SIDE ONE
(Tia begins her
duties as Ring Mistress)
Tia: okay hello, how’s it going Russ?
Russ: good darling, good.
Tia: that’s good. Okay, as we have
a…..
Russ: large crowd.
Tia: yes, a large crowd gathering….
Russ: what is this, some kind of like
rock concert or something?
Tia: ominously looming around the
outskirts of the pyramid that I’m sitting in all
on my lonesome.
Russ: not for long.
Tia: uh-huh. Okay, let’s get down to
business. First of all, stock market. In the past
two weeks it's dropped approximately 400 points,
that’s one and a half percent. Nobody’s screaming
and yelling blue murder at this point however
there are rumors wafting around of it developing
into a bear market instead of a bear slash bull
market where it fluctuates and oscillates. We’ll
see what happens before we start issuing general
alerts.
Russ: best not to put any money in
there right now I take it?
Tia: actually you could get some real
good deals.
Russ: yeah, that’s probably true.
Tia: uh-huh, it’s a matter of sitting
and waiting. When you play the stock market, it’s
not get in quick and get out quick, it’s get in
and wait and watch and pick the right ones.
Wouldn't you agree?
Russ: I would definitely agree yes.
Tia: okay now, let’s look at the not
so White House, the tarnished house. You’re going
to love this one, you been following the news
reports?
Russ: uh-huh.
Tia: of the Teamsters?
Russ: not quite.
Tia: and links from the Teamsters to
the DNC, money flowing from the DNC to the
Teamsters.
Russ: really?
Tia: uh-huh, highly illegal. It
invalidates the election of the Teamsters
president whose opposition narrowly got beat. You
know who his opposition was?
Russ: yeah of course.
Tia: uh-huh, the son of a former……
Russ: Hoffa.
Tia: uh-huh.
Russ: yeah.
Tia: mob related individual who is
now giving his support to the…..I think it’s
Giant’s Stadium?
Russ: uh-huh, yeah I remember that
joke.
Tia: uh-huh. As was said at the time,
they were glad that they could count on his
support. Okay now, a confession of sorts by I
think it was John Huang on a television interview
with Tom Brokaw I believe where he admitted that
he paid $25,000 to see a cabinet official,
to
be met by the cabinet official who said quote, “he
can see me as long as he contributes to my
favorite charity”, which he did. It is again
illegal for an individual in office to solicit
money.
Russ: true.
Tia: okay, next little incident and
confession in the same, said interview, I’m not
quite sure if it was Tom Brokaw. He wanted to meet
with Hillary Clinton and she said something very
similar and it would cost him $50,000. Okay next
tarnished incident. A group of gem dealers in
Florida have themselves pictured in person with
Bill Clinton. They used the pictures in a fraud
scheme that basically said that the president
endorsed their product. Again it is illegal for
the White House to endorse any product so they
committed fraud. Now why are all these people
suddenly getting caught? Well it’s because the
press is finally starting to turn on the
president. But the odd thing that I have is we've
had drug dealers, arms dealers, shady characters
in the White House. This has never happened in
such vast numbers and normally the FBI does not
know. The FBI in every incident has advised that
these people not be allowed into the White House
because of what’s happening now, it’s coming out
of the woodwork. So what’s going wrong here? Is
the president really that careless of his safety
and the safety of his country? I can’t say, that
is pure conjecture. Any questions?
Russ: no, you handled that pretty
well.
Tia: okay, now let me put on the
guest speaker…..
Russ: okay.
Tia: first guest speaker. I’ll be
back shortly.
Russ: all right.
(A unique guest
takes his place in the pyramid)
Monk: yo, forgive me man, it’s the
first time I’ve channeled dude.
Russ: no worries mate.
Monk: pleasure to meet you man.
Russ: a pleasure indeed.
Monk: only been on the base close to
two months man, it’s real cool to be home almost.
Going back to Sirius soon.
Russ: ahh, now who am I
talking to?
Monk: they called me around campus
Monk.
Russ: okay. Well good to meet you
Monk.
Monk: yes, we got things
in common to talk about dude.
Russ: all right, besides a certain
language similarity.
Monk: yeah man, it’s cool. You ride
the nose man or sit on the tail?
Russ: on the tail.
Monk: tail yeah, pretty cool.
Russ: short boards.
Russ: I can’t talk them into putting
any surf up there on the base.
Monk: I’ll see what I can do, I’ve
only got a few weeks left man.
Russ: no worries.
Monk: so in all seriousness dude, you
got any questions?
Russ: yeah I do as a matter of fact.
Monk: okay cool, let’s hear them.
Russ: okay, since we both have a
knowledge of third dimension and the different
things about it, alright question I got for you is
basically, describe for me the difference between
third dimension and sixth dimension.
Monk: it’s a mindset man, it’s a
mindset.
Russ: right.
Monk: yeah it’s not so much laid-back
and kickback, I sound as you call it real rad and
cool…..
Russ: right.
Monk: but still very sixth
dimensional. The way I see it is like knowing who
you are, what you have, where you came from as
opposed to not knowing, not caring and having no
desire.
Russ: right and for example sixth
dimension, you got all access to all your past
lives……
Monk: uh-huh.
Russ: you've also got telepathic
skills.
Monk: oh it’s very useful.
Russ: so you can check out what
they’re thinking in the…...
Monk: you’re not allowed to, that’s a
no-no.
Russ: oh you’re not? Oh….
Monk: to probe anybody’s mind is a
no-no man without their consent.
Russ: oh I figured they’d just be
leaking all over the place and you couldn’t almost
help but to pick it all up.
Monk: oh that’s easy, that’s not
probing, that’s just telepathic.
Russ: that’s what I’m talking about
it.
Monk: ohhhh.
Russ: you see?
Monk: dude.
Russ: it’s not probing, but picking
up all the stuff that’s coming off anybody anyway.
Monk: speak the jive….
(Russ laughs)
Monk: it makes it easier to
understand.
Russ: well there’s no word for it, I
mean how do you say it?
Monk: leaking like a sieve dude.
Russ: I call that telepathic
conversation.
Monk: oh, that’s eavesdropping.
Russ: eavesdropping.
Monk: uh-huh.
Russ: okay gotcha.
Monk: you guys should really take
more care of the pipelines there.
Russ: oh I know, I know. Hey, I used
to surf down in the south Bay, down by L.A.?
Monk: dude, that’s bad, that’s the
pits.
Russ: we’d had garbage
spills close the whole beach for days because of
hepatitis scares.
Monk: dude, that’s the pits.
Russ: we couldn't even surf down in
Palos Verdes because it was so bad. I’ve been out
in the water with sharks before, it’s fun. Nothing
big, just everybody else got chased out of the
water and we sat out there and caught all the
waves, we never saw a shark once.
Monk: it’s the ones that you don’t
see that get you though dude.
Russ: yeah, it’s probably a dolphin,
kind of cool to surf with.
Monk: oh yeah, it’s easy to talk to
them too dude. Lying out there on a board, on a
short board, you get one up next to you and you
just link minds, it’s cool, real bad. Tell you
good spots to surf too man.
Russ: where?
Monk: ahh…..they tell
ya.
Russ: oh, the dolphins will tell you?
Monk: oh yeah man, talk to those
mothers and they’ll tell you. Yeah you get on
their frequency, they’ll talk all day long,
they’ll tell you stories that you haven’t heard in
eons. Told me of one great place, real bad place,
dude I had such a blast.
Russ: really?
Monk: oh man, it was a ripper.
Russ: oh, that would be an advantage.
Monk: oh dude, get the spots from the
mouth. I’m being pointed by the chick with the
legs, she’s pointing me out.
Russ: oh bummer man.
Monk: the little chick’s smiling and
laughing and nodding.
Russ: no doubt. Well Monk, it’s been
a pleasure, I hope I’ll catch you up there when I
stop on up.
Monk: let’s see if I can do this
right dude.
(flashes the Hawaiian sign for
good waves)
Russ: shakam bra.
Monk: dude.
Russ: you got it.
Monk: see you bro.
Russ: see you bra.
Monk: see if I get back some time, if
not, send you a disk.
Russ: all right, it’s a deal bud.
Monk: okay dude, out of here bud.
Russ: later mate.
Monk: bro.
(Omal can stay
only for the short time needed)
Omal: greetings Russ.
Russ: greetings Omal.
Omal: I thought you might enjoy that
tremendously.
Russ: that was one of the more
enjoyable things I’ve done in a long time in
channeling sessions.
Omal: sad to say, I did not
understand much of the conversation.
Russ: oh I have to say….
Omal: all these bras and bros and
chicks and hits and....very confusing.
Russ: yeah, it’s almost like Sirian
only in English.
Omal: yes, Sirian I understand, that
I did not. What would you call it?
Russ: hip talk, I don’t know….
Omal: I'll have to look into this.
Russ: jive.
Omal: this jive talk.
Russ: yeah.
Omal: okay let us first of all cover
Tia’s brief dissertation……
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: she’s always on the money.
Russ: always.
Omal: it’s all clean.
Russ: uh-huh.
Omal: it can all be used.
Russ: okay.
Omal: okay now let us look at Monk’s.......I
think only as he is saying, surfer dudes would
understand?
Russ: right, good job though…..
Omal: okay……
Russ: thank you, I appreciate the
treat.
Omal: glad that I can assist. As I
have a Council meeting that I need to attend, I
will be brief, concise and to the point and I will
leave it up to the wiser individual that will be
sitting in on my place.
Russ: oh excellent.
Omal: okay, let us give the brief
dissertation and then I must be away.
Russ: fair enough.
Omal: okay, let us address following
on a topic of discussion last night, the myths of
the fifth dimension. As Kiri pointed out, there is
too many myths to really cover. This is because as
Kiri seems to have a hard time to understand, I
will explain it in a little better detail. The
terms that are used by host bodies and by the
spirits and entities and beings that are channeled
use terms and references that are accepted in your
terminology to make things easier to understand.
It does not matter if someone is talking about the
fourth or fifth dimension as the next logical
step, as was pointed out, it is just
words, it is the concept. After all, in another
language, the words mean something different. The
fact that in common understanding, the fourth and
the fifth dimension in the physics world are two
distinct and totally different non-compatible to
life form dimensions is a moot point. If a
physicist was present, the physicist would
understand exactly what Kiri was talking about but
people in everyday general existence would not so
therefore the terminology that is used is but
words as was stated by both Kiri and some of the
people present. These channelings have been a
success apart from a little bit of loose mouth
which did not really give anything away but, back
to the topic at hand of fifth dimensionalism. The
goal that is being
projected is to the higher consciousness to the
point where it is easy to grasp the next logical
step. It does not matter if it is the fourth,
fifth or sixth dimension, they’re words. And by
heading to these goals and trying to structure
yourself in a lifestyle that will lead to
understanding of this objective is what we on the
base and throughout Ashtar Command try to do.
Questions, be quick.
Russ: no, no questions.
Omal: okay, thank you.
Russ: my pleasure.
Omal: and I believe live long,
prosper and surf's up dude. Still do not
understand that.
(Russ laughs)
(Tia's back but not for long)
(Tia says hello in Durondedunn)
Russ: hi Tia.
Tia: yo, very brief, very quick and
very out of here. Okay……
Russ: I didn’t want to hang him up at
all.
Tia: no, that was very kind and
considerate of you. Okay, any questions for me?
Russ: no, I will need to get some
news from you in a while but not just yet.
Tia: okay, yeah. It was good to be
able to pull that trick for you.
Russ: thank you…..
Tia: uh-huh.
Russ: that was wonderful.
Tia: yeah lined it up myself, got it
okayed by Omal. First time I’ve ever been called
the little chick. Not quite sure how to take that.
Russ: well that’s not bad, it’s good.
Tia: oh it is?
Russ: yeah.
Tia: and the tall chick is Kiri, she
was going……pointing him out. Hair's all frizzy and
he looks like probably in his early 30’s at most.
Russ: hmmm.
Tia: well tanned, very well tanned.
Russ: well…..
Tia: he just said that he has a tan
from tip to toe, no lines.
Russ: yeah I can imagine. That’s one
of those tans I want to get, hang out at the beach
all day.
Tia: uh-huh.
Russ: I miss that life. Hey, you
can’t help but enjoy it.
Tia: uh-huh.
Russ: the ocean is just an awesome
place to dwell in.
Tia: oh, I suppose so.
Russ: hmm.
Tia: got any questions for me?
Russ: nope.
Tia: okay let’s briefly…..oh we’ll
save that for later on. Okay let me put on the
next person.
Russ: okay.
Tia: okay? Well whilst we wait for
the next person to make himself
comfortable……slow-moving you see,
special
one.
(Treebeard
makes his first appearance as a guest)
Treebeard: greetings.
Russ: greetings.
Treebeard: hello.
Russ: hello, are you the gardener of
the base I take it?
Treebeard: as Tia and Mark call me……
Russ: the Man With the Can.
Treebeard: yes. This reminds me of a
time…..oh, I was young.
Russ: hmmm.
Treebeard: long before my first
rejuve. Do you know that you are over 80% water?
Russ: uh-huh.
Treebeard: like the cactus, water is
hidden in many different places and forms.
Russ: hmmm, you and I met once.
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: well about almost 5 years ago.
Treebeard: that long ago?
Russ: uh-huh.
Treebeard: seems like yesterday.
Russ: it does seem like yesterday but
yes, I came down and was checking out the plants.
Treebeard: yes, you were very
impressed with hydroponics.
Russ: uh-huh, I was very impressed
with the work you’ve done. Is this where the water
and plants and human bodies come from,
the correlation between the three?
Treebeard: I would think so. It
reminds me…..oh long ago when I was young before
my first rejuve, I was......yes
hmmm, long ago. Do you know that plants can grow
under rock?
Russ: like moss you mean?
Treebeard: algae.
Russ: algae oh yes.
Treebeard: I think you would call it
2 mm……
Russ: uh-huh.
Treebeard: your measurement? Plant
life can exist and under ice. I remember back
home, a spring long ago.
Russ: hmm, a question for you.
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: why is it that you cannot grow
the flowers in a controlled environment?
Treebeard: all flowers grow.
Russ: I mean the flowers that you
eat.
Treebeard: oh, those.
Russ: those yes.
Treebeard: there are too many
different factors.
Russ: oh really?
Treebeard: many different factors.
Russ: and you cannot copy those same
factors that they grow in....
Treebeard: no it is…...
Russ: in an artificial environment.
Treebeard: it is too controlled.
Russ: oh really?
Treebeard: if we tried here, you need
the certain thin atmosphere with the right amount
of radiated heat. Also, you need the right amount
of snow depth. This year was like a year…..oh I
remember.
Russ: so you’d have to have actually
it’s own little greenhouse almost with snowfall
and everything to make that happen, it would be a
dedicated project.
Treebeard: yes, long ago I remember
it well. It was as good as…..sorry, what was I
talking about?
Russ: oh the flowers?
Treebeard: flowers yes.
Russ: edible flowers.
Treebeard: yes, I remember the
flowers. This year’s harvest was as good as the
harvest I remember the spring of my first rejuve.
Russ: ahh, that would be the pink
flowers I take it?
Treebeard: yes, that would be my 9th
daughter came from that.
Russ: umm, which reminds me, happy
birthday.
Treebeard: when?
Russ: oh a little while ago. I think
it was….
Treebeard: oh yes, yes.
Russ: yes, I wrote it down in our
chronicles that we have here on our planet.
Treebeard: hmm, you are a
chroniclist?
Russ: uh-huh, yes and we chronicled
your birthday.
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: and celebrated it down here you
might say.
Treebeard: do you know the human body
is 80% water?
Russ: I’ve heard that yes.
Treebeard: hmm.
Russ: I try to drink much as I can
too.
Treebeard: yes, yes, water.
Russ: hmmm.
Treebeard: plants are interesting
things.
Russ: have you had a
chance to talk with plants?
Treebeard: I talk to the plants all
the time. Some talk
back, others, no word.
Russ: hmm, what’s the difference in
why they do that?
Treebeard: feelings.
Russ: really? More plants have more
feelings you might say than others?
Treebeard: some, some.
Russ: for example, a plant that talks
and the planet that doesn’t talk.
Treebeard: plants that talk are not
plants. Feelings of comfort are what plants talk.
Russ: ahh, I see. So
when you water them, a big
emotional kind of thanks?
Treebeard: in the way yes. Hmmm, yes
flowers, the flowers no, it is too many
different factors that go into the……..yes that was
a nice year. Ahhh, I shall never see the likes
again. She does well you know, my daughter.
Russ: does she now?
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: do you talk to her at all?
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: hmm, has she visited the base?
Treebeard: yes.
Russ: and how did she like it?
Treebeard: didn’t.
Russ: why not?
Treebeard: too confined for her.
Russ: ohhh, it’s a beautiful base.
Treebeard: she is a botanist.
Russ: oh really?
Treebeard: likes big, wide open
spaces. Suffers a little of claustrophobia.....
Russ: oh yes.
Treebeard:
not good on here.
Russ: but your garden must have been
rather enlightening for her?
Treebeard: yes, yes.
Russ: it almost gives a freedom of
space.
Treebeard: yes, my little home.
Russ: indeed, I’m glad you’re able to
come and chat with me this evening.
Treebeard: yes, I must attend to my
bladder.
Russ: ahh, well thank you for helping
me out with my answers....or questions.
Treebeard: hmm flowers yes………80%
water.
Russ: uh-huh.
Treebeard: hmm.
Russ: hmm.
(Tia catches us up real quick)
Russ: hey Tia.
(Tia says hello in Durondedunn)
Russ: how’s it going love?
Tia: it’s going fine.
Russ: excellent. Nice old man, I like
him.
Tia: yes. Difficult conversation
wasn’t it?
Russ: not at all actually, it was not
as bad as Mark has led on to be anyway.
Tia: he was actually very focused
tonight.
Russ: he seemed very lucid to me, a
couple points where he’d drift off a little bit
but nothing like…..
Tia: oh memories.
Russ: I was led to….
Tia: you might want to remove the
bar......
Russ: oh yes.
Tia: unless you have great strength.
Russ: come on you guys, come on.
Tia: oh, got a whole load of holo
disks.
Russ: oh, tell me about it.
Tia: oh, from Lyka?
Russ: yeah.
Tia: uh-huh, she’s doing fine but
she’s also looking forward to coming home.
Russ: well I can imagine.
Tia: uh-huh, only two months to go on
her tour.
Russ: well good.
Tia: uh-huh, sent her a holo myself
telling her and Mark told her as well that to be
extra careful towards the end.
Russ: good. Hey so question for you
darling.
Tia: uh-huh?
Russ: so who can I work with on
history…...Earth history tonight,
anybody?
Tia: no, you might try Kiri or Karra.
Russ: I’ll work on it.
Tia: uh-huh. But yeah that was a very
interesting discussion with the Man
With
the Can. Very roundabout.
Russ: that was quite good actually, I
liked that part about the plants.
Tia: yes, he kept on going back to
80% water.
Russ: well it was probably on his
mind.
Tia: yes, it’s funny.
Russ: well his bladder problem or
bladder need was probably on his mind a bit there.
Tia: yes probably.
Russ: 80% water, I’d like to lose
about 2% of that right now.
Tia: yeah his mind was wandering all
over the place, mainly plants though.
Russ: yeah.
Tia: he always starts his
conversations with cactus'.
Russ: does he?
Tia: uh-huh, he’s fascinated by
cactus'.
Russ: they're fascinating little
creatures.
Tia: I didn’t know they lived?
Russ: uh-huh, absolutely.
Tia: uh-huh. I think somebody ought
to go and help him, I can hear him thrashing
around in the bamboo out there. I can see him from
time to time, I think he’s lost in
the bamboo.
Russ: easy to do, he's probably
studying it.
Tia: probably.
Russ: nice strand of bamboo and
you’ve got there.
Tia: yeah probably, probably standing
there and Kiri says that I shouldn’t say anything
because he’s very receptive.
Russ: almost as good as you huh?
Tia: uh-huh, almost as good as I. But
getting back to Monk…..
Russ: uh-huh.
Tia: I told him to speak in plain
English. If that was plain English…..
Russ: that was plain English.
Tia: I didn’t understand it.
Russ: I understood every word. You
had to be there.
Tia: yes, I guess one had to be
there.
Russ: it’s like the '60’s all over
again.
Tia: chick I know what it means, dude
we know, bra, I wear one.
Russ: well yeah but I am one.
Tia: don’t look like one to me.
Russ: brother.....
Tia: oh.
Russ: brother in a Hawaiian sense.
Tia: bro.
Russ: but they instead of brother,
they say bra or bro.
Tia: ahh. Bro is brother.
Russ: bro is brother so is bra.
Tia: ahh.
Russ: bra is bro, only slanged out in
Hawaiian and used by certain surfer individuals
and others.
Tia: and what was this hand thing?
Russ: shakam bra, another Hawaiian
symbol.
Tia: oh
Russ: it means go get the waves man.
Tia: oh.
Russ: caught the wave.
Tia: and what else did he mention?
I’m fascinated by the lingo. I’ve never heard it.
Yes I’ve heard somebody talk like that.
Russ: sure.
Tia: the blonde haired guy, used to
sit in that chair very quietly when…..
Russ: you mean John?
Tia: no, young blonde…..
Russ: Ryan.
Tia: yeah.
Russ: you mean Ryan.
Tia: yeah, uh-huh.
Russ: he didn’t talk like that as
much.
Tia: a little.
Russ: a little.
Tia: actually it looks a little like
him apart from Ryan could do with an extra I
should say probably 3 inches, little longer hair,
more frizzy. Same sort of red tan to him. I better
go, I’m going to give him a hand.
Russ: all right, bye love.
Tia: bye.
(Karra ends the
side)
Karra: hello.
Russ: hi love, how’s it going?
Karra: it is going well.
Russ: well good. It was an enjoyable
conversation from our friend there tonight.
Karra: yes, yes very lucid,
very
deep and thoughtful.
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: I think he lets people think that he’s
worse than he is.
Russ: well it’s probably just, he’s
probably right actually.
Karra: he’s a lot more lucid than
people think he is. He’s more interested in his
plants and ants than anything else. Tia was trying
to get him to talk and explain the can…..
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: and wouldn't have anything to
do with it. Probably knows exactly how it works.
Russ: oh I’m sure he
does.
Karra: uh-huh. But he seems easier to
distract then he used to when I first gave him his
first physical.
Russ: hmm.
Karra: so, we had fun didn’t we
Wednesday night?
Russ: indeed.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: Wednesday was fun.
Karra: oh yes.
Russ: and I’ve been working on a few
different things for questions this evening. Is
Bunny coming in do you think?
Karra: yes she’ll be in in a few.
Russ: I’m going to save this one for
her then.
Karra: okay.
Russ: because I want her to work with
me on this one.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: get some serious stuff out of
her for a change.
Karra: okay. As it’s a free night I
haven’t prepared any notes as you well know.
Russ: as I well know.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: yes so it was fun, it was fun
watching her dance up on stage.
Karra: oh yeah.
Russ: she’s a terror.
Karra: she’s a real tease too.
Russ: sorry I couldn't stick around
for the whole thing though.
Karra: oh that’s all right, she made
up for your departure.
Russ: Sunday was good…..
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: glad I stopped off to see the
kids and everything, I loved that. Now what about
that painting that Miranda drew or painted?
Karra: she has seen
pictures of home.
Russ: oh she has?
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: I thought it might be just
memories.
Karra: oh, it could be some memories
but…...
Russ: but she’s seen pictures and
just knew that that was the family home?
Karra: yeah. Well you remember the
conversation that I was eavesdropping on that you
and Mark were having about how spiritually
meaningful home was?
Russ: oh yes right, how spiritual it
is to anybody whose a part of the family.
Karra: uh-huh yes it’s…..
Russ: it’s a spiritual kind of….
Karra: it’s more than that.
Russ: sacred place almost.
Karra: yes, it is a sacred place for
us.
Russ: and it’s probably a sacred
place for a lot of people on the planet.
Karra: no, only for our family as far
as I know.
Russ: well isn’t that where the rock
that was described in the story from Kiri?
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: is that?
Karra: yeah, the house is built on
it.
Russ: right.
Karra: but that’s just the line, our
line, our link to Sarra.
(from the Sirian Chronicles)
Russ: right.
Karra: uh-huh. A lot of it is legend
that can’t be proven or substantiated and a lot of
it is true. There is......the
next time you go home, I’ll take you down into the
cellars.
Russ: okay, I’d like that, I don’t
think I’ve seen the cellars yet.
Karra: yeah and you can see.....well
you know where the cellars are?
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: that wall that is all rock and
rock stone that’s built up?
Russ: I haven’t been down there
though.
Karra: oh pity, pity.
Russ: your dad’s only taken me up in
the study and stuff mostly.
Karra: he hasn’t shown you our wine
cellars?
Russ: he hasn’t shown me the wine
cellars.
Karra: his pride and joy?
Russ: no, you have to remember, I was
only there as almost like……I wasn’t there as a
tourist, I was there to have a chat, drinking
tea…..
Karra: yes, he took you to his office
didn’t he?
Russ: yeah.
Karra: that’s almost directly above
it actually.
Russ: really?
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: we had a really nice glass of
wine though that one time.......nice claret.
Karra: yeah well the wall that is
the…..sorry?
Russ: nice claret.
Karra: of course. The wall that is
the entrance way into the cellars is the back wall
from the original cabin.
Russ: oh.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: excellent.
Karra: and the house was built up
around that. Everybody’s added their own little
part to it, every head of the family.
Russ: what’s your dad done?
Karra: his office.
Russ: oh that’s his?
Karra: uh-huh, he remodeled it. He
didn't add a new a new room, he
just remodeled the room and made it basically a
new room. He is talking about putting a play room
on for his newest child. You know she’s pregnant
again?
Russ: is she?
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: Gonzo’s pregnant, neat.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: well good for her.
Karra: she still has a hard time
though.
Russ: why is that?
Karra: well with the servants but
they’ve accepted her now.
Russ: well she’s almost like that
original…
Karra: yes she is a little bit.
Russ: one who the
story's built up around.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: in fact, he’s a lot like the
guy in that story.
Karra: yes he is. I always….
Russ: what a coincidence.
Karra: I always thought that it was
my mother that was the original but maybe it’s an
attraction of the two types of people.
Russ: I would say so.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: your dad probably doesn't
really like the more affluent members of the
society probably......
Karra: no, I don’t think he does.
Russ: female wise.
Karra: he’s more attracted to simple
but intelligent.
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: yeah more into simple ways of
living. Out of the whole entire house, this is
funny, they could live and move around as free as
they want and she sticks basically to their little
apartment and will go out the back door. It’s
funny, mother was much the same. They
lived when mother was alive as mother, they lived
at the other end of the house. You
know that wing that’s close to the servants
quarters?
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: that’s what they lived.
Russ: really?
Karra: that’s where I grew up. I had
full run of the house. She didn’t mind going into
the library or the studies or down to the
cellars or anything, she didn’t mind that at all.
Gonzo from what I’ve heard is very much......
SIDE
ONE ENDS
|
SIDE TWO
(Karra now takes on the
job of two people)
Karra: quite a crowd here tonight.
We’ve had two guest speakers already.
Russ: uh-huh.
Karra: we have
two pseudo-guests to go and I’m now filling in as
Tia’s not back yet.
Russ: oh no
problem.
Karra: no, no
problem and I am doing the Omal routine. Should I
give an explanation and look along his
conversation with you?
Russ: sure.
Karra: Omal, how
can I do it like Omal?
Russ: what can I
use on the webpage?
Karra: you can
use pretty much of it, it would be hard to follow
I think.
Russ: I’ll have
to edit it heavily.
Karra: uh-huh and
put it in chronological order as it did loop quite
frequently.
Russ: no problem.
Karra: uh-huh.
Russ: I’ll just
take it and just work it out.
Karra: okay,
she’s back.
Russ: okay.
Karra: okay catch
you in a few hon.
Russ: bye
sweetheart.
(Tia returns to make the next hand-over)
(Tia says high in
Durondedunn)
Russ: hi Tia.
Tia: okay, who’s
being loud?
Russ: loud? Oh
the kittens, I got both of them in my lap.
Tia: uh-huh.
Russ: purring
like harmony here.
Tia: yes harmony,
harmony, harmony, harmony, harmony……..no!!!! Okay,
I’ll put the next speaker on.
Russ: all righty.
Tia: and we'll
have the two guests at the end.
Russ: okay.
(Kiri gives us a history
lesson)
Kiri: dude.
Russ: Kiri.
Kiri: yo, he lost
me you know when he was talking like that.
Russ: really?
Kiri: I thought I
was the hip chick.
Russ: I thought
you’d follow along totally with that.
Kiri: I thought I
was the hip chick.
Russ: you’ve been
supplanted.
Kiri: well only
the once, he’s not got the hip movements I’ve got.
Russ: no, that’s
true. So anyway, we are working on this evening…
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: Pythagoran
geometry and astronomy.
Kiri: oh cool,
cool dude.
Russ: okay.
Kiri: okay.
Russ: and in
regards to the Stonehenge….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and the
various other megalithic sites throughout Europe.
Kiri: cool.
Russ:
particularly Britain.
Kiri: cool.
Russ: okay, now
according to what I’m reading here…..
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: the ancient
builders of Stonehenge and these megaliths had an
Einsteinian knowledge of Pythagoran geometry way
before Pythagoras was even born.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and
astronomy to such a degree that it would take
almost telescopes and computers to figure out the
exact alignments that they came up with.
Kiri: uh-huh,
which are accurate.
Russ: which are
very accurate. So that only leaves one suggestion
about where the science came from.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: which would
be Atlantis.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: now my
theory on this is that the reason the knowledge
came through so clearly is that it came from one
particular race of beings who left Atlantis and
settled in the northern part of England.
Kiri: I think
we’ve covered that, I think we have dude.
Russ: well we
have yeah but I mean we haven’t covered to this
angle yet.
Kiri: okay, let
me hear you out.
Russ: okay, now
when we covered it last, we covered the fact that
the group in question were the miners of Atlantis.
Kiri: some of
them yes.
Russ: some of
them who left and settled in parts of Scandinavia
and parts of Britain.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: okay. Now
at the time, all we discussed about them were the
fact that they continued their mining's…..
Kiri: yeah.
Russ: and we
still have relics of those basic archaeological
digs…….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: well for
their part, mines today.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: now in this
respect then we're seeing a whole other level of
science added on to that…..
Kiri: yeah.
Russ: to where
mining is not even involved which…...
Kiri: yes it is,
yes it is.
Russ: in a
certain way, but there’s something else besides
this, this wasn’t strictly their work.
Kiri: no.
Russ: this was
something that goes beyond that…..
Kiri: well…….
Russ: the fact
that it seems like it’s more almost Sirian.
Kiri: well you've
got to remember you’re dealing with a group of
individuals that have to know mathematics and
geometry.
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: why?
Russ: to work out
the basic structures of the weak points, strong
points of holes they're digging in the ground.
Kiri: and the
shafts that their digging and how to shore up the
shafts and so on.
Russ: right.
Kiri: so you’ve
got to have a very sophisticated level of
engineering….
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: and a very
high understanding of mathematics.
Russ: yes.
Kiri: so that’s
where the geometry comes in.
Russ: right.
Kiri: because
certain shapes have certain strengths and certain
strengths can be used for safety.
Russ: right.
Kiri: after all,
you have to remember that if a group of miners get
trapped underground, they’ve got to be able to go
to a safe area where they can work out and a
relief party can work in.
Russ: right.
Kiri: otherwise
they end up dead very quickly.
Russ: right.
Kiri: and to
minimize fall-ins and cave-ins and so on, you’ve
got to know the certain structures to be able to
create an area that there is less of a chance of a
cave-in.
Russ: but now see
this doesn’t include the astronomy part, that’s
where the second group comes in.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and so…...
Kiri: from what I
understand though, it wasn’t just the mining
groups that ended up there.
Russ: right, it
wouldn’t seem to be, it looks like they were still
working with other members of the Atlantian
community.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: but the one
thing I don’t understand is, maybe I do, the
astronomy part….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: came in so
that they can regulate the timing of solar
eclipses, times of the seasons…….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: for growth
and basic parts of the year.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: which is
where the astronomy part comes in.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: the
building part obviously helps in the aid of that.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: but the one
thing that comes into being here that I’m
questioning is, movement of the stones.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: okay? What
we’re seeing is the same kind of design we saw
with the pyramid whereby they were using
psychokinesis…..
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: to maneuver
the stones into place, take them from rock
quarries a 130 miles away and place them with the
exactness that they did.
Kiri: well if you
look at where the rocks supposedly came from right
which is where?
Russ: a majority
came hundred a 130 miles away, the blue granite.
Kiri: from?
Russ: give me a
second I can tell you.
Kiri: we can go
and ask Mark if you want, send somebody to ask
Mark.
Russ: oh no, no,
no, it’s right here. Yeah here it is.......well I
thought it was. Give me a second.
Kiri: tick-tock,
tick-tock. (hums the Jeopardy theme)
Russ: here we
go......okay, "the blue stone’s" okay? "Came from
a Welsh quarry…."
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: "which was
a 130 miles northwest of Salisbury plain. The
sarsen slabs were brought from the Marlboro Downs
about 20 miles north of the site……"
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: "and since
wheeled vehicles were unknown in Britain during
the time of Stonehenge’s construction, the
long-distance transportation involved with moving
these massive rocks is the most astonishing
feats……"
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: "that were
accredited to the builders."
Kiri: uh-huh.
Tia’s just arrived back and she goes, “Wales.”
Russ: yeah.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: Welsh
quarry.
Kiri: yes now,
what is Wales famous for?
Russ: Welshman?
Kiri: apart from
Welshman.
Russ: oh, the
Celts.
Kiri: no.
Russ: Wales,
Wales, Wales, Wales. Why does that question sound
so familiar, what is it famous for? I’d have to
say it would probably be some famous
archaeological site?
Kiri: no, go down
to Virginia City and look around, what’s there?
Russ: what,
mines?
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: oh, coal or
something?
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: oh.
Kiri: yes.
Russ: what is
that, Newcastle or something is in Wales?
Kiri: I don't
know.
Russ: coals from
Newcastle? Oh.
Kiri: I don’t
know.
Russ: it’s not my
country.
Kiri: it’s not my
planet. Beat you…ah-ha. It’s not my dimension, top
that one.
Russ: you got a
point.
Kiri: uh-huh. But
anyway….
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: mining,
think about it dude. You’re cutting blocks right?
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: what group
of individuals would be the ideal people to be
stonemasons?
Russ: that would
be the miners of course.
Kiri: of course
dude. So, you’ve got a whole load of granite that
needs cutting right? What do you do?
Russ: you cut it
up and you transport it.
Kiri: you go to
the locals who happen to be miners, “hey dudes, we
got some rock here, could you cut it for us?”
Russ: no problem.
Kiri: no problem.
So you have two groups of individuals
communicating.
Russ: hmm, now
check this picture out. This was found…..these
were some stuff that was found at the site. It's
attributed to the Mycenaean’s.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: which led
them to believe that possibly the Greeks had built
it.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: well we
know that’s not true but we know where that came
from actually.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: we know the
origin of that. Yes, it is Grecian in style…..
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: or
Mycenaean in style, but the Mycenaean’s had
borrowed that from somewhere else anyway.
Kiri: and we know
where dude.
Russ: and we know
where.
Kiri: God, he’s
got me talking like him.
(Russ laughs)
Russ: so we know
that........okay after looking at this…..
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and looking
at how the stones were moved….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: .....who
cut them, we kind of get a clearer picture of how
they were built, why they were built…
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: but that
leads us into the next problem is okay, where is
the rest of it? Is that it? A few trinkets and
Stonehenge and a bunch of megaliths, that’s it?
No, we have mines......
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: okay?
Kiri: we have
mines, we have power grids.
Russ: ley
lines.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: right. We
have mounds.
Kiri: uh-huh,
which a majority of them are tombs.
Russ: right. We
also have things like Salisbury Hill and
Glastonbury Hill.
Kiri: Salisbury
Hill?
Russ: it’s a
famous mound, a lot of energy there.
Kiri: ahh.
Russ: Glastonbury
Hill, a conjunction of Ley lines.
Kiri: Tor.
Russ: Tor,
correct.
Kiri: Glastonbury
Tor, it’s not a hill, it’s a Tor.
Russ: right.
Kiri: with a
church on there.
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: and a very
spiritual pathway.
Russ: correct,
which I believe is linked with Stonehenge somehow
or another.
Kiri: you’d have
to ask somebody that knows something about it.
Russ: I haven’t
even looked into that part yet.....
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: I can find
out.
Kiri: ask a Celt.
Russ: I will ask
him when he gets back. So….
Kiri: not a kilt,
a Celt.
Russ: yes well
we’re seeing now then that there is a pattern……
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and what we
could say then is this is the founders of England.
Kiri: ohhhhh,
that will upset him.
Russ: why?
Kiri: England is
only a part of it, what does Mark say he is?
Russ: oh British…
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: okay,
Britain. But we’re seeing now……..okay, here’s
another clue. Okay, where you look at, there’s
some 50,000…..the most megalithic sites…
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: where all
these things are? In England, there’s 50,000 in
all. "The greatest concentration of megaliths are
found in Western Europe, North Africa, primarily
in Britain, Ireland, Spain, Portugal, France,
Scandinavia and Algeria."
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: okay? But
this doesn't mention the other end of that
spectrum.
Kiri: uh-huh,
which is?
Russ: which is
Greece, Egypt......well North Africa I guess that
could be Egypt because you've got the obelisks.
Kiri: yeah,
totally different.
Russ: yeah.
Kiri: totally
different group of individuals. Communication
between them, certainly. All heading towards one
goal which I haven't got the foggiest of what it
would be a great disaster, probably survival and
communication.
Russ: I’d say
it'd be more……..well here’s the whole topper for
all this.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: if you look
around the world after the disaster of Atlantis….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: you see
sites set up all around the world that
individually they're unique to that part of the
world.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: but if you
group them all together, what you’re seeing is
Atlantis on a larger scale.
Kiri: uh-huh,
yeah but so spread out through……it’s many
Atlantis’.
Russ: right, you
have to look at it and actually take the whole
globe….
Kiri: and bring
it together and you get……
Russ: at one
small island.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: well one
large continent.
Kiri: yeah, but
it’s more than that, you’re getting parts of a
city brought back together, a capital city brought
back together. This is my opinion and my opinion
only is that you’ve got the miners right? And the
agriculturalists that end up scattered all over
the place, the mass concentration is in Europe.
You have a group of miners and agriculturalists
that are together right?
Russ: right.
Kiri: they try to
re-create their area.
Russ: right.
Kiri: because if
you take mining right? It brings rock and sterile
stuff out of the ground which can be put on the
ground to be used as fertilizer and all sorts of
interesting things. Lime for example and so on
which is good for the ground so that the miners
and the agriculturalists would tend to exist
together.
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: so that you
have these two groups working together on
Atlantis, they escape and a large group of them
that end up in Europe and scattered all over
Europe are still grouped together because they're
running for the boats as the island goes down and
explodes and whatever so you're going to get a
mixture of them together.
Russ: right, you
also see some of those miners going off to Egypt
too.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: I mean some
of that work in Egypt was just beyond awesome.
Kiri: of course,
of course but......
Russ: the Sphinx
for example….
Kiri: yeah but
you see what I’m saying?
Russ: but that’s
a whole other style of mining.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: I mean the
Sphinx is so different from Stonehenge as to be
almost two complete cultures so therefore you’re
seeing the miners with a different group…
Kiri: uh-huh,
catering to the different group.
Russ: to a more I
would almost call it a higher class.
Kiri: it's more
along the lines……
Russ: it’s not
agriculturalists.
Kiri: that’s
right.
Russ: as it so
much more aristocracy.
Kiri: you’re
dealing with a group of individuals in Europe that
are agriculturalists and miners….
Russ: right, who
have to know the seasons….
Kiri: uh-huh,
very important for them.
Russ: correct.
Kiri: you see one
cannot exist without the other you see?.
Russ: right, so
they trade-off the agricultural goods that they
get for the mine work they get to help them learn
to chart the seasons.
Kiri: correct. In
Egypt, where it’s almost a year-round harvesting
type thing...
Russ: right.
Kiri: and a
different type of lifestyle, you don’t need to
have such a high reliance on the seasons because
there’s basically two seasons
Russ: right.
Kiri: drought and
rain. But you have to have things to store the
grain in and the food.
Russ: almost
scientists.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: if you look
at the pyramid and some of the other works among
Egypt, you're seeing more of an alignment with
Sirius….
Kiri: uh-huh and
you’re seeing a lot of mathematical precision.
Russ: a lot of
working with the sun.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: right, a
lot of mathematical precision. A lot more so that
you see it with Stonehenge….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: but you see
it in a greater quantity…..
Kiri: yeah but
you see the mathematics would be the mining, the
astronomy and the alignments would be more
aristocratic and nobility. It might be better to
say that there were two main groups that survived
that ended up in Europe in the mining groups and
the agricultural groups but there was also the
affluent miners and the affluent farmers.
Russ: right, the
aristocracy.
Kiri: uh-huh and
more of them ended up in Egypt but some ended up
there and the same with the farming, fewer of the
farmers ended up in Egypt, More of the…
Russ: more of the
scientist class…..
Kiri: that’s
correct.
Russ: ended up….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: in Egypt.
Kiri: yeah. Which
tells you what about the island?
Russ: about
England or Britain?
Kiri: no, about
Atlantis.
Russ: oh
Atlantis, oh.
Kiri: if you look
at Atlantis, let’s say this is Atlantis….
Russ: well it's
showing that everything is more grouped into
sections.
Kiri: okay let’s
say this is Atlantis right?
Russ: yeah.
Kiri: you’ve got
northern Europe over here, you’ve got Africa
here…..
Russ: right.
Kiri: you’ve got
the America's here.
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: right? Now,
where is your mass concentration of
agriculturalists and miners?
Russ: it’s going
to be on the northern side, on the northeastern
side.
Kiri: of the
island.
Russ: right
because that’s where you’re going to get your…..
Kiri: mass
concentration over here of survivors.
Russ: well your
trade winds…..
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and
everything are going to be coming that way.
Kiri: yes but
what I’m saying is that the survivors, miners and
farmers, the majority of them ended up over here.
Russ: right.
Kiri: whereas
down here, we got a bunch of……
Russ: wait a
minute, the capital city was down there in the
southeast. What was it, was it called? Atlan or
something like that?
Kiri: something
like that. So you’ve got down here you’ve got more
of the aristocracy and so on.
Russ: right.
Kiri: right? And
a few miners. Now that tells you about Atlantis
here right? What have you got?
Russ: well that
would be…..okay we know the Mayans came
from…..Mayans and Indian…..American Indians were
in the Northwest.
Kiri: uh-huh,
they were over here.
Russ: right.
Kiri: so you’ve
got coming from the side of the island, surviving
going this way….
Russ: which group
of people? The red skinned group.
Kiri: that’s
right.
Russ: but they're
also down the Southwest of the island, North and
Southwest. They're spread on that whole western
side there.
Kiri: yes.
Russ: why?
Kiri: because it
was more like home for them.
Russ: hmm what,
more…..?
Kiri: more
luscious, grasslands and forest lands.
Russ: oh really?
Kiri: uh-huh,
whereas over here you have a more barren
agricultural type area whereas here you have more
of a warmer tropical area.
Russ: hmmm.
Kiri: so and
here, you have the capital city and so on. So the
survivors flee, you’re not getting any of the
forest dwellers coming across to this side as the
island goes up, they’re all going this way and
this way and you have going this way the miners
and the agriculturalists and a few of the
aristocracy and then this way you have a lot of
aristocracy, a few farmers and a few miners. Going
this way you have a few miners right?
Russ: uh-huh.
Kiri: and a few aristocracy and a lot of….
Russ: it seems
the miners were all over the island.
Kiri: uh-huh
exactly.
Russ: because if
you remember, if you look at South America….
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and Central
America….
Kiri: there is
mining.
Russ: there is
mining on a great scale.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: giant
constructions that are totally mysterious in Peru
for example.
Kiri: uh-huh,
yeah.
Russ: the size of
this house, blocks the size of this house make up
a wall.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: and that is
very familiar to the Bimini Wall.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: in the
southwestern side of the island near Florida.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: which we
see the same size and sort of blocks there as we
see in Peru.
Kiri: uh-huh.
Russ: so we’re
seeing that exodus there but then that also brings
in the question of well there’s also Lemuria to be
brought into this.
Kiri: yeah,
exactly. So it’s not a complete equation, there is
a lot…..
Russ: there’s a
lot of missing parts.
Kiri: oh yeah.
Russ: but there’s
a lot more cleared up.
Kiri: okay, more
questions?
Russ: no..
Kiri: okay.
Russ: thank you
dear.
Kiri: no worries
dude. I’m going to go off and talk to Monk and
then I’ll see about dealing with Mark.
Russ: later tall
chick.
Kiri: yeah, tall
chick. He called me the slick chick.
Russ: slick chick
with a chain.
Kiri: yeah I was
looking at him and going, “dude, come on man.” No
I was going, “dude, come on, out of there dude.”
Russ: oh, that
was you?
Kiri: yeah.
Russ: I mean that
was how you were doing it?
Kiri: uh-huh, see
you later dude.
Russ: bye
darling.
(Tia's in and out quickly)
(Tia says hi in
Durondedunn)
Russ: hi Tia.
Tia: okay.
Russ: all right.
(Karra as Omal as only Karra can)
Karra: well hello
again.
Russ: hi
sweetheart.
Karra: hey, doing
the Omal routine.
Russ: so what do
you think, we can put a little map or something on
the page?
Karra: we can
try.
Russ: maybe just
pick a little graphic and make this group here,
this group here, miners all around kind of thing
and kind of just put it…...
Karra: yeah, take
pictures of your planet as it is.
Russ: you mean
scan it maybe?
Karra: no, you
should be able to load something off the Internet.
Russ: hey you
know you’re right, I probably could.
Karra: uh-huh.
Get a graphic computer to do it, give him
something to do.
Russ: yeah, get
something like.......yeah that’s a good idea.
Karra: uh-huh and
I believe he has some drawing capabilities.
Anyway….
Russ: okay.
Karra: okay, I
think pretty much all of that can go, we'll have
to wait until we get the okay from Omal because
there are some things there that I'm a little….
Russ:
questionable.
Karra: yes, very
questionable.
Russ: well not
very questionable.
Karra: well you
know Kiri.
Russ: yeah.
Karra: she likes
to walk on the edge and word things in such a way
that's later that you see them.
Russ: all right,
we’ll just feed it to me later.
Karra: okay.
(Tia makes way
for Bunny)
Tia: okay, I'll
put on the next guest speaker, well semi-guest
speaker.
Russ: okay.
(Bunny
brings her usual fun with her to the channeling)
Russ: hello?
Bunny: yo hello.
Russ: is this
Bunny?
Bunny: of course.
Russ: hi Bunny.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: how you doing darling?
Bunny: much, much
better.
Russ: oh well
that’s good.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: why, what
did you do?
Bunny: I’m over
my period.
Russ: oh that’s
right.
Bunny: I’m not
leaking and bleeding all over the place.
Russ: the red
tide left.
Bunny: the red
tide dyed is gone. I'm…..
Russ: back in
fashion.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: good deal.
Bunny: yeah,
starting to kick back in as well.
Russ: well you
had a wonderful show anyway.
Bunny: glad you
liked it.
Russ: oh I did
but as I warned you, my ability to hang around for
a long time….
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: is not
quite what it should be.
Bunny: well I
threw my panties at where you were sitting, that’s
the first time I noticed that you were gone.
Russ: oh when I
suddenly disappeared, they landed where nothing
else was left.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: yes……
Bunny: I wanted
to come over and I couldn’t get down through the
crowd. I wanted to come over and get you to suck
my fingers.
Russ: ohh.
Bunny: uh-huh,
when I dance, I pick out people to do things for
me.
Bunny: oh.
Russ: so anyway,
the question I have for you this evening
sweetheart.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: which is
strictly yours to answer.
Bunny: does it
involve sex?
Russ: nope.
Bunny: does it
involve lovemaking?
Russ: nope.
Actually it does sort of involve lovemaking in a
sort of way.
Bunny: oh I’m an
expert.
Russ: okay, well
you're also an expert in this.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: and
this is concerning telepathy.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: okay, and
what I’m looking at here is the ability to have
telepathy on a better scale….
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: a better
ability and what I’m thinking is is your empathic
channels….
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: are more
awakened when you’re working on probing or
telepathic communication and you can raise your
vibrations up to a higher frequency.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Actually you hit upon an interesting point earlier
on when you’re talking to the strange one over
there. No, he’s gone.
Russ: Monk.
Bunny: yes.
Russ: yes.
Bunny: uh-huh, I
was listening.
Russ: uh-huh.
Bunny: uh-huh,
but there is a very interesting point and that is
when somebody is in a state of anxiety or sexual
arousal, it is easier to probe them.
Russ: hmmm.
Bunny: do I have
your permission?
Russ: of course.
Bunny: okay good,
good, good. You know what I’m asking?
Russ: uh-huh.
Bunny: okay, now
it can be used the other way as well. When you are
in a state of sexual arousal, you can use that
energy to be able to sooth because a sexual state
could be very soothing, not only for yourself but
for somebody else. So you can sooth them and be
able to probe. Now I’d like to try a little
experiment towards the end of the session so what
I will do is when I finish my piece now...
Russ: uh-huh.
Bunny: I’ll get
warmed up and then we’ll come back and I will see
if I can get it to congeal so that we can try.
Russ: okay.
Bunny: and it
will get me also into the state where I am very
able to be receptive and to probe in a very
sensual, pleasurable way that will be able to make
you more open.
Russ: okay.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: agreed.
Bunny: good,
good, good, good, good, I can wrap her around my
little finger if I wanted. Hello, who is that
that’s just walked in, she is a…..
Russ: I don’t
know.
Bunny: she’s
tall, slightly palish blue skin.
Russ: oh,
Katrina’s shown up.
Bunny: oh poor
girl.
Russ: Katrina?
No, nothing poor about her. Oh, you mean the
latest.......her injuries.
Bunny: yes.
Russ: oh yes.
Bunny: she’s got
a mask or half a mask on.
Russ: yeah, it’s
when she got banged up pretty badly in her craft.
Bunny: uh-huh. I
can help soothe her.
Russ: good.
Bunny: uh-huh.
Russ: alrighty,
sounds like a good plan my dear.
Bunny: hmm, she
says to say hello to you.
Russ: oh, tell
her dos vedanya for me.
Bunny: what?
Russ: dos
vedanya.
Bunny: she says
dos vedanya and something that I can’t even get my
mouth around.
(Russ laughs)
Bunny: sounds
like dos vedanya, nyet…..no, not going to be able
attempt it.
Russ: no problem
love.
Bunny: what is
she talking?
Russ: Russian.
Bunny: what’s
that?
Russ: it’s one of
our cultural languages down here, the eastern part
of Europe.
Bunny: I’ll have
to look on a place book.
Russ: uh-huh.
Bunny: okay, I’ll
be back.
Russ: all right
love.
(Tia makes the last transition of the night)
(Tia says hi in
Durondedunn)
Tia: I’ll put on
the next person.
Russ: all right
dear.
Tia: those two
are getting acquainted.
(Leah completes the night for
us)
Leah: hello.
Russ: hello.
Leah: how’s it
going?
Russ: good
darling.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: who is
this, Alana?
Leah: do I sound
like Alana?
Russ: no.
Leah: I met her
the other day, she’s with child.
Russ: uh-huh,
yes.
Leah: she’s your
bondmate but it’s not yours is it?
Russ: right, it’s
Mark’s.
Leah: ohhhh.
Russ: it
backfired.
Leah: getting
pregnant is getting backfired? What does backfired
mean?
Russ: ask Karra
about that one.
Leah: well
Karra’s talking with Huna and the one that speaks
funny.
Russ: ahh
Katrina.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: yes.
Leah: so how you
doing?
Russ: I’m doing
good dear, is this Leah?
Leah: of course.
Russ: of course,
silly me, I should’ve recognized you.
Leah: Tia says to
say MCP.
Russ: oh okay.
Leah: I don’t
know what that means.
Russ: male
chauvinist pig.
Leah: what does
that mean?
Russ: it means
generally men in particular on a third dimensional
level who are more selfish and self-conscious
then……
Leah: but you’re
not.
Russ: I know.
Leah: then why
would she say that?
Russ: it’s a
tease, she likes to tease.
Leah: oh.
Russ: we go back
and forth like this all the time.
Leah: like Huna
likes to tease?
Russ: sort of,
not quite in a sexual way.
Leah: oh, she’s
blushing.
Russ: more like
brother, sister kind of way.
Leah: oh yes,
like me and my brother does.
Russ: that’s
right yes, just like that.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: we tease
each other.
Leah: oh okay, I
know what you mean.
Russ: how you
doing Leah?
Leah: I’m doing
fine.
Russ: good, glad
to have your sister there?
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: all right,
you guys are getting acquainted I hear?
Leah: yes.
Russ: now you’re
blushing.
Leah: yes.
Russ: well good
to hear, good to hear.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: it’s nice
to see you guys getting to know each other again.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: how long
has it been since you guys seen each other,
couldn’t have been that long?
Leah: about six
months to a year.
Russ: yeah,
wasn't that long then.
Leah: hello,
we’ve got a little visitor just come into the
garden.
Russ: oh, that
would be probably Miranda?
Leah: no.
Russ: oh I mean
one of the Cubs?
Leah: no.
Russ: oh no?
Leah: somebody
that makes me feel warm and special.
Russ: oh,
Leonedies showed up.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: oh good.
Leah: I think
he’s meant to be getting ready for bed actually.
Russ: yeah he's
got a little bit...oh he's yeah, up a little bit
late, about 15 minutes so it's not that bad.
Leah: oh, well is
wearing his jammies.
Russ: sounds
reasonable. Your sister and I are going to try an
experiment here.
Leah: yes, so I
hear.
Russ: this should
be interesting.
Leah: yeah I
think it might….ow.
Russ: what?
Leah: I just had
my sister sit on my foot accidentally.
Russ: oh.
Leah: oh well
he’s gone.
Russ: oh
Leonedies is gone?
Leah: uh-huh, he
was scooped up and taken away.
Russ: I’m sure he
was.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: very
quickly too.
Leah: okay, let’s
be serious for a while.
Russ: all right
dear.
Leah: got any
questions for me?
Russ: for the
most part, not really. We’ve been working a lot
lately on differences between third dimension and
sixth dimension.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: so I’m not
sure how much you can contribute to it but maybe
you can, maybe you can’t.
Leah: okay.
Russ: .....your
observations.
Leah: well I’ve
only had a limited experience. Speaking on a
scientific level, from what I’ve experienced, it’s
like looking at a brick and not seeing a house.
Russ: back on
third dimension?
Leah: no,
overall.
Russ: oh okay.
Leah: I cannot
compare because I’ve experienced only you and stud
muffin (Mark).
Russ: and
you're….
Leah: that’s what
Kiri calls him.
Russ: oh does
she?
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: and you
haven’t had your memories get to you yet so….
Leah: no.
Russ: you can't
really discern between your third dimensional
lives and your sixth dimensional lives.
Leah: no.
Russ:
understandable but now you can give me some hints
on living in the sixth dimension.
Leah: yeah.
Russ: so that’s
good, that’s helpful.
Leah: well it
comes naturally.
Russ: well I’m
sure it does.
Leah: I don’t
have to think what’s right or wrong.
Russ: okay let’s
start with this then.
Leah: Tia’s
coaching me by the way.
Russ: okay, let’s
start with this. Last night I was working with
Karra and she couldn’t really answer it as well as
I think you could......
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: because
you’re closer to the source but growing up in
sixth dimension, in other words as a child…..
Leah: yeah.
Russ: okay in
crèches and stuff.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: all right,
what things are you taught empathically to be
aware of?
Leah: feelings,
emotions.
Russ: now
everyone is, right?
Leah: yeah.
Russ: from the
very get-go?
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: feelings
and emotions towards others or yourself?
Leah: both.
Russ: both.
Leah: uh-huh.
Feelings of when somebody is in a depressed state
of consciousness….
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: not in
dormancy.
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: but in a,
“I want to be alone, leave me alone.” You know
what kind of mood that is where as if it is
somebody that wants to be generally alone to think
or somebody that is.......I think you would say
squashed, de-squashed.
Russ: depressed?
Leah: yes I
think.
Russ: yeah,
depressed.
Leah: yeah. I
know when somebody is in that depressed state of
consciousness as opposed to, "I want to be left
alone to think". And I know that it would be
better for that person to be brought out of that
state whereas somebody that wants to be alone to
do studying or whatever or just wants to be alone,
then I know that they just want to be alone and
I’m respectful of that.
Russ: right, now
how do you learn something like that? Do they give
you somebody who is in that mood or they get
themselves in that mood and you have to read it?
Leah: no, no,
it’s just interaction. It’s something that my
sister never had.
Russ: oh really?
Leah: yeah, pure
interaction.
Russ: hmm.
Leah: you see
when I was at the age of learning…
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: we were a
lot of the time in Council or my father was in
Council.....
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: so that I
would be in town a lot of the time so I could go
to the classes whereas when my mother became
pregnant with Huna…
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: she went
back home to have her.
Russ: oh.
Leah: she wanted
her youngest daughter, my younger sister to be at
home.
Russ: okay.
Leah: and my
youngest brother kept her at home when she was
pregnant with him.
Russ: okay.
Leah: it was a
little complicated for her, the pregnancy was.
Russ: hmm.
Leah: so she
stayed at home. Now they’ve come back…..mother's
come back to the city to rejoin our father….
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: so
therefore they are now getting the interaction
that they missed by being up on the coast way up
in the secluded areas where our home is.
Russ: oh, I see.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: okay so
that affects your training.
Leah: yeah, it’s
interaction. Being put in a crèche because mother
being my father's assistant........
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: I had to be
put into a crèche.
Russ: okay. So
you learned more about how to respond to people’s
feelings but then you see Huna…
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: and you
realize she’s picked that up almost naturally.
Leah: no, no, she
can read people’s sexual states.
Russ: right.
Leah: and she’s
learned how to probe….
Russ: oh I see,
so that’s why she probed me….
Leah: because she
wanted to see your state.
Russ: right,
without actually knowing whether or not I wanted
to be probed.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: because she
hadn’t had that interaction. I see, yeah that
clears it up in a big way.
Leah: uh-huh, and
by probing, she can tell somebody’s emotional
status and so therefore she sees that it’s a
status…..she can’t read the vibes given off very
well.
Russ: in other
words, she can get the leaking like Monk was
describing.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: and he’s
not probing because he knows that’s not right.
Leah: uh-huh.
Russ: and he’s
obeying those statutes but, he’s picking up on all
this extra leaking so in other words, you’d pick
up on leaking instead of probing.
Leah: that’s
correct.
Russ: I see.
Leah: whereas
Huna picks up on the probing.
Russ: just by
probing right. Oh, makes a difference.
Leah: yeah, you
see she didn’t have that interaction. That’s why I
think and feel that she looks for the sexual
joining and pleasure to be able to get that.
Russ: uh-huh.
Well that’s one way to learn it.
Leah: oh yeah, a
very good way I mean until I started......until I
started experimenting with lovemaking, it was
something I didn’t miss but it heightened the
experiences.
Russ: right.
Leah: the
joining. When I’m made love with Tia for the first
time, it was something that was…..you’ve never had
fireworks have you?
Russ: oh yeah.
Leah: hmm, I
thought men didn’t get fireworks?
Russ: when I was
married, when I first met my first wife.
Leah: oh yes.
Russ: those were
fireworks.
Leah: yes.
Russ: actually my
first sexual experience was mass fireworks.
Leah: but I’d
never experience that…..
Russ: right.
Leah: until Tia
and myself made love for the first time....
Russ: uh-huh.
Leah: and I lost
my virginity…
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