Richard Thomas Infinite Player

I remember my first professional job, I was 14, and I went to Umpire School. When my first game came up I almost backed out I was going to have a lot of attention directed my way and it was a bit uncomfortable for a normally shy person. I had played little league out in left field a lot. Not many balls came out there; I pondered life a lot and would look at the Sun through a crack in my glove. But anyway I kept thinking about that $5.00 I was going to earn and pushed through my fears, it was a lot of responsibility two teams competing with each other and my split second judgments and various decisions influenced the outcome of the game in which so many people had a stake in.
Lucky for me my first game was a T-ball game at the Elementary School I went to so at least it was on my turf. Maya elementary in the Town of Mulberry, it was a bit like Mayberry on TV. It is not far from where the first man to walk on the moon lives, Lebanon Ohio, home of Cash's Big Bargain Barn. He came there once; much to my surprise, and gave my 3rd grade class a speech on our mission in life the year of the Apollo 13 mishap. You might have noticed he doesn't make many appearances, I always wondered if my father had something to do with it. I learned right before he died that he had worked with the astronauts I thought gee Dad how could you not tell me that all these years. But I never got to ask him, I assume it was Top Secret. I asked my mom about what Dad did for seven years, she paused and said “you know I have no idea he never talked about it” I guess she realized how odd that sounded.
But anyway some, a rare few, parents could say some really wicked things, that ego you know, I would just ignore them, at night when I went to sleep I could hear the chatter of the game in my mind. I would see how long I could hold my breath and time it, (this actually increases blood flow to the brain which expands it's delivery system). I didn't let it affect me or my judgment and I had the power and authority to throw them off the field if I wanted, I never used it just having it was enough. It was a young age to have power and authority over adults don’t you think? I remember one time in second grade, we actually had a judicial system, a judge and everything, some kid that I guess didn’t like me or maybe he just got confused, claimed I had been running down the Hall when I hadn’t been and I got in trouble. Two swats, but they didn’t hurt it was more psychological but I was very angry at being falsely convicted and punished but I didn’t cry at least I don’t think I did. One time this guy named David stood up during story telling time and he said over the weekend he was with his Dad in an Airplane and they were lighting sticks of dynamite and tossing them out. Everyone laughed, kind of like when I explained the current definition of time once in 1979 in front of a bunch of people. I thought he was making up this fantastic tail. But based on what I know now I suspect he was probably telling the truth it's not that far fetched as you might think, I found that out when I went to Florida. Oh if I wanted to go home I could actually cause my body temperature to increase to that magic number releasing me from bondage, at will, I never really thought it was unusual to do. I mostly had years of perfect attendance though.
The toughest game....

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What caught my attention at the time resulting in it’s inclusion was Apollo 13 launch time happened to to be 13:13 CST (mission control time). The clerical error that would cause the oxygen tank to explode on April 13th had already been made. The probability was they would be dead before they reached the edge of our atmosphere but not because of the clerical error. What they didn’t know is that they were doomed to die at the very start. With the additional weight of the real module the Pogo Stick effect was going to be much greater than anticipated. As luck would have it though a mysterious failure would save their lives altering the probability of the destruction of the launch vehicle. The first of two lucky big fails and one small one that combined with a lot of ingenuity and the perfect timing of the explosion led to a safe return. Had the explosion occurred later or earlier in the mission the rescue would have been impossible. Something had fooled the engines thrust chamber sensor that the pressure was low. Did I mention the 13 ft. panel that blew off rather than severing the command module from the service module? There is so much more "Luck" or "Intelligence" and perfect timing.

It so happened that in 1970 was also is when the Astronauts visited my 3rd grade classroom and gave our class a lecture on our mission in life which I found to be quite inspiring at the time. Not unlikely in that Neil Armstrong the first man to walk on the moon lived about 30 minutes away from Miami Elementary. Later right before my father abandoned his consciousness vehicular unit he told me he had worked with the astronauts. Gee dad thanks for waiting decades to tell me this. But let’s get on with the story and you be the judge, perhaps you are one of the few that can add to it.

It's all about the timing and significant number patterns and sometimes things go wrong for a good reason. Was beyond some intelligence beyond our comprehension or understanding influencing events and even that an intangible had a subtle but tangible connection leaping across the gap?

Oxygen Tank two in the Apollo 13 Service Module exploded at Mission Elapsed Time (MET) 55 hours and 55 minutes, (199,990 miles) away from Earth.

Hatch would not close. Had they succeeded in closing the Hatch it would have killed them. But it would not close and they could not explain why. But later when they needed it to close I did so flawlessly.

72 hours before the scheduled launch of Apollo 13, Ken Mattingly was removed from the mission and replaced by Jack Swigert from the back-up crew as Command Module Pilot. Charlie Duke, also from the back-up crew caught the measles from one of his children, and exposed Mattingly.“Among the nearly thirty Apollo astronauts, Jack Swigert had the best knowledge of Command Module malfunction procedures,”

Unexplained Shutdown of the Saturn V Center Engine stopped “A catastrophic failure should have ensued,” said Apollo engineer Jerry Woodfill, “and would have, except for the unexplained behavior of the engine’s shutoff system. What happened was the Saturn V rocket experienced dangerous so-called “pogo” thrust oscillations, a problem NASA knew about. But things to the mysterious failure it stopped.

Navigating by Earth’s Terminator

The Apollo 1 Fire

The Command Module Wasn’t Severed

Position of the Tanks

Duct Tape

A Hollywood Movie

Lunar Orbit Rendezvous

The Mission Operations Team

to be completed later

Bowie Space Oddity 2012 Cosmic Crew Miracle Orchestration 13:13 26 52
Preface: In Infinite Play the movie / material / documentary was highlighted the Apollo 13 mission as part of the “13” phenomena. Also in this production were two themes the Brass Monkey Mystery and the Mysterious Force which find meaning in the procession of lucky perfectly timed failures that rendered the probable improbable and a beneficial synchronistic release of a movie. Much to my surprise and delight that Jerry Woodfill a NASA engineer had outlined 13 Things that saved Apollo 13 which was a very meaningful coincidence in itself. Initially the Apollo thirteen mission was included in the Infinite Play for several reasons. Apollo 13 launched at 13:13 CST (mission control time) on 4-11-1970 and it mishap occurred on April 13th. This item caught my attention combined with certain relevant personal direct experience which will be covered later I found it significant. Imagine you went to see a movie that coincidentally involved your field of occupation and then went home pondering their dilemma and what you would do in their situation only to fall asleep and then suddenly awaken to a phone call to learn that the movie had become a reality.

That some intelligence that had orchestrated the timing of the movie release would also engineer a succession of failures that were beyond chance to save a crew that had been doomed from the start as a result of a clerical error.

When I first investigated this I missed the most important phenomena. But thanks to the publishing of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” turned into a children’s book, I was reminded and I looked at it again. Coincidentally about a year ago a theme appeared in the Infinite Play: “2012 Space Oddity and the Cosmic Crew” which is why it drew my attention. This new realization corresponded with still another theme in the infinite play the mysterious force, and the orchestration of events by a more comprehensive intelligence (which could be the sub-conscious mind at the very least) and perfect happenings. Almost two years ago Apollo 13 was introduced as part of the Infinite Play Movie Documentary story line as it related to the number 13 and a multitude of associated synchronistic and correlated phenomena. I then discovered that since I had promoted this Jerry Woodfill a NASA engineer had outlined 13 Things that saved Apollo 13 which was a very meaningful coincidence in itself. Significant because it was linked to a number of other unfolding themes I will cover at the end and a mysterious force that if not extraterrestrial is perhaps linked to consciousness itself. Sometimes things go wrong for a good reason. Apollo 13 did break a record it was the farthest men had ever been from earth.

It first caught my attention because of the thirteen phenomena which is also a theme in the infinite play, and the year (1970) which happened to be the year of my own direct experience with astronauts in the 3rd grade. The first man to walk on the moon lived about 30 minutes away from my school so this greatly increased the probability that I might have such an experience. Right before my father died he shed a whole new light on that experience he mentioned he had worked with the Astronauts, but abruptly left so I wasn’t able to ask anymore questions, until I found the box. Part II

When I was young I would be lucid in my dreams and I would tell everyone that they were really in a dream and they probably wouldn't remember this when they woke up the next day. Sometimes I would amaze them by flying and moving things with my mind. Later I became lucid in the waking dream and I realized everyone around me was dreaming. Which wouldn't be so bad except it had become a nightmare for so many. I mean who would want to wake up from a good dream? Who wouldn't want to wake up from a nightmare? So I proceeded to initiate the lucidity protocols so enough could help take control of the waking dream. --Infinite Play the Movie TheMatrix.me

To many I am an Angel and to some I am the Devil -The Infinite Player O' Anonymous One

~~The Memetic Alchemist
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___Richard-----> Lucid.mobi

The Great Mystery Every night one returns to where nothing happens, then we return to where something happens, after a long day of happenings remembering nothing we seek to return to it and close our eyes to the world of something. Somewhere in between the place of something and and the place of nothing is everything, and it is here we play with reality giving birth to the dream we experience as something. -The Infinite Player

Many of those not true to source, not truly able to interpret with the understanding of the absolute, some mere repeaters and distorters, would have one attempt to get rid of the ego, a crucial component in this theme of existence as articulated in the Infinite Play. It is not that one eliminates the ego but rather one connects it to the source. As awareness grows the connection grows to the source and the infinite capabilities become available to what had only finite capability. The source and the Ego become One dissolving the ego as a separate entity yet retaining independent free agency. The lion lays down with the lamb ~Teachings from the Infinite Player in the Infinite Play

You were born as One into the world, and the world was divided with words which were used to create an illusion in your mind and you were made separate from the source by a world of fiction. ~The Infinite Play

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"Yoga's the cessation of mind!" - Patanjali

Serpent Yoga -
Master Richard

One can do Yoga without even moving when one
can simply stop thinking.

This is a new form of yoga, for the
advanced being, a motionless yoga. Strike a random pose and stop thinking, strike a new pose when you think again. This is Serpent Yoga, known after the serpent of wisdom. It's like a snake that poses waiting for a thought and then strikes the thought as it appears. The apprentice soon learns that when the attention is focused on "waiting for a thought" a thought cannot come and the mind is emptied. As soon as the focus on that intent, and the discipline of one's attention is lost thought enters. It also teaches movement is an illusion both in the mind and the body. In the daily intercourse of affairs to stop thinking for even a moment alters the outcome for all allowing for the power of the great silence to enter thrusting deeply touching hearts and blowing minds.

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Working the mound with the flicking
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thinks one stops, the natural rhythm that results brings the cosmic
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