energy

Be Open and Generous

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A couple of days ago, I wrote about husbanding energy and resources, primarily by denying the structure access to them by not paying Council Tax, debt etc. and not engaging with the structure’s false narratives. We also need to co-create ways of living without focusing on or holding onto money. Giving to others what they … Read more

Husband Your Resources and Energy

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Eddie sent me two clips from a recent 8 hour Grand Theft World discussion involving Richard Grove and Tony Myers. “anti authoritarian people made to measure” edit from Grand Theft World podcast 075 (video 16 minutes and 57 seconds) John Loftus, Dulles Brothers, Montagu Norman ……….edit from Grand Theft World – 17.04.2022 (video 36 minutes … Read more

Why I Am Here – Introduction

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In recent weeks, after a few years of trying to find people to engage with locally, I’ve stumbled upon a burgeoning network of truth seekers in North London. This network comprises a fast growing number of people and groups working to co-create resilient alternatives to the institutional hierarchy under which we live. They are the … Read more

Love and Cooperation to Survive and Thrive

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We’ve long argued that the world has been on the trajectory to economic collapse and that the ensuing chaos will affect everyone. In my letters to Enfield Council explaining why I withheld Council Tax, I warned them repeatedly and the papers submitted to the Magistrates Court reiterated the reasons why. From my first letter dated … Read more

Supply Chains

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In 2020, we referred to WW3 between the structure and humans. WW3 began in September 2001 with the false flag attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington. The war on[f] terror was Phase 1. Phase 2 is man made climate change and Phase 3 is induced mass migration. … Read more

Rising Tide

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I went to Parliament Square in London on Monday to gauge the strength of resistance/outrage to the draconian legislation to be voted in on Tuesday (mandatory vaccination etc.). It wasn’t a great turnout in terms of numbers but significant enough given that it was a weekday. Yesterday, I went into central London with no great … Read more

Perceptions Govern Health and the World

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The COVID trojan has bypassed our consciousness to attack our health, not with a transmissible, non-existent virus but through our perceptions. Our perceptions are the energy triggers that determine the function and behaviours of our cells. If we succumb to the fear porn, we become ill. Perceptions of a “pandemic” are potentially lethal, not the … Read more

From Dark into Light

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First the Dark. THE COMING ZOMBIE APOCALYPSEMax Igan explains where we are… Discovering the light. Conversations From the HeartFor there to be freedom, there can be no systems, no constructs to depend upon, or authorities to derive one’s truth from. Spiritual evolution, is outside of time, it exists now or it does not, in similitude … Read more

Is Gravity an Attraction of Mass?

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There is little say by way of introduction to this article by critical thinker Abdun Nur, other than it reinforces much of what I’ve come to understand through Critical Thinking’s work and beyond. Is Gravity an Attraction of Mass? by Abdun Nur The glaring problem with gravity, as it’s presently claimed, an attraction of mass, … Read more

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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Think Context

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Critical Thinking’s research and analysis revealed the limitations of abstraction which is how most people derive their understanding of the world – abstraction is how we’ve been trained to manage complexity, ie. if we are considering a complex issue or event, we’re wont to isolate the elements we can grasp or appreciate to focus on these to derive our opinions or views; often what we choose to abstract to justify our world view is determined by our ideological perspectives. Thus we ignore “inconvenient” evidence or information as irrelevant or wrong because it doesn’t “fit” with our world view. Furthermore, we tend to dismiss information from sources outside our cultural comfort zone, ie. from those with whom we feel we have little in common.

In the last post, I referred to how we’ve been trained out of our human essence to become aspiring consumers – in other words, we’ve been isolated from our fundamental context as individuals interacting with other individuals to form human bonds of common interest mandated by universal consciousness – we have lost the middle ground; as Laurie Anderson explains:

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