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[ragamuffins]

Is just me or do you feel that the board is stagnating, it just seems like the old subjects keep reoccuring. I was eargerly awaiting the arrival of the rad lazer, but the launch date has come and gone. I remember the old days where seduction techniques was disscussed in detail and KA was hot off the press.

I remember when Joey and Jobet used to regularly get involved in posts and give their opinions. Have we come to, dare I say the end of this pionering subject. Maybe not, but I do feel that we need something new to take us in a forward direction.

Come on boys of xtreme bring us some new gadgets or cd's to whet our appetites, I know I'm not the only person thinking this I am sure.

best regards raga

[TomSKinney]

What I've noticed is that everything worth having is outside my budget at this time.
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[PleiadianHealer]

I agree that not having Joey and Jobet involved in more post's is a setback. Their input is very valuable.... we need more expert's who know what their talking about to give us great tips.... and if you check out the old post's on these forums you'll see many of those great tips. I wish there was someway to get them to come back.

PH
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[lucifer2]

What we, most certainly, also need are members'reports on their experiences with gadgets, cd's, dvd's and what have you. It's nice to read about the imminent launch of yet another rad box (the Laser's been on its way for quite a while now, agreed), or a brand new seduction cd, but we haven't got a clue about people's experiences with the "old"stuff. How did every one who's been so eagerly awaiting the Long Horn and the Imagine fare with their newly acquired electronic babies. It still amazes me no end that folk keep buying one fancy thing after another without being able (or willing?) to share their user experiences (positive, negative, whatever) with their fellow members. So, come on boys and gals, your stories will be much appreciated. Thank you.
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[HSteinfeld]

[lucifer2]

STeinfeld, it's not quite clear to me what you mean by "hard sell" here. Anyway, I would very much regret a further "commercialization" of this board. If you want to learn more about "metaphysical" products, just hop over to your Google or Yahoo box and you'll find more than enough references as it is. No, what is urgently necessary, in my view at least, is a much more critical evaluation of existing radionic, psionic, accoustic and other popular products here. It's my impression that the market for these products is pretty overheated already. One item after the other is being launched and we haven't got a clue about the real validity of these things.

The situation reminds me of the African and Latin American witch doctors who rave about the potency of their chicken feathers and rabbit bones, Seeing this trickery on TV you can only shake your head or laugh, of course. But is there any "hard evidence" that we're faring much better with our radionic and energetic gadgets and cd's? Well, if that's the case I'd love to hear about it. That would absolutely make my day!! And, presenting such proof on this board would most certainly amount to fullblown "hard sell", don't you think? ?
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[johnrice]

[lucifer2]

Very relevant point I think, dr Rice. The “naïve” consumer seems to be highly impressionable indeed and, apparently fully convinced of the validity (i.e. the “truth”) of the so-called complexity hypothesis: the effectiveness of a product is a function of its structural, physical complexity, Or, as you stated, more is better. Of course, advertisers are well aware of, the (psychological) potential of this state of affairs. Many a prospective buyer’s appetite will be duly whetted by long stories about a product’s technical sophistication. And there you go, the most gullible will surely take the bait. I still remember how much I laughed when I saw a certain member’s Longhorn sale offer, just over a fortnight following its purchase!! He needed the money urgently and was convinced he’d do fine with just his mini-me or some such thing. Another guy begged me to manifest “successful operation” of, yes, his Longhorn for him. He’d been trying in vain to bring a few urgent targets to fruition…. Yet another figure raved about his initial success with the two Longhorns he owned, but thereafter nothing important seemed to have happened anymore.

And moi, myself? Well, I’ve been the proud owner of a (rather expensive) Scalar-Xcalibur device and a Chionmaxx for almost a year now! To my regret, however, I can’t say that working with these goodies has brought me more health, inner harmony or happiness than I would have, probably, gained with simple visualization sessions, to put it even mildly. In short, more or less a waste of money and energy.

To be honest, this really worries and saddens me. If you realize how much effort, how many hours have been spent constructing the orgone/radionic gadgets available on the market these days, and you consider the “results” being reported, the only thing you’ll want to do is cry.

So, let’s say the theory seems to be excellent, but the practical side of the story, alas, is quite another matter altogether!
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[elroy]

[lucifer2]

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[Mr. GreenTea]

There may be another mechanism at work. If you acclimate to a radionics machine, to it's "power" doesn't this mean you will no longer "feel" the power from the machine? "It is kind of like not noticing the wind if you are moving at the same speed as it, in the same direction. The wind exists, but you feel it as still air."
The build-up of chi for the firing would feel like -well nothing after a while. Maybe that's why the machines are training wheels at best. Eventually you will acclimate to the point of not needing them, your body having acquired not only the power but also the neural pathway development to do everything the machine has done prior to that point. That point being where you no longer "feel" anything special from the machine. Since there is no fanfare (like on TV), you make the assumption that the machine has "failed" somehow, and go looking for a new one. And start the process all over again.

[Ankoku15]