Month: February 2020

Fear porn in 2020

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As Critical Thinking explained in How We Live: We are ruled by fear and kept distracted as we’re herded towards the new world order. If we continue on the current trajectory, life will get worse for us all.

That was written in mid-October 2019, before the orchestrated hysteria of the Coronavirus was unleashed on the unsuspecting human cattle. Most people are seduced by the latest reporting of the proclaimed “pandemic”, aka. fear porn, distracted by the competing narratives and claims as to who or what is responsible for this latest assault on our psyches. Few have the time or capacity to view this alleged pandemic” from multiple perspectives which is the only way to see reality.

This next video is essential viewing, if you want to understand what’s going on and the agenda that is driving the hysteria.

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Ecology, Climate and Hope

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This conversation between Gordon of Rune Soup and Charles Eisenstein begins to unpack conflation of the polarised climate debate with the very real damage we continue to inflict on our habitat and ourselves.

Talking Ecology, Climate and Hope with Charles Eisenstein
Charles is the author of a number of important books including Sacred Economics and The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible. He joins us today to talk about his most recent book, Climate: A New Story.
Along the way we tackle many challenging and thorny topics, such as solutionism, polarisation, despair and how to best think with our ecological crisis so that we may return to flourishing.

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The Spiritual Problem of the Modern Individual

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Carl Jung explains how modern society has lost the foundations of religious dogma that provided essential, existential foundations for the human psyche. In the absence of such dogma, we need to dig within ourselves to discover spiritual meaning to dispel notions of existential futility.

Carl Jung and the Spiritual Problem of the Modern Individual

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Nature has the Answers

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The last post discussed the life giving properties of water and alluded to how industrialised water management processes have stripped essential, life giving energy from a fundamental foundation of life on earth, water.

In addition to what we can learn from Viktor Schauberger’s life’s work, Masaru Emoto’s Secret life of Water reveals the magical properties of water when subjected to nature’s harmonious vibrations of energy.

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Water of Life

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Water is pretty much taken for granted in the UK, except when there’s a hosepipe ban in high summer. We regard it as ubiquitous and mundane but as water has become privatised, metered and rationed around the world, its significance is beginning to penetrate popular consciousness. The cost of water is accelerating – at 20% per annum over the last three years in London (Thames Water is owned by an Australian consortium led by Macquarie Group).

But water has magical properties which not even those who steal it from the rest of us for profit understand. To them, it is merely another God or nature given commodity to be exploited for private gain. Water is a commons and arguably one of the most important but, beyond that, its properties could be harnessed for everyone’s benefit and the environment, in a world that was less focused on profit and competition.

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Structural Incentives Govern Behaviour

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While we are distracted by the daily newsround which provokes fear, outrage and division, we continue to feed the predatory organism by succumbing to the incentives integral to the system. In this video, James Corbett talks to Derrick Broze about how we can opt out of the predatory system.

Derrick Broze on Opting Out of Technocracy
We all know the existential threat that technocracy poses to the human species. So what’s the solution to this problem? Joining us today to discuss this issue is Derrick Broze of TheConsciousResistance.com who has just published How to Opt-Out of the Technocratic State, a guide that eschews fear porn and emphasizes solutions to the encroaching technocratic tyranny.

In the discussion, and no doubt in Derrick’s new book, are various suggestions as to how to “disconnect” from the system, among which are the use of alternative currencies and means of conducting economic relationships.

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Democracy Illusion

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Apologies. When I tried to find the following joke, I failed and made a poor attempt at retelling it. The intrepid Maggie found it for me and credit goes to Critical Thinker, Roger, who forwarded the joke. The original joke came from David Stevenson to whom I owe an even bigger apology for bastardising the original. So here it is, as told by David:

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