Yes, it’s entirely possible. I’m working on it now, and it’s working well. You’re up against a small or large army of opponents — you place them where you want them, and select the easy, medium or hellspawn variety of guards for yourself and the opposite team. You then start the game and let ‘er rip. More about this when I have more time to dissert on subject.
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Back in 1967, I opened a bookstore on the Other End of Sunset right in the Heart of Hollywood. It was unusual for its day; I offered rare hardcover books on metaphysics and the occult at a time when there were no paperbacks, none. Most of the books were in French, German or Other, such as Notre Vie Avec Gurdjieff, a rare book indeed in those days, often bringing upwards of $450 for a dog-eared copy. Gurdjieff’s first edition of All & Everything was running around $950 at that time. Manley Palmer Hall’s Secret Teachings in the leatherbound first edition were going at $3500 if you could even find a copy.
Yeah, there are so-called “secrets” of the afterlife, just as there are about painting, sculpture and window-cleaning, the real kind of window cleaning, not washing & wiping, and this is one of them: look carefully at this scene…it’s just as it will present to you. Do you see anything unusual? Anything of which you should take note? There are two doors in sight, between which is a small Will-Call window. Just below the window is a switch; throw it and both doors will open.
You come into WarfTown from the Southeast, in the water. You can make your way toward the piers and boardwalk; it’s very easy to navigate, because all else around you is dark, but WarfTown is brilliantly lighted and active.
A crystal radio is the most basic radio you can build. Stranded aliens who crash-landed on Earth did it all the time.
Most radios use electronics to make the sound louder. A crystal radio detects teh radio wave and can create an analog of the signal expressed as sound within the human range of hearing.
Radio waves are an invisible ocean of electro-magnetism.
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Here’s a fun way to earn Work Merit, aka “Baraka” or “Grace“. Hard work, but really rewarding, to use music to create a more or less circular angelic convocation, a landing pad for XTs. Circles are best, hence the advantage of busking or in-the-round theatres. It’s bone-simple to create a Sacred Space — the MoveAct Code gives you all the Keys! Of course, a Good Heart and Fervent Prayers for the Benefit of ALL Beings Everywhere helps a lot. The word “ALL” is the operant word, for those who are paying attention. Oh, I should mention, attention is a kind of money in the Real World. Prayer is a way of spending it.
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Richard Dawson, Phillip Grant, EJ Gold, Ron Matthies on Tempo TV show, circa 1969, presenting their views about the Great California Earthquake and other current issues.
Back in the 1960s, many artists were staging “Happenings”, art events of various kinds, which today might be classified under the category “performance art”, but it went way beyond that into socio-anthro issues, such as the fear that California was about to sink into the Pacific Ocean, as predicted by a local psychic. The Fellowship “unpredicted” the earthquake and said “The Big One is not scheduled for a while yet … we’ll let you know.” The story generated millions of words in print and hundreds of media hours.
Acting is a great teacher; you can learn what you’re putting out, projecting outward, to others. It’s rare that someone knows exactly what it feels like to smile just exactly that way. EJ Gold, left, directs troupe.
No strings attached; these are six-foot tall “Bunraku” puppets, each with its own set of three humanoid operators. It’s a back-breaking, gut-wrenching experience to haul a six foot 100 pound creature around, but rewarding beyond belief — it’s like learning to operate your own body from outside.
