Category Archives: Worldly matters

The affairs of Earth

ITC Gem 31: Technical ITC Conclusions

Posted on 2011 March 26 by Mark Macy

Regardless of the equipment being used in whatever era, two qualities (one in our world, one in theirs) have been of utmost importance in building a reliable bridge with meaningful information coming into our world…. Continue reading →

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Human Spirituality & Mental Illness: Barriers Lost

Posted on 2011 March 13 by Mark Macy

Many people with schizophrenia see and hear the spirits that other people can’t see and hear. They live in two worlds at once—this physical world and the worlds of spirit. The realities of those two worlds are so vastly different…. Continue reading →

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Updates

Posted on 2011 March 13 by Mark Macy

“…I’m still convinced that the only real solution to the strife (in several African countries) is the Vitality Ratio….” Continue reading →

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ITC Gem 26: Ethereal Beings (Angels), Part 2

Posted on 2011 January 29 by Mark Macy

Technician describes himself as a Gatekeeper between Time and Eternity. Human feelings are alien to him, but he has tried to become familiar with them, making his speech more human, less machine-like. Though he is an advanced being, he never loses patience or interest in his human collaborators. Continue reading →

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Reliable Afterlife Facts… Follow-Up Dialog

Posted on 2011 January 18 by Mark Macy

In my past I did some very ignorant things, which I consider acts of cruelty. I have self-recriminated almost daily on these acts of unkindness…. What do you think the TimeStream Guides would say (about this)…? Continue reading →

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Know Thyself… while being in the world but not of it

Posted on 2010 December 29 by Mark Macy

Maybe there’s no way to take human egos, hormones, and other savage-makers entirely out of the picture… but I would bet that the path of self-realization comes closer than any other way. Continue reading →

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Loose Ends

Posted on 2010 November 24 by Mark Macy

Random thoughts…. Continue reading →

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Angelic Journey to the Source

Posted on 2010 November 14 by Mark Macy

…Our body seems to melt with the elements… almost as though we have no body… a sensation completely alien to us… but at the same time intimately familiar deep within. Somewhere, at the center of our being, we know this state of perfection into which we’re quickly moving. We ARE this state of perfection…. Continue reading →

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Exploring the Past (Part 3)

Posted on 2010 October 23 by Mark Macy

What if the gods… dei… titans… that were sculpted into the marble pillars and magnificent statues were more than just myth?… Continue reading →

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Exploring the Past (part 2)

Posted on 2010 October 9 by Mark Macy

“With our first stop in Italy, we decided to enjoy il dolce far niente (the sweetness of doing nothing)….” Continue reading →

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