In several threads people have talked about how they are not sure about whether Lazaris is real because it/she/he/they appear to perform "superhuman" feats.

One that's been mentioned is that Lazaris/Jach can talk at length in a coherent, organized manner, apparently with no notes or script. That really bugs me because people seem to forget that up until just 5000 years ago, all information was transmitted orally--all myths, religion, technology, history--everything. Up until 500 years ago, most information was still transmitted orally. It was a big controversy when universities started using written materials and students were allowed to take notes, because it was thought that it would make people "lazy." Oration and rhetoric were considered essential to a classic liberal education.

The entire Hebrew bible was originally composted and transmitted orally, and was only written down much later. The Odessey and the Illiad, also, along with the epic of Gillagamesh and many other bodies of literature.

And there are plenty of contemporary examples of great orators who can speak extemporaniously. You can probably find some in your own town at one or more of your local churches. They might even be more inspiring, entertaining, and enlightening than Lazaris.

It really bothers me that people discount the ablilties of regular old mortal humans so much.

And it's no big deal to look at people with your eyes closed either. Anybody with acting training can tell you how to do it. I tried it myself with a mirror and was pretty convincing with only a few minutes practice.

Yours,
Melinda

I used to feel mystified (and intimidated) by cryptic legal documents, until I had on-the- job paralegal training, and had to reorganize the form files. There is a form for every legal situation, which attorneys fill in with the appropriate legalese. J/L does the same thing with only a few forms (his own design). He fills in the blanks with IMO synthesized pilfered material and, to a greater extent his own fabrications, then splatters all of it with his own cult jargon.

Also, think of those people on home shopping networks who can spend what seems like an eternity promoting and discussing minutia about a perfectly ordinary cubic zirconium ring. Or TV sports pundits who have bottomless pits of trivia to relate about an endless list of sports figures. We recognize that these folks have a talent for gab. J/L has a genius for the gab he generates, but because it is woo woo spirituality, it falls in the realm of awe. (But wait a minute, why so much doodling in my [disposed of] notebooks?)

No one can check up on the content because the Orb has the last word on everything. The ultimate cosmic expert doesn't have to refute the criticism of peers because there are none. "Just you, just us" and you better listen up if you want to go HOOHME, homey.

Most people arrive at seminars with an expectant emotional and mental "set." The great majority of attendees are pre-invested in the Orb, having already given their trust and even love to him. They have made careful travel plans (possibly getting time off from work), paid out a substantial sum for the whole trip, and are expecting SOMETHING to happen while in the presence of the great Orb. And they anticipate that a significant change will be set in motion because of their attendance. Everybody is open for something powerful, wonderful, insightful, MAGEECAL to take place. In fact they are expecting it. And by golly something does happen -- at least once in a while. "Just you, just us."

But imagine if you went to work, or a restaurant or the mall with all that preparation, anticipation and expectation, pre-investment, openess -- AND practically everyone else was in the same state of mind ..... and you all meditated....

A perspiring, goofy grinned spook in human drag, having a bit of genius for presentation of unverifiable material in a tired and true format. An audience bringing a whole lot of trust, credulity and invested expectation. An intimate moment in a submissive position, the gift of a personal polished pebble. "Just you, just us. "

Oh, I've been meaning to ask, how was "The Most Significant Decade Ever, Past Present and Future" for ya?

Sure I thought of YK2.



Jade