10-21-2024, 07:30 PM
This post was last modified 10-21-2024, 07:53 PM by IdeomotorPrisoner.
Dreams trip me out. They filter things.
I used to mock my friend for being an Allison Dubois believer. I thought she was being taken by a female John Edwards.
To paraphrase what Allison says seeing her live: The dead exist after death. She is a firm believer in the afterlife and credits her abilities on visitation from the dead. Usually through dreams in which they leak some kind of Twin Peaks/Lynchian clue.
An example of that alleged ability was having a dream about a specific traffic stop, and according to all agencies involved, it accurately described the circumstances in the capture of "The Baseline Sniper." Until you look into and find out that it was just a narrative and he oy talked yo her twice about it. None the less it demonstrates how the crimes she did help on were solved.
And if you likewise believe, it is possible, at very least, there is some underlying determinism the push towards a specific outcome, and this can at least be interpreted through an interconnected collective unconscious.
What she describes is like "Stir of Echos" (book turned Kevin Bacon movie overshadowed by The 6th sense) where trauma can literally echo on the fabric of space/time and almost reverberate.
Like the victim sends out one final impression to avenge their death, or the knowledge repressed by the suspects bleeds through, and it all conveys itself through the unaware web of the collective mind. It can even answer questions abstractly without realizing it.
If true, it suggests there is at least a "divine channel." A "master consciousness," or something so interactive it sends reverberations of past and premonitions of future events to likely receivers, like Allison Dubois
Her track record for unsolved homicides is amazing enough to think the randomness of statistic chance, of our indeterministic world, has at least some outcomes, that are anything but.
I used to mock my friend for being an Allison Dubois believer. I thought she was being taken by a female John Edwards.
To paraphrase what Allison says seeing her live: The dead exist after death. She is a firm believer in the afterlife and credits her abilities on visitation from the dead. Usually through dreams in which they leak some kind of Twin Peaks/Lynchian clue.
An example of that alleged ability was having a dream about a specific traffic stop, and according to all agencies involved, it accurately described the circumstances in the capture of "The Baseline Sniper." Until you look into and find out that it was just a narrative and he oy talked yo her twice about it. None the less it demonstrates how the crimes she did help on were solved.
And if you likewise believe, it is possible, at very least, there is some underlying determinism the push towards a specific outcome, and this can at least be interpreted through an interconnected collective unconscious.
What she describes is like "Stir of Echos" (book turned Kevin Bacon movie overshadowed by The 6th sense) where trauma can literally echo on the fabric of space/time and almost reverberate.
Like the victim sends out one final impression to avenge their death, or the knowledge repressed by the suspects bleeds through, and it all conveys itself through the unaware web of the collective mind. It can even answer questions abstractly without realizing it.
If true, it suggests there is at least a "divine channel." A "master consciousness," or something so interactive it sends reverberations of past and premonitions of future events to likely receivers, like Allison Dubois
Her track record for unsolved homicides is amazing enough to think the randomness of statistic chance, of our indeterministic world, has at least some outcomes, that are anything but.
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