Re: bill wilson, spirtual Channeler and liar

[Guest guest]

" ibid " is a term used in composition which means " this is a bibliographic

reference from another source. "

And if would have come on to my unit when I was the supervisor of a

psych unit (under the conditions that you describe) I would have

administered 25 mgs. of Haldol IMMEDIATELY.

Probably by giving it to him in an intramuscular injection STAT.

the footnote says it came from " Ibid " anyone know

> what " Ibid " is ?

> Bill would lie down on the couch. He would " get " these things.

> He kept doing it every week or so. Each time, certain people

> would " come in. " Sometimes, it would be new ones and they'd

> carry on some story. There would be long sentences; word by

> word would come through.4 "

[Guest guest]

haha now we know how the bb was written. It came from the other side.

also: I now know what they mean when they say " more will be revealed "

They're actually waiting for contact from the other side.

> bill wilson, spirtual " Channeler " and liar

>

> " also acted as a medium or what is now referred to as a

> " channeler. " He would lie on a couch in a passive receptive

> manner and " receive " messages (in a manner similar to that of

> the occultist Edgar Cayce) while another person would write

> them down. His wife described it this way:

>

>

> Bill would lie down on the couch. He would " get " these things.

> He kept doing it every week or so. Each time, certain people

> would " come in. " Sometimes, it would be new ones and they'd

> carry on some story. There would be long sentences; word by

> word would come through.4

[Guest guest]

Everyone in the Oxford Group, not only Bill , practiced this

kind of trance " communication. " The classic textbook was/is A. W.

Russel's GOD CALLING. When the steppers claim " conscious contact "

with God, they really mean it.

> found this at

> http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/occ/12steps1.htm#p2

> which is interesting only because its a critique from a paranoid

> Christian fundie point of view of 12-steps.

> other than that, there wasn't much surprising in essay except this

> snippet about wilson acting as a medium around time he

> wrote steps. the footnote says it came from " Ibid " anyone know

> what " Ibid " is ?

>

> if this is true about wilson below, he is not only nuts as i have

> suspected (who else but a lunatic with delusions of granduer

> has the style of prose he has?) but quite frankly, a massive,

> compulsive liar. he as more in common with L Ron hubbard

> than i thought

>

>

> " also acted as a medium or what is now referred to as a

> " channeler. " He would lie on a couch in a passive receptive

> manner and " receive " messages (in a manner similar to that of

> the occultist Edgar Cayce) while another person would write

> them down. His wife described it this way:

>

>

> Bill would lie down on the couch. He would " get " these things.

> He kept doing it every week or so. Each time, certain people

> would " come in. " Sometimes, it would be new ones and they'd

> carry on some story. There would be long sentences; word by

> word would come through.4 "

[Guest guest]

If you go down to the bottom and look under " Paganised Christianity " , you

find this:

http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/occ/aaroots.htm

But my, they're paranoid. They're making the case that no good Christian

should ever go see a psychologist. Interesting site.

Dave Marcoot wrote:

> found this at

> http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/occ/12steps1.htm#p2

> which is interesting only because its a critique from a paranoid

> Christian fundie point of view of 12-steps.

> other than that, there wasn't much surprising in essay except this

> snippet about wilson acting as a medium around time he

> wrote steps. the footnote says it came from " Ibid " anyone know

> what " Ibid " is ?

>

> if this is true about wilson below, he is not only nuts as i have

> suspected (who else but a lunatic with delusions of granduer

> has the style of prose he has?) but quite frankly, a massive,

> compulsive liar. he as more in common with L Ron hubbard

> than i thought

>

> " also acted as a medium or what is now referred to as a

> " channeler. " He would lie on a couch in a passive receptive

> manner and " receive " messages (in a manner similar to that of

> the occultist Edgar Cayce) while another person would write

> them down. His wife described it this way:

>

> Bill would lie down on the couch. He would " get " these things.

> He kept doing it every week or so. Each time, certain people

> would " come in. " Sometimes, it would be new ones and they'd

> carry on some story. There would be long sentences; word by

> word would come through.4 "

[Guest guest]

http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/occ/aaroots.htm

I realize I'm posting this twice, but this is a really cool link -- I just

got done reading it. VERY interesting!

Dave Marcoot wrote:

> found this at

> http://www.revelationwebsite.co.uk/index1/occ/12steps1.htm#p2

> which is interesting only because its a critique from a paranoid

> Christian fundie point of view of 12-steps.

> other than that, there wasn't much surprising in essay except this

> snippet about wilson acting as a medium around time he

> wrote steps. the footnote says it came from " Ibid " anyone know

> what " Ibid " is ?

>

> if this is true about wilson below, he is not only nuts as i have

> suspected (who else but a lunatic with delusions of granduer

> has the style of prose he has?) but quite frankly, a massive,

> compulsive liar. he as more in common with L Ron hubbard

> than i thought

>

> " also acted as a medium or what is now referred to as a

> " channeler. " He would lie on a couch in a passive receptive

> manner and " receive " messages (in a manner similar to that of

> the occultist Edgar Cayce) while another person would write

> them down. His wife described it this way:

>

> Bill would lie down on the couch. He would " get " these things.

> He kept doing it every week or so. Each time, certain people

> would " come in. " Sometimes, it would be new ones and they'd

> carry on some story. There would be long sentences; word by

> word would come through.4 "

>