions it does not point to a deity to be worshipped, and thus is considered by most to be simply a cult. Like cults, Scientology demands loyalty based on the
followers emotional dependence and the leaders desire for complete control over the followers.
Scientology is a cult, but gets away with having an audience among those who don't know the organization or its reputation due to the inclusion of the word science in its name. Move past the name and all relationship to science disappears. It is an unscientific organization. Science implies a thought process, pondering the evidence and testing theories against the results of experiment. Since Scientology denies its members the right to think, instead dictating to them what they should believe, it not only has no relationship to science, it also blocks its members from attempting to follow scientific principles.
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ZetaTalk: Clonaid
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Note: written during the Dec 28, 2002 Live ZetaTalk IRC Session.
Cloning, as with the Sheep Dolly, is not difficult. The difficulty is having a 100% success, such that no one can claim an injury has occurred. Childbirth, conception, and having a healthy baby is not guaranteed even under normal
circumstances. However, parents who proceed and have a damaged child normally do not have a right to sue, or
complain, unless clear malpractice by the doctor or hospital occurred. If it is a genetic toss of the dice, then no
complaints are filed. Cloning should, theoretically, produce an offspring identical to the parents, but what if all the DNA does not transfer, or during early development expresses differently because of a different early environment? A
leg not forming, as the nudge to do so is not there, the DNA perfect but the nudge lacking. Thus, cloned human infants are being developed, have been developed, but until the product is certain, no publicity will be forthcoming. Those making the most noise, however, have not, themselves, done this cloning. They are seeking the spotlight, and have secured it, as no court in the land can force them to produce something protected under doctor/patient laws. Before
court orders can ensue, an injury must be produced. Was a law broken? No law for human cloning exists that would
put the claimants in jail, certainly not without proof of their actions. Thus, their strutting on stage is safe.
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ZetaTalk: Bon
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Note: written on Oct 15, 1995
The ancient Chinese had a tradition of worshipping their dead ancestors that went beyond respect and honorable
mention. They ate their dead. This type of cannibalism is not unknown in other cultures, as primitive man has often
concluded that one could ingest the qualities of another - courage, potency, or intelligence. However, the ancient