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| bosco... |
 Posted: Thu Aug 13, 2009 11:04 pm |
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I have noticed over the years if I use different portals to enter
another world than I usually do, I come out in different places. The
most unusual portal I used was a portal which is part of a Catheral. I
saw it on a religious channel, so I only guess that was a cathedral.
I think it was. I came out half way up the side on the side of a single
mountain covered in loose rock that looked like gray shale. Sort of
like a gray shale covered volcano. Definately not what I expected. I
walked and slid down a slight path down the mountain side, and entered
into a Amazon like jungle.
I came across a Tucano who told me what I needed to know, so it was the
proper place and area. I did not feel comfortable there, so I did not
explore further that trip, but went back the way I came.
Portals are all over the place. I was surprised once I became aware of
them, how every old building seems to have at least one. I wonder if it
was part of the plan when the building was designed, or did someone
other than the architect make a few small changes in the final drafts?
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| Doug Freyburger... |
| Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:38 am |
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bosco <boscopel... at (no spam) yahoo.com> wrote:
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Portals are all over the place. I was surprised once I became aware of
them, how every old building seems to have at least one. I wonder if it
was part of the plan when the building was designed, or did someone
other than the architect make a few small changes in the final drafts?
I tried more than one response to this and the were all
speculative. Okay, my own speculations then.
People fare forth without established portals so maybe they
exist in old buildings because of the age. Whether this
would be conscious/deliberate faring forth leads to
interesting notions.
I've tended to notice portals in buildings that are public (by
various definitions - businesses, schools and such not just
government) rather than old. This may be because I live
in the US where "a hundred years is a long time" and where
there aren't many old private residences that are recently
opened to the public. Based on my observation of public
nature of the building rather than age of the building I
ponder if the portal or building came first and whether the
choice of location tends to be conscious but not voiced or
subconscious. If the portals come later it doesn't matter.
Plus there are sacred spots without buildings. These
spots have had portals as far back as anyone can
remember.
The more I wonder about the topic the more it comes out
all of the above and then some. |
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