by Samantha Millership

Created on: April 29, 2010

Moo goes the Loosh Cow

I don’t know how many of you on here are familiar with the term ‘loosh’ but it is a fairly new concept to me. I read about it in one of Robert Monroe’s books (Far Journeys I think it was) and I was quite taken aback by the concept. Robert Monroe is well recognised in metaphysical circles, some even referring to him as a master shaman and his books are very popular and well respected. I believe what he has written is nothing but the truth - as he perceives it. Whether he is barking mad, or is one of the very rare humans to finally find out the whole, sometimes hard to digest truth, I do not know. What I do know is that his findings on the non-physical dimensions resonate very true to me. It almost felt like an innate sense of knowing. Maybe I too am barking mad – who knows? None of us will ever know until we die, then we will come back to earth again with our memories wiped and no doubt we will have to start this arduous quest for knowledge all over again.

For those not familiar with loosh, here is loosh in a nutshell:

Loosh is a substance that all life forms emit. The more negative our emotions, the more loosh is produced. The greatest amount of loosh is produced when the life form dies. ‘Somebody’ from ‘Somewhere’ (a god from a larger pool of gods) needed loosh for whatever purpose. Let’s say loosh is the fuel of the gods and the gods need loosh to power the universe, or power themselves (we shall never know). This ‘Somebody’, tired of searching the cosmos for this rare substance, created a loosh garden (Earth) and experimented with various life forms, but was struggling to get it quite right. The loosh being produced was low-quality at best. What Somebody from Somewhere wanted was pure, high grade loosh, and simple life forms like plants and single celled creatures did not produce anywhere near enough of the right loosh, and then there were the dumb dinosaurs which were too stupid and lived too long to produce enough premium loosh. Enter the loosh cow (human). Initially, the early humans were not much better than the big, dumb ones because it too did not have consciousness as we have today. It did not possess the divine spark. That’s when Somebody from Somewhere decided to put a piece of himself inside the human unit, then everything changed. This unit felt lonely, yearning for a place he could not remember coming from. He desired to seek a mate, and desired

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