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Andy,
There are no ‘sour grapes’ over the Green Stone only the concers already voiced by many people on this site over the way in which the ‘Sale’ was conducted.
As I have said before that my own opinion is that burrying the stone would merely have made an interesting option.
Simple fact is that weather you like it or not, you have made many people on this site distrust you. The surfacing now of these other items you wan’t to wash your hands of is a concern that you are expecting people to buy into a quest. Their only real value now is in their material worth as a trinket.
If I recall correctly, you have stated previously on this site that you have never been on a psychic quest , so therefore can not fully appreciate that the true value of questing is in the efforts made in finding of these artifacts by psychic means. You can not put a price on that!
The story behind the finding of this silver dagger is it’s value and interest, it’s a shame that details of this quest will not resurface unless the new owners decide to publish them. Likewise with the bundled items sold with the green stone, their worth is unlikely to become known to others. Not sour grapes Andy, before you start! It would just be nice to share this information with those (unlike yourself?) who may be genuinly interested in psychic questing.
Stevie
Aagh, no, not The Shadow!
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Andy,
>There are no ‘sour grapes’ over the Green Stone only the concers >already voiced by many people on this site over the way in which >the ‘Sale’ was conducted.
Or, as we scientists call these concerns, ‘sour grapes’ becaue the people who believed they had a ‘right’ were pipped at the post because they failed to have a bid in.
>As I have said before that my own opinion is that burrying the stone >would merely have made an interesting option.
It would, we didn’t bury it though so I’m afraid life moves on.
>Simple fact is that weather you like it or not, you have made many >people on this site distrust you. The surfacing now of these other items >you wan’t to wash your hands of is a concern that you are expecting >people to buy into a quest. Their only real value now is in their material >worth as a trinket.
Shadow, please learn how to read and comprehend, I’m not ‘expecting’ anyone to do anything. I have *offered* the artifact for sale because people have expressed and interest in these things as well as the PQ books etc. I have had several private emails requesting that I continue to *offer* these things when they become available. *Expecting* and *offering* are two very different things. Please keep up.
>If I recall correctly, you have stated previously on this site that you >have never been on a psychic quest , so therefore can not fully >appreciate that the true value of questing is in the efforts made in >finding of these artifacts by psychic means. You can not put a price on >that!
But I live with a PQer and I know exactly what the nature and feeling attached to these quests is. I can put a price on what I choose, whether people choose to pay it is up to the, That’s the difference between *expecting* and *offering*.
>The story behind the finding of this silver dagger is it’s value and >interest, it’s a shame that details of this quest will not resurface unless >the new owners decide to publish them. Likewise with the bundled items >sold with the green stone, their worth is unlikely to become known to >others.
That’s the first thing you’ve been correct about Shadow. If someone buys or obtains something it becomes theirs to do with as they wish. The present ownder of the Green Stone etc decided he wanted to keep it all to himself. That’s his prerogative. Surely some form of PQ could be done to find the stone if you really wanted to?
> Not sour grapes Andy, before you start! It would just be nice to share >this information with those (unlike yourself?) who may be genuinly >interested in psychic questing.
I’m *extremely* interested in Questing Shadow and know more about it than you’ll ever know.
You have fun with that grape juice now!
Happy Trails
Andy
could meugher post the provenance of this dagger so we can decide if we want to make an offer. The Story of its discovery would be useful, along with dates.
best wishesbid
P.S Andy, if you want to sell us something, stop being so aggressive!
Biddulph – or should we call you Mr Grange?.
You clearly have no conception of what ‘aggressive’ means. I am responding firmly to some of the messages on this thread because they have been posted by idiots who can’t even understand the rules of English, and who don’t underastand the rules of ownership, or apparently much about psychic questing.
And, one again, I’m not ‘wanting to sell’ anyone anything, I’m *offering the chance to buy*, which is completely different.
Last day today for anyone who is intererested, then it’s gone.
Happy Trails
Andy
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