Inside the Belly of the Beast: James Holmes' Apartment

It's an interesting read but i don't like how she didn't really have anything to say.

like why does she think she was targeted for instance

Guess we'll have to wait for the book to come out.

Mystic Wanderer, I get all that and im not being mean or trying to be rude or anything, im just to the point, but she really doesn't say anything other than some borderline paranoid rant and i would like to have had a reason for why she would claim to be targeted without having to buy something

Well.. I have a couple issues with her. First, she came to identify with the shooter before she even got directly into the case. 'knowing he couldn't have done it'. Then is sure his body did do it, but his kind soul went elsewhere. Doesn't call it possession...and so we're left to wonder what all that is supposed to mean.

It looks very much like extreme mental illness with Holmes to me, and we used to call it criminally insane for a life in an asylum somewhere. It used to come without too much question, too.

The other issue is why she gets all hokey pokey about what is a fairly straight forward thing. She's talking about Astral Projection (as opposed to remote viewing) and with the former, you are actually there in consious presence. In RV, you are getting impression and outlines from a location, often by blind coordinates. Astral Projection is the ULTIMATE fun without calling it sexual, and I really mean, it's the best thing one can imagine. It isn't even THAT difficult to do, and yes, I've done it on multiple occasions, by choice, by desire.

Anyone here could be trained to do it, with enough time. Time depending on natural aptitude for it. Getting there (where she describes seeing all the stuff on the other side, within the real location) isn't the problem. COPING with what someone will find in an Astral Projection is the key and the whammy. So MUCH so, I don't generally advertise I know how, let alone help anyone else, because it can be a real nasty double edged sword.

Getting past what she is making all flashy for public consumption and revenue for her practice, it sounds like Holmes was into far more than warped thinking and twisted knowledge from the Graduate levels of a scientific degree. If she was seeing all that additional stuff on the astral side, then he was either into...or other things found HIM to GET into...for the darkness he'd descended into.

That might also explain the seeming disconnected person the cops found after the shooting, and then the manic and wild "Joker" persona described at the Jail. He seemed empty minded in Court, yet while visually tracking things that only he could see. That was MOST apparent during the first hearing, and he was in some other reality ..but still, intelligently tracking things in motion, where nothing actually appeared inside that courtroom.

Who knows...but I don't believe anything about that being Government. This moron was lucky his weapon worked AT ALL, and it is no shock to know it malfunctioned before clearing a full load through it. The Beta Magazine piece of junk he was using is generally seen in only two places. Movies and gun shows. Why? Simple. 100 rounds of .223 takes a lot of space, but more importantly, it WEIGHS A LOT. I don't doubt there are military grade magazines of that design, but they aren't the junky model he had, and cheap springs/plastic/design jams like it was meant to. That is the ONLY reliable thing ABOUT the magazine he had in that AR-15.

That wasn't military or government anything. It was one lone nut, descending into criminal madness and popping like a real nasty zit, all over a whole building of innocent people.

....madness..and whatever else she was seeing the backwash from on the Astral side. That, I think she's being accurate on, and that raises disturbing questions that conspiracy or science don't really reach to answer, IMO.

Is criminal insanity that hard to accept as possible?

I mean.. vortex fields, replacement of consciousness between people to the level of action, and major action like this?

That's a lot of generations of technology past what anyone has even suggested actually exists. In theory, or otherwise....and that is easier to accept than one man going criminally insane?

Every mass shooting in the last several years has seemingly needed to be blamed on shadowy forces ..despite there being no real statistical rise in major shootings. The way they are viewed has changed. The fact they happen occasionally has been the subject of a few articles showing the surprise in how it isn't new.

Also..What did some Government agency benefit from, to justify the sheer resources, manpower, effort, budget and willpower to 'control' a fruit loop like Holmes to murder random innocent people in a theater? Some local state politicians got some gun measures passed, but then, they lost their own jobs and damn near to a person as I recall the Colorado state politics since then. Federal has gained nothing, and what happened on scene did no one any benefit, did it?

I figured she probably saw some dark and evil energy from wherever these energies and entities come from, attracted to a disturbed person who'd been flying red flags of warning for a good period of time before he actually killed people. There is a lot to support the idea that people's state of mind can attract positive and negative energies ...with someone like this guy having to top the spectrum for the evil attraction side.

I honestly wonder if she wasn't somewhat traumatized by her contact with whatever he lived in, to have colored her perspective since.

It doesn't work like that Mystic, though it does make for a good novel or movie. She's already releasing info if any of it is even remotely true, so if that would be the case, she would have a accident or be a victim of a unsolved crime...or maybe even disappear as that kind of stuff happens daily.

So...since she is claiming to be in the know...I want names and agencies/organizations before I even think about believeing her. I think she's a charlatan scamming the gullible. She's no Edgar Cayce, that's for sure. Not even close.