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Topic: "Information War devasts mankind spirit and psyque".

In those foggy issues, i have to say that i don´t believe in anything, exposed by good people, or don´t. Why?, i don´t have proof of anything. Montalk told me about his alien experience, and i don´t believed him anything, but i heared him closely; that makes, for me, an important difference:

That, dont makes me not consider all those issues to get a little orientation about how the world or the mass accepted reality could work. How the essence, the source, works those confusing times where the most big informational war are devastating the psicological basis of mankind.

I don´t need exactly to believe, it´s secondary, but seeing evidence is best, yea!. (or maybe not :S )   smile wink

  • Registered: 2004-10-15

Re: "Information War devasts mankind spirit and psyque".

You are saying you don't accept simply on blind faith?  Well that is good - because blind faith is what has led a lot of people to get caught up in what you call "mass accepted reality".

Belief isn't really required to get orientation about how all that works.  Just a degree of discernment and self awareness.

But I think that is what you are saying anyway...

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Re: "Information War devasts mankind spirit and psyque".

I have all of those issues in mind for the moment they would be required for my survival. If they are to be used...

  • Registered: 2004-03-28

Re: "Information War devasts mankind spirit and psyque".

Remember, the information war isn't "out there." It's "in here," in your mind. The different memes are fighting for your attention, and some hope for your allegiance. The key is to not get involved in the battle at all, to stay on the sidelines and observe.

People have a nasty habit of wanting to sort things out as soon as they read something... to make a quick judgement and place it appropriately in their mental filing cabinet. It's better just to read, experience, view, whatever, and let the thing flow through your mind, like a blowing breeze. Just let the idea bounce around in your mental playground. No need to say right away whether you believe it or not, or whether you like it or not. That's often not the point! What's more important than the information you recieve is how it affects you, not the words it's saying.

5 Reply by lyra (edited by lyra 2005-04-13 20:02:43)

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Re: "Information War devasts mankind spirit and psyque".

"Information Overload" would be a good term for it I think.  I experienced this last year.  I'd been researching so many topics, either through books, magazines, articles, movies or websites about all of the conspiratorial / metaphysics topics that it just got to a point of information overload.   My brain went kerplunk!   smile  I realized I needed to exercise discernment in what I was going to read, and learned how to step back and be more detached, like what seeker described.   Otherwise I was just being an emotionally reactive basket case to all of this information, being pulled into 500 different directions.  It's especially tricky when you get into the world of conspiracy and metaphysics because everybody is saying contradictory things.   THAT'S the most maddening thing.   Nobody can agree on anything.  It's like walking into a room with hundreds of people all talking at once, this carcopheny of noise, everybody talking over everybody else.   The David Icke and Rense sites are like this; that's why I rarely if never go to them anymore.    It all has / had its purpose though.   Going through that was a sifting process, and I was left with a few gems to keep.

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