"Revelations of the Insider" - revisited (Page 12 of 12)

He was heavily into radionic research, I think he must have had 3 or 4 sites up until a few years ago. I remember he had just started a site on radionic photography called radiovision, it wasn't long after that when all his sites disappeared apart from the one pertaining to that book, although that has gone now.

He was also a well respected Egyptian archaelogist, on one of his sites he had many photos of various sites around Egypt. 

He used robots.txt on his websites so none of them can be found on the Wayback machine.

Do people who have these skills become deranged ? That would depend on whether they sided with the reptilians or not or whether the reptilians felt that person might be a danger to their agenda.

That's what got me. Why did the questioner supposedly get those extra incarnations? I assumed two things- either the questioner offended the Divine Will, which is pretty crazy because isn't the Divine Will like the One or is the One? The One simply cannot being offended, be tainted, be wanting, etc. It simply is, so logically my first assumption doesn't work. Or the Insider did get offended and pulled that crape off to scare the questioner? The questioner has free will right? So even if the Insider tried to get the questioner after his death to reincarnate and he didn't want to, well there isn't a damn thing the Insider could do about it!

I always remembered that comment above all others in that file. Something seemed off about it, like the Insider for one moment lost his aristocratic cool and snapped out at one of the questioners.

As for the entire material the main message I got is that this prison has been designed for your benefit ultimately and your final goal and the meaning of your existence is to get out of it. Also that you really are responsible for everything in your reality, and that perhaps fighting and bitching about the TPTb was pointless and that they had a role for you too.

What shook me was the idea that Buddha, Jesus, etc. were actually used/guided by the TPTB to some sort of end, and they were made to believe they had made it but were in fact wrong! As the Insider himself said every religion has a core of truth but awash in a sea of perversions, it is very likely that Insider's own material falls under this rule. Cores of truth in what he says, but awash in lies and perversions.

I hope no one minds me resurrecting this thread, but I think I was absent from the forum the first time this came around (either that or I simply didn't pay it the attention it deserved), and having read the Insider material in its entirety today for the first time, I'd like to comment on it. I think the subject matter is still relevant and timeless enough that it doesn't matter that the thread is old.

OK, here's what I thought was good about the material. It emphasises your personal connection to the Divine, and the importance of looking for the source of truth and divinity within yourself rather than relying on outer gurus, mediators, etc. Also states that "the battle" is an internal one, on a personal level. There will be no mass ascension, no external saviour - you save yourself. This is all good and rings true to me.

However, I do think that the labelling of all gurus and teachers as untrustworthy is wrong and goes too far into the extreme. The true teacher serves one purpose, and that is to help you reconnect to your spiritual self, to the divine within. They simply point the way, and what's bad about that? Thus, what Insider said is, for me, a subtle distortion of the truth.

Other things that seem "off" about the material:

- States that all well-known historical/spiritual figures, Jesus, Buddha, Einstein, you name it, were more or less "puppets" just acting out their role - they did exactly what they were supposed to do, according to so-called "Divine Law". Well, this all sounds a bit too fatalistic to me. What about free will? Does that not come into play at all? Or is everything all just predetermined, inevitable, set in stone, there's nothing you can do about it anyway 'cause you're just mechanically acting out your role as defined by someone/something else? Hmm.

- Like others here, I thought his assertion that a poster would receive more incarnations for what they said was pretty ludicrous. Plus the fact he repeatedly wrote "I had to be very careful how I said that" in parentheses after certain statements. What's the implication? That there's a punishment from on high for saying something in the wrong way, not wording a sentence correctly, etc.? A few more rounds on the wheel of rebirth? Ridiculous. If the Divine is offended by anything that mere human beings can say, then It's pretty lame in my opinion. This sounds like what Christians say about people who blaspheme going to hell - it's just a variation on that.

- This is the big one, for me...the subtle (or not-so-subtle) message interwoven in the Insider material is this: that the power elite are not that bad really, they're just doing what they should be doing according to Divine Law (that again ), they're the good guys and we the people are the stupid, ignorant ones believing the lies and perpetuating the illusion so we deserve everything we get. Once again, I call BS. Could it be that now people are starting to wake up to the reality of the power elite, the elite realise they can no longer hide as easily behind their veil of secrecy and so have devised a new tactic of trying to spread the disinfo that they're the good guys fulfilling their duty, mandated by God's law? That we need them somehow because we're too stupid to run the world by ourselves? It's like the dubious idea that "evil" is somehow a necessary counterbalance to "good". I expect even the devil would claim that he's serving some greater holy purpose for God in the scheme of things. Do they truly believe their own lies, or is the deception intentional?...

So overall I conclude, as have previous posters in this thread, that this information is a mixture of truth tangled with lies, once again highlighting the importance of using one's spiritual discernment as well as a healthy dose of critical thinking. Considering the source of any information is part of this (although note I'm not saying you should let the messenger obscure the message, because any source can help you to realise truth...) I mean, in this case, if this person really is an "Elite insider" then why would they give us the complete honest truth? "Because I can", as he said, is not really a satisfactory explanation. It's like when people present information that has been channelled to them by self-professed demons, and I'm thinking, "Why would anyone trust this information? It's from a demon for God's sake!" So yeah...source is important.

...Well anyway, that's my contribution, I don't know if anyone cares. Actually I'm probably completely talking to myself here, haha. I just had to get my thoughts out because I've been pondering this all day. Feel free to ignore my ramblings if you don't wanna keep dredging up an old thread.

Hey Gibble, thanks for your response. It seems your perspective on this material is slightly different from my own. Let me get this straight - are you saying that you think he was careful with his words not to avoid being punished for saying something in such a way that would offend the Divine, but to prevent his statements being misinterpreted by the reader because what he was trying to describe is so difficult to convey in words? I got the impression that it was the former rather than the latter, but I guess there are two ways of looking at it.

Also just to clarify, I don't doubt that some sort of divine law exists and that it is in our best interest to abide by it, I just objected to how "Insider" portrayed it. For one thing, he claims or at least implies that the elite are acting within/supported by this divine law, which I highly doubt. And secondly, I disagree with the idea that everything is inevitable and set in stone, that we're all just playing predetermined roles - surely that would negate the whole concept of free will? Anyway, overall I must say I still get bad vibes from this material. Despite the fact that I agree with a lot of what he says, there's something about it/him that gives me the creeps.