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What happened....a scientific explanation of 'karma'

Hi Dennis,

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Tsk, tsk, SDAI.




Are we really going back to your karmic philosophy that like begets like?
Hmmmm......that it is reasonable to say that he DESERVED the stoning because of his criticism of US policies??



No, my philosophy is based upon the scientific understanding of harmonic affiliation and frequency relationship.

If I set up a receiver oscillating at 44 million cycles - I am going to pick up channel 2. If another receiver is oscillating at the same frequency it is also going to pick up channel 2.

There is no way I am going to pick up channel 13 on channel 2.

If someone is full of hate - they are broadcasting a 'hate' frequency from their consciousness and it is resonating in electrical impulses between synaptic centers of the brain.

All things have a frequency.
All energy moves in wave forms with frequency.

Throw a stone in a lake and it transforms the energy of the throw into waves. These waves emanate outward from the point of impact.

Well Mr. Fisk's body (as well as our own) emanates signals constantly. These waves interface people and things around them. They are just as real and just as invisible as the TV signals which are passing through your body at this very moment.

When Mr. Fisk emanates signals which are imbalanced or where the wave forms are lopsided, in this case bottom heavy, these wave forms are only capable of interfacing with wave forms equally imbalanced and of the same freequency.

So Mr. Fisk is obsessed with US/UK's 'inhumanity' - and views the Afghans as victims. These signals are off balanced - as clearly demonstrated by his ranting and raving article.

When he stalled and interacted with the afghans - his frequency emanations interlocked with their own 'hate' frequency wave forms - strengthening them - and triggering a violent response.

Wave forms don't change frequency without a change in the broadcast equipment - and since Fisk is going around with a cesspool of hate ...

...he attracted and activated the hate in others.

Just look at the article he wrote and what it has done here....

It irritates, it is hate-filled and it plays upon everyone's lower nature.

Multiply that times all the people who read his cess-filled article and you attract the sort of feedback he received.

He is indeed lucky to be alive. By all rights as he is a massive-projector of hate - he could easily have perished.


Some people prefer martyrdom by fighting for their country or their religious beliefs, now this guy gets it because he deserved it?




You wrote:>"Being stoned is not fun. However, in reality, this experience was clearly an inevitable lesson in BALANCE. He will forever wear the scars of his imbalance - which IMHO attracted this learning experience to see that these folks indeed are often savages."

Your snide remark about his "beloved" Afghans is just that......snide.
He is a JOURNALIST with an opinion and there are hundreds of thousands of them in every country. These people all have their own POINT OF VIEW and OPINION.
Do they "deserve what they get" because of their OPINION?



Yes. Opinion is just as real and just as powerful as many actions.

Hate, even just existing as thoughts - interfaces with those around us and influences everyone negatively.

Many people seem to think thoughts are bottled up inside them - and that's just not true. All energy influences other energy - there is no such thing as a self-contained, disparate energy expression.


Some people are pro-life in the sense that they are AGAINST war and killing and revenge.
Gandhi and his politics of non-violence is a good example of this.




This reporter knew the risks going there to report the news, that's his JOB.



That's his choice. He was drawn to this area because of his own internal set of frequencies - not all reporters are in Afghanistan.

Mr. Fisks article was not about peace and non-violence. His piece is a hate-filled slandering of US/UK forces furthering his own political agenda. If you can't see the difference than you have not read enough unbiased reporting.


>"In the US and the UK - if you see someone stalled on the side of the road - you give them a hand or a lift - not a rock. "




Yeah, but is anyone bombing the shit out of YOUR neighbourhood? Look at how many Islamic people or churches were targets of abuse and hatred here in America right after 9/11.
And there are plenty of OTHER people who are kindly to "enemies" or "prisoners" instead of being murderous or vindictive. Why, it was even a "religious" leader who SAVED him!

MSNBC ran a special on the Taliban last night and I caught most of it before I dozed off (3 am here)....and it was clear to me WHY the Islamic people hate America and how hatred and revenge in general are fomented.

When the strong are oppressed by the weak for political reasons, there is always a backlash. And this is true for all peoples, in all races, and under all sorts of governments.



One mans 'oppression' is another's 'salvation.'

All is relative.

All must make decisions based upon their own perspective and understanding.

There are just as many, if not many more, Afghans praising the US and thanking Allah for delivering them from the Taliban.

Their freedoms, their very lives will change dramatically. The few who have lost their lives will be able to return in an Afghanistan in which women can work, take jobs and show their faces without being stoned.

You, like Mr. Fisk, choose to see the cup as half-empty. I see it as half-filled.

Best wishes,

SDAI-Tech1

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