Semjase Silver Star Centre - Revision history

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 There's no need to be rude, folks are welcome and they're welcoming, but individuals have to be known to be on the property by introducing themselves, saying hello. See the section below about visiting.<br>
-If you see a video on the internet where a person has been walking or creeping around through the property unannounced and without notifying them that they were on the property, then it might be a good idea to mention in a comment to them that it's indeed private property. All the information is public and because of this on rare occasions folks get this idea in their head that they'll approach it like some spy or something and go there undetected and gather their own independent evidence or something. FIGU have always been happy to answer questions and there is a huge amount of information available spanning decades, there is no need to be rude.
+If you see a video on the internet where a person has been walking or creeping around through the property unannounced and without notifying them that they were on the property, then it might be a good idea to mention in a comment to them that it's indeed private property. All the information is public and because of this on rare occasions folks get this idea in their head that they'll approach it like some spy or something and go there undetected and gather their own independent evidence or something. FIGU have always been happy to answer questions and there is a huge amount of information available spanning decades, there is no need to be rude. If you are part of a paranormal investigation team and want to explore the grounds at night, that is 'probably' going to be ok if you ask nicely, just be polite and arrange it with them before you arrive so they know who is there, don't do it without asking.
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 '''Q: Over the next thousand years, part of humanity will go off and colonise [[Mars]] and a short time after that later a world in another star system, according to [[Contact Report 251]] - what over this same duration will occur if anything or change, in Switzerland, and specifically the “SSSC”?'''
-A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will likely replace the facade cladding that is currently on the outside of the building. There will be some extra buildings on the hill and hill behind by that time. Unfortunately the religious people’s book and library burning history reset ceremonies which take place every hundred years will mean the persons alive at that time won’t have any idea of what life was like for us today in our time now and for them will be the past, just as we don’t know much of anything about our past because of those religious nuts that are protected by their close alliances with governments.
+A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will likely replace the facade cladding that is currently on the outside of the building. There will be some extra buildings on the hill and hill behind by that time. Unfortunately the religious people’s book and library burning’ history reset ceremonies, which take place every hundred years or so, will mean the persons alive at that time, won’t have any idea of what life was like for us today in our time now which for them will be the past. Just as we don’t know much of anything at all about our past because of those same religious nuts that are protected by their close alliances with governments.
 '''Q: Why doesn’t Schmidrüti have a stand up comedy stage now?'''

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 '''Q: Over the next thousand years, part of humanity will go off and colonise [[Mars]] and a short time after that later a world in another star system, according to [[Contact Report 251]] - what over this same duration will occur if anything or change, in Switzerland, and specifically the “SSSC”?'''
-A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will likely replace the facade cladding that is currently on the outside of the building, and might think of 20th century music and petroleum based combustion engine sports cars as “classic” etc. There will be some extra buildings on the hill and hill behind by then.
+A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will likely replace the facade cladding that is currently on the outside of the building. There will be some extra buildings on the hill and hill behind by that time. Unfortunately the religious people’s book and library burning history reset ceremonies which take place every hundred years will mean the persons alive at that time won’t have any idea of what life was like for us today in our time now and for them will be the past, just as we don’t know much of anything about our past because of those religious nuts that are protected by their close alliances with governments.
 '''Q: Why doesn’t Schmidrüti have a stand up comedy stage now?'''

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 A: They're at the stage now nationally where they make stuff up to do, so that they have some work to do. See CERN.
-'''Q: Over the next thousand years, part of humanity will go off and colonise [[Mars]] and a short time later a world in another star system - according to [[Contact Report 251]], what over this same duration will occur if anything in Switzerland, and specifically the “SSSC”?'''
+'''Q: Over the next thousand years, part of humanity will go off and colonise [[Mars]] and a short time after that later a world in another star system, according to [[Contact Report 251]] - what over this same duration will occur if anything or change, in Switzerland, and specifically the “SSSC”?'''
-A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will replace the facade cladding on the outside of the building, and will think of 20th century music and petrol sports cars as “classic”.
+A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will likely replace the facade cladding that is currently on the outside of the building, and might think of 20th century music and petroleum based combustion engine sports cars as “classic” etc. There will be some extra buildings on the hill and hill behind by then.
 '''Q: Why doesn’t Schmidrüti have a stand up comedy stage now?'''

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	A: They're at the stage now nationally where they make stuff up to do, so that they have some work to do. See CERN.		A: They're at the stage now nationally where they make stuff up to do, so that they have some work to do. See CERN.
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		+	'''Q: Over the next thousand years, part of humanity will go off and colonise [[Mars]] and a short time later a world in another star system - according to [[Contact Report 251]], what over this same duration will occur if anything in Switzerland, and specifically the “SSSC”?'''
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		+	A: In about 600 years the tenants who reside there at that time will replace the facade cladding on the outside of the building, and will think of 20th century music and petrol sports cars as “classic”.

	'''Q: Why doesn’t Schmidrüti have a stand up comedy stage now?'''		'''Q: Why doesn’t Schmidrüti have a stand up comedy stage now?'''

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-[[File:F0715.jpg|thumb|300px|right|<small>Photo of The Semjase Silver Star Centre from the [[Photo Gallery|gallery]].</small>]]
+[[File:F0715.jpg|thumb|300px|right|<small><small>Photo of The Semjase Silver Star Centre from the [[Photo Gallery|gallery]].</small></small>]]
 <small><sup>'''PRIVATE PROPERTY'''</sup></small><br>
 It's not public land, it's a private residence, folks live there, trespassing is illegal. The right way to visit is the normal way, by day, say hello, introduce yourself, send them an email. <span class="mw-customtoggle-privpshow"><small><small>[continue reading]</small></small></span>
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 Over time, the environment of the centre has been transformed into a small paradise of tranquillity, peace, contemplation and beauty. Due to this long term careful management of the environment compared to the surrounding farmlands and towns, where restraint has been exercised from using petrol machinery and chemicals where possible and tending the gardens by hand; a variety of particularly rare species of animal, insect and plant have made the grounds their home. Forget Ufology for a moment and for naturalists, botanists, bird watchers, biologists, and anyone who appreciates wildlife and nature it may even be shocking to some visitors to see such rare varieties and in such health perhaps never seen before because such good care is taken of the life on the grounds where there is a culture of matured wisdom about ecological systems and natural cycles and natural rhythms and the humans impact on life and of a deep appreciation of life, preserving life, cherishing it and allowing it to flourish - mostly lead and influenced by [[Billy]] and his attitudes.</div>
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-[[File:Sssc004.jpg|thumb|300px|right|<small>Photo of The Semjase Silver Star Centre from the [[Photo Gallery|gallery]].</small>]]
+[[File:Sssc004.jpg|thumb|300px|right|<small><small>Photo of The Semjase Silver Star Centre from the [[Photo Gallery|gallery]].</small></small>]]
 <small><sup>'''VISITING AND VOLUNTEERING'''</sup></small><br>
 Individuals visit the centre from all over the world. <span class="mw-customtoggle-visita"><small><small>[continue reading]</small></small></span>

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 <small><sup>'''NO OBLIGATION TO STAY'''</sup></small><br>
-It's nice when a plan is made and it is followed through to completion. But they're some of the most opinionated individuals in the entire world and in all recorded history, based on their written material. If you don't want to stay for whatever reason that may be, you don't have to, there's no obligation. Sometimes folks just don't gel and get along with one another for whatever reason, that is fine and fair, don't be rude about it, say goodbye and leave. You probably should not endeavour to visit until you have read a quantity of their written material, conversed over the internet, developed an appreciation and understanding of what they're doing there and know what to expect etc.
+It's nice when a plan is made and it is followed through to completion. But they're some of the most opinionated individuals in the entire world and in all recorded history, based on their written material. If you don't want to stay for whatever reason that may be, you don't have to, there's no obligation. Sometimes folks just don't gel and get along with one another for whatever reason, that is fine and fair, don't be rude about it, say goodbye and leave. You probably should not endeavour to visit until you have read a quantity of their written material, conversed over the internet, developed an appreciation and understanding of what they're doing there and know what to expect etc. Try not to allow yourself to be pushed away by one faulty social exchange, it may have been a visitor they themselves have been troubled by; on the whole they're very nice and good folks, try to give it some time and patience.
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 and [http://www.figu.org/ch/verein/das-figu-center/arbeitsanmeldung/en FIGU - Volunteer Application Form English (External)]<br>
-'''''Sorry'''''<br>
+<small><sup>'''SORRY'''</sup></small><br>
 Refrain from saying 'sorry', instead say 'pardon', 'excuse me' etc., because some persons think 'sorry' represents an apology in the English language, when 'sorry' may simply represent a charming, polite, non-vocal way of saying: 'get out of my way now', 'you're in my way', 'time to move on', 'do it this way now', 'you've created a situation here where I have to suffer with you, don't make me suffer with you', 'let's try that again a different way should we and now', 'lets reassess our relationship and what we are doing together', 'you've misunderstood something, and I am giving you time to get it right' etc. For this reason when you do have to apologise for something, whatever that may be, do it genuinely, take the time to make sure the person is listening, speak calmly, softly and directly, make eye contact with them and that they recognise that you have recognised that wrong has been done, express regret, make it heartfelt, keep it refreshing and sincere, make sure they feel it and connect with them properly - so that any bilingual/multilingual speakers are able then to differentiate between an actual apology and a word being constantly used. You might try not saying anything at all instead of 'pardon', 'excuse me', 'sorry' etc., if you want. There are several other ways to exert your influence and make demands of others. Silence is often as good as, manners, pleasantry, being polite etc., listening alone can sometimes be more effective with bilingual/multilingual speakers than any respectful and considerate words, try silence and non-vocal communication, which may simply amount to using the facial muscles more, body-language, signals etc.
-'''''No obligation to stay'''''<br>
+<small><sup>'''NO OBLIGATION TO STAY'''</sup></small><br>
-It's nice when a plan is made and it is followed through to completion. But they're some of the most opinionated individuals in the entire world and in all recorded history, based on their written material. If you don't want to stay for whatever reason that may be, you don't have to, there's no obligation, but don't be rude about it, say goodbye and leave. You probably should not endeavour to visit until you have read a quantity of their written material, conversed over the internet, developed an appreciation and understanding of what they're doing there and know what to expect etc.
+It's nice when a plan is made and it is followed through to completion. But they're some of the most opinionated individuals in the entire world and in all recorded history, based on their written material. If you don't want to stay for whatever reason that may be, you don't have to, there's no obligation. Sometimes folks just don't gel and get along with one another for whatever reason, that is fine and fair, don't be rude about it, say goodbye and leave. You probably should not endeavour to visit until you have read a quantity of their written material, conversed over the internet, developed an appreciation and understanding of what they're doing there and know what to expect etc.
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 '''''Sorry'''''<br>
-Refrain from saying 'sorry', instead say 'pardon', 'excuse me' etc., because some persons think 'sorry' represents an apology in the English language, when 'sorry' may simply represent a charming, polite, non-vocal way of saying: 'get out of my way now', 'you're in my way', 'time to move on', 'do it this way now', 'you've created a situation here where I have to suffer with you, don't make me suffer with you', 'let's try that again a different way should we and now', 'lets reassess our relationship and what we are doing together', 'you've misunderstood something, and I am giving you time to get it right' etc. For this reason when you do have to apologise for something, whatever that may be, do it genuinely, take the time to make sure the person is listening, speak calmly, softly and directly, make eye contact with them and that they recognise that you have recognised that wrong has been done, express regret, make it heartfelt, keep it refreshing and sincere, make sure they feel it and connect with them properly - so that any bilingual/multilingual speakers are able then to differentiate between an actual apology and a word being constantly used. You might try not saying anything at all instead of 'pardon', 'excuse me', 'sorry' etc., if you want. Silence is often as good as, manners, pleasantry, being polite etc., listening alone can sometimes be more effective with bilingual/multilingual speakers than any respectful and considerate words, try silence and non-vocal communication.
+Refrain from saying 'sorry', instead say 'pardon', 'excuse me' etc., because some persons think 'sorry' represents an apology in the English language, when 'sorry' may simply represent a charming, polite, non-vocal way of saying: 'get out of my way now', 'you're in my way', 'time to move on', 'do it this way now', 'you've created a situation here where I have to suffer with you, don't make me suffer with you', 'let's try that again a different way should we and now', 'lets reassess our relationship and what we are doing together', 'you've misunderstood something, and I am giving you time to get it right' etc. For this reason when you do have to apologise for something, whatever that may be, do it genuinely, take the time to make sure the person is listening, speak calmly, softly and directly, make eye contact with them and that they recognise that you have recognised that wrong has been done, express regret, make it heartfelt, keep it refreshing and sincere, make sure they feel it and connect with them properly - so that any bilingual/multilingual speakers are able then to differentiate between an actual apology and a word being constantly used. You might try not saying anything at all instead of 'pardon', 'excuse me', 'sorry' etc., if you want. There are several other ways to exert your influence and make demands of others. Silence is often as good as, manners, pleasantry, being polite etc., listening alone can sometimes be more effective with bilingual/multilingual speakers than any respectful and considerate words, try silence and non-vocal communication, which may simply amount to using the facial muscles more.
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