Kerry and Bill

[ZenBaller]

Sorry to spoil the cosy and nostalgic atmosphere, but I'll be sincere. On the one hand I miss Bill interviewing people. He is a polite and receptive interviewer. On the other hand, I could never listen to Kerry. She was constantly interrupting and it looked like she mostly wanted to chat and talk about her own views rather than listen the interviewee. I haven't listened to any of her interviews the past couple of years and I don't know if that has changed. However I'd be very supportive of new Avalon interviews.

No matter the outcome though, the important thing is that Bill and Kerry were pioneers and they created a huge awakening wave throughout the internet. Humanity needed it.

[barneythez]

You didn't spoil a thing.

[Justplain]

Yes, it would be dynamite to have more Bill Ryan Avalon interviews. If the subject matter takes the verification rigor that Bill puts most of his subjects through, it would be a very enjoyable vid. For instance, the klaus donna interview and slides were fabulous.

Unfortunately these things take time and some money, and i wouldnt expect Bill to take on such tasks gratis. So we're left where we are, beneficiaries of his mentorship, which is just fine.

One subject i'd like to hear more of is info on Bill's past lives, and whether he can see a progression, whether he knows and communicates with his spirit guide, remembers his soul's between life activities and whether he's fulfilled/fulfilling his life's purpose.

[Jules]

Posted by etheric underground (here)
I miss seeing Bill in his hat.....
Can I also ask Bill a question while the door is open?
I often struggle knowing the things that really happen and are happening to us and this planet. My heart weighs heavy with the wisdom I chose to learn on the true nature of things...Sometimes I look around and wonder what it would be like if I hadn't chosen to go head first down the rabbit hole...Guess it was my curiosity.
Bill how, knowing what you and Kerry do from all your experiences do you maintain a so called normal existence especially being privy to dark and shocking revelations.

I think I read a post about Bill losing his hat. He probably has a new hat now, but until he does a new interview it remains a mystery....

[Whiskey_Mystic]

If Bill ever lost his hat, I would Gofundme the heck out of that.

[AutumnW]

There are genuine truth seekers and those who are seeking excitement, drama, and one OMG moment after another. Genuine truth seekers are rational and reasonable. The two types will eventually drive each other crazy.

When I was in my twenties I had a partner who was an alcoholic, spendoholic, food- aholic. When we split up, one of his workmates started going on about how "good we were together." It was bizarre. She barely knew us.

The moral of the story is people can do good work together but may actually have different world views and values that can't be reconciled.

[DeDukshyn]

Posted by ZenBaller (here)
Sorry to spoil the cosy and nostalgic atmosphere, but I'll be sincere. On the one hand I miss Bill interviewing people. He is a polite and receptive interviewer. On the other hand, I could never listen to Kerry. She was constantly interrupting and it looked like she mostly wanted to chat and talk about her own views rather than listen the interviewee. I haven't listened to any of her interviews the past couple of years and I don't know if that has changed. However I'd be very supportive of new Avalon interviews.

No matter the outcome though, the important thing is that Bill and Kerry were pioneers and they created a huge awakening wave throughout the internet. Humanity needed it.

Just note that this a is a "double Thanks" and "totally agree" -- most particularly on the part about "new Avalon interviews"

[Spellbound]

Posted by AutumnW (here)
There are genuine truth seekers and those who are seeking excitement, drama, and one OMG moment after another. Genuine truth seekers are rational and reasonable. The two types will eventually drive each other crazy.

When I was in my twenties I had a partner who was an alcoholic, spendoholic, food- aholic. When we split up, one of his workmates started going on about how "good we were together." It was bizarre. She barely knew us.

The moral of the story is people can do good work together but may actually have different world views and values that can't be reconciled.

Alcoholics don't take mates....they take hostages.

Dave - Toronto

[Spellbound]

Posted by Justplain (here)
I can understand your perspective, Bill. I cant usually stomach most of Kerry's interviews since you departed Camelot, mainly due to a lack of verifiable claims by her interviewees. I tend toward valuing Richard Dolan type journalism, which i believe is your approach. It was good while it lasted, but i'm happy that atleast you now mentor us on Avalon. Thanks.

+1

Dave - Toronto