The Camelot Effect

pilot · 12-17-2009, 04:12 PM

Hello Everyone,

A fellow member mentioned in a thread something about disengaging from all media and it really made an impression on me, here's why:

After years of research and keeping up with alternative news and conspiracy, I have come to the conclusion that while this information serves it's purpose, it seems to have me held in a holding pattern of sorts. I find that my thoughts often turn to the idea that a "battle" must be fought against some outside force that is intent upon taking my freedom and is invested in keeping me from being all that I can be. I'm beginning to realize the battle is really within, and the information that is so fascinating could be a part of why I'm feeling stymied-not that it hasn't done any good, not at all, I am grateful for sites like Camelot, Bill and Kerry have opened up the world for a lot of us, but I think it's time to take what I've learned here and run with it. I want to engage the creative rather than the competitive. One thing David Wilcock said in a lecture was that we pay "fealty with fear" to the unseen manipulators that we are always gossiping about on this site and others. I would rather turn my back on that situation and look toward a future I can create that is better for me and everyone around me.

Kerry and Bill both remind us often, as do many others, that consciousness is much more powerful than we fully realize. I intend to discover this truth as fully as possible-so I have decided to run a little experiment....

Now first let me say that I have not watched TV for more than 2 years, however, I have become fairly addicted to the internet. Probably spending 4-5 hrs per day reading and watching video, sometimes more. Quite a lot of the info I come across is uplifting and inspiring, but the black ops and conspiracy stuff makes for a good portion of it, so the reason for the experiment...

I am going to cut it off. This could be uncomfortable at first but I intend to see if my vibration is affected by disengaging from ALL media, like the other member described. Starting today I will not peruse the sites that I habitually read, but I will continue to use e-mail-(have to for work) I think I will also cut out facebook. Just for the hell of it.

I am going to return Jan 1st and make a report to this thread-I will try to keep a log of any subtle or major changes that occur, and go from there. The internet is a tool and it depends on how you use it, I know, I know, but it is also true that the medium is the message. What do I ignore in favor of staring at the screen?

I'm going to find out.
Yikes.

12-17-2009, 04:12 PM	#1
pilot Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: OK Posts: 153	The Camelot Effect Hello Everyone, A fellow member mentioned in a thread something about disengaging from all media and it really made an impression on me, here's why: After years of research and keeping up with alternative news and conspiracy, I have come to the conclusion that while this information serves it's purpose, it seems to have me held in a holding pattern of sorts. I find that my thoughts often turn to the idea that a "battle" must be fought against some outside force that is intent upon taking my freedom and is invested in keeping me from being all that I can be. I'm beginning to realize the battle is really within, and the information that is so fascinating could be a part of why I'm feeling stymied-not that it hasn't done any good, not at all, I am grateful for sites like Camelot, Bill and Kerry have opened up the world for a lot of us, but I think it's time to take what I've learned here and run with it. I want to engage the creative rather than the competitive. One thing David Wilcock said in a lecture was that we pay "fealty with fear" to the unseen manipulators that we are always gossiping about on this site and others. I would rather turn my back on that situation and look toward a future I can create that is better for me and everyone around me. Kerry and Bill both remind us often, as do many others, that consciousness is much more powerful than we fully realize. I intend to discover this truth as fully as possible-so I have decided to run a little experiment.... Now first let me say that I have not watched TV for more than 2 years, however, I have become fairly addicted to the internet. Probably spending 4-5 hrs per day reading and watching video, sometimes more. Quite a lot of the info I come across is uplifting and inspiring, but the black ops and conspiracy stuff makes for a good portion of it, so the reason for the experiment... I am going to cut it off. This could be uncomfortable at first but I intend to see if my vibration is affected by disengaging from ALL media, like the other member described. Starting today I will not peruse the sites that I habitually read, but I will continue to use e-mail-(have to for work) I think I will also cut out facebook. Just for the hell of it. I am going to return Jan 1st and make a report to this thread-I will try to keep a log of any subtle or major changes that occur, and go from there. The internet is a tool and it depends on how you use it, I know, I know, but it is also true that the medium is the message. What do I ignore in favor of staring at the screen? I'm going to find out. Yikes.