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10-08-2009, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Ariannel Paul, according to Dr. Newton, each soul has a "color" in the spirit world. Each color refers to the level of soul development. For example, red would be early stages of development, yellow/gold would be intermediate, and blue/indigo would be advanced.
According to Dr. Newton, all his patients report this scheme as the same. They would all describe the early development souls with reddish/orange colors and those who are more like the "masters" are a blue/purple like color.
What Danny is saying is that it's rather interesting that all his patients are consistant with this color schema. | How consistent?! And do many of them know this story, as you and Danny do?
Apparently I can take a test to determine my soul color: What is your soul's color?
Or these: Personality Quiz: What is your Soul color? whats your soul color - Quiz | Get More Quizzes at Quizilla
Please tell me the indigo color isn't related to the Indigo Children nonsense?
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10-08-2009, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by David I used to feel that way, but I have gradually got the feeling that theoretical physics has become massively speculative, and even the experiments are built on a foundation of sand. I mean, when I am told that the microwave background radiation shows tiny fluctuations from the time of the big bang, after they have subtracted off the effect of our galaxy - which is obviously distributed round us in a very non-uniform way - I do get a bit cynical!
I am also conscious that extrapolations back to 10^(-34) sec from the big bang, are utterly dependent on the current theories, which may in turn be wrong when extrapolated that far. | Yes, all possible. Is this an excuse to propose all manner of nonsensical crapola?
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10-08-2009, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos  Yes, all possible. Is this an excuse to propose all manner of nonsensical crapola?
~~ Paul | No this is a quite separate question on which we might well agree - I mean, unfortunately, it does seem to me that theoretical physics is a house of cards. If my hunch is right, and physics has to incorporate fundamental consciousness, the reformulation might affect all manner of things - particularly at extreme extrapolations, but even quite ordinary alternatives, such as MOND, could presumably crash the whole edifice.
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10-08-2009, 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos How consistent?! And do many of them know this story, as you and Danny do? | What do you mean "how consistent"? They are consistent. Meaning the same/similar. You can see for yourself. There is a whole chapter related to it if you're interested in reading about it.
I would suspect that no, they did not know about soul colors. These regressions were done before his books were published, obviously. Even if, by some small chance, some of them had heard of soul color before that doesn't explain how ALL of them do. I can see you're trying to make this silly. Those quizzes are irrelevant and for fun. Obviously, not to be taken seriously.  Quote: |
Please tell me the indigo color isn't related to the Indigo Children nonsense?
| Technically, no. The person who created the Indigo Child concept was someone who said their aura's looked indigo. Dr. Newton said soul color has nothing to do with aura's or anything like what people claim to see on earth.  |
10-08-2009, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Sorry, please, let's stop this line of discussion. You claim it's all consistent and then ask me how that could be. I don't know how consistent it is. | You mean the line of discussion where I refer to material you haven't read but like to argue against. Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Yes, just like in dreams. | I think professional hypnotist would agree that hypnosis isnt dreaming.
It can create a fantasy story if the subject is suggested to imagine one. Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Sure, except that part of the common knowledge in this life is the story of the afterlife. | The common stuff is rather limited. The light at the end of the tunnel. Feeling peace and love as you move towards the light. Meeting you relatives in the spirit realm.
Thats what most know about the afterlife + their own religious beliefs.
Most people, even with keen interest in the after life wouldnt know details like;
Where is the "guide" usually positioned in regards to the soul during the council meeting and what purpose does that serve. Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Perhaps there are no details about the god-realm because there are no details in any stories that subjects could have read before hypnosis. Is the god-realm part of the culture of the afterlife? | Theres no god-realm in our culture, as far as I know. Theres just "heaven" and thats where the souls and god reside. Dont you think it's a little odd that non of Newtons subjects never met god or even Jesus or Buddha? Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Because it's not part of the paradigm of the afterlife. Regardless of how consistent it is, the entire enterprise is based on a specific paradigm: I am regressing you to previous lives. That is the context. If that context does not include stories about the god-realm, then why should a subject go there? | You think everyone would have that same exact reasoning under a "dream like state", as you suspect it to be? Highly unlikely.
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10-08-2009, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Ariannel What do you mean "how consistent"? They are consistent. Meaning the same/similar. You can see for yourself. There is a whole chapter related to it if you're interested in reading about it.
I would suspect that no, they did not know about soul colors. These regressions were done before his books were published, obviously. Even if, by some small chance, some of them had heard of soul color before that doesn't explain how ALL of them do. | Is this chapter available online? Quote: |
I can see you're trying to make this silly. Those quizzes are irrelevant and for fun. Obviously, not to be taken seriously.
| Oh, I see. There's serious soul color and then there's silly soul color. Quote: |
Technically, no. The person who created the Indigo Child concept was someone who said their aura's looked indigo. Dr. Newton said soul color has nothing to do with aura's or anything like what people claim to see on earth.
| Thank Ed for just a little bit of rationality.
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10-08-2009, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny You mean the line of discussion where I refer to material you haven't read but like to argue against. | I've simply asked how consistent it is. Rather than telling me, you assign me some homework. I'll get to it as soon as I've shlogged through Weiss. Which Newton book should I buy? Quote:
Most people, even with keen interest in the after life wouldnt know details like;
Where is the "guide" usually positioned in regards to the soul during the council meeting and what purpose does that serve.
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Theres no god-realm in our culture, as far as I know. Theres just "heaven" and thats where the souls and god reside. Dont you think it's a little odd that non of Newtons subjects never met god or even Jesus or Buddha?
| Not if that's not part of the story. Is it part of the story? Is there any story where I'm supposed to meet god after I die? Quote: |
You think everyone would have that same exact reasoning under a "dream like state", as you suspect it to be? Highly unlikely.
| It depends where the hypnotist leads them. Does he lead them to the god-realm?
I don't understand where you going with this. Hardly anyone describes god. Why does that lend credence to the idea that people are really recalling past lives?
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10-08-2009, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul C. Anagnostopoulos Is this chapter available online? | Quote: |
Which Newton book should I buy?
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10-08-2009, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Most people, even with keen interest in the after life wouldnt know details like;
Where is the "guide" usually positioned in regards to the soul during the council meeting and what purpose does that serve. | Okay, so I downloaded the first pdf linked in majinrevan's post #367. I search for the word "council." It occurs nine times, not once in a quote from a subject. The words "council meeting" appear only once.
Then I searched for "guide." It occurs seven times in quotes from subjects and over 60 times in quotes from Newton.
Where's the consistency?
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10-08-2009, 05:10 PM
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Originally Posted by majinrevan Did you miss my post? | No, but I can't tell which book I should buy.
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