The Expansions Cult

[TiMe -2-StOpThEM]

haha

[TiMe -2-StOpThEM]

I agree with AstroJewels that perhaps the sceptics here want some "hard evidence" well certainly they do their best to prevent that but any1 who is allowed to stay afloat must put the symbolism somewhere to show who the real masters are

example: Stew teaches the circle inside of triangle hyperspace technique to "get what you want now"

He supports David Icke
David Icke also uses the triangle inside of a circle symbolism or vice versa which is also a MASONIC symbol

Not to mention the David Icke book logo that has an eye inside of the d and THE BLATANT SUN SYMBOLISM ON THE NEW EXPANSIONS PAGE. Have you ever even watched the video on the home page??? It is putting that sh*t in your face and you love it

[TiMe -2-StOpThEM]

and just to put in a little more in your face in case you are still quelled by their lullaby for you data seekers- why not do your own research instead of listening blindly to Expansions?

You know how Stew teaches to place the royal blue dot in the circle hmm? what is it really? It is MASONIC (and can sometimes be depicted with columns on either side)

Here is a web page explaining what it means
http://www.masonicworld.com/education/ar...circle.htm

and yet another website offering merchandise with the logo
http://www.cafepress.com/+masonic_point_...p,39569067

product description =
Masonic Point Within a Circle Baseball Cap

Masonic Point Within a Circle... Your brothers will know...

and this is why Senator Jay Rockefeller said "it would have been better if we had never invented the internet"

[PurplePebble]

I noticed that symbolism too. I didn't know about that masonic symbol on the hat though. Thanks for that.

And Richard, thanks for changing my name.

[Mercy Now]

and just to put in a little more in your face in case you are still quelled by their lullaby for you data seekers- why not do your own research instead of listening blindly to Expansions?

You know how Jew Stew teaches to place the royal blue dot in the circle hmm? what is it really? It is MASONIC (and can sometimes be depicted with columns on either side)

Here is a web page explaining what it means
http://www.masonicworld.com/education/ar...circle.htm

and yet another website offering merchandise with the logo
http://www.cafepress.com/+masonic_point_...p,39569067

product description =
Masonic Point Within a Circle Baseball Cap

Masonic Point Within a Circle... Your brothers will know...

and this is why Senator Jay Rockefeller said "it would have been better if we had never invented the internet"

The circle with a dot in the center is known as a circumpunct. Freemasonry uses it but it's not exclusive to them.

[PurplePebble]

[user=1623]green plasma[/user] wrote:

Like Janet the other day Myself and my husband were reading about her

"Free Surprise Archetype Symbol" if you sign up for her news letter

Especially since it's easily made up on demand... like they draw nonsense shapes in the dirt and tell you they have significance, and sell a $9000000000000 pic/drawing of it

And, in a way they are like General Mills, you have to get to the bottom the cereal box only to find a some plastic crap.

:D

[Richard]

I agree with AstroJewels that perhaps the sceptics here want some "hard evidence" well certainly they do their best to prevent that but any1 who is allowed to stay afloat must put the symbolism somewhere to show who the real masters are

example: Stew teaches the circle inside of triangle hyperspace technique to "get what you want now"

He supports David Icke
David Icke also uses the triangle inside of a circle symbolism or vice versa which is also a MASONIC symbol

Not to mention the David Icke book logo that has an eye inside of the d and THE BLATANT SUN SYMBOLISM ON THE NEW EXPANSIONS PAGE. Have you ever even watched the video on the home page??? It is putting that sh*t in your face and you love it

With a lot of people there is no amount of evidence you can present to them to change their mind about things. Like most people know Scientology is a cult that teaches disinformation but try convincing Tom Cruise of that. Most people here knows religion is BS but try convincing a devoted Christian of that. Most people have seen enough evidence to be convinced UFOs are real but you can't convince a hard line skeptic they are. A lot of people just aren't flexible enough to change their beliefs. Once they believe something there is nothing in the world that will change it. It's just like there's still people who believe the world is flat.

Talking about archetypes, you might want to check this thread out for the truth purpose of the merger.

http://www.hyperspacecafe.com/forum6/2037-1.html

[green plasma]

[user=1623]green plasma[/user] wrote:

Like Janet the other day Myself and my husband were reading about her

"Free Surprise Archetype Symbol" if you sign up for her news letter

Especially since it's easily made up on demand... like they draw nonsense shapes in the dirt and tell you they have significance, and sell a $9000000000000 pic/drawing of it

And, in a way they are like General Mills, you have to get to the bottom the cereal box only to find a some plastic crap.

:D

its more like finding a packet of 10 gummibears, since expansions really just sells worthless pills

[TiMe -2-StOpThEM]

haha thanks Richard and you are so right about that. Actually I watched a video of flat earth society and they still seriously believe it

Sometimes I wonder how people even found their way out of the womb...

I think the personal affirmations can be really great though and it is important to have positive thoughts. On the other hand though I think it can also be a way to keep telling yourself everything is ok when it is not lol :P

who wants a fortune cookie?

[Third Aye]

Not to mention the David Icke book logo that has an eye inside of the d and THE BLATANT SUN SYMBOLISM ON THE NEW EXPANSIONS PAGE. Have you ever even watched the video on the home page??? It is putting that sh*t in your face and you love it

Dead on mate...

Hows about this one?



Father, Son and Holy What?

The weird part is he has an image of himself "when he first discovered this stuff" (and went on Wogan) looking down on him now, with an expression almost of "You have done well, my son".
That Photo is synonymous with when Icke claimed to be the Son of God.
Oddly flipped, and with the sun coming from behind the both of them.

The thing that really kills me is that these guys, (Stew and Icke) go on and on and on about how everything is symbolism and that the placement of these symbols in banks and schools and airports and so on; couldn't have been an accident or coincidence and it had to be on purpose.

Well, here ya go. No coincidence here either. Just like Expansions.
 It looks like a cropped still from a video, or a well cropped photo, doesn't matter where it came from. Whoever approved it being published on his website knew exactly what it was SUPPOSED to mean, and so does he. Well, if what he says he "believes in" is true.

I once called Icke, Swerdlow and Jones the "unholy trinity" of the conspiracy theory money making machine.

They continue to prove me right every day.