Can we have another Electric Universe and SIS meeting?

[MattEU]

Evening all when is the next big SIS and Electric Universe meeting planned for? Like the one in Cambridge a couple of years ago? Or have I missed it? I suspect that there are now enough people and more than enough new ideas and research for it to happen yearly?

Any one else interested in a long weekend somewhere? Cambridge was brilliant, I have still not followed up everything that was discussed.

And to the chap who told me about Stonehenge, the Universe and frequencies, finally starting to start to understand. With the help of Kevin and his dowsing rods of course

[StevenO]

Evening all when is the next big SIS and Electric Universe meeting planned for? Like the one in Cambridge a couple of years ago? Or have I missed it? I suspect that there are now enough people and more than enough new ideas and research for it to happen yearly?

Any one else interested in a long weekend somewhere? Cambridge was brilliant, I have still not followed up everything that was discussed.

And to the chap who told me about Stonehenge, the Universe and frequencies, finally starting to start to understand. With the help of Kevin and his dowsing rods of course

I don't know what SIS is actually but I would definitely be interested in participating in an EU (mini-)conference. Count me in.

Could you link me to the Stonehedge info you mention?

[JohnMT]

StevenO wrote:

I don't know what SIS is actually but I would definitely be interested in participating in an EU (mini-)conference. Count me in.

This is the SIS website:

http://www.sis-group.org.uk/

I attended that particular conference myself (and many earlier ones).
Fascinating stuff!

However, I am not sure when another such meeting will be held, but the SIS will no doubt post details of any forthcoming conferences.

John

[MattEU]

SIS membership is really good, they send out a magazine a few times a year with lots of interesting EU, Catastrophe and historically stuff. Joining is a great way of supporting the hard work these people put into it.

Stonehenge, no links unfortunately but it was a very interesting chat. Basically this chap (sorry forgot your name) said to me that Stonehenge was built due to and because of frequencies. Combined with the idea that everything is a frequency and the whole universe is due, formed or powered by frequencies. The musical universe I thing he said, there is a certain background sound or frequency that goes through the universe, as well as others of course.

This article says Malta's "Temples" are not temples but built like a radio antenna and when you look at them they do.

The stones at Stonehenge were specifically picked because of their properties for this. Hopefully the chap will one day write his ideas on the forum and if he has could someone who remembers the post put down the link, thanks.

This all fits in with a lot of other more exotic stuff and helps to make sense of a lot of things.

[solrey]

I've been thinking about asking whether there would be any interest in a Pacific Northwest EU meeting or conference in Portland. I live in Oregon and I think quite a few EU fans, including Dr. Talbott, live in the PacNW also.
If nothing else, we could meet for a casual chat while enjoying some tasty microbrews.

[MattEU]

We could have one in europe or in England, could thunderbolts send out an email to ask who would be interested? I suppose England might have the most people able to travel locally but if anyone fancies a holiday weekend then I would suggest Malta, lots of history here and everyone speak English The EU in the EU?

Another thing I have thought about is would people want to get on an email list where we can email everyone? I know we have the forum but there is so much going on sometimes. Can we do groups or something like that on the forum?

Also means that all EU people can have someone to contact about interesting stuff in someone elses area, or, even ask them to investigate or visit a place that another person is interested?

I think this would help investigation of certain issues, those specialising in an area can discuss ideas and thoughts in more details. Sometime you don't want to put an idea down as it is just an idea but you want to discuss it with someone. Other times you can have to much to put down in a post. Sometimes you are investigating something but it will take months or even years.

[davesmith_au]

Matt, your idea of an email list for thunderbolters is interesting, and something I may consider over the next week or two.

As for conferences, we will of course put a note on the Forum if anything is coming up which we're organizing ourselves.

As for recent calls for Twitter, RSS feeds, etc, these all take a certain amount of work to accomplish and maintain, and I'm not sure we can justify it at present. However, ALL MEMBERS OF THIS FORUM SHOULD BE ON THE THUNDERBOLTS NEWSLETTER MAILING LIST! (Not yelling, just making it noticable):

http://www.mcssl.com/app/join.asp?MerchantID=101016

It's easy to join, free, and you get weekly updates which includes any new Thunderblogs, the week's TPODs, the most interesting forum discussions, and occasionally other news. It really is worthwhile for anyone interested in EU to join the newsletter mailing list.

Cheers, Dave.