reply to post by Reflections
Someone named "Drunvalo Melchizedek" claims to be a spokesman for the ancient Maya? One would expect him to have a Mayan name, then, rather than
calling himself after an ancient Canaanite priest...
Frankly, I think he's mixing and matching cultures and religions, and making a lot of it up as he goes along.
Edit: after having read the piece, whoever wrote it seem to have no concept of magnetism or dimensions at all. Frankly, I wouldn't want any part of
what he describes. Leave me in my 4 dimensional reality, and keep the mix-and-match dimensional blendings.
I'm perplexed by his concepts of "natural" and "synthetic", and am curious as to why he thinks dressed stone is more "natural" than dressed
wood, or even steel and concrete for that matter. ALL these things derive from the Earth, and nary a one of them had it's origin elsewhere.
My clothes will disappear because they are synthetic? Does that include cotton, leather, and wool I grew and processed myself, or does it only mean
store-bought cotton, leather, and wool? If so, what makes the sore bought stuff any less "natural" than my homespun stuff?
Naw, I think this guy is out in left field, and would swear that he made this fantasy up just to sell a book, from his name, to his "Mayan"
association, all the way through his magnetic field, clothes and building disappearing, dimension hopping fantasy.
[edit on 2010/8/29 by nenothtu]