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From: inFormer@informer.org (Rev Dennis Erlich)
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Subject: Re: Did Someone say NOTS
Date: 08 Oct 1998 18:10:44 PDT
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Spiritual Research Workgroup <info@sgmt.at>:

heldal@online.no (Andreas Heldal-Lund [www.xenu.net])
>>One must ask: Would it be possible to believe in this even if it
>>was all bullshit? 

   Yes.  Believing strongly in something (no matter if true or false)
is a form of personal power, in and of itself.

>Would there still be witnesses here on ARS claiming
>>they've seen and talked to thetans and clusters, even if nothing like
>>that ever existed? 

   There are.  Ceebee would be an example.

>>I say yes. Look around you, check out all the things humans are able
>>to truly believe in. I'm not supprised some see BTs and clusters too.

   The human mind is capable of infinite self-delusion.  

   To wit:

ceebee
>Listen, Andreas. 

   <right into the oatea valence>

>You don't have to get into this mockery. 

   Translation:  you joker/degrader, espee, deebee, 1.1, 2.5%er,
Andreas.

>Have you
>read my earlier replies to your questions at all? 

   What word did you misunderstand in Ceebee's earlier replies,
Andreas?

>I have seen the most incredible changes happen in session with
>this tech. 

   Incredible is the right word.  I have heard similar results occur
on the grapes-only diet, and I have seen spell-casting work even
better.

   And no, I'm not specifically referring to Heidi.

   Rev Dennis Erlich  * * the inFormer * *
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