Re: Tsangyang Gyatso popthrough

David Dalton <[email protected]> Fri, 14 Jun 2024 23:57:46 -0230
Newsgroups alt.religion.buddhism.nichiren, alt.religion.buddhism.theravada, alt.consciousness.mysticism, alt.zen, alt.philosophy.zen, soc.culture.china
Organization Eternal September
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Jun 14, 2024, David Dalton wrote
(in article<[email protected]>):

> I have discussed the popthroughs (updates and expansions of
> past workings by past ootws, who I previously called avatar
> types, on subsets of the globe, to cover some in my global region)
> on these groups before. Until recently there have been
> 2282 popthroughs of the last 8000 years. However I have
> had to reduce that to just the recent 39 (31 human and 8 cetacean)
> ranging from 120 years ago to 323 years ago that have still
> been on to some extent.
>
> So while previously I said that there were popthroughs for
> both Tsangyang Gyatsso (the sixth Dalai Lama, who I
> perhaps erroneously have been referring to as
> The Turquoise Bee) and the Buddha, now there is
> just one for Tsangyang Gyatso. Also the 39 popthroughs
> are being applied in reverse chronological order, and
> his is number 39, from 323 years ago (at this stage).
>
> I think the Tsangyang Gyatso popthrough will be applied
> within the next two hours, and I will follow up on this
> post just after it is. Then my post-popthroughs updates,
> which include an updated global binding of criminals
> and an updated global species balance, will be applied.
>
> You can also follow my progress on the thread
> “fat-D-moon/Magic Circle(s) Day attempt” on
> alt.religion.druid, with reference to the glossary
> on my Salmon on the Thorns webpage if you
> have not been a regular reader.

The Tsangyang Gyatso popthrough was applied
at 0225 UTC June 15, 2024.

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