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CHANNELLING Channelling is not to be mistaken for clairvoyance, which comes from the Third Eye centre, whereas channelling comes from the 7th Chakra or the Crown. Channellers were once quite rare, and thought to be oddballs or worse, but as time has gone on and society has become more open to new ideas, channelling has become more common, and those with the ability are more likely to make it known and try to pass on hat they have learned. Channellers generally speak of spirit guides or Ascended Masters, who instruct them with messages to pass on for the good of humanity and sometimes even assist in real-world events, such as psychic healing. Following are links to information on some of the better known individuals involved in this phenomenon. Knight, J.Z. - channels Ramtha, a 35,000 year old consciousness. Has set up a school of Gnostic Thought. Roberts, Jane - channels a personality called Seth while in a trance state. Author of the book "The Seth Materials". Jane sometimes goes into a different trance state where she speaks as "Future Seth."

But before we went to the river, mom and I finally talked about dad, his investigations and everything. I'm still not sure why she kept it a secret. She says because she wanted to protect me, but protect me from what? I know she loves me but I still feel like there's stuff she's not telling me. Turns out OSSN is full of vampires, or at least really weird kids who THINK they're vampires. Whatever they are, they nearly made us into members.

(Mr. Magnetism, s3e23)

You can read more about Alexz Johnson's version of Voodoo and the quasi-connection to So Weird here.

Academy of Cloning Professionals Journal Human Cloning Possible? Dr. Derek Ollman, a professor of Genetic Studies and researcher at the Sun Multitechnical Institute, asserted in a heated discussion during a recent symposium that human cloning is not only a future possibility but a procedure that could be done with current technology. Ollman said that cell duplication techniques he has perfected in his research into a cure for Huntington's disease have convinced him that adequate public funding of the procedure is the only missing element, and that human cloning would have untold benefits in research of genetic diseases. Ollman's statements were hotly disputed at the symposium, especially by those who said that many more years of research into the human genetic code would be necessary to find the correct genetic sequences. Although other genetic researchers acknowledge Derek Ollman's genius, they dismiss his speculation about the possibility of human cloning in the near future as both absurd and irresponsible.

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