The United Kingdom has gotten this bad. Truly sickening.

Growing up agnostic , and eventually reach a point of being "comfortable" enough to pray ( fwiw ) , i tend not to expect much of exterior things or ppl , but seriously , :D , praying helps . Something no amount of STS shenanigans can ever take away , no matter how bad things get. eh

Yeah, my story is kinda similar. I was raised Catholic, and I went to a religious school, but I didn't really have the faith in my heart at that young age. It wasn't until my late 30's that I really got back into any serious, conscious prayer, largely thanks to the good peeps on this forum. As kids in school we used to share really wicked jokes mocking the faith with each other, as I'm sure many Catholic kids did in that era. And now, fast forward 30 years and I'm the only one in my immediate family who even bothers to pray.

I've tempered my social expectations a lot in the last decade; most folk I know locally are, to quote Aldous Huxely, "well-rounded lifers". I don't bother them and they don't bother me. There's no need to burden another person with unsought-after knowledge. But if they were to ever ask me a pertinent question, well then I'll be ready to give them some pointers, subtly. I've found over the years of personal experience that information only truly becomes knowledge if you seek it and work on it by yourself. There's only so much other people can do for you at the end of the day.
 
UK podcaster Andrew Gold has recently had a nice chat with old-school socialist Paul Embery. I like these guys, Andrew has risen from a fairly innocuous start on his YT channel and is now really getting into the meat of the UK socio-political malaise. I think he still has a few blind spots vis-a-vis political Zionism, naturally as he comes from a secular Jewish background, but he's been having some really interesting conversations with the firebrand Shaun Attwood lately, which I'd recommend any UK members check out for sure. Clearly he still has a way to go before he gets deep into the levels of corruption and depravity in the world body politic, but he's on his way.

I've been reflecting on a slight feeling of impatience for change in myself recently. In some ways I had become "black-pilled"; you know, that kinda sardonic cynicism that rather typifies the likes of David Icke. One observation of him I made recently really got me wondering. He almost never humbles himself to say "you know what, that's a new gem of information on me, thanks for sharing it" with his interlocutors. It's as if he thinks he's got it all worked out, and is waiting for the rest of us to catch up, in a "tortoise and the hare" kind of way. That can make a person cynical about the world, and normies in general, I've felt and seen it in myself. He'd do well to take heed to the "tortoise and the hare" parable, because eventually the wee tortoise gets to where he needs to go ahead of the hare, who proved to be a little cocksure and complacent in his ways. I think there's a message there for all of us in the great informational gold-rush that is the modern alternative media. As smart and as wise as you may be, there's always stuff that others may know which will teach you something new, about yourself and the world.

As for Paul Embery, he's on a slow and steady path. Essentially, he's a normie who's getting wise, and these are the people who will prove to be crucial in the UK in the months and years to come, OSIT. Hope lies in the proles, and the tortoises....:whistle:


 
I'm just wondering aloud and not really asking questions on all this, but I'd be interested to hear from forum members on how they're going about this curious social dynamic we're facing.
At this point it seems best to focus on networking with like-minded people as part of the overall Work on ourselves. This is the most important thing we can do in any case and it has an effect on those around us and even humanity as a whole on many levels.
 
I've been thinking about the C's statement from a few years back that "there needs to be balance" with regards to pushback/resistance to the general growing dystopia infecting our global society. Instinctively I agree, but how should we go about this, especially when we've also been advised by the C's to scale back our activism on X etc? It seems like we're being placed in a bind, where we need to push back, but not do anything to draw undue attention to ourselves. A tricky dynamic and no mistake. I hardly ever go on X these days, all I ever get in my feed is the usual UFO stuff mainly, and to be honest it's repetitive stuff, and I'm a little hesistant to really speak my mind on the platform in any case. And what difference does it make? Posts get a few shares and likes, and then it all gets subsumed into the great informational soup that is the world wide web.

It kinda reminds me of the "White Rose" movement in Nazi Germany in the late 1930's; we're all attempting to navigate a treacherous social climate, almost like intellectual ninjas! I'm just wondering aloud and not really asking questions on all this, but I'd be interested to hear from forum members on how they're going about this curious social dynamic we're facing. It's all left me feeling frustrated and more than a little perplexed in how to move forward from here.
I often think these days about balance being restored. From time to time I re-read this thread for insight into this:

Especially this quote:
I’m confident that I’m a “possible” 4D candidate. But, knowing that one is going to 4D or is a 3D repeater is illusive. Years ago, when the concept first came up, I had the human urge to hurry up and get in with the 4D crowd. Then realized that I am who I am, and thank god I’m not the one who decides. It’s a matter of when you are ready you will move on. If not, thank goodness you will still have a desk with your name on it in 3D. We’ve also been told they are preparing to capture newbies as they come in, so going ill prepared doesn’t sound like a good idea.

If one must perform 3D perfectly, or near perfect I can certainly expect to be returning. I’ve had far more failures in this life than successes. However, “if” being 51% STO, with a basic karmic understanding is the rule, then hey! I’m still in the game. The C’s once said: When you see the futility of the 3D, it means you are ready for 4D. Here is the quote.

Q: (L) Okay. One of the sensations I have experienced is that I have had it up to the eyebrows with the negative energies and experiences of 3rd density, and I have thought lately that this feeling of having had enough, in an absolute sense, is one of the primary motivators for wanting to find one's way out of this trap we are in. I want out of it. Is this part of this "nature" as you call it?

A: Yes. [...] When you see the futility of the limitations of 3rd density life, it means you are ready to graduate. Notice those who wallow in it.

Having lived (I don’t know how many 3D lives) I believe I am accustomed to fighting. Fight for right! Fight the bureaucracy! Fight for truth, for family, for the tribe etc. And this is true, here in 3D-land if good people don’t continually combat negative forces, evil takes over and so forth. Often if you don’t fight/struggle you won’t learn anything. But is there a time in the cycle when fighting becomes of no value anymore?

Indicators in my life are telling me to blend-in keep your head down-don’t engage-don’t poke the bear and so forth. I don’t like it; I feel cowardly, but I also feel that this is the right thing to do “at this time”.

“When you see the futility”

German men, go kill the British! British men, go kill the Germans! Women, if you know someone who won’t fight send them a white feather! (a sign of shame to help pick up the stragglers) And WWI was on and in short order millions senselessly died, and multiple millions of maimed and destroyed lives. Then replay, and replay again. Then for god’s sake, add karma into the mix. This lesson/coarse started way up-stream in history, and this is just my little piece of it. Souls need to work out their issues, and that’s not going to be done setting around the parlor eating crumpets and sipping tea. Asses need to be kicked, and souls need to learn. Now, having seen all this, how does one engage in any part of it? Especially when you are running low of hate and anger. Like the Christ looking down from the cross and saying ah, what the hell, forgive them, they haven’t a clue anyway.

“When you see futility”

Right vs Left, Man vs Woman, this color against that color…you get the picture. Stop the TPTB! Stop the comets! Stop the karma! futile. Set back and enjoy the show, sounds like, hey friend this really is an epic point in the cycle and to have a chance to be observing it is a big deal and there really is little you can do about it, so observe and try to take it easy.

I believe both the Kennedy brothers knew that they were going to be assassinated. But didn’t rail or rage at anyone. Just kept doing what gave their life meaning until they shifted densities. Caesar was warned, but went to the senate anyway The Christ figure, once stab a finger at the Pharisees and denounced them as vipers, and once picked up a whip, flip over some tables and took to beating the tax collectors. But later instructs Peter not to fight or struggle then quietly submitted to be taken away to his humiliation and death. Just before death the figure acknowledges, I’m not even mad at these people, they have no idea what they are doing. They were like today’s sheep wearing masks and lining up for unknown injections.



A friend told me recently that he would not “line up” for the vax, but he wasn’t going to resist it either. My answer was “alrighty then” I felt no emotion, just thought let everyone choose their path. Daily someone tells me to put on a mask or pull up my mask up or distance myself. Months ago, I would have noticeably flushed, and became angry. Now? Nothing, I smile an honest smile, and obey what they tell me to do. Once I’m an isle over I pull the mask off, and get ready for the next brave sheep that wants to prove themselves. They don’t know what they are doing, and they don’t anger me anymore, well not much.

It took me about a decade, from knowing that the fundamental Christianity that I had been taught had to be let go, and actually do so. It’s a process that involves needed time. And I’m having the same issue with this “don’t fight” thing.

Would fighting with anger, keeping us in karmic 3D? And thus, assuring us a seat for the next 300k year 3D class?

Is the last action after seeing the futility of it all, to lay down the sword and walk away?

Is fighting habitual, a sacred cow, a bias, a belief? Something that must be laid down and walked away from but only at the end of some battle or cycle?

They battle in 4D, don’t they? Do we get a green light when to fight again?

My understanding is that traps have been set for anyone entering 4D, so fight or flight better still be functioning upon arrival there, or your first couple of cycles could be short lived.

Since taking the position of set back and enjoy the show, I am still struggling against tyranny, and decomposition, just not poking the bear so to speak. More effort being put into reviewing the 3D school, grooving and re-grooving, such as the present novel reading. Rather than going out to save the world and its institutions, which I believe will fail (have failed) no matter what we do. Its time, that all must come clattering down, so don’t waste time on it. I personally have, and I don’t think I’m alone, started to go into life review, al a recapitulation of Castaneda, or 5-d review, and the novels are assisting in that. Mind you, other that purposely starting the novel reading, this review is happening…let’s say non-locally. Parts of my life seem to be dropping into my head seemingly out of nowhere. Knowing what I know now, I take it as a gift, and analyze it as best I can.

For anyone struggling with “shouldn’t we be fighting this” …me too.
 
Thanks @axj and @unkl brws, really interesting feedback. I think on reflection that I'm lacking that 3d local interaction on these issues. I did have one buddy who was co-linear, but he suffered a massive stroke last summer and has been AWOL in a care hospice for a good 7-8 months. They've taken his phone from him, so I can't even ring him up for a chat. So I kinda miss the discussion, but of course that's what this fine forum is for! I also think that in my subsequent posts above I pretty much answered my own questions. It's funny to observe that my mind goes up a notch in intelligence and clarity whenever I log on here. My ordinary mind just thinks, "well, you're with the big guys now, so shape up". There's certainly no room for slackers or complacent types on here. Seriously, I make more sense on here than I do in my journals. Not by too much, but it's still perceptible.

I love Rupert Sheldrake, and I like in particular his theory of morphic resonance. I really hope that it's not just true for 2d critters, and that our efforts have a similar effect in our benighted 3d STS realm. Maybe things just have to get really dire in our day to day lives before the silent majority finally says to the political classes, "Come on now! The jig is up! No more of this!". I live in hope, but yeah, we do need the faith of Christ to face up to what is happening all around us now. But we build our own ladders if we truly want to seek that ever elusive "stairway to heaven". But yeah, seeing the futility of 3d STS is a key factor in our emerging from the fog, into a more promising reality.
 
think it is important in the UK today (and elsewhere) to say little and observe all.

Absolutely! Hence the "White Rose" analogy that I perhaps clumsily put into an earlier post. As a small scale movement, they saw the problems, but were too heavy-handed and obvious in how they went about combating the quarry, and inevitably they suffered for it big time. Lessons, all is lessons....

Keep your eyes wide open and yet with your head down, no need for belligerent martyrs this time around. God bless this forum; I'd probably go nuts if I didn't have this as a classroom for higher learning.
 
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