Installing a SEGMENT INTENTING Filter creates massive change!

[Guest guest]

, Alex

<osiris2067@g...> wrote:

 

> I think that you are DOING BOTH, noticing what you don't want,

> > canceling that out (which you call a filter), and then noticing

> >what you DO WANT.

 

> That is exactly what I have been doing. I deal with any negative

>tag ends with either EFT or Zpoint as they come up. Would you have

>any >suggestions on how one could go about doing this in a

>better >fashion????

 

It's working, and that's what counts.

 

The purpose of my post was the " incorrect " inference made

about " spam filters " , and the presuppositions with that " label " .

 

That label would have people (and it did, NOTICE?) looking in the

wrong direction, a direction that does not work as well.

 

And I know what you are doing is something else, so I wanted to

clear that up.

 

Nice going;-)

 

 

 

> Alex

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for helping me see that!

 

That explains it very well. Thank you for your input. I look foward

to meeting you at the Huna and Pre Huna Intensive.

 

 

Alex

[Guest guest]

Well on top of all of that, spam filters do NOT work properly. That is why mine

are turned off on my email. They still let spam through and delete some

messages that SHOULD get through.

 

SO like you said, segment intend for what you DO want is the way to go.

 

Spam filters LOOK for garbage, and in their (over) zelous hunt for trash, they

tend to delete things that SHOULD be allowed through.

 

Sort of like a " filter " that wants to delete ALL wacko's from one's life. Well,

shit... EVERYBODY is " nuts " in some context or another. And even if they're

not, I can show you how they are too! LOL I " deleted " a lot of cool people

from my life before just because I had some damned " filter " in the way that was

sorting for " garbage " and so it found some garbage since that is what it was

programmed to do.

 

Anyways, have fun. See you soon.

 

Jim