Friday
7-30-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: "Civil War", Gettysburg, Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, Little Round Trop
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Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
7:25 a.m. Wednesday April 26, 2006
Wheezing a little this morning – just as I was wheezing, very slightly, on Cemetery Ridge. Just enough for me to note for later significance – for it is tied in to Joseph’s experience, I think.
I can feel that someone else is in the wings for the next part of this little demonstration. Come on ahead.
Thursday
7-29-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under This World | Tags: Arch Crawford, astrology, Daily Crux, economic forecasting, Roger Reynolds, stock market
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I don’t often include material here about investing or such-like. But I do know that astrology is not nonsense, and this man’s career seems to demonstrate it in a way that people can hear — he makes money using it. A lot of money! But, as you will see, money is not the point of this very interesting interview.
I got this by way of Roger Reynolds’ financial email. enclosing this from The Daily Crux (www.thedailycrux.com). newsletter.
Wednesday
7-28-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: "The Sun Also Rises", Ernest Hemingway, Mary Hemingway, suicide
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Papa’s code
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
7:45 AM. Papa, my friend Christel asks an interesting question. Did it occur to Jake (or to you) that a man might have ways to sexually satisfy a woman other than normal intercourse?
Think about it, and you will see that in this case he could satisfy her, but she couldn’t satisfy him, and over time it could only lead to humiliation and resentment, even though it was nobody’s fault. Jake wasn’t impotent, he was mutilated, and had no way to relieve the pressure — and so she couldn’t help him. If he had had his testicles removed or destroyed it would have made him less of a man sexually but it would have been easier to bear, in the way that a forgotten state of mind is easier to bear in memory from a different state of mind than from the same state of mind. In other words, he wouldn’t then have felt the urgency so much as remembered it, which is sort of abstract.
Monday
7-26-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: "The Sun Also Rises", Ernest Hemingway
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Monday, May 10, 2010
8 AM. Papa, as you probably know, I’m rereading The Sun Also Rises. Can we talk about your philosophy on pages 152 and 153, that I will copy in here?
Friday
7-23-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: Lincoln Steffans, politics
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So You Think Your Life Was Wasted – Part Three (10)
Monday March 13, 2006
(10:30 a.m.) I’m open to suggestion, if anybody is queued up to talk.
When you don’t ask for anyone in particular, your default guidance kicks in. your guardian angel, your conscience, your guidance system. Even when you don’t ask for anyone you occasionally get one identifiable personage, just because that one time and occasion are lined up, but that doesn’t mean you should expect it to happen. So, your friend Henry shows up because it was the time and the occasion – that is, you were mentally in the right “place” – even though you hadn’t thought to ask. Lincoln showed up after you concluded that Joseph had been talking to him after Lincoln’s death, and suddenly it was clear that you could do so as well. Bowers, more or less by request, and Wilson distinctly by request. So you may look upon your connections – anyone’s – as a vast interconnecting library of people. Perhaps a simpler analogy now, that would have been incommunicable in earlier eras, would be to compare us to the internet. It is as if you were hooked into the individual internet, with the difference that here everyone is linked up. You may find someone on line or you may not – but they are linked.
Monday
7-19-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
7:30 AM. A lot of communicating, yesterday — 23 pages of journal. I don’t really know where to go with this today, but I have the sense, still, that you do, Papa. I have the continuing sense that you have your own point of view, of your life from the inside, that you want to get over.
That’s right. And it isn’t just vanity, or scratching an itch. Those things can motivate over here, don’t let anybody tell you they can’t, for people are people whether they have a body or not. But I am working with you on another level — as you would put it — to bring forward another project.
Friday
7-16-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: bank panics, conspiracies, economic reform, Federal Reserve, J.P.Morgan, political reform, Woodrow Wilson
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So You Think Your Life Was Wasted — Part Three (9)
March 9, 2010
(9:40 p.m.) A first, a “by request” attempt to reach a specific historical individual. In this case it is Woodrow Wilson, at my brother Paul’s suggestion.
“Here is the quote. If you reach Mr. Wilson, before you ask him about the late amendment ask first if he ever actually said this:
“`I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated Governments in the civilized world no longer a Government by free opinion, no longer a Government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a Government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men.’ -Woodrow Wilson”
Monday
7-12-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: combat experience, Ernest Hemingway, Gen. Buck Lanham, Intuitive Linked Communication, Maxwell Perkins
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Saturday, May 8, 2010
8:30 AM. Okay, Papa, here we go again if you’re so inclined.
Coffee in hand, eh? What would you have done if you’d lived before coffee?
I have never known the difference, I presume. Yesterday we set out to talk about your state after the war, but didn’t get that far. So –
Friday
7-9-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC), Past and future | Tags: "Civil War", "Joseph Smallwood", Claude Bowers, Eric Severeid, reconciliation
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So You Think Your Life Was Wasted — Part Three (8)
This is a continuation of the very productive sessions I had one day in March, four years ago. This particular conversation took place at first with Claude Bowers, whose book The Tragic Era dealt with Reconstruction from a position of total sympathy with the white South of the day, then with Joseph Smallwood, perhaps a past life, who was one of the Union soldiers who counted the destruction of slavery among the results that mitigated the terrible suffering and dislocation that war caused.
Thursday March 9, 2006
(6:30 p.m.) I don’t mean to quarrel, Mr. Bowers, but the final taste your book leaves in my mouth is one of partisanship. All the nobility on one side, rascality the only motive on the other side. It is overdone, and ultimately doesn’t wash. This book looks to have been written at least in part for partisan purposes, not as a testimonial. It is somewhere between history, journalism, and propaganda.
Say that is so, it will not find itself alone on the shelf! As I said, books are written to be tools or weapons, not as monuments.
Wednesday
7-7-10
Posted by Frank DeMarco under Intuitive Linked Communication (ILC) | Tags: Ernest Hemingway, Hemingway and Gellhorn, Martha Gellhorn, Q-Boat warfare, war and action, World War II
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Friday, May 7, 2010
8:30 AM. Papa, do you have a selected topic this morning?
We could go wherever you wish, provided that we talk about my inner reality as I experienced it or you imagine it.
Yes, don’t think that isn’t always in my mind!
You are doing all right. Just continue as you’re going.