THE MAITREYA CODE, PLANETARY TREASURE OF TIBET

cj · **Joined:** 19 Oct 2006 3:21 pm **Posts:** 218

Buddha's actual and overlooked message, and the cosmic role of the Tibetan Buddhist as revealed by Gematria via more of the (Dan) Green Language;

http://www.blog.world-mysteries.com/str ... -of-tibet/

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Eginolf · **Posted:** 23 Mar 2012 9:21 am

Hi Callum

I also joined the Kagyu line of tibetan buddhism. In 1983 that was, with Lama Sönyam Rinpoche. I am not a practising buddhist, I didn't like the 100 000 "floor downs", but still prefer buddhism to all the other religions.

Tenzing Norbu

p.s.
but beware of that "Maitreya" waiting in London to work for NWO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_International

Davinho · **Joined:** 26 Jan 2010 10:58 am **Posts:** 1849

NWO Inc?
get a good pension with those guys :wink:

hans peper · **Posted:** 25 Mar 2012 7:46 am

Eginolf wrote:

but beware of that "Maitreya" waiting in London to work for NWO: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Share_International

I know german members of "share". Also the german speaker of Benjamin Creme.

All they have to do, is to wait until Maitreya is entering the stage. - Not my stuff

Eginolf · **Posted:** 26 Mar 2012 6:14 am

hans peper wrote:

All they have to do, is to wait until Maitreya is entering the stage.

Well, they've been waiting now since the 70's, so I'd think they won't mind waiting another 40 years. :lol:

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Eginolf wrote:

Hi Callum

I also joined the Kagyu line of tibetan buddhism. In 1983 that was, with Lama Sönyam Rinpoche. I am not a practising buddhist, I didn't like the 100 000 "floor downs", but still prefer Buddhism to all the other religions.

Tenzing Norbu

Eginolf, In my book, I devoted several pages to the ancient links between Buddhism and Judaism...and noted not only the bloodline of Buddha as potentially Jewish, but also his knowledge of ancient Jewish scriptures, especially his borrowing from the Book of Proverbs and the Ecclesiastics of King Solomon, who lived three and half centuries before Buddha. This was/is a central discusssion of my book and my research...

Buddha's first book,a collection of 423 proverbs, is filled with hundreds of proverbs written by Solomon. Virtually all emphasis of Buddha's teachings were the center of Judaism long before the Buddhas's birth. Every one of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism were the basic tenets of Judaism. Buddhists adopted a hierarchy of priests that was very similar to the protocol established at the Council of Jerusalem circa 50 AD. Toady, a third of all western Buddhist leaders come from a Jewish background !

http://www.jewishindependent.ca/archives/April04/archives04Apr30-05.html

In the heart of Bangkok, Thailand tourist district is a large Synagogue, the Star of David clearly visible down the entire street.....and always filled to capacity with visiting Jews taking courses in Buddhism..At the rear is a Kosher restaurant...There are 3 large synagogues in Bangkok...I lived just 2 streets away from Khao San Road and passed this synagogue several times a day..Bangkok is a favorite place for R&R for Israeli soldiers..they are given special rates here.
I share your affinity for Buddhism. It just makes sense in so many ways......

Here is a link to art of Tenzing Norbu, although I'm sure you are well familiar with it..I tried to post one of his paintings but as usual, it would not post here...

http://www.drokpa.org/dolpo_artist/tenzin_norbu_lama.htm

Eginolf · **Posted:** 27 Jul 2012 8:58 am

Shasta wrote:

Here is a link to art of Tenzing Norbu, although I'm sure you are well familiar with it..I tried to post one of his paintings but as usual, it would not post here...

http://www.drokpa.org/dolpo_artist/tenzin_norbu_lama.htm

No, I didn't know about this other Tenzing, the painter.
Tenzing Norbu is my "tibetan name" that Lama Sönyam Rinpoche determined for me.
Dancing Norbu is what my daughter made of it.

Since 1975 I got a buddha tattoo on my left forearm below. You can't see it unless I raise my arm.
When I had it done I tied a message to it.

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

eginolf....Then Sonyam Rinpoche chose well for you! A good name.
Wear it with pride. :-)

It is very auspicious.
What may I ask is the message?

lovuian · **Posted:** 28 Jul 2012 12:44 am

Shasta wrote:

Eginolf wrote:

Hi Callum

I also joined the Kagyu line of tibetan buddhism. In 1983 that was, with Lama Sönyam Rinpoche. I am not a practising buddhist, I didn't like the 100 000 "floor downs", but still prefer Buddhism to all the other religions.

Tenzing Norbu

Eginolf, In my book, I devoted several pages to the ancient links between Buddhism and Judaism...and noted not only the bloodline of Buddha as potentially Jewish, but also his knowledge of ancient Jewish scriptures, especially his borrowing from the Book of Proverbs and the Ecclesiastics of King Solomon, who lived three and half centuries before Buddha. This was/is a central discusssion of my book and my research...

Buddha's first book,a collection of 423 proverbs, is filled with hundreds of proverbs written by Solomon. Virtually all emphasis of Buddha's teachings were the center of Judaism long before the Buddhas's birth. Every one of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism were the basic tenets of Judaism. Buddhists adopted a hierarchy of priests that was very similar to the protocol established at the Council of Jerusalem circa 50 AD. Toady, a third of all western Buddhist leaders come from a Jewish background !

http://www.jewishindependent.ca/archives/April04/archives04Apr30-05.html

In the heart of Bangkok, Thailand tourist district is a large Synagogue, the Star of David clearly visible down the entire street.....and always filled to capacity with visiting Jews taking courses in Buddhism..At the rear is a Kosher restaurant...There are 3 large synagogues in Bangkok...I lived just 2 streets away from Khao San Road and passed this synagogue several times a day..Bangkok is a favorite place for R&R for Israeli soldiers..they are given special rates here.
I share your affinity for Buddhism. It just makes sense in so many ways......

Here is a link to art of Tenzing Norbu, although I'm sure you are well familiar with it..I tried to post one of his paintings but as usual, it would not post here...

http://www.drokpa.org/dolpo_artist/tenzin_norbu_lama.htm

Shasta that is very interesting thanks for the links
Maybe we are more interconnected than we think

http://youtu.be/devGZh-bVjk
the swastika and the seal of Solomon
Buddhist

http://www.tribe.net/template/pub,PopPic.vm?picURL=http://images.tribe.net/tribe/upload/photo/5bd/f8e/5bdf8e6b-c985-4bdf-8848-6be9dfc61d24&altText=Vajrayogini%20Mandala%20Hexagram
this is a beautiful one

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

lovuian,

The most fascinating aspect of all my years researching history has been the connections that exist among all religions.
Each religion seems to be an extension or reinterpretation of the one previous....
Each argues to be the first or the best, but in fact this is impossible to prove.
I looked at the link you posted above...that mandala is very beautiful indeed!
I believe that Solomon did indeed use this as the early symbol of Judaism...before a time when Hebrews and Hiundus considered themselves separate people..

Shasta

lovuian · **Posted:** 28 Jul 2012 7:23 pm

Shasta wrote:

lovuian,

The most fascinating aspect of all my years researching history has been the connections that exist among all religions.
Each religion seems to be an extension or reinterpretation of the one previous....
Each argues to be the first or the best, but in fact this is impossible to prove.
I looked at the link you posted above...that mandala is very beautiful indeed!
I believe that Solomon did indeed use this as the early symbol of Judaism...before a time when Hebrews and Hiundus considered themselves separate people..

Shasta

Yep
I think we are more alike than history has portrayed us
It reminds me of the Tower of Babylon ...where everybody had the same language ....(the same symbols) and then the language turned to babble
where it got fracturized ....compartmentalized ....that is the best way to keep secrets ask the CIA
the limiting of access to information in order to improve security

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Lovuian....The best secret weapon of the CIA is to utilize blondes who make a lot of typos. ;-)

Confuses the most brilliant minds every time.
I tried to post this picture...but lately Arcadia has been rejecting all my pictures as "file too large"

sorry I can only post the link for you...

http://s581.photobucket.com/albums/ss259/pnyrfansite/?action=view&current=dumb-blonde.jpg&newest=1

lovuian · **Posted:** 29 Jul 2012 3:06 pm

Shasta wrote:

Lovuian....The best secret weapon of the CIA is to utilize blondes who make a lot of typos. ;-)

Confuses the most brilliant minds every time.
I tried to post this picture...but lately Arcadia has been rejecting all my pictures as "file too large"

sorry I can only post the link for you...

http://s581.photobucket.com/albums/ss259/pnyrfansite/?action=view&current=dumb-blonde.jpg&newest=1

Yep dumbing down is a factor too
It was the worst thing when the average person started reading and the printing press came along

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

lovuian wrote:

Yep dumbing down is a factor too
It was the worst thing when the average person started reading and the printing press came along

I love dumbing down.....saves a lot of excuses and apologies. It's the primary blonde survival mechanism.

Eginolf · **Posted:** 01 Aug 2012 10:47 am

Shasta wrote:

eginolf....Then Sonyam Rinpoche chose well for you! A good name.
Wear it with pride. :-)

It is very auspicious.

I know. The Lama translated it.

Shasta wrote:

What may I ask is the message?

Lifting up my left arm: "If every person in the world sits down each day for ten minutes ... just like the guy on my forearm ... then there should be no wars on this planet." :wink:

For about 2 decades I could make the buddha smile by stretching the skin of the forearm. But now the tattoo is too old for smiling, it was cheap turkish ink that was used, with two needles bound together on a match. We had to do it over and over again, for four times, because it did dissolve.

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

eginolf, I have a wonderful picture to share with you...but every time I try to post a picture, I get a message that "The Board quota has been reached." Can anyone tell me if there is a solution for this problem?

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Eginolf wrote:

Lifting up my left arm:

For about 2 decades I could make the buddha smile by stretching the skin of the forearm.

I had to read that twice...at first I thought you said that you were stretching the foreskin...whew!
It pays to slow down and get it right...but the visuals I imagined were fun for a few brief seconds....

richard.webster · **Posted:** 01 Aug 2012 5:05 pm

Shasta wrote:

eginolf, I have a wonderful picture to share with you...but every time I try to post a picture, I get a message that "The Board quota has been reached." Can anyone tell me if there is a solution for this problem?

Hi Shasta - It's probably because you've been putting your pictures on as attachments, which I don't do, but I presume it must have some sort of limit (like PMs). You could test this by deleting some old ones, and seeing if that gives you a bit more quota. A better way may be to store your photos on-line (I do this anyway for security, in case my computer crashed or got stolen), and then use the "img" function to show them here.

I put this on "Website Help" a while back when a similar question cropped up, hope it's helpful.

Quote:

People's methods seem to vary slightly, depending on how they host their photos. This is my method for Photobucket, hope this is helpful.

1. Set up a free account with Photobucket. This has an additional benefit to being able to post photos here, it provides secure on-line storage for your photos, so if one's computer was stolen, one wouldn't lose all one's images (which would be heartbreaking). There's masses of capacity - I've got several hundred on there, and have only used 12% of my free entitlement.

2. Once you've done that, create an album, click the upload button and copy chosen photo into it. Don't use the largest size available, though, because this will make the Forum page "go wide", which is less of a pain than it used to be, because since the Forum was upgraded this now only seems to affect the post containing the photo, whereas in the old days it would affect the whole page. But still, by not selecting the largest possible size, but the next one down, you'll get a normal sized post, and it keeps everything on the board nice and neat.

3. Run your cursor over the uploaded photo and you'll get four linking options. Choose the second - "Direct Link" - and click on it. If you're hovering over a thumbnail of your photo, then you'll need to hit "copy" on your "edit" drop down; if you've opened the photo, then it should copy automatically.

4. Go to your draft Forum post, and paste the code into it. Then sweep the cursor over this line of text, as if you were going to bold or italicise it, and click on the "img" box. Make sure there's no tick in your "Disable BBCode" box at the bottom of your draft (I have absolutely no idea what that means, but I don't have a tick in mine, and my photos seem to work here). That should do it, but you can use the "Preview" button to check.

5. One thing to remember - if you were ever to post a photo, and then subsequently delete it from Photobucket, this will disappear everywhere else you have ever posted it, including here.

richard.webster · **Posted:** 01 Aug 2012 5:20 pm

richard.webster wrote:

Quote:

1. Set up a free account with Photobucket. This has an additional benefit to being able to post photos here, it provides secure on-line storage for your photos, so if one's computer was stolen, one wouldn't lose all one's images (which would be heartbreaking). There's masses of capacity - I've got several hundred on there, and have only used 12% of my free entitlement.

2. Once you've done that, create an album, click the upload button and copy chosen photo into it. Don't use the largest size available, though, because this will make the Forum page "go wide", which is less of a pain than it used to be, because since the Forum was upgraded this now only seems to affect the post containing the photo, whereas in the old days it would affect the whole page. But still, by not selecting the largest possible size, but the next one down, you'll get a normal sized post, and it keeps everything on the board nice and neat.

3. Run your cursor over the uploaded photo and you'll get four linking options. Choose the second - "Direct Link" - and click on it. If you're hovering over a thumbnail of your photo, then you'll need to hit "copy" on your "edit" drop down; if you've opened the photo, then it should copy automatically.

4. Go to your draft Forum post, and paste the code into it. Then sweep the cursor over this line of text, as if you were going to bold or italicise it, and click on the "img" box. Make sure there's no tick in your "Disable BBCode" box at the bottom of your draft (I have absolutely no idea what that means, but I don't have a tick in mine, and my photos seem to work here). That should do it, but you can use the "Preview" button to check.

5. One thing to remember - if you were ever to post a photo, and then subsequently delete it from Photobucket, this will disappear everywhere else you have ever posted it, including here.

A couple of edits or amendments to the above, to hopefully make the advice a bit better.

Item 1 - where it says There's masses of capacity - I've got several hundred on there, and have only used 12% of my free entitlement - since writing that, I've got a couple of thousand at least on there now, and it's still free, so it's a good service, but there are others as well.

Item 3, where it says if you've opened the photo, then it should copy automatically., this would better read, "if you've opened the photo, a box full of copying and other options will appear automatically on the right side of the page, which you can click on to activate".

Item 4, where it says Go to your draft Forum post, and paste the code into it. Then sweep the cursor over this line of text, as if you were going to bold or italicise it, and click on the "img" box., this works fine, but an easier way is to click on the "img" part first, wherever in your forum post you want it to appear, and then paste the image between the [img]and[/img] bits. But both ways work.

I hope I haven't just made the earlier advice more confusing.

Once you get into the swing of it, it's as easy as anything, you'll be fine.

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Richard, Thank You! Thank You! This is the result of following your instructions. :-)

The picture is for eginolf. The hug is for you.

richard.webster · **Posted:** 01 Aug 2012 9:19 pm

Shasta wrote:

Richard, Thank You! Thank You! This is the result of following your instructions. :-)

The picture is for eginolf. The hug is for you.

My pleasure. Or, to paraphrase Mr Yoda above, "Help you, I could." :wink:

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Richard, Now I get a little note where the image was... :-(

Is it still visible to you?

richard.webster · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2012 9:25 am

Shasta wrote:

Richard, Now I get a little note where the image was... :-(

Is it still visible to you?

My best guess, Sue, would be that you've either edited or deleted the picture from your Photobucket account or wherever you store the pictures online. Bear in mind that when you show such an image here, it's not the image as such that appears, but a coded link to it, which the magic of the forum, in the form of the [img]and[/img] buttons makes visible on the page. But if it gets deleted at source, then it disappears everywhere you may have posted it.

Hope that helps .....

Shasta · **Joined:** 19 Nov 2008 11:01 am **Posts:** 1702

Thanks Richard...I shall look into this and try to repair the issues.

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