The Celestine Prophecy - 1st Insight - A Critical Mass - review

an intro and description to the first insight.
video 1 of 9
Note - the subtitle should read "A Critical Mass" and not "A Longer Now".

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• the celestine prophecy
• the first insight
• new age
• spirituality

[darkstar1987lx]

I do believe every waking moment, as well as sleeping moments, are A-B-S-O-L-U-T-E-L-Y critical in our lives! Our choices, our thoughts that create life, our own life, our personal reality...

Everything is connected, be it by blood, fate or energy. We are all just one. Not only humans, but the universe itself!

God doesn't reside over us, over the universe... God is us! God is the universe, we are God, we are all co creators in the development of perfection! The all, infinity.

[jonathanlippe]

@darkstar1987lx "Thou Art God" - Valentine Michael Smith - from the book "A Stranger in a Strange Land" by Robert Heinlein.

[KDips18]

@jonathanlippevideos agree. 

[jonathanlippevideos]

@KDips18 He's entitled to his perspective. I give him credit for actually looking into things outside of the Bible like Thrive, Zeitgeist and UFOs, even though he goes into it with a closed mind. But at least he exposes himself to it. He's commited to his position on the Bible, thats fine. Free speech. Props to anyone who puts their perspective in the public arena. I happened to think Thrive and Zeitgeist were right-on. But i like that he said "The Bible has all the new age you need."

[KDips18]

This what Lonestar1776 thinks about it:-

youtube.com/watch?v=Nx2SdI40LZ­w&feature=youtube_gdata_player­

[darkstar1987lx]

Actually, everything you said coincides and resonates with me, with my life experience... I myself, in my early school years, i was always interested in the "mechanisms" of the universe, how could people be, and how could we think, and ponder, and think a little more, and ponder a little more. Then i would start talking with my friends about that, and they'd call me nuts... Then, time passed, and i momentarily (3 to 4 years) forgot about those things. Just to come at me with a stronger sense!