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Does it take astro-physicists and exobiologists to remotely study and understand the universe? They have massive, space-based telescopes…we have Earth=based, limited power units that depend on price…but look what Galileo found with the first, very primitive telescope. Discoveries that almost got him fried by the crazy, blood-thirsty inquisition. Their motto was believe what we tell you or burn. Very open mined guys.
Look up at a clear night sky…in a remote, wooded area, and look at the wonders spinning over your head. Let your imagination take it from there. If you can, get night vision googles and just look at our sky…that will blow you away. It will look like our planet is a busy airport…all top secret of course. We, as a bunch of sheep, are too stupid to understand alien life, high tech, or other things. The trouble is, most ET don’t want to interact with us…our race is backwards and in need of an education…our science is Dark Ages…again, thanks to the 1,000 years when the Church said anything science related was the devil. Imagine if Rome remained together, kept it’s science and knowledge safely…in Latin, and kept learning and expanding what we know about physics and manufacturing, adding a 1,000 years of research to our basic understanding of the universe. They could use the Greek steam engine and devise cars and even trains…they read Indian literature and discovered quantum mechanics and the atom. The Indian Vedas referred to this knowledge, as well as the atom. The notion of flying machines may have given them the idea of flight.
Instead of the Holy Inquisition, we’d have universities…schools and libraries ready to share knowledge with everyone.
The churchmen who seized power and built the Vatican went all out to ensure they were in charge of all knowledge and power. They did a lot of damage, killed a lot of people and are now quite rich. Still trying to lead the world…at least there’s a wide separation of Church and State, something they didn’t want, hence the Holy Roman Empire. Basically, the Catholics were a secret way the Romans had of keeping their power…they just changed with the times, and changed the thousands of fragments/manuscripts/books they confiscated all over the Middle East, giving them a more Roman feel…like God loves a cheerful giver, obey the man with the sword…and so on. Their version came out in 85 A.D., thanks to Eusubius, and other Hebrew scholars that knew scripture, and only made slight changes. After all this time, all the translations, biased writers, it’s only natural that so many Bibles are different…recount stories in different ways, and in 325 A.D., at on of they many synods, Nicene this time, they discarded holy texts, and only made the ones that fit their dogma canonical and part of the Modern Bible. Yes, it’s true…everything from ancient history is an edit of what they found, translated and decided was okay for their cause…absolute obedience, tithes and excommunication of you don’t play along. They even spend way too much time showing us all what Hell is like…they should have waited, they will find out. A nice and gentle person seems to follow what Christ taught more than what the Church demanded we do…kill in the name of the Lord, convert Heathens, burn heretics and destroy anything they didn’t understand…so good bye cutting edge science. All the great inventions and knowledge of the Romans disappeared and Europe was plunged into the dark ages. It took some time for science to win over and begin to explain the natural world…something the Church was against, as it might undermine their “we’re on a mission from God,” routine, just like the Blues Brothers. Many believed God approved their killing sprees, while they also secretly hoarded gold to fill their private pockets. Wow, we’ve been through a lot in the short time we’ve been here.
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There’s many things we eyeball and yell out are wrong…but, who are we to always tell what’s right and wrong.
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To the shame of all good researchers, no matter where they are or what field they are in, they are tainted by University trained historians that only believe what they studied in school. It’s amazing we evolved at all with an attitudes like that…why is history, especially when it earns the label “pre-history”, such a hotly debated subject? Just because there are no written records, textbooks or clues? That’s what research is for, and many have found clues that suggest the history books be re-written, and that is totally denied by Universities worried about reputations. Mistakes are made every day, so why not own up to them? Egyptologists arrogantly state the pyramids are no more than 5,000 years old, yet water erosion clearly shows they existed when Giza experience heavy rains, a date that brings us to 12,500 B.C.E., a date that makes a lot more sense to astro-archeologists. The lion on the ground faces the lion in the sky…sounds reasonable? However, scholars only look to books for answers, realists look at the site, the remains, and deduce what the geology itself suggests. If Sherlock Holmes were on the case, he’d be yelling about proper deductions.
Other theories put the building of the Great Pyramid as far back as 125 million years ago. How can PhD’s be so far apart without any give or take? Rational people look at new evidence; Egyptologists look at books…books written in the Victorian era. An ostrich with its head in the ground fits the bill, as someone has to be right, the other wrong; sadly, the book trained dudes are stalwart, and stick to the now dusty theories that were guesses at the time. Ironically, the real dating for the Sphinx came from the Victorian, Captain Wyse, who is now considered a fraud. His diary on the last night of the dig proclaims how fed up he was at not finding any inscriptions. The very next and last day, low and behold, in a very isolated place, on top of a more modern repair job of plaster, he found the name Cheops. Amazing. Recently, some enterprising German students scraped off some of the ink for testing; it was modern. Ignoring all this interplay, the stubborn guys never waver and still declare what their Professors told them. It’s easy to imagine all the books they read would be quite useless if this were revealed to the world, so they do what every good archeologist does: they hide the truth.
What is the lesson here? Never trust what you hear, so go and look for yourself…or, we have created a profession that values official standing more than searching for the truth. They do what first year students do: they regurgitate what they read, and because it came from a textbook, totally believe it to be literally carved in stone. The Giza plateau holds many secrets, and reading books will not solve them. We need a whole new approach and attitude to dealing with history, and must be open to new facts and finds.
Warning: my laptop’s cursor jumps all over the place, a very frustrating occurrence when trying to write, so there may be errors or typos.
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With overwhelming historical proof, every study of the past uncovers an inconvenient truth that is so distasteful, many generations of professional scholars have tried to paint the record of humanity with euphemisms, justifications and outright lies. Evidence is suppressed, destroyed or hidden, for the facts it uncovers invariably demonstrate an unsavory truth: the most savage life form on our planet is and always has been, man.
We are the only species who kill each other for food, territory, resources and sometimes mere human vanity. Hitler wanted to rule the world, Alexander wanted to conquer it; there are dozens of household names responsible for mass slaughter, unspeakable cruelty and unrequited greed that can never be satiated.
In an organized and militaristic form, Rome is considered the first historical pinnacle of a successful civilization. Forget Egypt, Sumer and the Mesopotamian cultures; basically local and confined to their private and racially personal beliefs, these societies didn’t expand and rule the ancient world. The Romans added culture and sophistication to the world, ideas they stole from Greece, introduced laws to lawless lands and imposed a new hierarchy of social standing…where men were no longer equals, but part of a rating system that measured their worth by standards that promote individual achievements and personal power in a material world that saw the accumulation of things as more important than the acquisition of spiritual insight, humility and kindness or mutual respect. The Romans were a collection of far-seeing rulers who borrowed from the cultures that preceded them, made them their own, and streamlined them for mass consumption and exportation. Roman rule was seen as preferable to the Barbaric lives of the nations they conquered; they built roads to facilitate the quick transfer of their military might, perfected ships that could sail and fight across the Mediterranean, and they were wise enough to leave local pagan beliefs in place, but always built statues and temples for their gods…providing easy access to gods that had a little something for everyone and changed into what the individual needed at the time. Another great aspect of their gods were the entire pantheon was borrowed from the Greeks, so already tried and true; make a donation, and the god you need might act on your behalf. If you got what you needed, great; if not, it was easy to see that the gods were too busy for such a mundane matter. But if the person got what he prayed for, it was a good reason for that person to leave the other chunk of rock he worship behind and worship the new piece of rock…after all, the Romans were masters at building huge temples for them…often atop the temples for the old gods. Throughout its early inception, the Romans were well aware of the powers of the gods, and the influence they could have on people. This awareness could very well be the reason for the massive business we now know as religion. The world wide collective known as the Roman Catholic Church could be a massive sign that the Roman empire never fell…it merely morphed into the new and popular institution that single handedly spread religion across the entire globe. If you didn’t like it, well…heretics didn’t have a great life expectancy…ask the Cathars, and they actually read the teachings of Jesus.
What mattered now was where you sat in the Colosseum, how many slaves you had, the size and location of your villa and the position you held in that society, along with the power you obtained over your fellow humans. Life was meaningless unless you were someone of note, a person of individual power or a rich man with a large cache of gold or other riches. The Stoic philosophy of enduring deprivation to temper the soul, fasting to remind the body that life involved a respectful attitude to consumption and greed and a inner freedom that involved sharing what you had with others was the only institution that tried to constrain the orgy of self-indulgence across Rome and the tendency to elevate oneself through objects of material value, but no practical sense. Religion involved a pantheon of Gods to selectively honor; whatever mattered to you at the moment seemed to have a God that you could buy favor from with money. Devotion, faith, deprivation and suffering to show respect, or some type of spiritual connection was unimportant; what the God could do for you seemed the only thing that mattered. While Rome basked in a Bacchanalian stupor, far, far away, in the dusty yet fertile lands of India were holy men who realized a connection with the Divine was the ultimate goal, and achievement worth more than all the gold and precious stones in the world. The Hindu faithful believed there was more to life than what you could take from it, that a joyful life could be found by what you gave to it and your fellow humans…a religion that was far from the debauchery of Rome, yet closer to life than anything the world had yet to discover.
Into this horrendous turmoil of war and destruction, of battle and the subjectivization and suppression of the vanquished, an unusual being appeared on Earth…a being who would eventually become the most important influence to both Kings and paupers, the entire world order would change, and a new, unchallenged and respected power would emerge…the Holy Roman Empire and the Catholic Church. It has been suggested that Catholicism replaced the Roman Empire, and the astute and insightful early Emperors recognized the power this institution would wield as early as 73 CE…when the Roman legions stomped and crushed a Jewish rebellion, yet learned from the new faith it had created, and used this faith to control violence, rebellion and war…replacing it with a belief system that told followers to turn the other cheek, to give not just your robe but also your cloak, and to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. The confusion and destruction of this era destroyed records and histories, testimonies and written records. To fill these gaps, the Roman emperor of the time, Vespacian and his son Titus (the son of man), reputedly rewrote the underground literature of the time, and helped create the basis of a religion the would sweep the world: Christianity. In the name of this new Religion and God, men would go forth into the unknown world and spread this new faith to all. Those who were not brought into the Catholic fold were labelled heretics, and it was a service to God to kill them or convert them to the new faith. Unspeakable butchering followed, and the new church even resorted to genocide; when it became the de facto power in the world, the Church had a massive army and navy to do its bidding…it could put Kings on thrones, of discommunicate radicals and destroy their Earthly power, for they served a much higher power…that of God. The new church believed it could do anything in the name of God, and instead of God-like emperors from the days of Rome, the world answered to the Pope: man’s answer to total power, and given to them in a divine manner. The divine right of Kings became the justification for Emperors and Kings; they answered and paid tribute to the pope, and subjected their countries to whatever taxes and laws they decided would add to their Earthly existence…countries were still having disagreements, so wars followed…and war was expensive. As the Roman Empire was chopped into new nations and principalities, more Kings were required, and these Kings needed to pay homage to whoever was in power in Rome…whoever was Pope over the Catholic Church. The Roman Empire didn’t fall, it transmogrified itself into a justifiable power that would soon claim divine right for the whole world. And the new religion was so convincing and powerful, everyone fell into line.
The recorded words of Jesus have been edited, re-edited and totally rewritten; when they were finally what the Roman Emperors wanted, the new religion was adopted by the Emperor of the time…Constantine. Recent finds at Nag Hammadi, the Dead Sea scrolls, and other ancient scraps or documents written in this era of even earlier tell a different story or describe a different world; the Gospel of Thomas, now considered the oldest and most accurate gospel of the true teaching of Jesus was written before the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, penned around 55 CE, 25 years after the
Cruxifiction. It makes sense that what Jesus said would be remembered more accurately…yet those words can barely be seen as what they were originally meant to convey. So heavily altered and edited, the meaning changes; the change of the individual and the need to focus on the spirit were turned into the great expressions we were all taught in Sunday school. And still, for such a notable figure such as Jesus, there is no record at all of what he did from 12 to 33…a gap many say was lived in India where he studied the teaching of Yogas and learned the power of Kundalini yoga…the secret teachings he reserved for those who were able to receive the knowledge…the ones who would enter through the small door, and not show up at the huge gate. Why would so many succeeding yogas mention “Christ consciousness,” and mention historical writings that tell of a Jewish man that showed up in India over 2,000 years ago? The questions are plentiful…the answers are few.
Whether he was followed a general plan passed on to each succeeding emperor, or was following the words of his general advisors, taking on the new religion would perpetuate the Roman empire as long as the world believed in the doctrine of the Catholic Church, and that doctrine was accepted by the world as the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It was the word of God…not the words of the Historian Josephus, the Jewish historian/theologian who had converted from Judaism to Roman rule…who joined at least ten other prominent Jewish scholars who knew the religious writings of the people better than anyone, for they had translated them and decided what would be accepted for posterity. It’s not a huge leap to see where these experts could edit the Gospels to their liking, or create them entirely from scratch. Working in 73 CE, Josephus was at the right point in history to combine and collate the often scraps of writing that would be compiled and crafted into the New Testament…the most integral documents of the new religion, and the perfect words to give the new church the blessing of God and the official stamp of divine authority. Who could challenge the words of God? Well, the Nicean council did just that when it decided what would become the new Bible of the church, and picked and pondered which gospels to include, what testimony was questionable and what told the exact story they wanted the people to believe and follow. Phrases like, “God loves a cheerful giver,” show the hand of man; God said give to the poor, the widows and orphans, but why would God need money? Why give the money to a church…a church that acted as a go between, a church that extracted its operating costs, salaries or needed everything it was given, as the Pope lived a lavish life style. What kind of religion would have a Bishop or Cardinal, decked out in fine robes and wearing thick gold crosses decorated with precious stones…an ornament worth so much, it would pay for enough food to allow the starving village to eat for five years. Yet, the ostentatious official was usually there to open a new church or some such thing…an expensive building for the church only…a roof that kept their fancy hats dry while the villagers caught colds in the often wet and cold brutal weather outside the church…God needed no such buildings, as the Old Testament recorded. The omnipotent creator of the universe was everywhere…saw everything…lived everywhere, and existed in Heaven. Why would he need a building that took the toil and labor of a host of craftsmen.
corded words of Jesus have been edited, re-edited and totally rewritten; when they were finally what the Roman Emperors wanted, the new religion was adopted by the Emperor of the time…Constantine. Recent finds at Nag Hammadi, the Dead Sea scrolls, and other ancient scraps or documents written in this era of even earlier tell a different story or describe a different world; the Gospel of Thomas, now considered the oldest and most accurate gospel of the true teaching of Jesus was written before the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, penned around 55 CE, 25 years after theorded words of Jesus have been edited, re-edited and totally rewritten; when they were finally what the Roman Emperors wanted, the new religion was adopted by the Emperor of the time…Constantine. Recent finds at Nag Hammadi, the Dead Sea scrolls, and other ancient scraps or documents written in this era of even earlier tell a different story or describe a different world; the Gospel of Thomas, now considered the oldest and most accurate gospel of the true teaching of Jesus was written before the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, penned around 55 CE, 25 years after the
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A tale without the help of those darn wizards…they can really stretch out a story when the beer is free and nice and cold.
Bored of the Rings…the logical version, or what happens when common sense is used instead of fictional imagery and epic story telling. Want to read a good story? Look back in my posts and start reading…
Bilbo lusted for the open road, the unknown and civilizations that offered more excitement than Hobbits did in the Shire. After a great deal of planning, a trinket he’d discovered on his last trek offered him the perfect exit strategy…he could disappear on stage, and avoid the lengthy good byes. Unfortunately, Gandalf was in the audience, and noticed his disappearance was due to magic. When he inquired, his suspicions were confirmed: Bilbo had a magic ring. Pretty cool, thought Gandalf, what can go wrong when you have a magic ring?
After Bilbo left, Frodo learned from Gandalf that he was now the owner of Bag End…and the magic ring Bilbo used to disappear. Intrigued by the ring, Gandalf insisted Frodo seal it in an envelope and “keep it safe…keep it hidden,” until he could research the ring and its extraordinary power. Finding references to a very old, extremely dangerous ring once used by Sauron to overthrow Kings, subvert Elves and deceive dwarves, Gandalf quickly returned to Bag End to test the ring against the knowledge he had found: sure enough, fire revealed an ancient inscription inside the ring. Written in the evil tongue of Mordor, the writing became visible after exposed by fire. Sure enough, Bilbo had found the one master ring of evil, the only device so powerful it could allow Sauron to conquer the grave and once again threaten the entire world of Middle Earth.
Such an instrument of doom had to be dealt with by the current masters of Middle Earth…Dwarves, Men and Elves. A council was needed to decide what to do with this terrible weapon; the races involved were called to meet at Rivendell, the elvish kingdom of Elrond. It was a rough journey for Frodo and Sam, as the “Ring Wraiths” had been sent forth from Mordor: their mission, to find the one ring and return it to a manifestation of Sauron that had managed to emerge after all these years, and the ring was desperately needed for him to take full form.
Gimli, son of Groin, tried to destroy the ring with brute strength. Of course, the ring was untouched, impervious to all but one element: fire. Not just any fire, but the fire of Mount Doom, where the ring had been first cast. It was a simple matter to understand that the ring needed to be thrown in the fire to be destroyed, but arguments broke out when the magnitude of the task was realized, and the men on the council began to think the ring would aid them in their current fight with the forces of evil now gathering in Mordor, waiting for the return of the Dark Lord Sauron. In the midst of their arguments, one little voice was persistent; Frodo had a solution. When the council quieted down and listened to the little Hobbit, Frodo outlined his plan.
“I will take the ring,” said Frodo, “and cast it into Mount Doom. But I will need a guide, for I do not know the way.” With this announcement, the heroes all began to offer their services, pledging that they would lead Frodo to Mordor and protect him on the way.
Frodo spoke up again, and the brilliance of his plan silenced all his critics, for it was truly ingenious.
“Gandalf, my dear friend,” said Frodo, “I know you speak with all the creatures in Middle Earth, and are great friends with the Eagles. What I propose is this: ask them if two of their bravest Eagles will carry Sam and myself to this Mount Doom, circle overhead, so I can simply drop the ring into the evil lava and destroy it forever. This would be the fastest route, and it would deprive the ring of the long process of trying to lure me over to the dark side. And since we are Hobbits, we would not be a great burden to the Eagles. I would think, depending on the length of the journey, the Eagles could find safe refuges for us to stop and rest…allowing us to enjoy all the sausages and potatoes Sam has in his bag, while we would be in such a high and inaccessible position, our enemies would never find us.”
The entire council marvelled at the simplicity and boldness of Frodo’s plan. Even Gandalf grew merry, boldly pronouncing, “If they take a straight line to Mordor, as straight as an Eagle flies, they could be there in three days, and be back in time for a huge feast that would celebrate the continued liberation of Middle Earth and the final destruction of Sauron. Why even my old boss, Saruman the White, would have to agree that this would destroy the only power strong enough to stand up and give us a fight. And if he doesn’t like it, well, the Eagles can all join together and drop huge boulders on that ugly old Tower he thinks is so important, or even talk to all who live in Fangorn forest and see if they would help us eliminate a has-been wizard that is clearly too big for his britches…it’s about time he was brought down to size. I was going to drop in a say hi on my way back from Gondor, but I spotted a few Orc hanging around…Orcs from Mordor, but all wearing the white hand of Saruman. Yes, I can see those Ents I know getting quite upset when they see how he’s dammed up the river and has been cutting down entire tracts of the old forest.”
And so it came to be. The ring was easily dropped into Mount Doom, the “All seeing eye” that Sauron had formed was blasted to shreds, and the entire land of Mordor was hit be devastating Earthquakes…destroying and burying the evil that had begun to rise there, allowing the land to once again be blessed by flowers and scented with the goodness of all that is good and right with Middle Earth. And all involved held repeated celebrations, and everyone lived happily ever after.
Actually, this whole version of the story was based on Pippin’s suggestion, after he said to the council “Well, you’re going to need someone of intelligence on this mission…or journey, or quest. But while that all sounds like a great adventure, if we follow my plan, I could be back in the Shire drinking beer by the end of the month…and to me, that sounds a lot easier and doesn’t risk our lives against thousands of unknown bad guys.” And quick as you can say “Jack be off,” the whole matter was resolved with only a bunch of bad guys dying. And unknown to all at the time, Captain Farimir ventured into the land of the Horse Lords and met Lady Blond hair, and the two of them were together when the cheap curse Saruman had put on the King passed, Worm tongue had his slimy head cut off, and they fell in love and married. They were each given a horse by the thrifty King, and had to clean out the stables before they could leave and live where the heck they wanted. And Aragorn the ranger happened to wander into Gondor just at the Stewart of Gondor was walking on the great rock protruding over Gondor, when he tripped on some rock and fell to his death. The white tree felt the presence of Aragorn and his bloodline to Isildur, the greedy dude who cut the ring off Sauron’s finger back in the day, but was too selfish to listen to Lord Elrond and throw it into the fires of Mt. Doom…an act that would have killed evil right then and there, so even this short quest wouldn’t have happened. So, just imagine if Pippin hadn’t been there, hadn’t been thinking of how quick he could get back to the Shire for a beer, and the poor fools walked to Mordor instead of letting the Eagles giving them a nice and safe short cut.
It could have been a problem for all…a long and tiring walk, some major battles along the way, and a heck of a lot of good people dying…and for what? Some ring that wasn’t even gold. Seems back in the good old days, copper was the preferred metal of choice…so all that evil of Sauron was pouring into some cheap copper ring that wouldn’t be worth .25 cents at an honest pawn shop.
Bored of the Ring…the logical version that didn’t seem to fly when they all knew the Eagles could. And this also gave birth to the popular song, “Taking it Easy.”
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Take a close look at this and allow your mind to decide what this is and why it is in a tree. The background behind this photo is as follows:
I had been hiking in Manning Park, B.C., after parking my car in the only parking lot about 7 miles away, and I was sitting beside the Similkameen River, writing, reading and thinking. The moon was full and gave off a lot of light along with the stars. I was so far from civilization, there was no light pollution…about 30 miles from the small town of Hope. Yet this photo does not show the blanket of stars we can all imagine from similar situations. I sat down to enjoy the stars. Within a few minutes, I seemed to be in some weird pocket of reality…I felt different, heard things differently and had goosebumps on my skin. I took this photo and several others. I even moved my spot, saw the stars again, but returned to my original position as I knew there was something very strange going on. On a clear night, when far from any city, the stars are so intense they look like blankets of different forms and even colors. But it looks like there was some sort of energy field surrounding me that cut off most starlight…only the moon shone forth with strength, for it reflected sunlight. I took pictures at different times, as things seemed to change…it was all so amazing, I had to record it; the starlight was originally so intense, I could read without a flashlight. To be honest, it felt like I was in a pocket of something, and when I examined the pictures later on my computer, zooming in on some orbs, I saw images of cities…geometric shapes that seemed to be perfect and with meaning that I didn’t understand. I wanted to, but like the complex crop circles, one needs to be a mathematician to see what they represent. One crop circle showed how pi in a circle could be easily calculated in a square by adding smaller circles on the expanded axis one would draw if starting at the middle and cutting the circle into sections/triangles.
During this entire incident, I was sitting under 200 to 300 foot British Columbia evergreens, something the province is well known for. This object was somehow hovering near the top of one…absolutely silent. I didn’t notice it at first. I gave up reading and began to write; I wrote about science, and then subjects I had no previous knowledge of, complex subjects that were being studied at CERN’s giant particle accelerator. I began to consider how our macroscopic world is constructed out of subatomic microscopic specs, that when taken in proportion, are similar to the distances we encounter in our normal physical world.
I thought of up, down, top, bottom, charmed and strange quarks, gluons, bosons, mesons, muons, tau, electrons, photons, neutrinos, and the Higgs field…a force that somehow gives mass and energy to these tiny things if they decide to join together and create matter. Yet the puzzle that seemed to interest me was how these subatomic bits could know how to repeatedly combine to create a copper atom as opposed to a gold or diamond atom. I was understanding string theory, in that I knew different frequencies would combine to give a known vibration…a state of matter that we would recognize as iron, nickel or titanium. I intuited that there must be an unknown set of instructions somewhere, similar to the DNA that allows different life to form. Ironically, I was watching a YouTube video about living in a Matrix, and one of the world’s greatest minds, one of our advanced cosmologists and physicists, shocked everyone when he said he had discovered, at the quantum foam level of existence, a sort of computer code that would explain why all matter has a blueprint, and the ability to join together to create a substance in our physical world. The discussion then delved into the possibility of us living in some alien computer program, similar to the theory that we are in a Matrix. There is another theory that we are in a multiverse, and some time ago, our reality somehow brushed up against a mirror existence, and made tiny changes in our reality that are almost at a subliminal level, but can be noticed if we go back in history. Certain events were slightly changed, commercials would have different words, commercial products had tiny changes to their names and so on…if this is proof of anything, no one can really propose something that we agree upon as it is so weird. However, whenever you break something down and look at the fundamental nature of existence, we are always faced with weird. And, historically, electricity was startling to the entire world…it took awhile for them to accept and understand…but it didn’t take them long to enjoy the advantages…especially at night and in the kitchen. Electric lights were awesome, and much better than the gaslights that lit Paris and other big cities, a huge fire hazard. And electric stoves/refrigerators were a Godsend in the kitchen; women loved the help it gave them for housework. NASA recently took a night shot of the Earth, supposedly to show our progress…in truth, it showed how vulnerable we truly are, and how dependant we are on our electrical grid and power supplies. If we had a major power breakdown, a natural disaster, it would most likely be the dark areas of humanity that would survive…the areas of light wouldn’t know how to do anything without modern convenience…even get food, build shelter or find water. Some rely on microwaves to cook their frozen dinners…sad, but that’s progress, in some person’s view, most likely the one selling us the electricity. Sadly, society took a major wrong turn when Tesla was around…he proposed and created wireless electricity that would have powered the entire Earth…for free…a nasty four letter word to the power companies.
It’s a shame, but our civilization, what many consider the pinnacle of human awareness, could disappear in 1,000 years or less. Concrete crumbles, steel rusts and out footprint here would be erased by geology in no time at all…just like the previous societies we deny existed, as they were wiped out…like Atlantis or even greater and older ones we don’t even know or suspect. What we don’t know should never constrain us, yet ignorance has held our progress back for centuries…look at the Dark Ages. Many say that if we pursued pure science during that time and all time, we’d be much further on, living on Mars, and exploring near by galaxies…who knows, it might have happened…in one of the other multiverses, if there are multiverses. Or unicorns…they say some beasts are based on memory not myth.
Carl Sagan proposed extraordinary claims need extraordinary proof. What then, in a scientific vien, is considered proof. Can we trust our eyes, be sure of what we hear and have faith in what we sense across the board? Many may shrug it off, think they were seeing things, or find the negative programing we are subjected to actually changed our perception, or made us unsure of the real nature of our physical world.
I can upload pictures, sound clips and eyewitness testimony, but it seems that only massive evidence shared by everyone is enough to change our programming, or alter the negative outlook we have been taught over the years. We are like mice in a maze, searching for cheese, and the channels we follow are ingrained in our brains, paths of productive behaviour that we now consider reality, and anything outside our little box is just not possible. Instead of hopeful belief in a greater reality, we are stuck or content to believe the nonsense we’ve been taught that doesn’t even hold up to logical reasoning, and would fall to pieces if subjected to the scrutiny of a law court. Case closed; case solved.
Perhaps it is the source of the truth. Bob Lazar told the world about 9 extraterrestrial vehicles being studied by the U.S. at area S-4, a part of Area 51. He did this as he strongly felt keeping this information secret was a crime against science plus a disservice to humanity. The science would change our world, scientific understanding, economy and basic belief system, while the knowledge of another civilization of highly intelligent beings that live very far away is something that alters our place in the universe and personal awareness of what life really means. We are not alone. Some simply agree because it is logical so the immense universe is not a colossal waste of space, others agree as their personal experiences have proved this to them already, yet others remain in denial, ignoring what is right in front of them because of what was once behind them…old ideas, religious outlooks and teaching, innate skepticism or the inability to accept new ideas and discoveries that change their simplistic and safe understanding of their small lives and personal beliefs; basically, they are unwilling to accept that there is more to existence than the little they have absorbed, and the old ignorance of fear, or fear of the unknown pushes them back into their safe little worlds surrounded by philosophical fences that keep them happy and sure that all is well, ordered and easy to keep as their weltanschauung and familiar neighborhood. When truth lands on their front lawn, they will either be frozen in shock, or have a brain lock that cannot accept what their own eyes are telling them.
This was hovering over me for 3 hours, perfectly silent yet pulsing with energy waves I’ve never encountered before, but discovered they could change my thinking and add information to that 85% of my brain we are all told we don’t use. After this encounter, it might be possible I”m using 20% or even 25%; all I know is I was once content and blind, but now I can see and I want to learn more.
The bottom photo has orbs in it and is blocking the stars. I don’t know why, but this is proof, as I was there, and I took this just as I was leaving. Also, you can see the distant horizon…several trees that are poking up on the river. It looks dusty and hazy, but it was a clear and hot night in August, and the stars were everywhere; they should be in this picture, as I’ve taken others that show the star field, and know how to really bring them out by adjusting the exposure and F-stops. For me, this is positive proof many things are going on that we don’t understand. It is sheer human hubris to think we have a good understanding of all life…there is a lot more for us to figure out and add to the textbooks. Things like Dark Energy/Matter are examples, and scientists today are saying we already need to rewrite the stuff we are teaching, such as 4th dimensional hyper-physics. We are learning, and slowly adding to what we know. Whether another civilization is in contact with us would only be know to governments, as that’s who these visitors would contact…not the general public. So, do you trust your government to tell you the truth…the whole truth and nothing but the truth? NOT.
Do we always have to fight wars? NO. Who benefits from war? Governments and corporations. Who dies? We do…their sons and daughters are safely hidden away, and only the general population gets drafted…always did, and always will…that’s the elite and what power and money can do. What can personal enlightenment, spiritual power and absolute consciousness do? We don’t know, as it’s been a long time since individuals were that connected to the whole, and the personal power they had are merely the stuff of stories…of gods and myths, of legends and fairies. Were Centaurs, unicorns, Fawns, Dragons and the Minotaur ever real? We will probably never know, as even if a government program of historical elucidation occurs, they will never share it with us…it will become classified. The whole notion of the Founding Fathers, in America, of government by the people, for the people has changed. It is a bureaucratic world of entrenched power brokers, life time military overlords, and a shadow government that runs what really goes on…the elected officials are only there for a short time, never get real power, and can’t expose the things that the truly powerful take and hide…that 16 trillion missing from the U.S. defense program was turned to black budget projects that will never see the light of day. If they have a secret space fleet, only an act of God will show it to us, or some real invasion by aliens they swear don’t exist. And, if they are speeding around out there, just as they are here, it won’t take long before they piss off some tranquil and ancient race, thanks to bravado and stupidity. We seem to produce that in abundance.
I’m sorry I don’t have picture of alien cities, technology or other things that make something seem different. But, I’ve found it’s not what one sees that makes any difference, it’s how someone sees that will change how they view the all of creation.
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