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   From: f00@0f0.00f   
      
   On Wed, 04 Sep 2024 19:01:19 -0230, David Dalton wrote:   
      
   > On Sep 4, 2024, kami wrote   
   > (in article <1n2gjf4yttw26$.dlg@tomato.potato>):   
   >   
   >> On Tue, 03 Sep 2024 18:39:18 -0230, David Dalton wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> My latest global new age onset mystic activation attempt   
   >>> is as mentioned on the thread ´Raven and the First Men, revisited¡   
   >>> on alt.religion.druid , in which I relate Raven to the dark moon   
   >>> that just passed and the Clamshell to the following full moon.   
   >>   
   >> is there any medication you are on?   
   >   
   > I am on moderate doses of divalproex sodium (a mood stabilizer)   
   > and olanzapine (an atypical antipsychotic that also has some   
   > mood stabilizing and antidepressant effects).   
   >   
   > My comparison of myself on my Salmon on the Thorns web page   
   > to some past religious figures is not based on voices in my head   
   > (which I don’t have) but is based on analysis of patterns and   
   > significant individual events in my mystic cycles in the last   
   > 33 years, and comparison of those to those of past figures.   
   >   
   > How do I claim to have a global region?   
   >   
   > The majority of past human ootws had seven low/working years.   
   > These include Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, Amergin, Taliesin, and   
   > many more. Some had fourteen low/working years and   
   > a larger region than the 7-years ones. These include   
   > Jacob, Moses, Mohammed, Rama, Glooskap, Tsangyang   
   > Gyatso, and more. I have had 28.6 low/working years   
   > so far, and have a global region, partly since my baseline   
   > is from St. John’s to Vancouver, and partly due to the   
   > extent of the Internet.   
   >   
   > My magickal thinking/religious beliefs would not be   
   > affected at all by an increase in medication, which   
   > however might contribute to physical effects such   
   > as liver damage, diabetes, and weight gain. Also my   
   > relations with other people offline are good, while I   
   > allow myself to be more eccentric online, and with   
   > my real name, unlike you. Also I do not believe for   
   > certain that my magickal workings are having an   
   > effect (indeed I know they are not yet), and won’t   
   > without evidence, so I can’t be accused of being   
   > delusional.   
      
      
   thats good to know. so i mean, what's the deal, how do you   
   continue developing your magickal inquiries without any evidence?   
   also, what were the circumstances surrounding your prescription?   
      
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