Ontological Evolution
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Hello humans. | |
Hello, humans. | |
It's um 10 to 6, I think, on Tuesday afternoon. | |
I'm pretty sure about that. | |
Sitting here in the dark. | |
We lost power about two hours ago. | |
Yeah, just about four, a few minutes before it. | |
Our guys here are pretty good, the power company, the public utility district, and say 90% of all of the outtages are resolved within like six hours. | |
And of that, probably half of them are resolved in like three hours or so. | |
Anyway, so uh sitting here, I was thinking about all this stuff, and I thought, well, may as well um just do an audio uh while I've got the time here. | |
Anyway, uh so we've had some interesting developments uh at a society or community level within the the morass that is the woo people, right? | |
We've had all kinds of people that are um encountering difficulties in one way or another. | |
A lot of this has to do with we're getting to the end of the fantasy level of um all of the UFO and all of that kind of stuff because we're going to be dealing with the reality of it, right? | |
And when one comes out, the other must fade away. | |
It's gonna be impossible for Corey Good to be doing his UFO bullshit uh when uh we got real UFOs flying around. | |
Who the fuck cares about his imaginings, right? | |
Uh and he's he's not doing well anyway. | |
Uh at a personal level. | |
Uh anyway. | |
So um uh so we've got uh activity within personalities within the UFO community and the ancillary crypto community and all of that kind of stuff, the woo area. | |
And a lot of this is um being prompted by something outside. | |
So it wasn't anything internal to Charlie Ward that told him to repudiate the QFS and uh say that it's a white hat psyop distraction, uh, and his spirit guys told him this. | |
And I don't know if he's talking spirit guides or a bunch of fellows that are like his rabbis, you know. | |
Uh in any event, though, he's been told, and now he's saying QFS is a white hat psyop. | |
And in the past, he'd actually claim to have been in charge of the rollout of the QFS, that he was managing it. | |
He was intimately tied into it. | |
He he talked to the Q people. | |
All of this kind of horseshit, right? | |
And so that level of fantasy world is disappearing. | |
Um it's disappearing because of the emergence of the reality. | |
So when there's actual um, you know, military tribunals and uh people are getting uh sentenced and all of that. | |
In other words, when we get into that level of stuff, then why do you care to hear about the um uh woo people commentary on it, right? | |
Uh and now that there's all the activity of the Trump team having won, but they're going through all of the uh problems and dealing with the deep state and their response and their reaction, that again is also taking the focus away from a lot of the fantasists in terms of what they're spewing, the David Wilcox and these kind of people. | |
Uh that's it's an interesting thing, okay. | |
So this this all involves what we call karma, which is really the uh yoga of action, right? | |
Yoga meaning union in Sanskrit, uh the bonding with. | |
And so you are bound to your actions in this reality. | |
You are also um, and those those actions cause results and consequences, mostly they cause further actions. | |
Uh you are bound to the actions you do, uh, but you don't own the results of them. | |
So you can go on in and be um happy and jolly and going in and get a uh a coffee at like a McDonald's or something in the morning, and you're gonna get back in your car and drive on in to work, | |
and any number of things could happen to be uh to that universe could present to you that would cause you to reconsider your internal happy mood if it is based on your um expectations for and from the external reality. | |
Uh so that's really my objection at at its core to uh David Wilcock, uh Kerry Cassidy, uh Michael Salah, um the E Seti dude, um uh Corey Good, all of these kind of people, right? | |
All of them. | |
My objection to them is that they are uh polluting our appreciation for the external reality. | |
And so they're like getting in the way. | |
Now, obviously, universe wants us to have to deal with the fantasist, okay? | |
Wants us to have to go through that in order to determine what's real. | |
And um and so it it presents them. | |
You know, it's not an accident that Corey Good got pumped up, all right. | |
Uh, in my opinion, he was a useful idiot for the CIA. | |
Okay, you only have to go and look at all who owns all the stock in Gaia at the time that Corey Good's um show was being produced by Jay Widener, and the time at that point the the uh board of directors were beating the crap out of Jay Widener to keep producing more of these Corey Good shows, right? | |
And Jay had all kinds of reservations about it, etc. | |
etc. | |
But if you look at who owned Gaia at the time in terms of their stock, uh you see that, oh yeah, this looks like it's a CIA op, the whole, the whole company. | |
Um, you know, it's there for a reason, right? | |
It's being promoted by the deep state for a reason. | |
And of course, Cory Good got all kinds of um uh acceptance because of the authority that was lent to his story by coming at uh by it coming at you through this uh you know network, right? | |
Even though they say it's entertainment, even so, even though they say it's all stuff, nobody actually comes out and says, you know, at the beginning of every show, uh, you know, we're gonna we got a half hour show here or an hour, however long it was, we're gonna have these two guys spew their bullshit at you, right? | |
Bear in mind when we think one of them is a you know a uh psychopath, or maybe a psychopath, but he's certainly a sociopath, and the other one is just Looney Tunes. | |
Uh, you know, now here you go. | |
Here's the David and Corey show. | |
You know, that's not going to go over fairly well uh very well, right? | |
So it was the authority that was lent to these two people with Jay Widener's skill and the um the impression, the uh the deliberate uh putting onto their story of authority from the organization that allowed it to get that coverage and uh allowed it to get uh as far out there as it did. | |
And it all comes crashing down because it's not real. | |
And now we're at that same stage with a lot of the other um uh woo people in the stories that are going on because we're at right at the verge of getting into an encountering and dealing with real aliens, and and we don't need them anymore, right? | |
So we don't need these stories anymore. | |
There's there's no longer gonna be a gap to fill. | |
Uh just like now that um uh Trump is elected, uh, does Wano Savan have a job anymore? | |
Right? | |
Is he off on a vacation finally? | |
Does he get to go and put his feet up and take those boot off, boots off? | |
Um because things change, right? | |
So they change over time. | |
So uh the other day, Carrie Cassidy was on um uh the wacky woo show with JC and Joe, and you know, they were gentle with her, but she's spewing a line of horseshit when she says, she just makes statements. | |
Oh, well, there's a blockchain being run off-world. | |
And it's like, okay, you know, that's fine, Carrie. | |
We don't believe you. | |
We think that's horse shit. | |
And oh, by the way, if that were the case, how does that blockchain uh uh get mined down here on Earth such that those coins could be used or that information could be used and available here? | |
And so she has to invent another fantasy in order to support that. | |
Oh, well, you don't have to because you know there's a tie-in from a satellite down to your computer or something, right? | |
And she doesn't understand the technology and she admits that. | |
And but she says blockchain and has a connotation for it that is wildly inaccurate. | |
She thinks there's only one blockchain. | |
She doesn't really recognize that you need uh hundreds of or thousands of computers to mine the blockchain in order to keep the chain going, uh has no concept of the individual blocks. | |
Uh she thinks that a blockchain can be runoff world. | |
She thinks, actually, she thinks AI doesn't need a computer. | |
She thinks that's old-style thinking to believe that an AI needs computer. | |
And it's like, okay, what's it running on? | |
Oh, well, it floats through space. | |
Okay, all right, that's fine. | |
You know, you're talking ghosts and goblins and other things that are totally immaterial. | |
You know, and they could exist, but the probability of them existing is way low. | |
But the um the point of the discussion here is not just uh bitch and moan about the uh uh Kerry and um Charlie Ward and these other guys, Michael Salah and all these people that believe in the fantasies, and the Corey Goods and the David Wilcock that uh supply material for that belief, and it's all you know 100% made up in bullshit. | |
Um the point is now is to say that that now that we're moving into the real shift into this age of Aquarius kind of stuff, these people are not going to be the only ones that are going to be running up into a wall where their uh uh their particular world view, which uh includes those things that I'm labeling as fantasy, um coming down. | |
They're not gonna be the only ones. | |
So we're gonna see uh Brett Weinstein, Eric Weinstein, uh Brian Keating, all of these kind of people, right? | |
All of these academicians and scient and scientists uh or you know, podcasting scientists, these kind of guys, they're gonna all have a uh major crisis of faith, right? | |
They're gonna have to really examine their faith and their particular religion. | |
Because as the aliens show up and it becomes obvious these guys are not using diesel engines, and they're using the physics derived from the ontology, from an ontological understanding of universe, within that ontological understanding of universe as an instance, what is evolution? | |
So Brett Weinstein and Heather E. Haying have a have real problems, as do all the other evolutionary biologists and anybody that is in the evolutionary business, also, this could affect all of the people that are in laboratory sciences and statistical sciences as well. | |
Because in the they're all operating from the idea that there is random chance that is possible within the universe. | |
And in ontology, exactly that is not the case. | |
There's no such thing as random in our universe at all, ever, ever manifesting in our materium. | |
And we work our asses off as computer programmers writing firmware, trying to devise a way to get a even a quasi-random number to appear. | |
So the RND function at the assembly language level in all of the X86 computer chip instruction sets, which is basically everything that powers our world, um, but also in all the other uh instruction sets for all of the other computer architectures, the R and D function at the assembly language is a bound range. | |
It's not truly random. | |
Uh it's it's a predictable bound range with predictable periods of imper uh imprecise predictability. | |
Uh so it so it's a quasi-random number. | |
Okay, so random doesn't exist. | |
So because random does not exist and we can't manufacture it, that's not why I'm saying it doesn't exist in our universe, but it's quite clear that it does not exist in our material. | |
And um uh because of that, all different kinds of things uh come to mind when you want to view things from the ontological Perspective. | |
So in um so there is some value to the understanding implied by or given by the idea of uh um Watson and um uh Darwin's evolutionary theory, right? | |
Um I think his name was Watson. | |
Darwin stole the most of the he plagiarized a lot of it from this guy who never really got a lot of credit and who had some slightly different ideas and he was sort of left by the wayside in history, and Darwin gets all of the credit for this. | |
But it's not strictly speaking his theory. | |
But anyway, the in an ontological universe where there is no random, there are no random chance occurrences of of genes happening, there's no random chance occurrences of you know, a stray particle of uh gamma ray coming down and exciting the gene pool in a in a murky um uh uh paleozoic uh muck pond, right? | |
And causing life to occur. | |
That's that's horse shit. | |
Absolute, absolute horseshit. | |
I mean, it's it's uh 100% wrong. | |
Uh it just does not work that way. | |
So uh so evolution uh on the idea of all this random chance occurrences of all these genes coming together and oh, look at the odds on that happening and so on and so on and so on, uh, is um humans applying and un trying to apply an understanding and trying to develop a uh matrix in which to hold it in their minds, uh when they have discovered the design patterns of the ontology. | |
So I'm not saying that the things that they have noticed are not there. | |
I'm saying that what they're noticing is not as a result of random chance, but is a part of the design pattern of the manifestations of the materium as it has been uh created by the ontology with and it's designed to look this way. | |
Uh so you know, so there is no random chance evolution kind of crap. | |
That is uh strictly a Talmudic uh viewpoint, okay. | |
And it's um uh so they're all expressing something that's gonna go away along with the Talmud and all of that horseshit religion stuff is gonna go away when we start dealing with space aliens and interacting with them more as we go forward over these next few years. | |
It's gonna totally disrupt and get rid of almost all the religions. | |
Um there's a couple of that are going to be validated in in strange ways, um, and and their adherents are gonna probably stick around, and the religions will probably stick around, but in the main, uh, all of what we think of is like the popular religions, but especially Judaism, Mohammedism, and Christianity are going to be uh massively um redone. | |
Okay, I mean, it it's not gonna be a uh uh it's gonna be a revolution within those, the structure. | |
And then, of course, because of the nature of the interaction with the aliens and because of the nature of the validation of certain uh ideas relative to the Ophysics, a lot of the stuff that religion used to be responsible for will no longer be within its uh realm and it'll be outside of its realm. | |
So religion will have actually very, very little uh power or uh effect on the social order as we go forward. | |
Uh this is one of the things that uh, you know, a lot of people are really fearful about, just like they're fearful of the zero-point technology, totally destroying the economic base for the whole fucking planet, and they think it's going to occur overnight. | |
And it will occur, but it's going to take 60, 80 years. | |
Uh even as we build replicators and start cranking out uh power plants, you know, that are little suitcase power plants and putting them on UFOs and zipping them over to villages in Africa, even at that, and you know, in Asia and all these other places, even at that level, it's going to take 60 or 80 years for these things to impact the way that humans do things among themselves. | |
Uh, in my opinion, and a lot of these fears are uh generated by, in my opinion, uh reliance on people that don't think very deeply, that can't think their way past the gritology that supports their particular uh uh quote science, like uh psychology and psychiatry. | |
So all these psychologists and psychiatrists are rendering opinions that oh my god, oh my god, the whole horrid thing that's gonna happen when this XYZ occurs and this zero point technology comes out and the you know the economic base collapses, right? | |
Because people won't need to buy oil. | |
And it's like, well, excuse me, just because zero-point technology comes on out doesn't mean I don't need to fill up my diesel car, right? | |
And I'm still going to be needing to buy diesel for what? | |
15, 20 years until I get a floaty vehicle, because it's going to take that long to build the infrastructure to do this shit. | |
And then start actually winding it out into the social order. | |
And along the way, there's going to be all kinds of stuff that intrudes. | |
So, you know, so again, it's a level of the fantasists that is intruding in there that are making these people think along these kind of lines. | |
But the psychiatrists and the and the psychologists, they are um, they're basing all of their stuff on a science that is based on grit and whose underlying statistical assumptions are invalid. | |
So much is invalid if you have an ontological perspective, such as their perspective on the mind and its nature and how things occur. | |
Um as we will see, as you know, so big pharma starts going away next year, uh, really crumbling. | |
Um we're gonna get into a whole new range of science in 2025 and beyond. | |
We'll start getting into science based on an ontological perspective, and we'll redo all the mathematics. | |
A lot of that stuff will go real quick because the grunt work, we can just run the if you have power, which I don't at the moment, you could just run the um uh a lot of the conversion of these uh formulae through uh AI to you know to assist you in in working all this stuff out. | |
And as I was saying, it's not gonna be just the uh the woo-guys, you know, the people that are living in fantasy and UFO world, uh all the people that piggybacked off Corey Good's story, all of the people also claiming to be part of the secret space program or super soldiers or any of this other horseshoe. | |
It's not just them. | |
It's gonna be the Brett Weinstein, it's gonna be all all the Eric uh Weinstein and Bryant Keating kind of physics fellows who are all grit only and it's gonna be really upsetting for them. | |
And um Eric Weinstein's actually a mathematician. | |
Then you even have to stop and say to yourself, then in an ontological model, what is what is math? | |
You know, what are numbers? | |
What is the meaning of numbers within the ontological model? | |
Because obviously it's much more meaningful in an ontological model uh of reality than in the gritology model. | |
Uh universe wants these numbers to have these relationships and show up in these ways, otherwise it would not occur. | |
And so thus it's a way to talk to you if you can read the aspects of numbers. | |
And I'm not talking about gematria or that kind of stuff, although that has validity, obviously, uh within the ontological model. | |
I'm talking about the, you know, the uh fee sequence or uh uh fee calculations, Fibonacci sequence, you know, um golden mean, golden ratio, all of this kind of stuff. | |
That's why we see, quote, sacred architecture, uh, you know, sacred geometry mixed in in all these um structures created around it, because it fucking makes sense because they were harmonizing with the ontology. | |
And they were um they were harmonizing with the ontology, something that modern science does not do, and that's why we are in a disharmonious state. | |
Now that's deliberate, okay. | |
So the Elohim worship cult, the rabbis, the Pharisees, the you know, high order Jews, the globalists want us to be in a disordered state so they can harvest us. | |
Um but as we get through this process and get through this understanding and get this level of understanding uh inculcated into the herd and the herd turns and and all these uh individuals get stomped and and uh you know, basically when the herd turns, uh they all uh turn on the aggressor, and then everybody takes their hose, and you got you know, 99,000 hooves uh stomping on the hyena kind of thing, right? | |
And so it it's uh not good for the hyena. | |
And so we're gonna go through that. | |
We are in that process right now. | |
It's actually occurring. | |
The wave has turned, it's already starting to rise up. | |
The rising up of the wave is already scaring the absolute shit out of the um deep state individuals, and the deep state itself is fracturing because so many individuals are so scared, and they're and they're saying, fuck no, I'm not gonna hang around for this. | |
I'm getting the hell out of here. | |
And you know, and that goes to the so not only will it be the the woo people, not only the uh evolutionary biologists and uh and the mathematicians and uh and the you know gratologists, but it's also gonna be like all the celebrities. | |
So because of all of the P. Diddy stuff coming out, the whole um exposure of the Elohim worship cult, the Pharisees, the rabbis, the blood drinkers, the flesh eaters, you know, the child molesters, the traffickers, all these people that that uh worship the ritual in the Talmud, which tells them that there are six genders between breeding male and breeding female, and that's where all of the trans shit comes from, is directly out of the Babylonian Talmud and into the Mishnah Talmud. | |
Um, although these people are going to have a big comeuppance as a result of the erosion of their viewpoint now that we are in that in this change. | |
And this change is not only the forth turning uh socially, uh, it's not only the resurrection and um uh revival of the uh constitutional United States and the freeing of the Western republics from the uh totalitarian globalist Jewish uh Elohim worship cult Tyrosian uh group. | |
Uh but this is also coincident with the rise in energies coming out of the transition period out of the Kali Yuga, and the UFOs. | |
So, you know, do the UFOs, of course, in an ontological world, you then have to stop and consider. | |
So, you know, what is evolution in an ontological model? | |
What it what is uh what are numbers? | |
What is physics in an ontological model? | |
And uh what are the uh what are the relationships of numbers and what are the uh what do statistics really tell us, especially statistics about human behavior and human attributes and so on, but also about the physical attributes of our reality. | |
But what do these statistics really tell us in an ontological model? | |
If you think about it even uh casually, you'll see that they tell us a lot more in that model than they could ever do in the gritology, you know, quote, random view of of um uh as an operating system for this reality. | |
Okay. | |
Then we also have to, as I say, we also have to stop and ask ourselves in an ontological viewpoint of uh of this common shared reality. | |
What are UFOs? | |
What are aliens? | |
And then we have to start talking about, okay, so they're they're not from here, they're non-human intelligences. | |
Are they conscious? | |
Have to ask. | |
You don't know. | |
It could be intelligent and not conscious at all. | |
So we have intelligent machines that have no consciousness whatsoever. | |
No AI is conscious, but it may very well replicate intelligence. | |
And if they are conscious, then that would actually um simplify all different kinds of stuff in terms of interacting with them. | |
But um, and their consciousness uh will be differently embodied uh by definition because they're not from Earth. | |
So their bodies won't be earth bodies, and thus will be uh affecting their awareness in their body and their awareness in their body of their own consciousness in a different way than humans are affected by those same circumstances. | |
Again, so that brings up a huge area of potential uh thinking and discussion about wow, you know, um uh how are they perceiving us while we are perceiving them, right? | |
And that it really gets into some interesting uh twisted thinking about how their consciousness is or how their awareness is going to function. | |
And we also have to ask ourselves so I'm not of the opinion, like Michael Sala makes stupid statements, in my opinion, where he says uh things like, You know, highly evolved aliens. | |
Well, okay, so they're evolved. | |
So fucking what? | |
Their consciousness is exactly the same as ours. | |
They don't have more consciousness. | |
They don't even have a teaspoon or consciousness than I do, or anybody. | |
Or my dog, right? | |
We all have the same consciousness, but the embodiment constrains how that consciousness perceives the world around it and how it interacts with it. | |
Okay, but the consciousness is absolutely the fucking same. | |
You can say that there with some justification, you could actually say there are like size differences between consciousness, but the uh level of consciousness is exactly the same from within that consciousness. | |
But it is it's it's sort of true that consciousness has different uh manifestations here in this reality because we get consciousness uh in such things as insects, right? | |
And so obviously it's not the same kind of consciousness that as we have, but it it is very close, very similar. | |
And in terms of amount, uh that's where you would get into some, you know, they're not they're kind the consciousness in a spider is not the same as the consciousness in myself or my dog or a shorebird, okay. | |
But within the nature of that consciousness, within its core attributes and its aspects, they are exactly the same. | |
And they're they're going to be constraining differences based on the uh embodiment that that those doers are actually uh manifesting at that point. | |
Anyway, though, so uh within this understanding, you really got to start thinking about what you're dealing with when you're dealing with a space alien and how they're going to perceive you and how you perceive them, and then you're gonna have to figure out a way to figure out to to ascertain. | |
So you're gonna have to calculate, you're gonna have to sit there and think, okay, so how am I going to determine if this alien is aware of his own consciousness, right? | |
Is this guy operating um within his um uh within within knowledge of his embodiment? | |
This is this is very pertinent because most humans do not. | |
Okay, so so most humans in the herd have uh you can talk to them till until you're a blue chicken, till you turn into a blue chicken. | |
Um you can talk to them about uh their soul and their consciousness and so on, and it'll just glaze right over. | |
They they have no real interest in it whatsoever and couldn't understand the concepts you're trying to get across to them anyway. | |
Uh so the uh the effective man is in the uh Bhagavad Gita. | |
Uh Krishna talks to Arjuna, Arjuna is the representation in that volume for man in a general sense for all humans. | |
Um the uh God Krishna is telling him about how to how to live an effective life amidst the turmoil of consciousness and awareness. | |
And he gets into a lot of this, they get into a lot of the stuff about the state of consciousness, the state of awareness, how those grow, uh, those things you can do that impede them, and so on, right? | |
All the the law of uh or the yoga of action, which is the yoga of karma, and then there's the so it's right action, right thoughts, etc. | |
Um anyway, so uh how does that so uh in there, there's a big discussion in the in the Gita there, uh Gita means book, but in the uh that part of the Mahabharata, which is this the extract that is the uh uh Bhagavad Gita, | |
um, in there, there's a discussion about uh how most humans are not living as though they are aware that they are an embodiment, and uh they're not living as though they are aware that they are uh a soul, a living soul, uh acting within the embodiment. | |
And as a living soul, you understand that you know you're eternal. | |
Uh, you're never there is no death. | |
Uh there's death for the embodiment, but not for the soul that does the embodiment, uh, you know, not for the doer. | |
The doer just cycles on. | |
And so this is what you want, you know, and you can go and read a lot about that in a non-religious format. | |
If you go and look at Um thinking in Destiny by Harold Percival. | |
There's a free PDF online. | |
I warn you right off, it's a thousand eighty pages. | |
There's not a single wasted word in there. | |
Uh if you can read it, you will be captivated. | |
A lot of people can't. | |
It just doesn't take with them. | |
Anyway, so uh thinking in Destiny, Harold Percival pre-PDF. | |
So anyway, so um, do the aliens understand themselves? | |
And are they acting uh in integrity as uh within that understanding as um a living souls, or are they acting in within the mind of the embodiment? | |
Now you guys know the difference. | |
So you'll go to a convenience store and you'll deal with a guy, and you can just look in his eyes and you can tell you're dealing with somebody whose mind is trapped within the embodiment, and you know, the clerk there, right, taking your money or whatever. | |
And uh all he wants to do is to, you know, get out and you know, see his girlfriend or whatever it is, right? | |
Go get a beer or whatever. | |
So he's entirely captivated by uh the sense objects within our reality. | |
Okay, and so he's living within the mind. | |
He's not living uh within the uh he's his mind is not acting uh within the uh understanding of itself being inside a living soul that's within an embodiment. | |
Okay, so uh the whole living soul stuff is uh is actually really fucking key and critical here. | |
And you can do some weird things with law with that too. | |
I mean, if you get into legal jams. | |
I won't get diverted on that. | |
Um anyway, I just want to wrap this up. | |
I'm gonna go make another cup of tea and get um get a sweater. | |
We're starting to lose a little heat here. | |
Probably we'll be getting power back around 10 or so, maybe 11 tonight. | |
We're getting hit by this um uh bomb cyclone, they call them. | |
And uh it's really weird, it's coming down off the Olympic mountains on us, so all the trees are so the winds are coming from the opposite side. | |
They're not they're coming from the east, not from the west. | |
And you know, habitually all the winds come from the west, the trees are are all set up to resist the winds from the west, but here they come from the east, and it looks like we're getting some fairly sizable winds and uh power is gonna be a bit sketchy for a while. | |
Anyway, so as I was saying, uh, so do the aliens uh, you know, are they acting uh uh in integrity as a as a living soul, or are they just trapped in their own minds? | |
If they're out there, you know, um negotiating for human DNA and shit, they're trapped in their own minds. | |
These are not in any way uh spiritually superior beings. | |
That's what really irks me about a lot of these UFO weird or weird ideas about uh highly evolved aliens, right? | |
Evolution doesn't intrude into this. | |
We live in an ontology. | |
Um they might their civilization might be a million years older than ours, but their consciousness in each and every body within the people within that civilization is exactly the same as ours. | |
Their civilization, if it's a million years older, could have some really fucking fantastic um uh degrees and subtleties and nuances within the social order and how it operates and so on, as well as technology. | |
But it does not make any of those beings any more morally superior or superior on an intellectual level or on a consciousness level. | |
Those are all constrained under the circumstances that exist here in the materium. | |
And so we have this like equal playing field as far as consciousness goes, right? | |
Anyway, um that's why I was saying that we have to determine who we're dealing with when we deal with these aliens. | |
And uh too many people like the Michael Salas and um, you know, um uh Stephen Greer and all these guys that think that aliens are good and and superior to us because of better evolution and this sort of thing, they are quite wrong, and they can that's uh that's wrong think that can lead into some very bad fucking results. | |
And so you get to the point where, well, okay, so these are advanced aliens, but they want to make a deal to harvest humans? | |
Come on, guys, you know, uh, you know, get with the vibration here and and um and start understanding with what's going on. | |
Uh and we're at that point now where we've got to start dealing with these aliens at a very realistic level, because we have to understand that that uh so many of the people in government are going to be diluted by religion, or so all their little triggers can be easily pulled, or others are gonna be diluted by this um new age understanding, which is 100% bogus, that you know, consciousness can be evolving and changed or ascending or any of that horseshit. | |
You know, uh David Wilcock is uh uh he's shit out of luck because his Michael prophecies stated uh absolutely unequivocably, without any possibility there would be an error that the whole fucking humanity is going to ascend in like March or April of next year. | |
Uh he wrote that back in, you know, supposedly in the 90s or something. | |
So he gave himself a long enough time frame and only, oh my God, he lived long enough, he's gotta face the karma here. | |
He's got to deal with the yoga that is associated that has bonded him to that action. | |
Uh, you know, because it's gonna come around and people are gonna say, okay, I didn't ascend. | |
Uh, you know, what's up, fucker? | |
Um, uh, so it's gonna be really interesting. | |
A lot of this shit is uh falling apart, is gonna fall apart all the way up, though, in terms of the social order. | |
And uh, you know, like I say, I don't think government and these people are thinking very deeply. | |
And they're not, in my in my opinion, I haven't seen any sign whatsoever that they're thinking uh deep enough to have encountered these kind of ideas and have been structuring anything to deal with them ahead of time. | |
Um, you know, are there I've never seen a protocol leaked, for instance, from any uh, you know, in any of all these years, and I'm 71 and I've been looking at all this stuff since the 1950s, right? | |
So over 60 years. | |
Um never seen anything leaked that would hint that government has a protocol to try and determine uh the authenticity of the beings that they're dealing with. | |
They're just gonna make all these weird, stupid assumptions. | |
So, anyway, so no wonder it's clown world. | |
But we know that the ontology wants us to live in in clown world and it sends us these clowns to challenge us so that we can make ourselves better as we deal with them. | |
I'm gonna go get some tea. | |
Uh yeah, uh, welcome to clown world. | |
It's your stepping stone to the sci fi world. |