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Emmily Garces
10/16/2008 1:23 PM UTC
¨Remember that, cause it's the last thing I have to say to you.¨ Sure it is...
Aware Talk Radio
10/16/2008 7:32 AM UTC
Thanks for being on James, I appreciate your input ... even as 'Emmily Garces'. - Chad Lilly
10/16/2008 1:07 AM UTC
Buh bye
10/15/2008 3:42 PM UTC
Emmily / James Clark ... what I have to say, you hear me say on the air (not hiding behind an annonymous profile). Everything you say here, is just a response. Remember that, cause it's the last thing I have to say to you. So have fun posting your responses ... to what I say. - Chad Lilly
10/15/2008 3:31 PM UTC
Emmily (ooops, I mean James Clark) ... Interesting. I questioned before whether you were either ignorant---or just a liar, but now that you've posted things about me that I KNOW to be a LIE. I see the answer is both. (as well as something called LIABLE, which I suggest you look up, and quick). - Chad Lilly
10/15/2008 2:56 PM UTC
I must be hitting pretty close to the truth for my posts to be deleted like this. Listeners cross reference the name Chad Lilly with mental hospital visits and criminal record and let me know what you find. See the paranoid shizophrenic also on youtube with a delusional subversive tirade.
10/15/2008 3:34 AM UTC
How will slandering Steven and I make James Clark sound any more coherent? - Check - My intuition says that hiding behind your newly created and anonymous BTR profile, is a scared little boy whose still trying to prove himself to the world ... named James Clark. So, please, continue to leave your little comments James, and thank you in advance for proving my point. [ Check Mate ]
10/13/2008 11:02 PM UTC
Emmily ... Your playing a game all right, but this isn't checkers, pawn. Now move on to game you might be able to win ... like: 'Candy Land' or the Lottery, because obviously you're not very good at this one. - Check - You criticize what you're too ignorant to understand. Ham radio??? Geez, I realize intelligence has it's limitations, but is stupidity really infinite? - Check - I get it, you throw stones because it's all you have to throw ... but riddle me this wonder woman:
10/11/2008 12:39 PM UTC
O.k. Chad I´ll play the psychology profile game: You got a ham radio for Christmas from mommy and daddy and you found Steven working as a Carnie hypnotist at the fair that passed through. You are not dumb enough to be hoodwinked by a sharlatan like him, so he must have compromising pictures of you at the petting zoo. And ever since you two have been broadcasting out of your parent´s basement.
10/10/2008 6:33 AM UTC
Emmily ... If claiming to be 'Aware' is pretentious and arrogant, when you claim that James is the ONLY one 'Aware' ... what does that make you? And pay attention. We claim nothing. Our tag line is 'ARE YOU AWARE?'. Which is a question that ONLY YOU can answer for yourself. To claim it of another, or for another, is not only 'Pretentious', but ignorant. Thanks for listening. - Chad Lilly
Scott - Red vs Blue
10/10/2008 1:50 AM UTC
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10/9/2008 11:24 AM UTC
Well said Don. Chad and Steven boast about being ¨aware¨ which is pretensious arrogance. The only aware person on that show was James.
Don Childers
10/8/2008 9:09 PM UTC
David, I agree with you too.
10/8/2008 8:40 PM UTC
Ladies, I believe you have something there, I had a old friend that even though he was 30 years older then me, when we were sharing experiences and things that we had learned or remembered with each other. We never said I don't believe that! We said wow I didn't know that, I just learned something, we were both able to learn something because we did not believe that we already knew everything.
David Dunn
10/8/2008 3:35 PM UTC
I agree with Creative Designs. I believe that a communion with the spirit is something beyond words. I believe James has experienced this communion and Steven hasn't. This is why Steven could not identify with James. This and perhaps envy caused Steven's "complete meltdown."
Creative Designs
10/7/2008 7:28 PM UTC
I listened to the show. It is amazing, but somehow I understood what James was trying to convey. It seemed that Steven had a "complete meltdown" with relating to the guest. You seemed to really carry the whole program. I felt that I understood what James was trying to describe in words, but somehow he fell short of that explanation. Sometimes what we experience in the spiritual cannot be described, it can only be felt by us. Sometimes there are no words available to describe what
10/4/2008 4:40 PM UTC
I had a lot more, I didn't know that you could post just so much, I got to go for now. Your friend,Don
10/4/2008 4:36 PM UTC
Chad,I wrote a book " Inside Out " I gave you one. It is not about what everybody needs to do, or what somebody else did, it is about me. About my awakening and transformation. In very simple words, I want to know why I could not do the things that Jesus said I could do. I learn it was because I did not act or react like Jesus, I did not do what the book said to do or not to do. Example is, when you wanted to be a host of a radio show you read or learned what you had to do and not to d
10/4/2008 2:45 AM UTC
Enjoyed the show. Thanks for having the guest on!
10/3/2008 9:08 PM UTC
Emmily, I personally intended no disrespect toward James, my intention was to get some real information ... something we can all use, and personally, I don't feel that was achieved. When direct questions are only 'answered' with vague replies ... personally, I don't consider that awareness, it feels more like fluff to me (or church) - Chad Lilly
10/3/2008 2:48 PM UTC
Chad Lilly you are right. You should be commended for not deleting posts that does show integrity. I am surprised though that you and Steven were not as cordial to your guest, who tried to bring something good to your show and through it to our world. You acted like cannibals to a missionary. Steven especially seemed really threatened by him. Maybe Steven is not as enlightened as he claims to be?
Anna B
10/3/2008 8:51 AM UTC
Thank you Steven and Chad. This show was very interesting .. it certainly fired up a lot of discussion and comments. Perhaps we will never know how James achieved this .. it may be that it is something so extraordinary that he himself is still trying to understand. Much Love, Anna. xoxoxox
Science Edge
10/3/2008 7:51 AM UTC
Great Show..
10/3/2008 7:49 AM UTC
Awesome Show...Great Conversation in these comments..Thanks for being here so I could partcipate..
10/3/2008 2:28 AM UTC
Don, GREAT ... NOW can you tell us HOW? (one must first understand that we are not only human) - Chad Lilly
10/3/2008 12:36 AM UTC
I understood James Clark, to understand James, one must first understand that we are not only human, then the humans don't want to play with you any more and that's alright because I don't want to play their game any more. I wrote James a letter this morning. Don Childers
10/2/2008 11:37 PM UTC
(Notice how I do not delete the opposing comments. That's free speech.) - Chad Lilly
10/2/2008 11:36 PM UTC
Emmily ... thank you for your comments. I wish you would have called in, at least you're coherent in your judgements and concise in your condemnation. Thanks for listening. - Chad Lilly
10/2/2008 7:46 PM UTC
and because they do not live in the spirit. They only write about it. James was further above them than the moon. That is what upset them. And that is why the could not understand.
10/2/2008 7:42 PM UTC
I have witnessed one of James Clark's world records. His eyes had this blank stare to them when he did like 2,500 sit ups in one hour. I have never seen anything like it. He must have been in a trance or something to do what he did. I listened to the show but did not call in. The people who called in seemed genuine but the hosts of the show seemed very obtuse and condescending. James talked about authentic practical applications to a connection with the spirit but the hosts could not underst
10/2/2008 5:53 PM UTC
Charakaliz ... James Clark has achieved remarkable things, I was just hoping he could tell us HOW. - Chad Lilly
charakaliz
10/2/2008 3:11 PM UTC
I liked the show. It seemed like Steven was jealous of the Guest. I can see why though. The sit up guy has done something with his spirituality where Steven wallows in unfullfilled theory
PARANORMAL 101
10/2/2008 9:01 AM UTC
Great guest, he should learn to respect his elders. Steven is always on point, a true scholar. The guest did have many great points but Steven has already connected these points years ago.
10/2/2008 7:47 AM UTC
We did set a record for LIVE listeners ... and I thank you for that ... too bad our guest could not tell us his truth. Perhaps we must do it ourselves? And forget those in the records / history books ... to become the fingerprint that we call God ... by becoming our true selves? Or is that just my opinion? - Chad Lilly
10/2/2008 7:24 AM UTC
Interesting ... this guy can do 44,001 sit-ups, but he can't handle being on for a full two hours with me and Steven. He bails in the last 20 minutes. If you can't answer simple, "yes" or "no" questions, then don't come on this show. Because we WILL ask them. - Chad Lilly, www.innercirclepublishing.com
9/26/2008 5:24 AM UTC
"... by deeply meditating on the ¨Eidos¨, I was able to rise above the pain and perform at a higher level than the human body would have been capable of otherwise." - James Clark.
RECORD NAME RECORD DESCRIPTION Bench Press: 1 hour: 55,500 lbs. James Clark. Push Ups: 1 hr 17 min: 1,001. James Clark. This was combined with performing 1,001 pull ups within the same 1 hr 17 min. Sit Ups: 24 hours: 44,4001. James Clark. Sit Ups: Most with a 71 lb weight on chest: 121. James Clark Sit Ups: 50 lb weight on chest: 1 hour: Most: 1,575. James Clark. Sit Ups: 1 hour: 2,201. James Clark did 2,201 sit-ups in one hour on 2 June 2006 at the Mall of America in Minnesota.
9/26/2008 5:23 AM UTC
http://www.jamesbclark.blogspot.com/ ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBoSC0R04Hg ... http://www.blinkx.com/video/most-sit-ups-in-one-minute-100kg/ea87ncJTOwyGHcQkqscvTA ... http://www.blinkx.com/video/elk-river-man-sets-sit-up-record/iOE-6pfGM1bipTVrNR-HKw ... http://www.9wsyr.com/content/kids_challenge/story.aspx?content_id=f8f9365e-a73d-4617-8fb5-d3a8aa49c9fc ... http://www.recordholdersrepublic.co.uk/recordholdersdetails.asp?id=90
9/26/2008 5:19 AM UTC
"Keeping touch with my spiritual side helps me meditate and concentrate. I'm able to endure pain and heal faster, too, because of it." - James Clark
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