COSMIC TRANSLATION CLASS 22 - good numbers, not good numbers, and some history facts of earlier farstar websites. These are in accending dates. No guarantee these emails are also reciprocally matched in a sequence of one on one. Myself in particular often had an email aside till others responded to Mystery Writer, sometimes I would grab an older email as a shell to send anew, which would throw the shell's dates out of sequence if the new dealt with addmores for the shell's main theme topics. Which is what happened during these dates and time periods. On the other hand, these earlier emails contain many themes and topics later expanded into Translation Class folios of their own. Plus, there are references within this folio of items cited in other folios but not displayed. If puzzled by an undisplayed cited item, perhaps you can find it in here. This is the stage where flags and pennants were first shown to each other. -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Friday, September 27, 2002 23:03:36 To: greydie@look.com Subject: Are these numbers meaningful to you? Dear Greydon, I just want to thank you for your phenomenal web sites and mind enlightening views. I think you keep wonder and the beauty of the mysterious alive for many people.I have a question for you. Does the number 444 have any significance to you in any way? I see the number everywhere, and have for over 5 years now. Is it astronomically significant? I love the number, though I can't really explain why. Any ideas welcome! Sincerely, Mystery Writer ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 3:00 AM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: - reply - Are these numbers meaningful to you? Hello Mystery Writer. I have no special reasons for 444, that does not mean to say none are there. A question - in refering to 'your phenomenal web sites and mind-enlightening views', are you referring to those of Greydon Moore per (visitastronomy.com) or else/also (missingmass.net). I am a bit awkward in responding to praiseworthy remarks relating to myself. If you did not have the above two sites in mind, perhaps you can point me to sites from which your remarks arose. If you have a site, you have peaked my curiousity and perhaps you can send a URL address. Sincerely: Greydie/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 9:38 PM To: Starlight Subject: Re: Gredyie/ Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Hello Starlight. First some re-information. The creative writing site (mine) is missingmass net. If I sent you missingmass.com hold your snowballs it was the middle of the night. I am at words end as to how to continue in your praise without bursting a bubble. To be honest, I do not get emails, I seem to intimidate by output to where people conclude I am so far out there in the above and beyond that anything they might say will seem unflattering to themselves, which is not the case at all. There have been several sites, including more than one Farstar version, which each was knocked offline by inability to pay internet fees which were not very much, but, then, neither is my eclectic creative income, delivering pizzas on occasion filling in has been my income source this summer and finding old bikes and vacume cleaners which I can sell for a few dollars each has helped. I am worth over a million on paper being a major co-owner of the web name LOOK.COM and a silent partner in the search engine LOOK.COM but neither resources are income sources as yet so I wait it out. All of the visitastronomy.com enterprise is taking place in a room in a duplex in Ottawa on a Windows 98 computer with 46 gig in hardrives now down to less than 800 megs left to use and at the moment no funds to update, so I am waiting it out. Talkcity had a free site offer which I used when a former Farstar site was dumped from a server due to overdue fees, the operators of Talkcity liked the Farstar site enough to let it run without advertising overlays spoiling every page, I have let it run unattended for four years but it seems Talkcity is pulling a gradual fade per se from the internet. I know the Orion horsehead picture you mentioned and will find it and let you know since it is in use somewhere in visitastronomy.com. There are 249 htm pages so not having a photographic memory I will have to look but know where to look so this will be easy. As soon as I send this email I will have a look at your suggested sites per art and pictures and email further. Boy oh girl do you two ever have my curiousity peaked. The information in the Farstar sites (now repeated and expanded in missingmass.net without the astronomy side, is not of modern day patterns and tends to be disregarded by those who look for more rewards of the kind present on daily TV and movies including Sci Fi. I had in mind readers who were looking for different frequencies and certainly you two are there. Nice to hear from you. As for Mars, the only thing I have seen that contradicts civilization, is a better picture of the Face On Mars via more recent Mars satellite and it is not a face just another rock formation. However, there is more to Mars and telltale images seem to show this, I have included the best I have found and enhanced, at: visitastronomy.com/mars.htm . Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Starlight Date: Sunday, September 29, 2002 19:26:53 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Hi Greydon, Wow, do you NOT get this kind of compliment all the time? Where do I begin? My husband and I first discovered one of your sites in early 2000. We've got an entire folder called "Greydon Moore" and have tried to email you several times at addresses on other sites. I didn't know about missingmass.com, but here are the main ones we've enjoyed over the past couple of years: http://home.talkcity.com/miraclemile/farstar/list.htm (though lately I can't get on) www.think-aboutit.com/Mars/face_of_mars.htm . I also remember "Virtual 3D-Why it works", and CUBE AND SPHERE COSMIC IDENTIFYIER OF SUPREME CREATORS, but I'm not sure of the name of the web site (part of Farstar perhaps?) Also BIG QUESTION: Did you used to have a web site with a glimmering sea horse and the words "It never looked more like a sea horse"? (Referred to Horsehead nebula). I looked and looked for it, but never found it again after 2000.. If you have it on one of your sites again, would you please tell me where. I thought it was yours because it had all the beautiful special effects that you had on FarStar. If you do a search for "Greydon Moore" on Google, you'll find other sites too. We just think you are so cool We tried to email you at future@farstar.net and some other address too, but never got through. We even tried to call you once at the number on Farstar because we had some cosmic question we wanted your opinion on, but didn't reach you. Don't be alarmed, we're not nuts (except in the sense that you have to be to make it through this world), just curious and in love with the stars. Do you get thousands of emails a day? Also, I thought you might like the dove graphics & purple background on the following site so I'm sending the address: http://spiritnetwork.com/insights/ If you haven't seen it, check out especially "The Orion Connection" (http://spiritnetwork...com/orion/) (The link is four items down from the banner of yellow letters reading "Alternate Realities in Art and Thought"). Then scroll down & click the button labeled Selected Close-up Views. They take a little time to load, but I would love to know your opinion on these views, mainly, do you think they are for real or not? If you count 5 pictures down until you see two adjacent pictures, there is a very clear EYE in those two pictures. Do you think it is fake or a real picture? I would tend to trust your ideas more than the ones at this site. Please let me know whenever you have time. I'm going to go & check out Missingmass.com now! We could look at your sites for hours! Thank you for answering. It was so nice to finally reach you. Sincerely, Starlight -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Sunday, September 29, 2002 22:21:43 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Gredyie/ Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Hi friends. I do not turn to numbers much these days in being cut off in not associating with formers in a large group who paid attention to numbers to help make plans and decide ambiguous decisions but back then did not develope enough of an intrinsic understanding of how such higher numerology worked to use it these days, but do know that in the right circumstances numbers are entirely valid. Do you people have a hand in the following site? (http://spiritnetwork com/orion/sections.html) ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 10:31 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: **SPAM** Re: Gredyie/ Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Hi friends. First, that word *spam* should not be there in the subject it is in NO WAY meant as a disrespect my current email server has chosen to flag everything as spam except pornography, (which I automatically delete and block) talk about reversing the best intentions. I often type so fast it is automatic and have become so overexposed to the word *spam* sometimes I do not even see it anymore. Verrry sorrry. Please please do not think I meant to include *spam* in the return reply, deep sympathies you must have been shocked to see that. My daughter got it (*spam*) one day but made it a fun addative to further reply subjects. I looked at both links, first with the doves (very nice elegrant approach) and Orion zooms. The word God is still not making headway through lesser illumined states in conciousness mainly because religious authorities still wish to make god male. Picture the Earth, its people, the planet, and the whole World as all that is going on here. Picture the world without women, a world made only of men, it is only half complete and far less than half by the omission, and most of the greater understandings of God and insights into the better natures within ourselves simply cannot be gained without female presence equally in the picture regards God throughout the world, the universe, and eternity. I believe Orion is conscious, that is, it is evolved with consciousness that is both intelligent and dominant with extraordinary capacities for expressing joy, love, the best there is in Creation, with both female and male expression in perfect harmony without inner chaos. Looking around I have come upon a few Orion pages which contain my current best views regards Orion in astronomy. These pages include: (visitastronomy.com/orion.htm) (visitastronomy.com/horsehead.htm visitastronomy.com/other.htm There are two possible 'laser rays' shown in Orion at: (visitastronomy com/rays.htm) 'It never looked more like a seahorse' has merged into the rearwall of older images, I know the image well, see it as plain as day, can not find which former site(s) (in my archives) have it, did find an animation version of two enhanced versions strobing under the 'it never looked... caption but this is not the actual one you are seeking. As soon as I find it I shall send as an attachment it will be like you finding an old friend again even if the welcome is short lived. What happened is I was interested in exactly what the Horsehead was as a celestial phenomena and when better telescope pictures appeared went to these, shown in (visitastronomy.com/horse.htm) dropping older images which lacked the details thus the correct point of view. One I kept is the pegasus larger view of the Horsehead, which has led me to think the ancients knew a lot more information forgotten in the present time The pegasus horsehead is seen here: (visitastronomy.com/whales.htm). Guess what happened. This is the second try at this email, I was trying to track down that 'seahorse' Horsehead picture used a few years ago and hit the wrong hot keys in my editor, froze the computer, had to hard boot, the email being composed was vanished. You know how it is, typing a second time from an abruptly lost first usually results in a different approach however I think I have done well enough in trying to backtrack, the first email (vanished) was nearly finished when paff - anti bless the slipstreams of computers eh. I live on the west side of Ottawa Canada on a small sidestreet pleasant with trees and gardens but nothing fancy. Where are you located. I just remembered some more of the paffed email, it was that it was interesting the zooms chosen for (http://spiritnetwork.com/orion/) in that these items are not what academics would be interested in paying attention to. I have to say that the 'eye' in closeup is a chance swirl not unlike a chance swirl of smoke in the kitchen from the stove coil or a cigar. I have looked with utmost intent at any astronomy picture seen by me and have not seen an anthropromorphic revelation of any kind, except the 'cosmic sasquatch' shown at the beginning of: (visitastronomy.com/whales.htm), Yhat seated figure was just too good as a hint of possible physicals in the cosmic realms to pass it by, even though it was intended just to re-enforce cosmic kinds rather than pointing to one sitting there in deep space several light years across in size. I know that numbers are very important in Cosmic Law and The Law Of One. Mainly, numbers come and go, have momentary use then loose potentcy as co-creative evolution carries on for the universe. Some numbers such as 33, and any variables of root 2, root 3, root 5, plus all aspects of 30, and 60 degree angles, and all whole number variants, are vital, Bad numbers include 108 (very bad) and 666 (really bad). I saw 234 questioned in the doves page but know no reason to turn to that number, same for 444. I do not turn to numbers much these days in being cut off in not associating with formers in a large group who paid attention to numbers to help make plans and decide ambiguous decisions but back then did not develope enough of an intrinsic understanding of how such numerology worked to use it these days, but do know that in the right circumstances numbers are entirely valid. Do you people have a hand in the following site? (http://spiritnetwork.com/orion/sections.html) Six pictures down is a cyclonnic swirl with prismatics, I have seen these before in other celestial images and have grouped them in: (visitastronomy.com/prisms.htm). If you can believe a conscious male/female being provides the life force for the Earth, and the Sun is a being, you can see how such prismatics may be revealing existences of even more powerful and gloriously benevolent beings whose energies are strong enough to form physical clues. If you are able to show me where in the Hubble Orion picture the cyclonnic prismatic occures I would appreciate muchly. I am going to have to look for it myself anyway but as of this moment no not where to go looking in the image. (missingmass.net/observer.txt) I had to build a whole brand new drum set by hand in the Ottawa duplex cutting strips of wood to fit inside shells, seven drums were hand-built each with unique features testing inter-resonating features to come to an understanding stated in the opening line of 'observer on a small planet' this realization that sound itself in the most beautiful forms and rythms are the fundamental fabrics came late in the day I am now 63 years old and have been in sound and music since teenage, so, basically, I had to build a a drum set intuitively prompted step after step to finally start hearing rythmic sounds which suddenly exposed the fact that God per se has a cause, a structural media as a bases for existing and expressing in reality, the whole of it, of course, originating in and from the Surpreme Creators whose whole expression is pure and perfect geometry, so perfect that the power in the perfection itself creates universes and maintains eternity. Check out: (missingmass.net/observer.txt) Not meaning to pound my own drum ad nauseum, a current piece (the latest of a small trickle over the past few years) has been giving some people new miliage in how to view themselves on a chaotic planet (still unstablized) such as Earth, the link is: (missingmass.net/observer.txt) Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Starlight Date: Sunday, September 29, 2002 20:49:40 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Re: Gredyie/ Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Yes, Greydon, you DID write "missingmass.net". I was the one who wrote it down wrong (and it wasn't even late at night!) I have of course added mm.net to our Greydon Moore folder for future exploration. I can't believe the "It never looked more like a seahorse" was yours. When I tell you we spent hours trying to find it, I mean HOURS, and in all honesty, I don't really like surfing that much. Your sites are a different story.. When we finally found one of your sites, we printed it all out because we were afraid it would disappear too. Whenever you do find "It never looked more like a seahorse" on vistastronomy, even if it is a long time from now, please remember us. We will still be interested. We empathize with you on the eclectic income. MSN sometimes shuts us out because we can't always pay the 21.95 monthly fee! We look forward to your reaction to the Orion pictures. Now I know I sent you mega instructions for viewing the Orion close-ups. If I didn't like to talk" so much, I would have made things simple for you and sent you this address: http://spiritnetwork.com/orion/sections.html . But I did want you to see the doves page, so please make sure you visit http://spiritnetwork com/insights/ too. I forgot to mention this URL that we liked with your things too: http://www.csis.hku.hk/~ehung/virtual/genuine.html http://www.csis.hku.hk/~ehung/virtual/virtual.html Thanks for the mars.htm address. We are looking forward to seeing it too. Starlight -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 18:50:25 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Re: Gredyie/ Praiseworthy remarks well deserved! Hi Greydon, Can you please let me know if you received another (longer) email in response to the one you sent above just a few minutes before this one? I accessed my account through the internet (rather than a home page) and I can find no evidence of just writing you in my Sent messages. Now I'm in through the MSN icon and I still don't see it. Interestingly, I DID find two sent messages when we tried to reach you about 5 or 6 months ago. One was sent to greydon@canada.com and the other to future@farstar.net ! I don't think they ever got there. I may not get back into my email until the weekend, but I wanted to let you know I wrote you back -- now I just don't know if it arrived to you or not. We have a sometimes crazy life, and I often do not get into this account but every week or even two weeks. I said this in the email I sent a few minutes ago too: Please do not ever think we are not answering; it may just be time problem. There is another email from you here and we will read it asap. Right now we are running out and I don't have the time to even re-write the one I just sent a few minutes ago, that I don't think even got to you (!Hows that for a confusing sentence?) Sorry to rush, but will write again soon. Regards, Mystery Writer future@farstar.net, greydon@canada.com (defunct addresses). ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Thursday, October 03, 2002 10:35 AM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Gredyie/ Hi Mystery Writer. I think the sequence went - response to word *spam* (harmless), then word YAY, then the one immediately above which was sandwiched between the other two and I did not notice this 3rd until this morning. It means three in a row, number 1 (with my reply), number 3 (with my reply), and now number 2 (with my reply). In this (number 3) I did not notice anything not already read. Hope you have em all, none stuck in your 'notsent' outbox. I use Incredimail, which every so often likes to stick a message in its 'outbox' rather than 'sent' and it is sheer hell trying to recover the contents from the 'outbox', usually in fact a more important email which makes it all the more difficult to try and rewrite from fast fading memory regards its contents. The future@farstar.net address is long gone when one of the earlier sites shut down due to lack of site fees. The gredyon@canada.com I thought was a surefire sollution with an address for life, free, except, the canada.com site was sold along with a number of Canadian daily newspapers to a swelling media conglomerate operating out of Winnipeg and wow woW WoW all of a sudden the free email division was cancelled without notice the canada.com site suddenly changed to complete commercial content no longer a search engine. So there I was again, yet another email address tattered in the whimsical ethers of a rapacious internet. This time I think I am secure in that the longivity of both my current email address and web sites domains are tied in directly with look.com so this time I am not alone trying to hang in there, in fact, the current (visitastronomy.com) domain name is my longest running yet, it has been on three different servers during its life in the past 12 months but during the changeovers and expansions has continued to run uninterrupted and the current host server setup seems even better having being set up through the young owner of the host pipe itself (owns the service where myself and a look.com associate are both running sites, me with two sites, the other also with two sites running there). I have also separated my new age and futuristic contents into (missingmass.net) and rewrote the (visitastronomy.com) side of things to matters more to specific astronomy intents. It seems things are more secure this way, though the many content surprises in sites such as the former FARSTAR versions are now moot. I did not do this out of criticsm or complains (there were none to speak of) I also further separated the (missingmass.net) content into two sections, the safer materials at the top and riskier all toward the bottom of the page, it was because I have noticed more than once that people I meet or am talking with suddenly are no longer talking after they have read some of the more risky' thought streams. The intension has been to start building up (missingmass.net) with other people's writings included, but little to no time has been spent by me on this thrust so far. If any of you there do any writing lets see some and perhaps it can be fitted in. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Starlight Date: Monday, October 07, 2002 10:59:22 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Double-YAY Hi Greydon, It is Monday morning and I'm just opening your messages. I've opened the image, and yes, I believe it is the image very close up of the horse head. I also went to the site you set up at missingmass.net/3d-horse.htm ~ Thank you so very much. You are very, very kind to have done this for us, and the magical de ja'vu is certainly there. We squeaked joyously like two silly guinea pigs when we saw it. We are very appreciative to you for sending it, and I hope we didn't send you on a crazy search for two intellectually inferior beings who simply like the magical & shimmering lights you create! If you ever do "manifest the whole original page", just let us know and we'll be there. It's too bad that you had to keep changing addresses because of money hungry people. We are worried about our own email address, but I hope to keep it, since I like the sld444 address. As far as your writing, I will admit some of it took me aback, but writing is creative and creative writing stems from the solar plexus (I think) rather than the head. In that case, the language flows rather than being measured out to be so specific. If people look at it as if it is from the head, they will probably misunderstand and be shocked and unaware of the symbolic nature of writing. For example, I was raised Catholic, and at one time I might have thought your "Crucifix" poetry was disrespectful of Christ. But when I really think about it, Christ probably wonders why we worship a "dead" Christ, instead of a living One. Christ was really about joy, even though he had to experience pain and sorrow. He probably shakes His head at us. And I get your "beware of the people that clutch their Crucifixes". People scare me, and I am wary of almost all the ones I meet, see and work with. That sounds paranoid, but I just think we should be "ever vigilant" (words of Jean Luc Piccard. "OH, NO," you must be thinking, "Not a Star Trek fan!" --only of the Next Gen and Deep Space 9). All of us want to thank you again for the site with a message for us. I can imagine that being a co-owner of Look.com would keep you busy, but you still found time to set up that page, and we treasure it. Regards and gratitude, Starlight & Family -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Monday, October 07, 2002 14:30:33 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Double-YAY Hi Mystery Writer. Actually, not that busy, my participation with LOOK.COM is minimal in that occasionally I am asked what page redesign or logo I like better, etc., but that is no disrespect to me it simply means that others have the handle on LOOK.COM and I stand nearby (like an invisible host persona - sensed but not seen) on the sidelines. As for the crucifix, I am glad you passed through that and saw what I see, that a being of everlasting glory and light simply cannot be comprehended in terms of death decay agony and disintigration. Most people, when hitting those crucifix passages, see an unpardonable sin here and treat me accordingly. No fun, but, I feel compelled to continue the message anyway. Furthermore, we are not talking great intellectual gaps, here. I have something like a savant's access to higher functions when they click in otherwise I am about as normal as it gets, passed all of high school with 50 to 65% grades, and the highest mark I ever got was a university english course scoring 75%. But, I have no trouble getting along with scorers of 95% even 100% in both sciences and arts, it is just the way I am, because I also get along perfectly well with construction workers and mechanics and so on, much better in fact than with intelligencia who are often very concieted or full of ego in themselves. Anyhoo, still the evaded questions, where are you located and what (if I can ask) do you guys do for a living. It means little to know, I mean, I have been offered jobs swabbing floors at Mcdonald's hamburger stands for less than minimum wage and at my age it seems what employers think is best for someone like me', my creative thusts are meaningless in judgement patterns in society where money comes first at all levels. I have learned to live with it although I confess it was a lesson hard learned and took a couple of decades learning. Nice to hear from you guys again. Keep it coming. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Thursday, October 10, 2002 23:07:01 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Hopefully no strange codes included! Hi Greydon, It is nice to hear from you too. Sorry about the evaded questions -- I didn't remember that you asked them! (Friends are always telling me I didn't answer their questions except for whatever was in the last paragraph; I've a bad habit of not going over an email to check that I addressed all subjects. Often it is because we all run around like frantic headless people here. Trying to remedy that lately with meditation.) Now, don't take this offensively, but a while back I promised my hub that I would never tell our location in any email. Yes, he is paranoid, but I have to keep my promise or I will feel ever so guilty. Maybe THAT is why I didn't remember you asking -- selective memory. I hope this doesn't mean you won't write us anymore. Even though I do most of the writing back, we both read your emails and are happy to hear from you. Here's what we do: I do software training and a little technical writing and a little teaching (I'm eclectic too). Business has been really slow, so I am applying everywhere and anywhere to supplement my husband teaches writing. Still, we are not in the best condition financially; hence I recently asked MSN not to shut us out. BUt they did anyway. Then we caught up and are back on. If ever you write us and don't hear back within a week or two, please know that we just have to clear off the credit card and MSN will let us back on. Your mail will still be there when we get on, because I had backed up mail the last couple of times we got shut off. It is a little embarrassing to admit hand-to-mouth existence, though you have made us feel better in that you are not a person who is hung up on money and "keeping up appearance". I wonder what those codes were that were in my mail to you? When I looked below your message, they didn't show up. Now, I'm not doing anything "extra" when I write, like entering instead of allowing word wrap (I THINK that can sometimes put in a symbol). Also, I do have updated virus protection, which, of course, does not mean THAT much, but it lets you know I try to stay virus free, run scans, and not send people infected mail. I hope you have virus protection too. I would feel awful if i sent a virus your way. I have seen those codes before, but it was when I had AOL. It was as if there was a mini macro at work and every time I typed a dash or an apostrophe, a string of letters and symbols would appear between the apostrophe (or dash) and whatever came after it. This would happen only in the sending, so it didn't happen while I wrote. This sounds similar. Please let me know if the codes show up again. Maybe MSN does it to punish its inconsistent customers, ha ha Hey, I found a beautiful horsehead picture recently. I was at another computer when I found it. I when home and typed it in and was not able to get it. Something was wrong with the underscore, or else there were 2 underscores and I was typing just 1 (between the word 'image' and the word gallery'). Then I searched for pieces of the address and eventually got to it. Copy this into your browser (or click, if it arrives to you in link form), because if you type it, you might have thesa me problem as I did. I think you will love it if you haven't seen it already: (http://www.noao.edu/image_gallery/images/d4/horseheady.jpg) Let me know what you think when you have a chance. We'll probably be back on line on Monday. I heard that next weekend the Orionid meteor showers are taking place. I'm not sure of the time yet, or even if it is going to be very spectacular, but when I have a chance to spend time on the internet and look around I'll try and find out more. Talk to you soon, Starlight & Co. ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 10:05 AM To: Starlight Subject: Re: Hopefully no strange codes included! Hi. That Horse head image is quite a find. Hubble site used a fragment of it to illustrate a head closeup and the one you show is the full image, I have saved it and will use it in an update of my Horse head page, for which I much thankyeeuu fully. Here is a link to the Hubble use, as you can see there is only a thin line, and I was never able to track down a full size view even though certain there would be one somewhere. .... See Hubble horsehead link next email. Soooo, you guys are right in line with just about everyone I know, a foot in the high tech sector door, another in writing, and both feet shuffling along at discouraged income attempts. I see more and more that the talented without guile are prospering far less then the untalented who use guile and cunning mind to succeed in their ambitions, people without guile usually do not have ambitions, rather, they have purposes. Add me to your list including yourselves of people who are concerned with valuable purposes and all at this time seem to be struggling the same Aquarious air storms against illumination of a kind that continues well beyond this planet and this dimension. It happened yesterday I let loose allowing a bit of steam at a friend who had called from Buffalo, to make a long story short he has moved in very literary and intelligencia circles for some time and has inherited conciderable weath but cannot free himself to impart a few dollars of appreciation for instance in my direction, me a life long friend. I felt good letting off stream for a change instead of holding back keeping it bottled. The point is apparently he has been talking a storm about writing I had done in an earlier incarnation in the 60's including a short novel named 'Billy Barker'. 489 soft cover copies were printed in 1967. My copy was lost in an accidental apartment core dump in 1971 and I have not read a copy since 1968. Five years ago I happened to see a 'well thumb eared copy' for sale in a San Francisco bookstore for $47. My friend in Buffalo has a copy in his church's library and will let anyone who wishes read it but will not let it leave the library. He runs a none demonination pastorship of about 1000 including multi millionairs and gays, the only problem is the multimillionair and sons are in deep doodo over multi billion loses which came to light on the heels of Enron. All this sounds impressive - those money sums, but when $100 promised still has not come my way I let off some steam, and have to confess rather enjoyed it, for a change. The point being that in the steam jets were remarks about syntax and particables I have used in writing which apparently have caught the attention of some of his literary acquaintances. It reminded my of a sci fi novel I wrote finishing it about 6 years ago starting it about 1987. I reread it today, and thought - I wonder if Starlight et all might be interested in reading this, then, a few hours later your email telling me your are writers. How about that. As for your location, no sweat, I have an identical twin brother, we currently live together to share expenses and pool resources and talents and do a great deal to keep our two-ship under cover even from neighbors although it is always kind of fun when a neighbor discovers the person they knew for a year or so is actually two people they've known for a year or so. So, your secret hideout, your hole in the wall, no sweat. If grass is getting sunlight streaming in the big rear window even more no sweat. As for the sci fi novel, it is called The Farstar Stories, is not a long read, and can be read as ordinary text onscreen via the internet at: http://missingmass.net/farstar.txt This is one I would not mind a critique. No one has ever reported back to me even though, for a while it was a hot item on bulletin boards and even person's from long distance were inquiring to me via my bulletin board messages running back then, if I had heard about The Farstar Stories, or knew where to find a copy, not knowing I had written it. As for the strange characters, none this time at all your email is squeeky clean. I use an online antivirus called 'trend' who updates every day. Below is its URL. what you do is choose a country, such as US, or Canada (mine), then wait several minutes while temporary codes are cached in your computer, then select a drive to scan. It is extremely fast and perhaps the most accurate scanner/cleaner outhere, and its use is free, the 'housecall' is their way of advertising. Here next is the URL. If you have any troubles you can call me at (613) 274-7060 so I can talk you through this. It will be no problem, my brother and I used to do this sort of thing for a living back a few years ago when we developed and owned 'Virus Alert' by Look Software, this project now long since demised, leading to the current cash clash situations. ....... My online connect speed is a bit cranky (rogers home cable eh). I will send the Trend Url as soon as this email is sent. Also the Hubble Horsehead site. Greydie/ (insert) (http://housecall.trendmicro.com/) - Trend Housedoctor, virus scan/clean online from home, includes email worm viruses updated daily as they occur. (visitastronomy.com/orion.htm) - See big split picture about half way down the page. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Monday, October 14, 2002 22:26:08 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Stars and Stories Hey Greydon, Do you mind that we call you Greydon? I ask because you sign Greydie. Before emailing and actually "meeting" you in cyberspace we would say, "Let's go to a Greydon Moore site", or we would access our Greydon Moore folder for web pages we had saved. We always said "Greydon" so it just feels natural to write Greydon. However, we feel we owe you the respect of asking you if that is okay, esp. since you sign "Greydie". I am a First Class Cadet -- Space Cadet, that is. I would have been on line a while ago, but I couldn't find my keys. My 4 pound set of keys that I really need tomorrow. Hub finally found them where I had cuddled with one of our dogs. I had brought her in from a trip outside and was applying the "T" touch to her sore little legs (Unsolved Mysteries ~ lady calmed wild tigers with what she called the T touch ~ basically like massage), and somehow the keys had ended up in the couch pillows. Useless information, but I liked the first class space cadet description: - in The Farstar Stories). (missingmass.net/farstar.txt). I was so impressed that I was able to show you a horsehead picture that YOU had wanted to see. That's a switch, huh? Now I haven't linked to the Hubble one yet, but I know just from what you said ("a thin line") which one it is. And I had not made that connection. As soon as I read 'thin line' I realized the one I sent you was just more of that same picture. I had always loved that thin line picture. Now I know why. (It was sort of 'attached' to one or 2 other pics on the Nasa site, different from their usual single pictures.) Do you know why Nasa blocks out parts of some pictures? There is one picture of the Orion nebula. I tried to find it so I could send you link, but was unsuccessful within a reasonable amount of time. The picture is beautiful, but then there are 2 or 3 black squares covering up the upper right (I believe) part of the picture. That is so cool that you are a twin!!! Do you and your brother have psychic connections often? I really liked your comparison of ambition vs. purpose. A purpose sounds so much more like what we humans should be searching out. I would like to say I am noble and have only purposes. I think I do have some ambition, but in all honesty, purpose rings more true. I was sorry to hear that your friend is carelessly withholding money from you. People who deal in large sums never seem to think that others will care about $100 here or there. I am going through the same thing, trying to get a company to pay THREE invoices. I have had to borrow money because this company just can't pay in a reasonably timely manner (all i ask is once a month, but now it has been 3 months). The invoices are not very big, but I could really use the paychecks. What is WRONG with people? (I say that jokingly-dramatically with a sad ring of truth). I told my husband about you having a book out called "Billy Barker" and about your sci fi story being on Missingmass.com. He wants to go read it RIGHT NOW. I would like to also, but I want to finish writing you first. We are definitely looking forward to reading it -- funny about that "writing" coincidence. I only hope we do not disappoint you if we do not understand it. Although you say you were "average" in school, I sense a much higher intelligence than my own. (Albert Einstein was not an "A" student in school either -- probably bored with the curriculum.) Still, even when I do not intellectually understand something, I feel I can absorb certain ideas and philosophies which add to and enhance my life, so I am really looking forward to reading it. Hubby may read and respond before I do. I will read it ASAP, but not tonight because I am so tired and would not have enough energy to read and concentrate. There is more I wanted to tell you, but right now my head is dropping. Must ...sleep. I hope to read your story next time I'm on line, probably within the week. Nice to talk with you again. Take care, Mystery Writer (will visit the Trend site too). -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 01:33:44 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Greydon/ Greydon is just fine, in fact I like it better than Greydie. Those three black squares in the corner are in the corrected earlier Hubble telescope. When first online in 1963 discovered was one of the worst bonehead scientific mistakes in history, that the lens ground at a over a hundred millions dollar cost was not given a last minute calibration test costing only a few thousand dollars, result being that when Hubble was launched into space astronomers discovered to their agonizing dismay that Hubble couldn't see anything not even the barn door everything was blurry worse than short sighted, the only thing possible was the exact center area of an image it was good enough to use even though at best, still very blurry. The scientists could see no way around the problem that the Hubble lens had been ground to perfect precision with a perfectly precise slight abberation perfectly ground into the lens. The lens had been ground to accuracies so precise that the minute deviations from the goal were virtually meaningless, it was the original specs which has the flaw, duely ground into the lens to near utter perfection. Bonehead was the least of the words most of the scientists called each other on that day of discovery. It threatened to break apart the cartel of modern astronomy into a slag heap. Finally a call went out world wide for the best scientific, astronomy, and technical thinkers to convene for a come-win-all come-loose-all think tank session, out of which came, after three weeks, a suggestion someone made to insert a corrector lens into the beam path between the final focus lens and input into the video camera, there was hardly room for the insert but built it was, lofted aboard a shuttle, installed, the new apparatus turned on, and within minutes there were stars! myriads of stars! where none had been seen before, Hubble now had better vision than even the most optomistic had predicted. The trade off is that the corrector lens in the beam path to the video camera occupies three square patches which appear in Hubble images as three black squares. The basic image rastering of this Hubble telescope was nine full squares in total to comprise a full image. The new revision circ, May 2002 has replaced all of this old rastering and video recording with a whole new setup, plus, using the idea of before, a ring this time, inserted as a further adjuster into the beam path to the new higher DPI video, the new corrector ring has been inserted to amplify the entire image from the main lens and includes automatic abberation correction as well as a boost of 10 times to 1000 times the resolution of the former system. Only 4 public release images have come from the new setup so far because shortly after it went on line circ April 2002 a serious new problem was discovered, that the intrinsic brightness from one corner (say upper left) to other corner (say lower right) of the new setup varied by 10% which in astronomy terms meant another brain wrecking disaster however since the end of August new software has been inserted into the pipe where the signal beams from the Hubble video camera to computers on earth, the interpretive softward inserted into the pipe has reduced the intrinsic brightness error to less than 1%. I do not know how significant this residual error means but it seems what has happened is that at the moment the new Hubble cannot be used for deep space imaging back to the near beginnings of time since intrinsic brightness of an object is one of the critical yardsticks in determining how far things go back and how much things have evolved since then. (insert) (A lingering error means 100,000 years hit or miss in trying to estimate the red shift age of an object said to be 10 billion light years away. I think, in the cosmology theories that are tick tacked and toed, the 1% to too much of an error still, this is the impression I get from astronomy pages which try to clock the 'bigbang' and aftermath in exact micro seconds). (end insert) That sort of summarizes my ad hoc knowledge of the state of the art of the older Hubble telescope, and why its images had three black squares. My IQ is 163, my twin's is 173, former Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau's was 179, Jerry Lewis the commedian's is 189, my music collegue who composed and played on a 12 string Martin guitar for our two LP's back in the late 60's had an IQ of 202, one of the highest known at that time. A gal in Mensa has the highest known 235. I do not see high and higher IQ's, as the yardstick, so much as how much functional IQ a person has. For instance I have a poor memory ability which rules out graffitti and rote for points on IQ tests on the other hand I can abstractly turn a complex geometry figure not just upside down or backwards but inside out and tell what the result is selected correctly from A to E, I did the two toughest on university entrance exams both correctly and also all similar correctly, hardly anyone gets one of the big two geometry questions correctly I got both so noticably that I never had to take required courses except for 1st year english and a language and one year of a science, I was free to take and drop any courses I wished and every so often the Dean of Men would hustle me into his office for another small cash handout from the secret drawer, which is how I was able to attend UBC for 3 years. The point is the IQ is an indicator but not a label. What I mean by functional IQ is how much is used correctly, that is, if brillient, also brilliently correct, brillient but wrong is worthless. As for genius, I do not think I know of a genuis who was not emotionally or mentally crippled or abberated in some way, for instance look up genius' in reference books and find that most all have serious to gravely ill mental problems none were stable. For instance you write very well, even to simplistics describing the teleporting car keys but I read every word without hardly blinking till done that I appreciate as very good writing, which comes from better use of functional IQ, not from a Mensa test. Functional IQ also relates directly to consciousness awareness and ongoing expansion in consciousness, the functional IQ keeps acquiring more plateuas which have nothing whatever to do with memorized equations in a text book or passages of Shakespear recited on stage over and over and over again till the end of that interest in Shakespear. The best from a functional IQ can be far further ahead than anything from a high mensa IQ, for instance Jonathon Livinstone Seabull the book was an extremely potent illuminator for consciousness but all of the blazing high mensa IQ that went into Steven Spielberg's Peter Pan moved the consciousness awareness of its viewers forward by hardly a half a notch, let alone a light year at intergalactic speed. I can start getting into fishy proclamations at this point but do not think I will be happy risking it. The best a person can do with what they have is the best perfomance anyone can want, the issue is that most people can perform far beyond any current limits or horizons, this is where purpose takes over because purpose sees horizons farther away that come closer and limitations that were self imposed that can be put aside, whereas ambition does not see the need to change a point of view. Now, there, you see, you have made friends with one who also likes to amble and preamble when the mood suits. Greydon/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 9:43 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Greydon/ Hi first goahead download/read anything from 'sites el a moi'. I put things up, for instance in .txt form, hoping people will take the obvious easy choices and download. As for Mensa, knew some, never was one. As for being on the choice team trying to devise a fix for Hubble's shortsighted original lens not a chance for that matter I hadn't yet entered the fray anyway the Hubble fix was back in early 1994 and I didn't get into astronomy at all until late 1996, started cold turkey the very first time I went online with a Windows computer (Windows 95) this was on October 7, 1996, three weeks later, for the very first time, I saw a galaxy in 3D from its photo in mono, using 3D techniques I had spent 3 weeks uncovering and testing on my new Windows PC, the first time I saw a galaxy writhing through space I knew things were going to be very different as to how I handled what I did heading straight into the future. I didn't slow down in astronomy until May, 2002. The original galaxy was Ngc 2997, picture scanned from a Discover Magazine. You can see 'vortexing' galaxies (http://www.visitastronomy.com/vortex.htm) here. As for emails I like anyone who is honest, which includes being candid, which certainly includes you guys. As for genius et all I see more where others tend to see only so much, put another way I am always so more concerned with how others might view my remarks or emails in terms of - genious, him, no, certainly not one of us', but in fact do not think in terms of genii and do not judge others in any such terms, the smartest people I have met seem more ordinary than ever except definately not bland where it shows is that these ordinary seeming types do more and even a great deal more where others do not expect it or have not been looking there. Spiritual awareness, or consciousness awareness, is somewhat similar, more is in the eyes of the beholder, and IQ per se comes around to have very little or even no meaning at all. Wisdom is big, where the missing IQ points that had no 'spiritual' ironed on them leave much to be desired especially amongst those who go around deliberately trying to impress people over such fakes as 'higher IQ'. Mensa has members like this, which is why I never became a member. Anyhow, wisdom occupies far more nearspace than does IQ. So what ever else you may feel, you guys are off the hook regards IQ's because the only people who put you on the hook are yourselves. See how easy it is to get off the hook. Pulll. Offff. See how easy. Nice to be reminded of that paragraph regards Orion. I had strong feelings regards 'meaning it' when first writing that paragraph and still, when rereading it now. Unfortunately it is exactly that kind of remark that fills an understanding in people who are monitoring their Earthly inputs in terms of wisdom and not IQ's. (missingmass.net/3d-horse.htm) - Orion remarks. I would very much have liked to have made more such remarks over the years but have always had to feel the pinches of constraint expecially when seeing how some of the constraintees who will be reading are definately not of the wisdom type and most definately of the high IQ type. -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Sunday, October 20, 2002 12:55:47 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Re: Greydon/ Hi Greydon, It is so nice to hear from you, especially since you write about non-boring, mind-stretching things! You should see us when we read your stuff. I'm usually sitting. My husband looks over my shoulder. And then, when I write back, we sometimes write together. I'll say, "Do you think Greydon will stop writing because I sound like a dope?", or "Does this make sense?" or "Will this be too boring?" However, your answers are always so nice and interesting. For example, I really appreciate you telling me why there are 3 black squares in that Hubble picture. I will probably read it again and again and each time I will understand it a little better. I have always been a curious person, and sometimes the things I am curious about cause people to react with a "Who cares?" or "WHY do you want to know that?" type answer. I have always annoyed people with "buy why?" questions. You said you had a daughter You must have been a great father because when your daughter went through the "Why this? Why that?" stage, I imagine that you gave her wonderful answers. Now wait until you hear what I thought about the black squares. You'll think MY IQ is about 13, ha ha. I figured there must have been something Nasa wanted to hide, like space ships or space monsters or some sort of space kingdom -- or even souls flying into Orion. I'm being a little frivolous here, but not too much. I did think they were hiding something. Were you one of the brains that were called to solve the Hubble lens calamity? I knew you had a high IQ just from reading on your websites these past few years. All the geometry observations about space, which I do not pretend to understand well (but which nonetheless I like to read -- figure that out) just seemed so different (unique and better) from the information on most astronomy websites. You talked beyond science and put a little soul into things. We all loved it ("all" meaning us, friends and family we showed your sites to). I think what is the best is your total involvement in what you do. You don't seem like a talking head, but a communicating soul (There aren't too many of those in this world, at least on the surface), so while we might not always understand you intellectually, something about you resonates with something in us. It is nice that you will write to normal IQ'ers -- not that I think you view it as a benevolent favor to us, but let's face it, our notes are probably not the most scintillating of your emails! I like to PRETEND I have a high IQ. For example when I forget about boiling water and destroy yet another pot, I like to say, "It's because I was focused on higher things." The statement doesn't usually amuse a friend or family member with one less pot. Now you have given me yet another reason I can pretend. You said: "I do not think I know of a genius who was not emotionally or mentally crippled or abberated in some way". I can now attribute my paranoia and sound sensitivity to genius. (Example of paranoia: Once we couldn't get onto one of your sites. We kept getting re-routed and I thought the government thought you were too smart and didn't want anyone else becoming smarter because of your observations). Are you a member of Mensa? I imagine you are. Here is one of the first things we ever read of yours. I am sort of worried you might have not been writing this seriously. I am not sure, but I decided to take it seriously. It just (here comes that word again) resonated beautifully with a part of my mind that up to that point had gone unnoticed! It sounded 'true', so I hope you meant it. Who is the informant? (It was me - greydie), "Cubes and Spheres abound in Orion for good reason. If a hint (mini revelation) is to be accepted from an informant psst psst, Orion is a gateway straight into higher dimensional frequequencies and octaves of Absolute Life and Intelligence, all originating from the Supreme Creators Alpha and Omega (Father and Mother of Creation and Reality). The doorway itself, into Orion, is here, standing on the plain in the next image and looking ahead up the long induction tube and Cube behind it rising up in front of you." Immediate dope reaction in 2000 when if first read it: "Oh my God. That is so cool." Now, I copied & pasted the above from Vistastronomy.com, but I had it on a disk years ago from another site (the seahorse one, i think). Speaking of sites, I have a slight fear I might not be allowed online for a couple of weeks, although I THINK that if my payment posts on time I will avoid being 'banned'! Anyway, for that reason I saved your Farstar story as a text file to my desktop. (I haven't had a long enough span of time where I know I will be able to read it all). That way, if I can't get on line, I will be able to read it when I have time. Is that okay? If it isn't, I will remove it and only read it online. Something about saving it to my desktop seemed, I don't know, 'plagiaristic' or 'in need of permission'. Please write back anyway. If they do keep me off for a while, your mail will stay at MSN until my bill is paid and then I will be able to access it. Hope to be able to write back soon. Mystery Writer Pictures of Cosmic glories can vanish in an instant when someone momentarily puts them away. Pictures can also vanish in an instant from an unwanted cause - anti christ spirits who kill kind thoughts in an instant. It is better to have the best pictures hidden momentarily than to have them momentarily spoiled in actual perceptual bad smashes by the world's most low radiant spiritual in bodies spoiling the kind thoughts of those who radiate up in the higher frequencies. Next time soon. Greydie/ - -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Sunday, October 20, 2002 22:51:00 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: replys reply Almost forgot to mention. I could say my life these days is long boredoms with now and then something of a bit of interest. All this due to the long waiting anticipating an income to start moving in. Prior, it was projects underway, long days lonnnng weeks with little in the way of buzz to interrupt the long periods. That would dispell myths as to emails flowing out on ticker tape ribbon around the world, not so, on a handful per week most of these site related as for instance technical aspects. My daughter and I were not aquainted until February of this years. It was one of those scenes where she knew who I was but I did not know of her birth until finally one day at age 81 (oops, in original email, she is 31) she felt she had accomplished enough that she could approach the old man (a moi) as an unteresting daughter rather than merely a girl who had a lifelong ambition to become a housewife. Anyway, needless to say I was delighted hearing from her, had no difficulty whatever accepting the whys and whens of her genesis involving me. etc. etc. She writes sings and bandleads jazz and jazzconcertrock on the west coast (Vancouver) did a European tour two years ago with her band and had just done a CBC and CBC Shortwave special where the next day still felt good enough about it, that she sent me an email. Like I say, I was delighted. But had no input of any kind at all in her growth spurts and upbringing, except from writings of mine from former author's output in print days to the end of the 60's, she grew up with it, she says. Greydie/ ------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Monday, October 21, 2002 11:30:34 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Quick hello Hi Greydon, I just got on quickly to see if i was still "on" as far as MSN, and not banned. I'm still on. I only have time just now to write a quick hello, but I was amazed at your note about your daughter. She would have loved having you around in those early years, but it is great that you got together now. Plus it is interesting that she is in a band...following in your footsteps without even knowing what they were! Will write again asap. Gotta chase some income too. Mystery Writer -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Monday, October 21, 2002 21:38:50 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Books and Age Hi Greydon, Wow, I can't believe I have been online 3X in 2 days ~ unusual. I had a cancellation tonight, which is great, because I like free time. Did you put **Spam** in the subject line because you are getting strange codes again from me? If so, I have an idea of something a little different I can try to avoid it. You mentioned "low radiant spiritual in bodies". Have you read The Celestine Prophecy? It talks a lot about radiating spiritually. Some people hate the book, and some find it boring. There's even a website that is called "Why I hate The Celestine Prophecy", but I would recommend it, even though you might find it a bit simplistic because of your savantness. I give the author (James Redfield) a lot of credit for trying to put these what he calls "9 insights" down on paper. The insights sort of map out a wishful path (if we ever stop heading down, down, downhill) for humanity. The insights are presented in a kind of adventure novel about pieces of a missing manuscript. I didn't know JLS was ever a movie! Jonathan Livingston Seagull was written by Richard Bach, but if you want to read another book by him, try Illusions ~The Adventures of a Reluctant Messiah. I loved it, so I have to recommend it. I am not really an avid reader, but I tend to read the same things over and over so the titles stand out in memory. You know how some things come up in your life again and again. By things I mean ideas, words, kismet sort of things. For me it has always been intention or purpose. I wasn't even surprise when you mentioned purpose in one of your last emails, because that seems to be one of my life lessons. Even your good advice to "pull ourselves off the hooks" rung of purpose. It was a reminder for me. I'm on so many hooks it's ridiculous. Intellectually I know we create our own heavens and hells to a certain degree, but on a soul level I still have yet to claim this power. Both Celestine and Illusions delve into purpose. I shouldn't say "I think you would like them", because I shouldn't assume, but just this ONCE I will say it: I think you would like them, esp. Illusions. Also great reading: The Four Agreements (author slips my mind). I'll need to study that book (4 agreements) for the rest of my life. It all makes such crystal clear sense until I try to live it in daily life. I have to tell you, if my husband was writing instead of me right now, he would have no problem telling our age. I am on a hook in that respect. I won't even tell myself my own age, although I will tell you that you are right: we are not 1st year university students. (Have you ever heard of neurolinguistic programming? I'm trying to make my mind and body believe I'm about 19 forever, so I will never say a number). Sadly, I really believe that. I think if you tell your brain (or don't tell it) certain things, you can avoid stuff like aging. It's my mother's fault, ha ha -- she said to never tell my age. She took 12 years of hers on her driver's license! I remember being 8 years old and thinking, "I can't believe I'm so old - 8." That is the truth. That is because I felt like an adult very young because my Mom was always sad. I felt I had to fix things and I think that is what caused this age-fear problem. Also, society itself feeds the fear. You are right when you say older people are ignored. It is horrible. Ever since I read an article about a lady who was part of an experiment to see how people in general treated the elderly, I have made it a point to never "look through" an older person. The lady was about 26 or so. She dressed up as an elderly woman, had the make-up and fake wrinkles done, etc. When waiting in line to pay for something at a drug store, she observed the cashier smile and make conversation with the young person in front of her. When the 26 year old, dressed as someone around 80, approached the register to pay, the cashier changed veneers quickly: from friendly to brisk and rather rude. I've even thought someday I would have plastic surgery. I'm plain looking, but that "fountain of youth" syndrome is still big in my mind and I am probably more afraid of aging than most. Would you mind just thinking of us as a couple of floating ageless souls? I think you told me how old you are, but I forgot. I have sort of trained myself not to acknowledge age. It is too filled with prejudice. I am going to go read your other email. Talk to you in a minute. Mystery Writer -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Monday, October 21, 2002 21:47:56 To: greydie@look.com Subject: One last thing... Greydon, You didn't tell me who the "informant psst psst" who gave you the mini revelation about Orion was. Maybe that is a secret you want to keep? (insert) Footnote to above, added later - No one gave me a pssst about Orion. - I was transported there in a cage (not unlike an elevator) erected specifically and only for that interdimensional transport in journey straight to Orion, I arrived and stepped out on a deck overlooking lushness and three I knew physically on Earth (on a first name basis as Earth body world beings) were there - in fact, too many times to count, the four of us had been together in the same place confabbing on Earth over some years of importance) - great jubilation that the transportation device had worked (many local obstactles, including my ability to grasp the occurrence could have derailed the whole attempt) - great shuddering and hard chatters through the pituitary (higher actions) and ego (lower actions) centers as the two centers clashed in so unfamiliar a mode of experience, than down to practical matters lasting all too shortly, as if, no different, than the four of us on Orion, then it began to unravel and dissolve when cross firing short circuiting thoughts began to imposition in from my ego, it happens, and suddenly I was back on Earth laying upon the nightly sleeping surface in the wee hours, somewhat stunned that the adventing venture had actually happened, and verrrry impressed as to how much us mortals can actually experience in Reality's ways and means if we do not freak out blow it when the advent is happening. Alien abductions step aside, these adventures featuring Reality are real, and what is best in the way of good news, the Reality advents are our heritage to come, not the exclusivety of a tiny handful of specials who only can 'adventure' when the time comes. You too, are able to phyically teleport to other regions beyond the solar system, all that is needed is to have inner eyes wide open and inner chaoses stable when the adventure begins to unfold. Psychiatric couches are not needed in interpreting these flights around Reality, they are our heritage, more, then more, for then more beings in mortalworld body bags, are going to be happening in your lifetimes. -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 00:17:56 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: greydie/ - Books and Age Hi Mystery Writer, have just read this email, more to go, responding to this, no *spam* has ever been intended by me it gets left in the subject line when I reply without reading the subject line details before 'sending' the reply. At least half my short output of emails goes out with *spam" still thar in thet wet line whar I donut wantit. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 00:31:36 To: Mystery Writer Subject: **SPAM** Re: Guranteed no spam. Hopefully no spam Oh jeeps I have to apologize for **spams** in the subject line just sent off a quick email to you guys and guess what went with it, then opening this email. See, like I have said, the word **span** in my incoming mail is inserted only in mostly good emails, the bad stuff, penis enlargement, my lifetime approval for instant online credit at the internet's hottest porno sites, the money I never knew I won and how to ensure I get it by registering now at once to poddle's services which guarantees how you can claim your loto wins, casinos, crapituitous violence you name it all sailing straight through untouched from Storm Internet services but from my friends my best well wishes it is all **spam** according to Storm so I am concluding that Storm must be one-of-those evil empire anti christ activities where everything is done at just about exactly 180 degrees the opposite of how they should be getting done. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 00:36:31 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Pssst pssst - One last thing... Hi, the informant is me, I am pssst pssst giving the mini revelation to anyone who reads that paragraph, the mini revelation is what is written there about Orion. Greydie/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 6:05 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Lite stuff - greydie/ Email from my twin brother. I couldn't resist either. Subject: Re: light stuff Greydie, couldn't resist. Cliff. One day the big animals and the little animals decided to have a football game. As the first half went along, the big animals were scoring at will. Every time they got the ball they would run it in for a touchdown. Then came the second half... First play: The elephant runs the ball up the middle. WAP!! Tackled for a five yard loss. The little animals go back to the huddle cheering and congratulating each other. "Who made that tackle?" asked the ant. "I did," said the centipede. Second play: The rhinoceros runs the ball up the middle. WHOMP!! Tackled for another five yard loss. Back in the huddle the flea asked, "Who made that great stop?" "I did," said the centipede. Third play: The gorilla tries an end sweep, led by the hippo throwing the lead blocks. SMACK!! Centipede tackles him for a ten yard loss. Back in the huddle, the gnat asked the centipede, "Where were you in the first half?" The centipede replied, "Puttin' on my shoes!" -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Saturday, October 26, 2002 22:22:20 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Love it (the joke and the story). Hi Greydon, Very cute joke. Came at a funny time. I just 'saved' a centipede so no one would kill it. Right as Clyde was sending his mail, I saw his salutation. "It's 'Greydon', Silly, not 'Greyson'!" Clyde apologizes for that. I am more than halfway through your story -- just reached Chapter 12. I have to read in total quiet with a knowledge that I will not be interrupted with a work call, noise, etc.; hence my slowness in getting through it. As I read it, I've written little notes. They are in red below (I hope they arrive to you in red), ( - they did GM) only because some of them are questions that I hope you might answer at your leisure. Please don't feel you have to answer them all at once or right away or ever. They are just what ente red my mind when I read your stuff. I cannot pretend to understand all of it, but I love reading it because little treasures pop up throughout everywhere. What is a psychic impostion? I took it as a "being" somehow attacking or using you psychically. Do you really think that is what migraines are? Do you believe in possession? Do you know how to get rid of a possessor? (I gleaned later that psychic imposition comes from live nearby people, not invisible beings. Is it sort of like energy mixing and energy stealing?) What does this mean? (insert) See: Cosmic Translation Class titled: - planetary quaranteen, and psychic impositions (end insert) "I hope to see real useful achievements come from the future in the use of computer generations to teach the first hardest of all principles to grasp in Reality, when stranded on the ground floor looking for a door that everyone everywhere says is elsewhere", says Nancy, taking a chance at the moment to get more to the point in the purpose of her demonstration". I love this! "I can see that much good can come from teaching the children the wise way by letting them see for themselves certain ways things work so their insights are awakened for reaching out inwardly to the greater realms in the Universe, without ever being aware there was a door. I'm not talking about a god with holy smoke blowing from his nostrils, and preachers howling about the fury". Is there really a computer called a "Farstar"? Do you think regular computers can do this after a while (work "closer to the personality and thinking patterns of the user")? "In this regard, the Farstar Units worked much closer to the personality and thinking patterns of the user, than any other computer device ever previously built." Cool: "And this notion had moved in on her very deeply. Nancy began to dwell on it all the time in some private quarter of her consciousness: what was it that excluded some people from having an awareness of a kind that other people (such as herself) took for granted." (I feel sorry for Eebles because he is SO lost that he would not know himself if he were found) This is great, almost as great as dancing with a dog: "Something triggered into place at that moment, literary philosophers might call it an epiphanation, anyway, I started peeling back my conciet levels and hoo boy eventually peeled all the way back to kindergarten. Anticipations set up by other people's expectations of my performance. Turned out by the time I got to university I had developed many subtle conciets about my ability and my rights to be hailed for them. But it was all based on pre-concieved attitudes and beliefs formed by the lesser wills of others." I suddenly have a better more "lit up" understanding of "higher frequencies". Greydon rocks. My favorite part so far: "Nancy the intuitive, who reasons by sensations and images, mnemonically, along paths of least resistence. And Sluggo with the dazzling eidetic memory, who recalls complex equations as easily as kids recalling the alphabet. Yet who can't readily tell the next way to go, if at all, when a string of equations have a missing statement that hasn't yet been written , for instance at the end of an idea. That was just three days ago, three days at once, it seems. Interestly, Nancy is one of those who is unable to turn it on or off at will. Fast clear thoughts happen on the spur of the moment for her. The timing can be totally unpredictable, and sometimes totally inappropriate. Nancy does not have one of those lineally thinking brains that is plugged in to schedules according to a 9 to 5 syndrome, or status measured by on the spot rewards, or preprogrammed hour by hour through every day starting before grade school and continued daily every time a TV set is turned on. The guy who invented the Farstar Unit's logics was a similar type, who had learned over the years how to capture creative whims usefully, and how to be ready on hand prepared to do something useable, whenever super high frequencies in logic switched on in consciousness. And now, today, another day gone by into the twilight hour. Nancy doesn't really have any specific thoughts or purpose at this moment. Stray thoughts keep randomly roaming around like touches of slightly musty winds in the ethers. Probably some stray residues from Lucifer's feeble flight across this little sector of the cosmos. Now that's a stray idea, faded and gone, hardly before it arrived long enough to register in Nancy's consciousness." Greydon, I have printed out some and read some more since then, but not taken notes. There are SO many cool ideas in it. I should finish this week, but it is the type of story I would want to read again. Hope you are having a nice weekend. Mystery Writer (insert) The story is: The Farstar Stories, at: (missingmass.net/farstar.txt). ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 10:49 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Reply - Love it (the joke and the story). Ho, note I got rid of the **spam** in both your incoming emails, this time I went to that word first and deleted, so there is no chance of you getting **spam** accidentally back in your face, this time there should be no devastating shocks. I sincerely hope I am never the unintensioned but careless cause of **spam** again (humble cringe appology). Interesting, seeing excerpts, in particular exactly what passages you chose to excerpt, in reading them I do not see you trying to put yourself in the picture rather you have taken care for passages that say a whole lot in a few words, in other words, passages with expansions in illumination and awareness, not easy stuff to willfully write about ergo the use of the two Nancy and Sluggo as metaphors for anyone undergoing intuitive continually progressing inner changes to more illumination, for everyone it is basically different but certain parameters remain fundamentally the same no matter whose short story in their live line they appear in, so, Nancy's changes, and Sluggo's changes, are changes which can be recognized within by most people as well as recognized as being seeing happening in other people. Change expecially planetary is a big subject, showing a few quick steps through the time fields can accelerate change as long as no one gets guided up a garden path by some spokesperson's carelessness. Anyhow, it was kind of quite interesting reading those passages out of contest except I recognized each at once. I cannot say that any came all at the same time, this 'story' was spread out over all told 8 years even though I have quoted 6 - in that time, short spurts of inspiration and the story would expand, or some hinted point open up to more introspection. Often, I would forget it was written and be suprised reading it later. Nice saying hello again. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Saturday, October 26, 2002 22:13:57 To: Greydon Moore Subject: She let me have a turn Hey Greyson, This is Mystery Writer's husband, Clyde. Mystery Writer actually let me sit down and write to you. Your story was wild. Didn't really understand the computer stuff, but tried to, and I liked some of the ideas. MW isn't done yet maybe way thotta tell you, I suggested to MW that she might not want to read a certain part. Now she does what she wants (I'm not censoring), but I know her and she iswella little prudish. (She would be the first to admit this not talking behind her back.) It was the "scratching in the space suit" part and visual imagery that followed. I snickered myself, but suggested to her that she could skip one part, the main idea of which was (correct me if I am wrong) WHY THE HELL DO THINGS THE HARD WAY WHEN YOU DON'T HAVE TO? I think she said she took my suggestion. At one point she said to me: "I feel uncomfortable reading about Princess Precious & also Bible toting. Sounds sort of like me except for the academy intelligence. Greydon wouldn't like me." I said: "Don't be a dufus. It's a story!" MW does read the Bible a bit too much for my liking, but I'm happy to say she doesn't push it on those of us who do not care for it. Anyway, Mystery Writer is about to open your mail. Gotta take my place looking over her shoulder again. We have both wanted to reach you for years to tell you how awesome your web sites are, but Mystery Writer especially has tried to email you at several different addresses. Glad her wish has finally come true. -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Saturday, October 26, 2002 23:19:57 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: - reply - She let me have a turn Yo ho Clyde. This email has strange ansi characters it means probably written in some format mode not being interpreted by my Incredimail, if it can be done, basic text mode, or, 'no formating', should solve the problem but I think I was able to read everything in and around the strange ansii characters. I am guessing you two are on a time share regards either the computer, or onlinetime or both. If true it further points out how tough living below rich people's standards can really be. I am lucky in that my Windows 98 machine had been enough for my astronomy, and writing, but, there is no music not a single note or speaker and most all movie formats do not run on my computer, so, from those points of view I am very handicapped in computer power, but, have it 24 hours a day for anything I need when I need it. The whole of the Farstar Stories began as a lark when a friend of mine circ 1987-89 had become pre-occupied with 'artificial intelligence' which at that time specifically meant a way of programming computers to understand spoken and written word commands so I kept thinking of ways it would be impossible to have a computer actually fathom influections which give meanings to words this is how the Farstar Stories started, then, it did not take long for fun to take hold and passage after passage, one near the beginning, one near the end, one near the middle, another near the beginning, so on, got written and soon, 6 years later, I was proof reading the final version. I am a bit surprised at moralistic reaction to the demo of how to scratch in a space suit vrs straight to it in a room, I sort of did my best to keep purile and obscene matters out of the story, compared to anything published today expecially with big royalties up front and on the best seller lists 'The Farstar Stories' ain't ever publishable not the right stuff to make it a guarantee. As for academic, I am not sure what you mean, academic attitudes expecially those used to conciel lacks of talent are not my favorite mind sets in fact over the years I have had little to nothing to actually do with 'academics' per se but have had appreciation for individuals who excel at what they do with little fanfare about it. Academics usually have to promote themselves to be heard for instance many minutae publications and conference/symposium attendences so they become known or famous more by what conferences attended than by actual wisdoms or talents. The Academy of the Farstar Stories is strickly a name, I kept in mind the Frence Academy of Artists as a role model rather than Harvard University or NASA headquarters. Anyhooo, nice hearing from you Clyde, I am in appreciation over the effort you guys have made over the two years trying to keep in touch. I was always a little hurt in the achievement buffers as one opened website, then another, then anothers went off line each in turn not stressed so much regards individuals trying to reach me so much in having a sustained continuity so frequently interrupted. The plus side is the whole expense for these sites was not much more than meybe $4,000 perhaps $5,000 dollars pit this against expenses for sky diving or bungee jumping or collecting stamps with single minded intent and you will see it is possible to do a great deal with nearly nothing, all that is needed is a will to self sacrifice, which can be anything, including no pizza for 6 months or no Chinese smorgasborg for a year, not to mention no chicken of any kind in the house for months, no steaks, no costly pies cakes pastries, no expensive frozen dinners, nothing except basics which can be purchased cheap in bulk barns. Self sacrifice goes a lot further, you can spend years off and on on a project before seeing it completed or successfully concluded. It helps to be independent enough that in choosing self sacrifice only yourself experiences the consequences. Anyway, there is another email got to go take a peek at it. Greyie/ ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 6:04 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: 144, 444 000x1000, $$$ Just an expression, that something positively expands 1000x1000. The number 33 is a particularly good number in terms of archangel activities however 33 has also been usurped, for instance the 33rd level in masons to become a shriner, the shriner number 33 has nothing to do with an actual 33 pointed star which is embodiement of a Melchizedek Star (trust me on this and ask more questions not, since there is little I can add to this, except to say a 33 pointed star represents very high order. The signature 'In Divine Order' can be used with the 33 pointed Melchizedek seal. As for 444, I do not see as much favor as I do with 333, which links to both 33, and 1/2 of 666 so that 333 is a positive translating factor for 666, translated, for instance by 333. See how carefully I am being to not leave that other number as last word, when 333 is always better. Other than that, there is little I might say about numbers that is more universal for everyone. For instance I always look for 6 before 5, and 12 before 10, meaning if I can get 6 features or sides, so much the better than 5. If I can see 12 items rather than 10, so much the better, although there is no fast rule here for instance the number of grocery items bought in any trip to the store is meaningless that is, the number of items can be anything. But, three times lucky, just as true is 3 times unlucky, it seems. Another expression is 'once surprised, twice unlucky, third times stupid', so, with that in mind, a person is much less likely to commit a bad mistake more than twice. There is no such nmemmonic for 4r's or 5v's. I also hold more interest in 7 s, 9's, and 11's. but, that is me and have always liked those numbers. Root 2, Root 3, and Root 5 are also very big on the number tumbles parade but relationships involving those are of a much more structural more unmutable levels of existence. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Sunday, October 27, 2002 07:28:46 To: Greydon Moore Subject: **SPAM** No spam Hi Greydon, You are so funny ~ no need to humble cringe apologize for *spam*! I am just always vigilant for viruses, and there were some heavy ones going around for a while. I usually don't delete email right away and I happened to glance up and see *spam* listed vertically a few times. I thought, Poor Greydon. He is trying to tell me I'm still sending wierd codes and I just noticed :) If I see it again I won't worry. There is something I keep forgetting to ask you. In one of your earlier emails you mentioned that 108 is not a good number. The only reason I remembered is because when stopping the VCR recently, the number in the display section of the screen was 108! I remembered and thought, oh no, better fast forward a little. Why is 108 a bad number? Mystery Writer -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Sunday, October 27, 2002 10:42:24 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: No spam at last - gasp The reason(s) why 108 is not a good number are widespread. For example 108 men concocted the modern english bible version, not a single woman, just exactly 108 men. 108 men comprise an inner active ruling council of the vatican. Hindu's Krishna had 108 names for different incarnations. The karma sutra has 108 different positions for sex. And on it goes. It has been said that an original planetary council at the time of the fall to the Luciferian Rebellion 250 thousand years ago, had 108 comprising the council. A full planetary council would comprise 144 which is stablized in formations confirmed by 6 and 12 sided numeric and geometric harmonics however an experimental 108 member planetary council was underway testing various uses and applications of numbers and geometries related to 5 and 10 sided figures. Attempts have been underway to secure a council of 144 equal in men and women, 144 is 24x6 and 24 is 12 men + 12 women. One half of 144 is 72 which hooks straight into geometries of 5 and 10 sided figures, (each angle of a 5 sided figure is 72 degrees) so in 144 the untethered 5 sided star harmonics are anchored by the more universally stable 6 sided star harmonics. But, as you can see, in the ontology of planetary factors 108 has been used to try and rule everywhere, and most everywhere with a complete domination of men over women. So, you can tell, just by these examples, that 108 is not one you would wish to choose as your lucky number. Greydie/ Now, I do have to caution you, that numerology per se is not my forte, that is, I do know something about some numbers but little about other numbers, further, what I might know changes that is this month is different than next month, however certain numbers do stand forward, 108 in particular for the bad guys, 12 in particular for the good guys. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Sunday, October 27, 2002 11:51:35 To: Greydon Moore Subject: 144, 444, $$$ Wow - I think I remember 144,000 being mentioned in Revelations, and it represented a number of people chosen who were 'good'. I also remember reading somewhere that 777 is perfection. I continue to see 444 everywhere ~ license plates, computer screen, newspaper. I did find a book, 5 years after I started seeing that number, with a chapter called "The 444's", but I didn't care for the book itself. It claims 444 is Angel communication. That would be nice. And I found a "444 Forum" on line where other people who see this number share experiences on how the number appears at critical times and helped influence decisions. I found it amazing that (after seeing the number for 5 or 6 years) there were other people who saw the number regularly also, but disconcerting that they used it to help make decisions. (Then again, if i were to take a course with 108 in the course number, I would think twice about it now!) (insert) You are right, if a number like that came up on me, I would leave the room thinking how bad can omens get. (end insert) I am happy because I finally received a paycheck that was due months ago. I am not being shut out of MSN this time. Hope your dollars due have come your way too. With your sites and the work that you put in (though maybe it takes you just a few minutes to do a page like (http://visitastronomy.com/special.htm) ~ that is amazing. Seems like weeks of work), you should have money pouring down on your head. Mystery Writer (insert) At most, about 2 1/2 days except for the real long ones. Short pages with easily handled images even many can finish waiting in about 1/2 a day or 8 hours. (end insert) ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 10:33 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: 144, 444 000x1000 000X1000. $$$ If you can draw a 33 pointed star it will be a significant feat, to be able to draw one from structural principles is not known locally although it has been done, even registered as a seal, but the circumstances were then very unusual and the means of constructing the star using geometry principles has stayed with the seal, I did a construction once upon a time 24 years ago using special relativity transformations as a main input formula but the construction was very awkward to do even though a correct one but was not the construction used for the seal. If you can do one (33 pointed star) this will be a significant advent. By intrinsic construction principles means every angle of the 33 is totally and perfectly correct, not as if drawn by hand, estimating angles and hoping for lucky strikes. Meanwhile, Drunvalo is not the Melchizedek who was involved in the seal and the 33 pointed star, I do not embolden myself to hurtle names but of that Drunvalo proclaim-name I can say have no doubt that misdeads are at play here, many minor games, played without consciousness awareness that illuminates higher dynamic realms involving people currently hankering the surface of Earth and need to be reminded of where they have come from and why they are here. The Melchizedek (of the Seal) has nothing, also, to do with Morman's nor Mormon claims to special writing and special dispensations. In fact, Melchizedek (of the Seal) is somewhat of a secret subject, that is, not blared from pulpits or mountaintops, on the other hand, people who are inexorably gliding along a search that keeps turning towards possible Melchizedek information are concidered worth a second look and oportunities arrive with information worth the effort but only where information is concidered able to expand and improve positive circumstances for not just Earth. Individual souls still unruly with roil in the aftermath of the rebellion can pick up vapor trails leading towards Melchizedek (of the Seal) but soon enough short circuit themselves back out of the picture hardly before they have started to be raised up in frequency. Behind Melchizedek (of the Seal) is Christ Family and Christ Energy Principles directly at work and this is an unfolding somewhat even very different than that so far suspected by New Agers and mystical truth seekers who only search for a path and pride themselves when finding one but then stand at the gate doing nothing else but stealing the pride. Anyway, some more from the lore of Greatstar. In keeping with the Bonnie and Clyde mystery of you two, say hello to Clyde for me. Positive beliefs keep unfolding all the way up to 144,000 give or take a few 144,000. Give or take a few is the maximum number of facets to be found in a pure geometry form originating from a Star of David enclosed inside a hexgram sphere to comprise what is known as 'The Cube And Sphere' - the simple geometry form with its indwelt 144,000 facets is what is wished at the present time as an understandable image-principle on Earth for the Supreme Creators Alpha and Omega. (Alpha and Omega is not a name from genesis boomed through the heavens for the rest of eternity, Alpha and Omega are Greek words for beginning and end and this is deemed suitably good enough for us Earth/World wisdom greeters the present time, if everyone knows the name Alpha and Omega everyone will know THE fundamental principle of total female and male equality). Greydon/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Monday, October 28, 2002 21:55:06 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Re: 144, 444 =000x1000, $$$ THat makes me feel differently about the #3. For no good reason I have tended to shun the #'s 3, 6, & 9 (will eat 2, 4 or 5 crackers, but not 3 or 6 ~ now you see how whacked I am.) And I had no idea that there was such a thing as a 33 pointed star, which sounds spectacular. (I tried to draw it, but gave up quickly.) When I typed Melchizedek Star into Google, I found quite a few sites. This one was kind of interesting in an ethereal way (who am I kidding? Nothing is really of much interest to me unless it seems ethereal or unearthly or totally absorbs my attention. "Entertainment" on a surface level, where you're not completely immersed, seems like a waste of time to me): (http://www.angelfire.com/ms/MelchizedekAngel/melframe.html) (insert) The first link to a description started off interesting for a trip through paragraphs before I noticed only eastern law terms peppering the whole. The question is who, writing, had initially caught my attention. I am not certain. All of the images are from eastern law, which is based on the dissolving past. For a moment thought I might know a being incarnate who might have written it, another look suggested the writer did not have in sight any available messiah language terms, so could not have been the other, the other is thought by me not certain where the status of the other writer is at present nor how much the other learned since we last aquainted, and how much might have been lost by overcrowding impositions effecting the other who had a more difficult time than I did catching fast flying snowballs coming around slow motion curves. As for the writer of the second rendition, I can see him racing out of the closet dancing a limbo. It was the proclamation giving himself dominion over the entire planet that stopped me in a sideways skid. Before that, he had messiah terms apparant in the language, which is why I skidded sideways leaving a landmark. (end insert) Speaking of which, I'm off to read more of your story, a nice escape from plainism, and a definite attention absorber. Mystery Writer ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 3:11 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: Stars, Sagacity & Spirit Christ manifestations and actions cannot occur by just the few of spoken words by mortals scarely able to comprehend a higher state of being let alone be there while walking around the Earth. Christ Energy Principles are amongst the virtues which allow higher manifestations to occur in succeeding lower dimensions down into our 3rd. They are like the fundamental physics which makes the Hydrogen Atom possible, Christ Energy Principles are the fundamental and absolute tools and devices found in mathematics and geometries which make actions possible, even after an action has been willed in order to fullfull a desire, peace on Earth, for instance. Drawing the 33 pointed star was not easy and came after time over several years learning that calibre of math and trigonometry - self taught. I never once thought of being an astronaught in fact back in the early days when I could have been thinkinng of that I was thinking everyday as to how to succeed as a jazz and dance drummer barely able to make ends meet despite moving higher and higher up the desirable gigs lists. My 33 star version (in 1977) was able to show a nearly absolute perfection in 33 pointed geometry was possible but my version worked on closure toward an infinitely small point representing more and more discretely accurate renderings of an angle, but, no, not the angle exactly. The 33 pointed star (of the seal) apparently I was told is a statement now known on Earth as it is throughout heaven. Christ Energy Principles are statements upon which Creation is made Christ entering the Creation domain outbreath at a certain critical part of the process. Greydon/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 12:59:35 To: Greydon Moore Subject: Stars, Sagacity & Spirit Hi Greydon, Yes, that Drunvalo guy seems a little suspicious, maybe too self-aggrandizing. I am low on work this week, which is tough, but it means I can email people during the week and surf a little. I can't even begin to fathom how you drew that star. Why is it that you know so much? Did you just have the knowledge already, absorb it at high speeds, or study forever? Were you and your brother babies that talked at like 6 months, or did your genius reveal itself later? Do you ever think about going into space as a civilian scientist, like has been done on occasion? Imagine if you worked on the Hubble how much better our star pictures would be. When you talked about "New Agers and mystical truth seekers who only search for a path and pride themselves when finding one but then stand at the gate doing nothing else but feeling the pride" it reminded me of a book I am reading The Secret of Shambala" (the third in a set of books by James Redfield). In fact, the gist of the book is that simply being satisfied with finding and knowing some truth is wrong, that truth and awareness must be used for and spread to others. For someone like myself, still in the multiplication-table-memorization-stage of spiritual awareness, Redfield's books are helpful. What are Christ Energy Principals? P.S. I said hi to Clyde & he returns greetings :D ----- Original Message ----- From: Greydon Moore Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 9:42 PM To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: return - I spoke too soon. Soooo, on-the-road contracts are for better rather than worse, that is, a hint is revealed of what you living-do but also enough hinted that there could be security issues that is, I have had friends who have had government or supercorp contracts who were not allowed to say a peep about them, money was good not fantastic, and job description not so fancy either because of the security silence, I once upon times say 10-12 years ago was on projects requiring name badge to enter premises and in one case had security clearence given only to top program supervisors - I was called in from the outside to help a senior cross Canada data supervisor in one situtation in particular where only one more clearence level was possible above what I momentarily had, but, at least, I could go through this fed govmt's 5 story building without having to lock my gaze and face straight ahead front at all times, in fact, used to boot from the 4th down to the closed men's restroom on the 3rd floor which had become the building's emergency smoking room when new clean air policies became enforced for federal government buildings, and there, leaning against the wall all along in front of these old abandoned urinals, were the government's queen's printers supervisors both men and women all in a long row facing the urinals, only a few talking and those speaking out of the thick pall of subtle embarassment these circumstances required made occasional feeble jokes, including me. Anyway, that included my best security level experiences. I digress. I am not sure how to remark on the book you mentioned. If 'God Calling' makes any reference whatsever to god in personification, for instance as 'he , 'him', or 'his', forget the book in that no one operating within any Christ Energy Principles awareness would ever make that mistake. Are you going to be able to send out emails on the road or do you vanish during your tours of duty, hope you can stay online, two weeks is a long pause. Scientific research field trips or archeology perhaps, hmmm. Hi Clyde. Greydie/ -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Thursday, October 31, 2002 17:33:10 To: Greydon Moore Subject: I spoke too soon. Hi Greydon, No sooner had I written you and told you I was low on work, and even looking forward to some free time, when *BINGO* circumstances completely turned around. Now it seems, and thank God it came in the nick of time, I will be working a short (months) but super heavy, traveling no-days-off-for-2-weeks-at-a-time contract. It's such a conflict. I need to do these things, but sometimes when I do them, I get away from Christ principles, meditation, and peace. So I have mixed emotions about this contract (Yay - we can pay some overdue bills. Boo hoo, I'll have no free time.) Clyde is not thrilled that I will be away a lot, but knowing the work is a contract, and not permanent, is helpful. Reading what you said about Christ energy, and what you discussed previously (paraphrased, "Why do people only worship the dead Christ?"), I wondered if you had ever read "God Calling".. It is not a religious book by some clergy member. The author is anonymous and the intro by the editor tells us that two women who chose to remain anonymous claim to have written the book through inspiration of the *living* Christ. The book mentions how the world is mistaken in worshipping the dead Christ only. Now it is somewhat religious, but very different. If you get it, i would be interested to know what you think. It's in used bookstores, and most definitely in Christian bookstores, but it is not preachy. I had this epiphany once that THIS, our earth life, is a moment when we have been drawn out of some spiritual world situation. As soon as we learn the things we need to know, boom, we die and are back in the exact moment we left off on in the spiritual world, but we are then armed with what we needed in that moment, in that realm, because of our earth experience. (Kind of like here, when we go and take a course in order to gain a skill needed to continue on one of our earthly paths.) In God Calling, there is one similar point where earth life is compared to what is in parentheses within a story or paragraph. You read what is in the parentheses, and then you continue on with the article and a better understanding of it because of what was in the parentheses. Wow, I am beginning to bore myself, so I will stop the prattle for a while and wish you a peacefull All Hallow's Eve. Mystery Writer. -------Original Message------- From: Mystery Writer Date: Sunday, November 03, 2002 10:08:51 To: Greydon Moore Subject: D'oh!2 Just in case you haven't seen The Simpsons, I forgot to tell you: "D'oh!" is an exclamation meaning the same thing as "oh no!" or "uh oh!", oftentimes with a of a "I'm lost" or "What have I done?" essence included. -------Original Message------- From: Greydon Moore Date: Sunday, November 03, 2002 10:23:26 To: Mystery Writer Subject: Re: D'oh! yeh! ey! Ey! is a canadian thing, comedians do it all the time making fun of canucks. I will see if I can come across a copy or reference to the book somewhere. That it is supposedly Christ speaking makes it even more suspicious. I once upon a time (late 60's) took a ferry across from Vancouver to Vancouver Island and there were 3 Jesus Christs aboard plus 10 Moses and several Helens of Troy. This is back in the days when everyone thought if they were in any way special they had to be really special. Greydie/ (-finished-) greydie@look.com