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Stephen_moore
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Posted on Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 04:53 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Good day to all

My first post on the forum since I have been back from visiting the SSSC. So what better way to post here than to talk a little bit about meeting Billy.

Firstly, Billy acts and talks like a human being, in respect, he does not portray himself as someone special or different to the rest of us.

I first meet Billy briefly after being at the SSSC for about a hour. He walked over to me with his hand out ready to shake my hand. He is a strong man and was looking in good health.

I meet Billy a few times at the SSSC and each time it was a calm and pleasant experience. Before meeting Billy I had many things going through my mind like how should I address him (not in a worshipping or Guru ways, Billy would of kicked me out of the SSSC ). I had some questions I would like to of asked Billy also. But when I saw him and meet him my mind went blank and my thoughts was not directed at asking Billy anything.

Being at the SSSC and around the FIGU members is a beautiful calm experience. Something I have not personally experienced before. I felt a inner peace and calm feeling while at the SSSC and also in the presence of Billy.

I have wrote a little article about some of my experiences at the SSSC and meeting Billy
http://www.ufofacts.co.cc/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=74&Itemid=100

Salome
Website addresses - www.ufofacts.co.cc - www.thecircleforhumanity.net
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Justsayno
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Posted on Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 08:09 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Hi Stephen, so glad to hear that Billy is in such good health :-)
Looking forward to reading your article.
Sheila
"How the hell would you know what my line looks like, it's imaginary." - my Dad, after being told by the police to walk a straight line.
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Getknowledge
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Posted on Thursday, May 27, 2010 - 12:17 pm:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Stephen, thanks for sharing your story. Who is Billy's "partner"?

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Tien this was discussed not too long ago. See my post http://forum.figu.org/us/messages/12/2013.html#POST50280

Robyn


(Message edited by indi on May 27, 2010)
Tien
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Mahigitam
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Posted on Friday, May 28, 2010 - 12:16 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

thank you verymuch stephen,

If you had shot any video of the SSSC or the areas around....posting it on 'youtube' would be wonderful..
The real does not die, the unreal never lived - Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
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Phenix
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Posted on Friday, May 28, 2010 - 07:22 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Peace in wisdom be with you,

I visited the Semjase-Silver-Star-Center this year, together with two fellow members of 'The Circle For Humanity' (CFH), Stephen Moore (you all know, here) and Nicolas (an experienced passive member from the FIGU German Forum, and his wife), for the very first time.
There, we also met three other fellow members of the CFH, namely Catherine, Bianca and Michael Horn.

Considering these circumstances, it was natural, that Stephen and me have been asking Nicolas questions about what to expect, how to behave and, of course!, whether we would see Billy.

We arrived at the Center, a bit after midday, Wednesday 19th May, the very first day of the mandatory for passive members annual three days of work at the SSSC, each of which starts at 10 am; thus, late - i shall later write a detailed account on this point and other parts of the whole experience, at the thread 'Misc. Discussions on The Mission', if appropriate.

As Stephen Moore faithfully reported, we met Billy shortly after arrival.
I personally met Billy three times: twice on that first day at the Center; once, the following day. And each time, i have had the opportunity to run a short conversation with him - you could imagine, how happy i was (am!) about my decision to learn German, when/as soon as i discovered FIGU!
Here, it must be mentioned, that - following our repeated questions - our experienced travelling-companion, Nicolas, only advised us to just remain ourselves, adding that it would also be good, if we could have some control over our thoughts, avoid euphory, once there and - provided it happens, for it is far from being granted! - specially in the presence of Billy.
Well, i have to say, that i needed no efforts at all to control my thoughts, when Billy appeared, walked towards us and talked with us: as far as i can recall, i had no thoughts at all; i was just there, filled with peace and with a kind of active calm, automatically recording the events happening around and outside of me.


Here, i shall only describe the two meetings of the first day. The account of the second meeting would be inserted in the upcoming abovementioned post at 'Misc. Discussions on The Mission'.

I was standing at the mean entrance (leading to the offices and the famous SSSC kitchen), discussing some issues related to the activities of the CFH with Bianca (Billy's son, Atlantis, a hard working, very 'approachable' and pleasant gentleman, was also sitting next to us, reading some documents/newspapers: it was lunchtime), having my back turned to the door of the office of Billy and Stephen - whose back was also half turned to Billy's office - sitting on the bench at my left, when something made me turn to face the direction of Billy's office.
And there was Billy, seen from the right profile, standing in front of the door of his office, at some two meters from us, holding a package and interacting with someone/some persons in a car.
I then nodded to Stephen (maybe also saying) to look behind and heard the calm, deep, clear and melodious sounding to me voice of Billy (from FIGU audio productions and other documentaries and interviews...).
The silence among us was deep.
After a while, Billy turned to go back to his office, we had eye contact and he happily smiled to us.
I then said "Guten Tag, Herr Meier!" ("Good Day, Mr. Meier!"), he answered back still smiling happily and - i have to say - to my greatest surprise and - i must confess this one too - delight, he walked towards our group, his arm reached out and we shook hand.
I introduced myself to him, by saying, "Adam.", Billy answered back, "Das weiß ich schon." ( "I already know that.") and went on to shake the hands of all of us.
Billy then cracked a joke with me, about my beard, moving closer to me and touching his own venerable beard, saying with a twinkle: "Your beard would some day turn as white as mine, if you stay in this weather!" and something more - i do have some white hair in my little beard.
(Due to the imperfection of my German - and this rather unusual occurence, let's face it! - i wasn't able to understand all the words of Billy (later on, Nicolas and his wife, who enjoy a strong command of German, helped me understand the joke itself, by confirming my understanding/interpretation of it) and i could only reply, "Sicher!" ("Sure/certainly!"))

As Stephen already reported, Billy is healthy and in great shape; he stands straight up, his paces are steady and quick and his handshake warm, firm and utterly strong!
This constatation filled me with a tremendous feeling of (neutral-positive! :-)) happiness and also of relief, specially taking into consideration all the news and the latest rumours surrounding Billy's state of health.

Billy went through the main entrance, as the same silence reigned again in our small group. We just remained there, looking at each other, happy and with some kind of disbelief.


A while later, Billy came out again and asked (as far as i understood, for Nicolas has left us in the meanwhile), whether we arrived in a car.
I confirmed that and, as he remained silent for a while, apparently formulating other questions, i told him, that i do not master German good enough to understand all he says/would be saying, and that Stephen (the other newcomer) doesn't speak German at all.
Billy smiled again and wished to know, which language does Stephen speak. Stephen made then a formal introduction of himself.
And off, Billy went.

Afterwards, as Billy didn't get back to his question pertaining to the car, i speculated with my friends, suggesting, that maybe Billy needed a lift to somewhere, to some meeting (to a Contact...:-)), but that a quick scan of our group made it clear, that none of us is suitable for this task - Nicolas, the 'official' driver within our group, who knows the local roads and the surroundings was away; his wife is a beginner; Stephen used to drive in England; i am not aware of the driving skills of Bianca and i don't drive at all!



My personal encounter with Billy revealed me a warm, friendly, calm, active, healthy gentleman - with a sharp feeling of humour!
His smile, the goodness in his limpid and focused eyes, his directness and simplicity in words, attitude and deeds struck me the most.
For me, Billy remains the author of 'Desiderata'; a good Human and a wonderful grandfather.


Salome,

Adam.
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Markcampbell
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Posted on Friday, May 28, 2010 - 10:28 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Hello Adam ;

It's always great to read or hear about first visits to the center . There is nothing like that first time . Thanks for your reflections .

Salome , Mark
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Tameralc
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Posted on Friday, May 28, 2010 - 10:56 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Thank you Adam for that uplifting and personal account of meeting Billy.
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Joe
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Posted on Friday, May 28, 2010 - 08:19 pm:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Adam, how did Billy already know you when you had introduced yourself?
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Phenix
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Posted on Saturday, May 29, 2010 - 07:45 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

... Thanks for your comments, Mark and Tameralc.

Joe: "how did Billy already know you when you had introduced yourself?"

Well, the answer to your inquiry could be quite simple:
- As mentioned above, i am a member of 'The Circle For Humanity' (or CFH: www.thecircleforhumanity.net), an action group of volunteers from this very forum, who came together to contribute to the promotion of awareness on the threatening worldwide overpopulation and to advocate an equally worldwide, ethical, democratic (applicable to each and all!) and scientific system of birth control - as a response to the call of Billy, 'Important Appeal', in the work 'A Crusade Against Overpopulation':
http://us.figu.org/portal/SocialIssues/ACrusadeAgainstOverpopulation/tabid/102/Default.aspx

"Dear readers,

Please copy and disseminate this booklet, A Crusade Against Overpopulation, as vigorously as you can, and do not forget to place your return address on the envelope." [...]

It is thus possible, that Billy heard/read about me.
- I became a FIGU passive member a couple of months ago and in so doing, i filled and submitted a formal application form, including a recent passport photo, conform the procedure.
Billy might have seen my application form on some desk at the FIGU offices - and quite recently.

One could also assume, that Billy Eduard Albert Meier, the Prophet of the New Age, he who wrote 'Genesis', 'OM', 'Kelch der Wahrheit'...; he who holds telepathic communications with Humans, other life forms/entities from other systems/universes; he who is able to access the storage bank... could easily "pull such a trick"...:-)



Now then.
I shall take advantage of this opportunity to briefly complete my report at this very thread.

Stephen Moore wrote extensively on the difficult circumstances (mostly due to the ash clouds) of his trip to Luxemburg, from where we headed together to the SSSC.
It shall be enough to indicate, that this was also the reason why we were late for the first day of work.
What is important here, is the reaction of the FIGU Core Group to our delay: no blame or 'admonition' followed.
We received a warm welcome (with food, coffee, tea...) and it was all about how to practically deal with the situation, id est, how to include us in the already running schedule.
That afternoon, Stephen and me joined fellow CFH members, Catherine and Bianca, and a couple of other female workers in the garden, before i left to give a hand to Atlantis and his team - i ultimately joined the crew of Christian Frehner, Jakobus and Erhard: cutting, transporting and stocking up logs.

If i were to give a qualificative description of the SSSC, the following would come to my mind: 'harmony'; 'cleanness'; 'order'; 'diversity'; 'functional tidiness' - beauty in simplicity and responsible freedom.


Third meeting with Billy, a pretty peculiar one.
During the lunch-break of the second day, i went to the same kind of 'patio' or veranda (where my first two meetings took place), together with Stephen, a couple of co-workers and a fellow countryman, a senior FIGU passive member, who just arrived at the Center - this time, Christian was sitting on the sofa, where Atlantis was the day before, reading some documents as well.
I was sitting on the bench, going through the local news with that countryman, in Dutch, when Billy appeared, smiling, coming from the direction of his office.
I then automatically stood up, out of personal respect for him and probably also due to a cultural predisposition, for i am from a traditional society - Niger, a french speaking country in the Sahara desert, north-west of Africa - where one stands up in the presence of elders, one's parents, teachers of someone one particularly respects.
But the very second i stood up, i 'remembered' the rejection of FIGU and Billy of worship/'cult of personality' in any shape or form.
This awareness and the feeling that i have unnecessarily committed a gross mistake, confused me profoundly and i took part to the rest of the events, as if in a state of dream.
It happened as follows:
As Billy reached us, i extended my hand to shake his (my position was such, that i was the first one on the path of Billy), whereas he intended to shake hand with my fellow countryman, sitting a bit further, a person with whom Billy apparently has some matters to talk about - and as mentioned above, he arrived at the Center not so longer ago.
Billy changed then his intention, turned himself and his hand (which he has already extended to greet my countryman) towards me and shook my hand, with a smile full of understanding, before turning again to shake that of my countryman, as was his first intention.
In my confused state, i did remember holding the hand of Billy a bit longer than usual, while asking him in a pronunciation and with a voice, which me myself wouldn't understand, "Wie geht es Ihnen?" ("How are You?").
Billy managed somehow to understand the rather inaudible sound i produced and kindly replied, "Gut, gut!" or "Schön, schön!" ("Good, good!").
I went on saying, "Schön das zu hören." ("good to hear that."), as i sat down, recovering a bit of my composure...
Billy spoke for a minute or so with my countryman, then left, smiling and waving to us.
So was it.



The General Meeting of Passive Members
The first thing, which struck me here was our sheer number!
It felt great to see so many like-minded humans at the same time at the same place!
The Meeting itself was interesting, informative, diversified and it all went smoothly.
I have to add though, that those who would be seeking sensations and the like at that venue would be pretty disappointed, to say the least...
It was all business, all down to Earth: the state of our own and global affairs; how to improve things - beginning with ourselves: self responsibility again! - ; the hard work of spiritual evolution; education...
I would bet, that a third person, who by some accident would attend the meeting and lightly follow the different topics, would hardly see any difference between our agenda and procedures and those of any given, serious non-profit organization with international dimension, let alone suspect any connection with Aliens and their beamships!
In fact, the only mention of the Plejaren and of their beamships took place only once and, moreover, indirectly: in a fragment of the documentary of Michael Horn, "The Silent Revolution Of Truth", where Billy, briefly, showed and commented on some pictures of beamships hanging on the walls of the corridor of the SSSC, while passing by.

Work, rational work, is the reality.


Looking forward to the upcoming meetings.

Salome,

Adam.
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Marcela
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Posted on Saturday, May 29, 2010 - 12:44 pm:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Adam:

Thank you for telling us a detailed account of your visit. It is always nice to see members taking some time to tell us such a nice story that you will treasure for the rest of your life, and many more for sure. I read posts like this before, but yours definitely tells the whole experience and I enjoyed reading it as well as I enjoyed reading Stephen’s.

Salome
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Edward
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Posted on Sunday, May 30, 2010 - 02:25 am:   Edit Post Print Post    Move Post (Moderator/Admin Only)

Hi Stephen and Adam.....


Thank you both for sharing your experiences at the center.


Edward.
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Trueprophet
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Sorry for using TrueProphet as my username here, but I had this username on my You Tube channel long before I found the real truth. I have changed my You Tube username to (The Treasure Guard). I tried to use that new name here, but Registration allows only one username per email address. So it seems/appears that I need help to correct this mistake. Hi Billy can I here your comments/knowledge/wisdom on this issue?

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Billy doesn't read the forum.
Re changing your username. You will have to cancel your current registration and then reapply. A hint: simple user names make people's replies to you and your posts a lot easier. A name of some kind might be preferable to a 'title'.

Robyn


(Message edited by indi on August 10, 2010)
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Augustov
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Here in North America there is....SNIP......


Dear Augustov, your post has been edited as it has absolutely nothing to do with the thread you placed it in. Please repost in an appropriate section.

Robyn
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(Message edited by indi on May 08, 2011)
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Marcela
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Hi everyone:

I came back from the center two weeks ago. I had desired to go to the SSSC for a long time and after a few obstacles, I made my way to Switzerland. I just wanted to visit the place where the center of the mission is, but I also wanted to meet Billy Meier. I heard here and there that you could work at the center, go to the annual Passive Member’s meeting and talk to the core members. So last year I became a Passive Member and this year I went to work at the Semjase-Silver –Star-Center.

Within the first minutes of my arrival, I heard that Billy was outside my hotel with the core members putting away the new Talmud Jmmanuel in a storage room they have rented. So I and my group of fellow members rushed to help the core group. I saw Billy and heard his voice and indeed, it was him. To be honest it was such a shock that I felt very nervous and didn’t know what to do or say, but followed the group and sat in front of them, watching how they carried the hundreds of books. I couldn’t help because I had broken my left arm and I preferred to observe instead of trying to do something I couldn’t do. When they finished storing the books, they left back to the center, and we stayed in the area to have dinner with a core group member.

The next day we woke up early and went to the center for our first day of work. The center is located behind the town of Schmidrueti, which has three buildings. A few feet into the woods is the driveway of the center. It was incredible to be there, to think that I finally was there. I just followed everybody through the corridor into the kitchen where I met the only passive member lady from Canada, who was going to guide me that day, for she is an expert working there. I also met the core ladies, who were welcoming and gave me a warm feeling of comfort and friendliness.

We went to work in the garden and the weather was perfect, after a couple of hours, we went back to the kitchen to have lunch. Everybody was at the kitchen now. Boys from Austria were having lunch, and core members too. I stood up to get me a glass from the cabinet, which is located next to the entrance. That instance, Billy opened the door and came to say hello to me and the others. I greeted him like he was just another member, but inside I was very happy I was finally able to meet him in person. He really gives a very strong hand-shake.

There is a lot to tell, but I have to stop here because I really want to give you the whole picture of what it is to be at the SSSC and give a few advices if you plan to go there. I also wanted to say that I will be reading the new TJ and want to share the new corrections with the forum.

Salome!
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Markcampbell
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Thanks for sharing that impression with us , Marcela . The first time is absolutely unforgettable , but every time you go there it's different with new lessons unfolding . I look forward to learning about the new TJ corrections.

Salome , Mark
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Kingman
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Yea! Marcela!

Having you as a part of our little group made my visit to the SSSC so much more meaningful. Your personality was a lot different than what I had originally imagined. I was thinking you were such a serious person by your postings that I was going to have to watch my vocabulary and keep my clown character in check. It was once I realized English wasn't your native language that I saw my characterization of you as being way off. Meaning, when I read posts from you, you were just being cautious with your grammar to not be misunderstood.

Now I know you to be an untiring student of the knowledge/teachings and a very fun person to hang out with, even when it took you a second or two to realize when I was joking.

Every account I hear of from someone who visited the same time we did brings me back to the pleasantness of the SSSC. I understand now why some of the ET visitors would like to walk the property at night for the neutral/positivity it now resonates with.

Seeing Billy right outside our hotel practically the second we arrived was phenomenal now that I think back. Of course, you, Nicholas, and Stephen, had a difficult time believing me when I said aloud, " Hey look! there's Billy now!", after all my silly jokes when first meeting me. One couldn't ask for more if seeing Billy was an important part on ones trip to Switzerland, as it was to me. To know Billy was as real as you and I, cleared a large area in my thoughts that says I must always maintain a level of doubt in anything I hadn't experienced myself. All the members of the core group of 49 that I eventually met, turned out to be as real as anyone.

The level of my ability to comprehend the spiritual teachings has now opened up because I can release that area of my mind that maintains my necessary doubt and use it for clarifying now. While this may not be what each one of us needs to do(visit the SSSC), it worked for me. Woo-Hoo!

I hope you and your family are well my friend!

Salome,

Shawn Bineau
a friend in america
Shawn
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Eddieamartin
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Shawn
(#869)

That post of yours is resonating with spirituality. It is uplifting and inspiring. It is filled with evidence; as I've learned thus far in my little studies. Thank you so much for sharing this aspect of, and from, your experience there.

Salome,
Eddie
[7:-)
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Kingman
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Your welcome Eddie.

It was nice meeting you at Michael Horns old apartment during the Salome Peace Meditation some months back. While Michael has moved on to another great adventure in helping this mission along, we can still get a chance to meet again at Zhila's when she is able to host the meditation again.

Michael and I would joke to each other how much we loved going to Zhila's, as she, and Shawn her husband, would always have the best refreshments(i.e. smorgasborg!) of wonderful goodies being the most gracious hosts that they could be at the moment.

Caring in the way one knows how to care is all anyone can ask for in our world today, as long as they are caring.
a friend in america
Shawn
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Marcela
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Dear Shawn:

Thank you for the compliments, I would have never thought you had that impression of me so I am glad I was funny because I like to joke a lot too :-) When the group picked me up from the airport and we started talking in the car I knew I was surrounded by good persons who really care about this planet, our future and the mission. I admire how you handled yourself in spite of the airport confusions and you kept yourself in a positive and calm manner. I admire that from you and that is a virtue some of us don’t have. When you said Billy was across the street I seriously was hoping it was a joke because I was not prepared at all; however, the next day I went to the center very relaxed because I felt that Billy and the core group are real normal persons like you and me and they are very down to earth and happy. They were smiling, making jokes, just cheerful…

Dear Mark:

How many times have you been to the center? I thought this was going to be my only time, but after the experience I really want to go back. Later I will write about the learning part, which was the most important! About the new TJ I can say that it has a lot of corrections. Especially in the language…meaning the word choice. I don’t know how much the context has changed, but I can tell you now that there is no cross mentioned anymore. Because Jmmanuel was not crucified, but nailed to a pole which had a Y form. I think this was mentioned before. This information was given to Billy through the Arahat Athersata spirit form.

Salome my friends!
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Eddieamartin
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Hello Marcela,
(#228)

Just wanted to drop you a note. Thank you for sharing your visit to the SSSC. Please share any advise for those of us who plan to go ourselves. Thnx! :o)

I am especially interested in the Talmud Jmmanuel corrections you spoke of in your post. Thank you for going through the trouble for us! ...good to know you too have a great sense of humor. I'm looking forward to your post regarding more of your overall time there...and thank you for sharing.

Salome friend,
Eddie
[7:-)
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Markcampbell
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Dear Marcela ;

I have been there for five visits from 2000 to 2006 , all during the PM meeting. The next visit you have will be great also , even better .
The TJ seems to be more clarifying this time , which would mean even more of a jump from the old NT and it's terminology , so the Y shaped pole is good imagery for that purpose.

Salome , Mark
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Ramirez
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Actually Mark it's not that great an idea to reveal the cross thing because it was a sure fire way to catch out all the deceitful frauds, mediums, past life viewers and other assorted fakers who claimed to see visions of JC and the holy ones who down the centuries never stopped supporting and circulating their version of the big deception.

All those easter processions and mock crucifixions ..... what a sham ... and now somebody let's out it's been a huge lie :-)

Ah well it had to come someday.
Cheers.
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Marcela
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After the morning work, we all go to the kitchen to have lunch. Lunch is free and consists in bread, cheese, sausage, vegetables, fruit, drinks, coffee and tea. If you camp at the center you can also have breakfast.

There are several towns in the area were you can buy extra food, but please do share with the rest. I ate plenty and you can eat as much as you want. The women’s work was easy and relaxing. We cleaned the garden and cover strawberries; it was more a therapy than work.

The men were suffering…it was hard work let me tell you, I felt their pain. It is nice to be a woman in this lifetime ;) I did everything with my right hand and I didn’t even need my left hand, which made me incredibly happy because I was doing the same work as the rest of the members. After work we went to have dinner and we had pasta. It was one of the best pastas I had and they gave us each a huge amount of delicious pasta. My Canadian coworker left outside with her dish and told me to follow her.
I followed her all the way in front of Billy’s house, when I realized that the only seat left was…next to Billy!! So I had no option but to sit close to him :-) I started eating my meal and tried really hard to put my mind in a neutral state, not euphoric or uncomfortable, it was difficult. Let me tell you that if I could turn back time I would probably have thought of the universe and nature, so right there I realized that I was seeing Billy a little bit in a higher position and I know he doesn’t like it. That night I decided to change my wrong thinking.

After dinner we had dessert and went for a walk. We saw the many “birdie-birds” peacocks, very beautiful, but super loud. We went back to the hotel and the next day we worked in the parking area.

Thursday the Japanese group arrived and interviewed Billy for a long time. The Japanese group was so nice, we connected instantly. That night we had dinner with the core members, very fun, good food and beer. Friday: the storm came, we worked the same. I like the rain, but it was getting cold and I had to go and change clothing. Bring appropriate clothing. Then we had dinner with Figu Japan and they brought Sake…very tasty…Saturday was the PM meeting and Figu groups from around the world gave speeches all in German because now the directive is that all material and presentations have to be in German because the Plejaren decided this for Figu Switzerland, so if you go next year, start learning German now. It could be boring if you don’t understand because it is all day. The core group made a beautiful presentation with videos and Billy’s words, very spiritual if you know what I mean.

After the BBQ I told a friend of mine that I wanted to have a neutral thinking and be more stable so he introduced me to a core member who offered me with some advice. The only detail was that she only spoke German. I know German but I had to try and I told her a little bit about my feelings. She told me the following:

Here on earth we always think in terms of positive or negative. We get angry, irritated, we hate, we disrespect, etc…or on the other hand, we cry for forgiveness or feel extremely guilty or desired good too much like when we go to church and pray for world peace and better things for us. This is the problem with religion, it’s sometimes too positive and the only result is a negative behavior because our conscience is out of balance. So bad or good, we swing between these two poles, when what we should be doing is to just simply see the fact.

Nothing in the world is either bad or good, it is just so and accepting reality is what bring us to balance. We can analyze an act by judging it by its fruits: respectable, successful, beneficial or stupid, barbaric, but we have to leave the emotions out. This was really hard to understand, but I manage to grasp the main idea and I still have to email the member for further explanation.

Basically we have to stop judging everything with emotions but with clarity and truth. The same goes for us, we have to stop judging ourselves, getting too emotional about our acts and feelings of guilt. We have to accept ourselves the way we are. Hopefully I am making some sense. I never thought that religion could be positive and that regards the consequences are total unbalance. I immediately started to feel liberated, but I still have to work on this very much.

Sunday nobody works and I bought a lot of books. I found Billy in front of his house and he greeted me very kindly. I saw him a couple of times going here and there. I gave my farewells to everybody and Tuesday we went to tour Zurich. Beautiful city, but the visit to the center was the most meaningful trip I had done in my life,

I am very thankful for the opportunity, that nobody but me made possible.

My advice to the visitors is to be responsible. It is expensive but have a financial plan to afford your visit. If you can fly with Swiss Air. When you become a Figu member, they will send you the hotels in the area. Of course you can camp at the center.

When I was at the center, material things stopped having a meaning. Every desire for acquiring things disappears. I don’t know if this happens to visitors but it happen to me, now I am trying to preserve.

Sorry for the long post but it could have been longer.

Salome to all!

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