Hi WG: What I want to know Re: your 7 October letter saying I forgot to sign the commend. Why did you not notify me sooner so I would send a signed one? And the typos would have also been corrected if you would show me them. The comm lag from our addresses makes life in this category slower but it can be done to correct errors for the presentation. I guess my computer did not pick up the type-o sssss.
I am so happy you are having so many cognitions and changes for the better in your awareness. I got a kick out of you saying you won't be me. What I hear you saying is you won't have the aberrations that make you believe that is really you. I see an unbelievable Thetan who is very spiritual and kind of heart. That is who I address my letters to. Not the veneer of DB games in that sanctuary you are residing for now. You have great anchor points moving outward all the time. Please continue doing those courses Sarah will send you. She has mailed the Scientology 8-8008 course. I hope you have it and are doing it. It won't take you long as you love that data in that book. I am on the say course now. I'm on lesson 7 Chapter 11. Herb's needs keep me busy from heming pants to Drs. appts to tune-ups for his Kia 2017... and Eating patterns. His blood sugar is way off so I am learning about Diabetes. ugh... Our program is expanding. A Criminon course sup keeps getting letters from one of her inmates asking about Scientology. So I am now going to have a win thru her for you. All this is your product my firend. You have brought light to the Volunteer Ministry into the incarcerated game and we have such wonderful success stories. Thank you William. I wished Destiny would do some of these courses to help her in her life. She would love them. I am still waiting for the remainder of the courses from you. It would make a big difference in the attention units in this arena over here. Please do them ASAP. Please do an art piece of you united with family on the outside with big hugs and smiles. That postulate has to be firm to make it happen. And I know it will if you put it there. No wishy washy stuff my friend. I don't agree with all you sez in your 7 Oct letter about being a Brute. Yes and No. Tone 40 intention without reservation per tech is what I see you trying your best to apply with this SPO and VM game. Yes there are not all the players to make it happen. These final essays and SSes are what we need. Please continue to help me get them documented so we can help more Beings become happy and flourishing and free. You are a Blessing in there whether inmates know it or not. I am doing the best I know how. I just don't always know what you want from me. I am 3000 miles from there. A to B postulates are the only thing that will change and make happen when you apply the postulate tech. You have not kept that in and so we are constantly not getting the product.I just cannot imagine how you even accomplish so much positive products..
You've done your bit David. You played your role. You returned from war, many didn't. You found out what millions of men throughout the years and from all sides of the arena know, war always changes you for the worst. Boys rage to fight and men are broken by it. Even the worst of worst case scenarios, had you killed Hitler, you would still, in the darkness of night be troubled that you had taken a human life, because,well it's not really our job is it as human beings to be the arbiters of life and death. Oil. Oil. Oil. More precious than gold, certainly more precious than human life. Yet, you can't eat it or drink it. It's like desert sand, inedible and incapable of quenching thirst, yet Oh how they fight for it generations upon generations of them. For strips of land like Palestine, 2000 years that fights been going on. The only real thing our children will definitely inherit is war. The Kurds have been royally shafted, the Yasidi decimated. ISIS fighters will return to my home town here in England. It is approximated at least thirty people left to join the jihadists. An they will return and shop where I shop, an pass me in the street, and their kids will go to school with our children, as if Syria never happened. And when it begins again the men making those same wring decisions will sleep well in their beds, in mansions with long gravel drives and will never be touched by the mistakes they have made, or encounter people forever changed by those decisions. It's a shame and its an abomination but it's what we do. We are creatures of war, greed and avarice and we fear and kill those who aren't. Jesus,Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Benezir Bhutto, Robert Kennedy, Einstein wrote that if men were to exist in two hundred years time, he would be unrecognizable from how he is today. That is either a chilling thought or an optimistic one. T.
Based on my personal experiences with drunk people, you're totally right!
Just for fun, there's many scientific studies floating around that say the same thing as you. I'll share a part of an online article by Kathryn Francis at Inverse magazine which summarizes them for easier reading:
"If someone has done something wrong while under the influence of alcohol, we tend to give them a “get out of jail free card,” rather than hold them accountable for their actions. We also extend these excuses to ourselves.
But in our research, we’ve attempted to paint a clearer picture of how drinking alcohol, empathy, and moral behavior are related. In turns out that while consuming alcohol might affect our empathy, making us respond inappropriately to other people’s emotions and reactions, this doesn’t necessarily change our moral standards, or the principles we use to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong.
In a recent experiment, we gave participants shots of vodka and then measured their empathy and their moral decisions. We presented images showing various people expressing emotions to our participants. After having a higher dose of vodka, people began to respond inappropriately to these emotional displays, reporting that they felt positively about sad faces and negatively about happy faces. The more intoxicated people were, the more impaired their empathy became —having a few drinks weakened people’s abilities to understand and share the emotions of others.
But did this then have an effect on their morality?
We had people tell us what they thought they would do in moral dilemmas and then also looked at what they actually did in a simulation of a moral dilemma in virtual reality. Consider what you might do in one of these situations:
A runaway trolley is heading down some rail tracks towards five construction workers who can’t hear it approaching. You’re standing on a footbridge in between the approaching trolley and the workers. In front of you, is standing a very large stranger. If you push this stranger onto the tracks below, their large bulk will stop the trolley. This one person will be killed but the five construction workers will be saved. Would you do it?
While alcohol might have impaired the empathy of our participants, it didn’t have an effect on how they judged these moral situations or how they acted in them. If someone chose to push the person off the footbridge in order to save more lives while sober, they did the same thing when drunk. If people refused to sacrifice the person’s life in the same situation because they believed that killing was wrong regardless of the consequences, they also did the same when drunk.
It turns out that while we might believe that alcohol changes our personalities, it doesn’t. You’re still the same person after a drink — your existing sense of morality left intact.
And so you are responsible for your moral and immoral actions, whether you’ve had a few drinks or not."
RSS
I am so happy you are having so many cognitions and changes for the better in your awareness. I got a kick out of you saying you won't be me. What I hear you saying is you won't have the aberrations that make you believe that is really you. I see an unbelievable Thetan who is very spiritual and kind of heart. That is who I address my letters to. Not the veneer of DB games in that sanctuary you are residing for now.
You have great anchor points moving outward all the time. Please continue doing those courses Sarah will send you. She has mailed the Scientology 8-8008 course. I hope you have it and are doing it. It won't take you long as you love that data in that book. I am on the say course now. I'm on lesson 7 Chapter 11. Herb's needs keep me busy from heming pants to Drs. appts to tune-ups for his Kia 2017... and Eating patterns. His blood sugar is way off so I am learning about Diabetes. ugh... Our program is expanding. A Criminon course sup keeps getting letters from one of her inmates asking about Scientology. So I am now going to have a win thru her for you. All this is your product my firend. You have brought light to the Volunteer Ministry into the incarcerated game and we have such wonderful success stories. Thank you William. I wished Destiny would do some of these courses to help her in her life. She would love them. I am still waiting for the remainder of the courses from you. It would make a big difference in the attention units in this arena over here. Please do them ASAP. Please do an art piece of you united with family on the outside with big hugs and smiles. That postulate has to be firm to make it happen. And I know it will if you put it there. No wishy washy stuff my friend. I don't agree with all you sez in your 7 Oct letter about being a Brute. Yes and No. Tone 40 intention without reservation per tech is what I see you trying your best to apply with this SPO and VM game. Yes there are not all the players to make it happen. These final essays and SSes are what we need. Please continue to help me get them documented so we can help more Beings become happy and flourishing and free. You are a Blessing in there whether inmates know it or not. I am doing the best I know how. I just don't always know what you want from me. I am 3000 miles from there. A to B postulates are the only thing that will change and make happen when you apply the postulate tech. You have not kept that in and so we are constantly not getting the product.I just cannot imagine how you even accomplish so much positive products..
Oil. Oil. Oil. More precious than gold, certainly more precious than human life. Yet, you can't eat it or drink it. It's like desert sand, inedible and incapable of quenching thirst, yet Oh how they fight for it generations upon generations of them. For strips of land like Palestine, 2000 years that fights been going on.
The only real thing our children will definitely inherit is war.
The Kurds have been royally shafted, the Yasidi decimated. ISIS fighters will return to my home town here in England. It is approximated at least thirty people left to join the jihadists. An they will return and shop where I shop, an pass me in the street, and their kids will go to school with our children, as if Syria never happened. And when it begins again the men making those same wring decisions will sleep well in their beds, in mansions with long gravel drives and will never be touched by the mistakes they have made, or encounter people forever changed by those decisions.
It's a shame and its an abomination but it's what we do. We are creatures of war, greed and avarice and we fear and kill those who aren't. Jesus,Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, Benezir Bhutto, Robert Kennedy,
Einstein wrote that if men were to exist in two hundred years time, he would be unrecognizable from how he is today. That is either a chilling thought or an optimistic one.
T.
T.
Just for fun, there's many scientific studies floating around that say the same thing as you. I'll share a part of an online article by Kathryn Francis at Inverse magazine which summarizes them for easier reading:
"If someone has done something wrong while under the influence of alcohol, we tend to give them a “get out of jail free card,” rather than hold them accountable for their actions. We also extend these excuses to ourselves.
But in our research, we’ve attempted to paint a clearer picture of how drinking alcohol, empathy, and moral behavior are related. In turns out that while consuming alcohol might affect our empathy, making us respond inappropriately to other people’s emotions and reactions, this doesn’t necessarily change our moral standards, or the principles we use to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong.
In a recent experiment, we gave participants shots of vodka and then measured their empathy and their moral decisions. We presented images showing various people expressing emotions to our participants. After having a higher dose of vodka, people began to respond inappropriately to these emotional displays, reporting that they felt positively about sad faces and negatively about happy faces. The more intoxicated people were, the more impaired their empathy became —having a few drinks weakened people’s abilities to understand and share the emotions of others.
But did this then have an effect on their morality?
We had people tell us what they thought they would do in moral dilemmas and then also looked at what they actually did in a simulation of a moral dilemma in virtual reality. Consider what you might do in one of these situations:
A runaway trolley is heading down some rail tracks towards five construction workers who can’t hear it approaching. You’re standing on a footbridge in between the approaching trolley and the workers. In front of you, is standing a very large stranger. If you push this stranger onto the tracks below, their large bulk will stop the trolley. This one person will be killed but the five construction workers will be saved. Would you do it?
While alcohol might have impaired the empathy of our participants, it didn’t have an effect on how they judged these moral situations or how they acted in them. If someone chose to push the person off the footbridge in order to save more lives while sober, they did the same thing when drunk. If people refused to sacrifice the person’s life in the same situation because they believed that killing was wrong regardless of the consequences, they also did the same when drunk.
It turns out that while we might believe that alcohol changes our personalities, it doesn’t. You’re still the same person after a drink — your existing sense of morality left intact.
And so you are responsible for your moral and immoral actions, whether you’ve had a few drinks or not."