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Brian Wilson, in a recent interview, said he hears voices in his head ... specifically ... *goblins*. Telling him they're going to kill him. Auditory hallucinations? Or another example of these entities from another dimension we read about in Jeff's blog?<br><br>A treatable symptom of mental illness, or an opening into the world of "UFOs" and "alien apparitions"? <p></p><i></i>

...Or another possibility: implants. This kind of attack is easily disguised as mental illness.<br><br>This would be Beach Boy Brian? --MaryK <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p216.ezboard.com/brigorousintuition.showUserPublicProfile?gid=marykmusic>marykmusic</A> at: 10/24/05 11:02 am<br></i>

or possession, caused by drink/drug abuse, unhealthy sex, cleaves in your etheric body, injuries, ritual gone wrong or right, trance medium abuses etc. <p></p><i></i>

<!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1568582978/qid=1130170863/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/102-5245190-0976120?v=glance&s=books&n=507846">www.amazon.com/exec/obido...s&n=507846</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--><br><br>the experience of hearing voices ~ 100+ years ago <p></p><i></i>

Outstanding, glubglubglub.<br><br>Thank god there is a place, here, where the Air Loom isn't automatically dismissed as a delusion. Might have been a pure delusion, but there are alternatives that few besides RI'ers would ponder. <p></p><i></i>

blog "Bouphonia" on Lashaun Harris, GWB and voices:<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://bouphonia.blogspot.com/2005/10/hearing-voices.html">bouphonia.blogspot.com/20...oices.html</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> <p></p><i></i>

Yes, this is the Beach Boy. He did a lot of drugs, and he may have a mental illness independant of the drug abuse, and he was (mis)treated for this illness, for years, with so-called prescription drugs which worsened his condition. He's on specific medication to silence the voices in his head.<br><br>What I was thinking was the obvious (now) connection with the accounts elsewhere on this site of meetings with malign "aliens" (or whatever we want to call them - Wilson calls them "goblins" and that seems absolutely truthful to me).<br><br>I would suggest that Wilson, and the many others like him, aren't suffering from mental illness at all, but acting as receivers for these beings. Like they're only tuning in to the audio frequency. I was trying to open up the whole issue of "madness". Instead of treating these people, what would happen if we believed them? If we believed that what they were hearing in their heads was actually "broadcast" from somewhere else, and that these broadcasts were absolutely real, in the sense that they are not originated in the mind of the afflicted?<br><br>Of course, historically, mad people were thought of being possessed by demons. Attempts to drive out the demons could result in the violent death of the afflicted. Now we just call it "illness", which is as comfortable a way of sweeping the issue under the carpet as any. <p></p><i></i>

Osculum's right, but also implants and alter-personas. The suffering from trying to fight it alone, or with bad therapy,etc. deserves our highest respect, and most sincere compassion. the y don't deserve to go it alone, even if they could. <p></p><i></i>

Voice-to-skull technology has been around for decades. It is<br>sometimes used to harass innocent people in an attempt to drive them crazy. Thousands of people all over the world are subjected to this nightmare in secret mind-control experiments conducted by government agencies. For more information:<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.raven1.net/ewmcmscr11.htm">www.raven1.net/ewmcmscr11.htm</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> <p></p><i></i>

could be just about anything. Implants/microwave bombarment, skeleton resonance broadcasting,"aliens", shell programming resulting from trauma/abuse/misaligned ritual, adoricism/possession(voudou) gone a mishap, qlippothic disintegration, schizophrenia, etc.<br><br>I'd probably bet on chronic manic depression coupled with LSD overdose induced schziophrenia (I'd have to see MRIs). <br><br>But it could be "etheric parasites" or something exotic like that. <p></p><i></i>

And more importantly when they meet people who can see them manifesting right in front of your eyes. I work with people who are diagnosed was paranoid schizophrenia, multiple personality disorders etc. Most are diagnosed and offered the same drugs that fill prozac, viagra etc, namely flouride, which numbs the brain.<br><br>When you see these manifestations, the have a curiosity about you, like they are seen for the first time, you can communicate with them in the subtle realms, view there lives through the face and eyes of the victim. <br><br>We you believe them them, they are empowered to fight back with new knowledge, when you can show them the entities and they take many forms, even so called alien entities, goblins, snakes whatever.<br><br>Those who believe they see past lives and in actual fact dealing with possesion. Some however, are without a doubt being beamed by frequencies controlling aspects of their lives, some are implanted and most children are being controlled by the fake cell phone towers, read microwaves. <p></p><i></i>

uh ... okay ... present your evidence. <p></p><i></i>

It is possible. But I think youd need a cellular phone in your possession as well, to serve as receiver, or is the receiver in a form of "plant" ?<br>I'd go for "voice to skull" technology. <br>People I trust as sane claim that they communicate with aliens and also they claim to be able to recognize humans who are in fact non humans (they's use "lizards" as well, but only as metaphore to an emotionless, and also because this was the metaphore used in movies). Never saw one,but I had a dream which seemed more vivid then just a dream of one of those "abduction/experiments" stuff, years ago. I decided to ignore it cause it was too scary).<br>Pragmatically, I'd focus on "voice to skull" technology, because the ability is there, and lots of indication to these things being already used, even operationally to some extent by the military of the USA.<br>I had a client, who was the son of a USSR defector, who lived in the USA, in fact in DC, worked for IBM, he is a computer engineer, and claims that he was subjected to this technology and he explained to me in details what kind of "suggestions" he was bombarded with. Its not precisely just noises/words, its more complex, and works on imagery and symbolic language as well. He immigrated to ISrael, as a Jew, but then weirdly enough our immigration authorities started abusing him in terms of not giving him citizenship, and then he claimed that he experienced the same shit here. Last I heard, he was released from long bad hospitalization here, and is much more paranoid now. I believe him. But legally, the only thing I was able to do for him is get him his citizenship and these kind of things, where I have "meat". And then later, he insisted on writing about his epxeriences to the police here, and demand investigation...:-)). Tha's a sure way to get one into the worst psychiatric hospital where they actually torture peopl;e, with the law's sanction. <br>He said that the main goal of the programming was to make him hate black people, and that he cannot overcome it, and has aversion to black people (which he keeps writing in each letter he sends and apologyzing for it). So he showed me the references for the technical articles on the voice technology and it seems solid enough to me.<br> <p></p><i></i>

Most "cell" towers don't have anything to do with cellphones, anyway... and in order to prove that, I'd have to be a technician at least, or at best a scientist with impeccable credentials. If all those towers were for cellphones, don't you think the reception would be absolutely fabulous?<br><br>It isn't only children that are affected by these. Birds seldom land on them, people in neighborhoods with lots of towers have a high rate of formerly rare disease conditions. <br><br>Remember the proliferation of road rage incidents a few years back? Not coincidentally, these were in areas with new "cellphone" towers, every time. It was an experiment that succeeded, so it was ended. <br><br>A study could be done equating violent-crime neighborhoods with the presence of cellphone towers, but it wouldn't get funded... <br><br>Mostly we know them by their fruits. --MaryK <p></p><i></i>

Dennis Wilson had substantial connections to Charles Manson. Levenda wrote a bit about it in Sinister Forces-The Nine.<br> <p></p><i></i>