ZetaTalk: Orientation

counseled by aliens in the Service-to-Self to promulgate such a disaster, he was pushed over the edge by having lost

his temper when confronting a would-be lady love, who once again rejected him. At this point he was faced with

prison, as he knew he had not covered his trail, the first shooting being an accidental outcome of an intended

intimidation. Bullies who are slight of build do not fare well in prison, so the idea of going out in a blaze of glory, posturing as an Ismail Ax, and moving on to what he assumed was his next place on another world, was more

appealing. Thus, he was not so much angry during the subsequent shootout as determined to carry out a mission.

Will he get his reward? When giving a Service-to-Self Call, such humans receive counseling from aliens in the Service-to-Self, who are of course looking out for themselves as much as possible also. The advice, thus, is less to the benefit of the human giving The Call than to the aliens answering The Call, but their advice is postured to seem an

advantage to the human. Encouraged to create as much heartache and sense of fear and abandonment possible in

human society, the human giving The Call is told they will have a better place in the society they are destined to

incarnate in. The ticket, of course, is something horrific, the bigger and more horrific, the better. Columbine was

children killing children. The Amish school massacre was sweet Amish girls being raped in the center of their

community. The Virginia Tech massacre had chained doors preventing escape and a certainty that those inside were

not armed to defend themselves so the lone gunman ruled, absolutely, while turning a deaf ear on all pleas. Do these

souls taking this advice actually get a better placement in their future society? They are being counseled by liars, as all in the Service-to-Self freely lie for their advantage, so the promise would of course not be kept. And someone so

easily led about by the nose as to believe such a promise made would be kept would not be considered a leader in any society.

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ZetaTalk: Nebraska Mall

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ZetaTalk: Nebraska Mall

written December 8, 2007

Worst Mass

Slaying In

Nebraska

History Claims

9

December 5,

2007

http://www.ketv.com/news/14782867/detail.html

The worst mass slaying in Nebraska history claimed the lives of five men and three women, plus the

shooter. The gun used at Westroads Mall was an SKS-style assault rifle with two magazines taped

together. Taping magazines together is a technique that allows the shooter to reload more quickly.

He stole the weapon from his stepfather. The shooting appears to be random and without

provocation.

Hawkins fit the profile of one highly in the Service-to-Self. Was it depression that caused him to drop out of high

school and fail to perform to the level of expectation at McDonalds? He resented having to do any of it, and refused.

His refusal may only have been expressed as passive resistance, not an explosion of anger, but it was nonetheless an

expression of his expectations. Life was to deliver what he needed, with no effort required on his part. Hawkins was

not mentally retarded, nor neglected as a child. He was given extensive intervention assistance by the state of

Nebraska, which repeatedly intervened during his teen years. He was not without a home, escaping the mild discipline

his family imposed on him by moving in with friends. Nor was he about to be kicked out of this new home, which was

endlessly sympathetic to him, where it was assumed he was dealing with a depression rather than an attitude problem.

Was he depressed? In that depression is rage turned inward, yes, but at no time were his life circumstances such that

he could not turn his life around. He could have obtained a high school degree, and gone forward to a local college or

job training. In all of this he would have been supported. He could have returned to his family, too, by simply

complying with a few ordinary family rules. None of this was the life he desired, as the expectations of a highly Service-to-Self soul is not to do any work but to be allowed to do whatever he pleases, and to receive whatever he

desires, promptly. That this was not forthcoming in his life was the source of his depression.

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ZetaTalk: Nebraska Mall

neer-do-well, a slackard, one who did as little as possible to maintain body and soul together, and always looking for

the easy path and foisting off on others any unpleasant task. Such individuals often become drug addicts or drunkards,

blaming their failures in life on an addiction and begging for handouts. The path assumed by such individuals often is

shaped by the expectations of those of whom they are taking advantage of. If there is any physical attribute they can

use, such as a lack of good looks or intelligence or a lame foot, these attributes are endlessly emphasized as the reason for a lack of ambition in the work and school world. In an affluent setting where treatment options are endless, such an individual might quickly assume the persona of a troubled child or a depressed adult, as a cover,