Thread by @surfingthelight

1. Nothing is real until language makes it so

Language defines reality. Language describes how you will perceive, evaluate and make decisions about your world.
The masters of reality are those who declare the language.

2. The rest of us run around describing the world that another has declared. It is all declaration and agreement. The government and media declared the Corona virus and informed us in how we must act.

3. That set the paradigm that we are busily describing through our words of fear, concern and hardship. We are not trapped by the virus but the paradigm of our own descriptions.

4. Most people have adopted the Corona virus conversation for one of two reasons:

a) They trust the information that has been communicated to them from the official channels or

b) They are obedient to authority and will follow what they have been told.

5. Without direct experience, evidence will always be hearsay. No matter how compelling, a conversation by its very nature, is hearsay.

6. We are bound to the level of logic that we operate from. This is governed by the information available and who our informants are.
You can witness this as a domino effect happening from top level informants such as the World Health Organisation.

7. They create the conversations that they pass on to governments about the state and spread of the virus.

Federal governments retell the conversations to business and industry and this instruct what actions are to be taken; such as cessation of trading and closures.

8. State and federal governments speak the conversation to the people, telling them what precautions and actions to take; from working from home to enforced curfew.

We also speak the conversations to each other while staying 1.5 meters apart and sanitising after each encounter.

9. Without direct experience the only thing that makes the whole thing real for us is conversation.

'The conversation becomes reality'

10. Consider what would happen if all conversation around Corona virus, Covid-19 ceased immediately. Without applying this consideration it is difficult to distinguish fear from evidence.

11. The magic trick being pulled on us, is that our fear response acts to reinforce the acceptance of communicated evidence from our 'trusted' sources.

12. The design of those in power is to keep us walking in the one-step unity of a clearly defined reality stream. We are living through a replay of the Tower of Babel story in the Bible. The controlling narrative has become dangerous for humanity.

13. Digital soldiers are at the forefront of this war.

In the Babel story, God confuses and diversifies the language as man attempts to build an edifice to heaven. What if a confused language could lead us to an infinite variety of possible experiences and outcomes;

14. while a pre-defined, controlled language keeps our minds enslaved in uniform lock-step.

It is the digital solider who now commands the channels of information. Through the open sharing of many alternative views and by keeping those conversations flourishing; the controlling narrative will disintegrate.

16. There is a critical mass point behind every shift. Trump seems to understand this. Every major system that influences our lives from money to politics, law and law enforcement is built on declaration and agreement.

17. They declare what is so and we agree. What they fear most is that we will realise that all major systems are illusions built on agreement.
When we no longer agree; they fall.

18. It is a worldwide battle for narrative: All beliefs, laws, rules, values and judgements are nothing more than conversations kept alive. #greatawakening #GreatAwakening

19. We are on the precipice of the shift. The media is working over time trying to define who we are. As we choose our own future free of the definitions imposed on us by those in control, the media will have to meet us where we are at or fade away through irrelevance. #awakening

20. Today 90-95% of the knowledge we have about the state of the world is brought to us through screens. Pre-industrial age, that information was provided by family, friends, community and direct experience.

21. Entering the Industrial Age we had the birth of the printing press and then radio to update us with current world events. Today it’s all screens: Computer, T.V, phone, tablet.

22. I work with many young people who can tell me what is happening in the world and they have never left Australian shores. Their truth about the world comes through the screens they’re glued to.

23. It is a #simulacrum, an image of reality they are being fed. Not reality, but a representation of reality fed to them by their chosen informants. Celebrities, politicians, media organisations etc.

24. What will happen to the immature psyche when the glass bubbles of illusion begin to break? What will happen to the vulnerable mind that finds its sense of identity linked to the image represented on their device; if that image proves to be false.

25. The question is one of resilience. What if a great ugliness and wickedness is eventually exposed; who will be available to help with the healing?

26. I look to the patriots who have been hardening their resolve through their research into the nature of darkness and corruption, that they will make the transition from digging for truth to being the future healers of humanity. #awakening #thegreatawakening #GreatAwakening