Paul - 11/18/00 12:28:45
My Email:paul.c.hill@eds.com
Favorite Planet: earth
Favorite Book: the sirius mystery
Golf Handicap: very
: godfather
: discovery

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Life is given by waves - sound waves light waves - light and life travel from distant stars and our own sun. The life force is simply the accumulation of knowledge and energy. It is possible to tune in to the life force for it is all around you.but it is very difficult. Time and distance do not exist as we know it. As we as people 'develop' and try to explain things in a scientific way our brains become less receptive to the life force, which can be simply explained as concience or God, and this brings diversity and new experience.Everyone has a guide which most people call your concience, and many people refer to as God. The people who choose not/or cannot listen to their concience are generally the people who react to situations instead of people who interact with situations.Everyone thinks bad things, but most people listen to their guide/conscience and0do not act upon it - you probabaly think this is down to character - but what makes character - life force/experience that you have stored/learned from others around you.Where does this ultimatley come from - the Sun, where does the sun come from...the stars, work it backwards. This concept is very difficult to interprete and to grasp. The life force I talk about comes from other stars, and our ancients knew how to recieve some of the knowledge sent in light format - and more importantly they learned how to store it.How else do you think they managed to achieve the marvels of the ancient world. Stars bring us life and knowledge. Its a transmission thing - and we are just not clever enough yet to understand it. It can tell us the future - but not in the way we know it. There are also opposing forces but I find this concept difficult to understand myself, so won't try to explain, but suffice to say yin and yang. You might think I'm a loon, but I can occaisionally tune in and 'I know things' that I find very difficult to explain. I could be completely wrong - and would love someone to give me a better explanation for the things that happen in my head but until then I'll trust myself. Good luck - although you won't need it if you listen to yourself. Loon

Walter - 10/05/00 23:42:07
My Email:wispr2m@yahoo.com
Favorite Planet: Earth
Favorite Book: Autobiography of a Yogi
Golf Handicap: 23
: Groundhog Day
: none

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Friend--Delightful perspective. Just as you have related precession to Christian mystic teachings so too have some related it to the Yugas, an Eastern theory an long cycles which effect the rise and fall of civilization. I view Draco, the dragon as repres nting the serpent which is symbolic of the kundalini (spinal energy/life force) in all of us. It is said that in the higher ages mankind learns to control his creative energies in the spine and use the power for enlightenment. (Christ said "these things t at I do ye shall do also and greater things". Is it not our duty to follow Christ as he commanded and live as he lived and do the things that he did- as best as posibble?) Anyway, the woman overcoming the dragon seems to me to depict an age when man fell rom the higher ages and began to misuse the creative energy (sex drive or serpent in the story of Adam and Eve) and hence run it down the spine (the seven candles) and thus we are in our current (no pun intended) quagmire. Could speak volumes on the subje t but just wanted to say I appreciate your thinking-- keep it up! PS- working on that golf game!

Shaini! - 05/24/00 18:41:36
My Email:DefPonyOne@aol.com

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Heya Rick! I lost you but I found you again :) Remember moi? I hope you check your guest book alot..if so write me when you see this....btw, you have a great page.

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Alexander Volenski - 02/11/00 02:11:15
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~ghostlysince
My Email:ghostlysince@usa.net

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Your page is quite nice, lots of information, but I wonder--have you ever considered a different theory than one presented? If your interested, email me and perhaps I can share something which few are aware of. Alexander.

Nan Dodge - 02/07/00 06:09:34
My Email:mtdodge@sierra.net
Favorite Planet: Saturn
Favorite Book: A Distant Mirror,B. Tuchman;Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton, E. Rice
: My Fair Lady
: C N N Headline News

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Great work I'll be back.

Robert Reid - 12/03/99 23:52:44
My URL:http://sunrisevr.com
My Email:sunrisevr@aol.com
Favorite Planet: Europa (Moon)
Favorite Book: Great Gatsby
: Any James Bond
: The Simpsons

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I really loved your site, especially the Mid-Atlantic Ridge Symposium!!! VERY well researched. I am writing from a virtual reality company. We are building educational software in virtual reality and were wondering if you could tell us were you found the 3-D image of the Atlantic seaflor.

Barry White - 05/25/99 23:48:51
My Email:midnight.oil@bigfoot.com
Favorite Planet: earth
Favorite Book: Bible

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Rick Very interesting. A friend of mine authored a book called "Sting of the Scoprpion" which reveals that the original signs of the zodiac actually taught the plan of redemption and not pagan nonsense. He has just completed a video showing the same. Question. when will the Pole Star appear directly under the feet of Cepheus? Regards Barry

john eckhart - 04/14/99 14:36:18
My Email:jweckhart@worldnet.att.net

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rick, just wanted to visit. nice site! i will return later to review novels. ...johnE

Barbara Mead - 05/21/98 03:30:04
My Email:UMME.NY-NE@Juno.com
Favorite Planet: Good Old Earth
Favorite Book: Gone With The Wind
Golf Handicap: Don't play
: Unsinkable Molly Brown
: The Practice

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Interesting web page. Great color and graphics.

Rick Dozier - 05/14/98 19:57:58
My Email:DOZIERS@AOL.COM
Favorite Planet: EARTH

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Don Schultze - 03/03/98 03:33:01
My Email:kevinpjames@juno.com

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Hi Rick, The e-mail address is Ginny and Kevins. Your Web page comes up real good on their Pentium 233. Don

Sandy - 02/22/98 02:40:51
My Email:sandycon@zephyrnet.com

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Cool Site! Our mutual friend from ICQ suggested I check it out. Will be back when I have more time to check the many links. Sandy

Don Schultze - 02/18/98 17:57:05
My Email:dons@dataflowsys.com
Favorite Planet: MARS
Favorite Book: A Short History of Relativity, by Hawking

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Hi Rick, Great site. I'll be spending a lot of time looking at it and recommending it to friends and family. Best to all. Don

Isaac Wasileski - 02/08/98 09:51:24
My Email:lpawlowski@metronet.de
Favorite Planet: MARS!!!
Favorite Book: Red Mars (Series)

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Mars is the first step for interplanetary colonization, so let's GET A MOVE ON!!!!