Detecting Fraudulent Rainbows

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Comment by Peregrine Swift on September 28, 2009 at 4:56pm

Well as I say in this article, everything is from my perspective and yet people still want to oppose that. I encourage that because I realize that some choose to seek their knowledge from the external, those who choose to listen to the established "knowledge authorities" in a sense. And some choose to just listen to your heart for knowledge as that's where it truly comes from, who realize that the ultimate authority on knowledge comes from within a person's own heart. Their guidance. I asked my guidance "Are these rainbows HAARP technology" and they replied "Yes. You have accelerated so rapidly that you can see it but others who haven't accelerated at your rate still do not sense the complete truth. You have been chosen as a teacher to help others realize". The main idea here is to drop the ego and stop trying to prove others "wrong" because there is no such thing as "wrong", only perspective.

So who is wrong, the person who listens to external sources or the being who follows his internal source? Again, this is simple: neither one. Scientifically speaking there's always going to be that polarity, it will always exist, like how magnets of opposite charges tend to repel each other. You can choose to look at reality from the negative scientific polarity or the positive spiritual polarity. Simple physics. But again, I will underline it this time: This article is only about perspective and my opinion only. If it doesn't reflect yours, then don't worry about it. You're your own person. You make the decisions for what resonates with you. Some of us like telling people how to live their life or what to think, I'm not gonna name any names. Just stay true to yourself

Namaste tks.

Comment by Bishop on September 28, 2009 at 2:48pm

@Peregrine Swift
This video has nothing to do with HAARP. This video is simple light diffraction.

Article on light diffraction.
http://www.ehow.com/about_5078798_definition-diffraction-light.html

This is exactly the same as a natural rainbow. Light diffraction through water droplets, from the sprinkler instead of rain water on a sunny day. Try it your self the next time its sunny.

HAARP rainbows are misty within light wispy clouds and appear when there is no rain on very sunny days. The Metal oxides you refer too are in the chemtrails, and work along with haarp, but are always high up.

This sprinkler rainbow, that maybe you can 'touch' will have zero effect at all. its just physics at work.

Comment by Peregrine Swift on September 27, 2009 at 11:37pm

Look guys, I understand that people want to "discount" things here but that's not what this site's about in my opinion, I'm just expressing what I know to be true. You can express what you know to be true but please keep it respectable. This isn't me barking orders at you to stay away from water sprinklers, far from it. Some rainbows might actually be good but I personally haven't come across any. I'm merely expressing my opinion, and perspective that these rainbows in my opinion have many low vibrational effects like causing watery eyes and shivers among other things as this has already happened to one of my good friends.

Artworker, I suggest you perhaps educate yourself with the work of Nassim Haramein, a very well respected scientist who is often referred to as the "Stephen Hawkins except without motor neuronal disease" of our time, and he goes into some of the HAARP technology and their holographic images. My higher self has confirmed that the rainbows in this particular video are holograms created by metal oxides developed with HAARP technology. What is a "light diffraction" basically but a bending of light away from the intended path of light? It's basically a visual illusion. Next time you see a rainbow, try to walk up and touch it and let me know what happens. Just my opinion, but I'm just saying you can try out and find out for yourself. Again this is just information that my higher self has told me

Tks.

Comment by Artworker on September 27, 2009 at 6:52pm

Not discounting that there is much afoot these days, however, ever since I was a child, and that was awhile ago, I used to stand with the sprinkler on mist setting and watch the rainbows formed from the diffraction of light in the water droplets. While I agree there is much to be- become aware of, basic scientific principles are still for the time being what they are and there is nothing unusual about a rainbow in a sprinkler. Her statement that this didn't happen 20 years ago is just false, maybe she just didn't notice.

Comment by Bishop on September 27, 2009 at 11:30am

hahahahahahahaha Light Diffraction!!!!!

Comment by Matt Wilkinson on September 26, 2009 at 6:36pm

so true..