As I See It - Will's viewpoint on Fake News, Bill Ryan, Corey Goode

[Callista]

Will outlines his personal viewpoint on Fake News, the Bill Ryan/Corey Goode debate, and the importance of discerning the Truth.
(just under 16 mins)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGyHhvZOcJk

[OMG]

What doesn't "feel right" to me are the modes of arguments, logic and rationales that negate real hope and perpetuate subservience to the existing powers and dark paradigms. So much energy is given to defeating anything that warrants love and light.

That said, it's not good to believe in lies or fantasy just because you want them to be true. However, I believe that there is a spiritual authority that no dark power has advantage over or can overcome. And even though it appears that the dark powers rule this world of ours, or beyond...true power of the sovereign individual is always beyond their reach if one can recognize and claim such.

[Innocent Warrior]

In the context of what Will is speaking about, anything that negates hope is transcended by being centred.

It's challenging but powerful, it's like holding on to an invisible reality thats more real than the visible. Where focus goes, energy flows.

Knowledge is power and it's what we do with it that makes it constructive or not.

[Honesty]

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[CurEus]

iAMWE pretty much summed up the last decade of the "truth seeking movement". There are others like Joseph Farrell, Timothy Good, Catherine Austin Fitts, Dark Journalist, and Graham Hancock that add value to the conversation... and probably a few others that I am missing.

It is disconcerting how few highly credible people there are and how fragile the truth seeking community is. These guys need to start mentoring some people.

[Bill Ryan]

It is disconcerting how few highly credible people there are and how fragile the truth seeking community is.

Yes, it really is. In all the issues I look at daily here, this is one of the ones that concerns me the most.

[OMG]

It is disconcerting how few highly credible people there are and how fragile the truth seeking community is.

Yes, it really is. In all the issues I look at daily here, this is one of the ones that concerns me the most.

Yea, there's no real power...just words, rationales' and imprisioned subservience...

[Foxie Loxie]

It seems a crux in the matter is that each individual needs to "step into his or her own power".....a concept many on this earth could have no conception of! I know a few years back I, myself, would not have known what was even meant by that! :idea: The point IS....we need "follow" no other person, nor do we wish to have a following, if we truly understand the issues. That is where Avalon comes in, it allows people to search things out & make their own decisions. We need to take advantage of the mature members here who can sense where one is searching & provide some guidance. I know that is what happened with me when I first joined & I am so thankful to those who contributed to my growth! :highfive: I am still learning! :Party:

[BMJ]

Post #4 and #5 by iAMWE and CurEus give a great list of of whom to avoid and whom to listen to.

And Rachel makes a very good point in post #3. Furthermore, have ever had that annoying person that you bump into on occassion at social gatherings. What do you do? You ignore them, and that is how simply it really is to disempower the tptw via MSM, disinfo in alternative media etc.

But the likes of Corey G or David W unwittingly serve a purpose, that is a "foot in the door" of the alternative media for some newbies.

Many newbies once they investigate these works will move onto reputable personalities in the alternative media. Curiousity will ensure these newbies for the most part will not be swayed in their search for the truth just because they came across David W or Corey G in the first instance.

Unfortunately some will always slip under Corey G and David W spell that just the nature of the beast.

[Limor Wolf]

'karma' issues seems to be on the table now, it's possible to see people playing their karma ('Karma' invention is one of the wheels and a tool of the matrix) stories again and again. A father and a son - reproduce the same dynamic again...

Blessings to all ~

[The Freedom Train]

What doesn't "feel right" to me are the modes of arguments, logic and rationales that negate real hope and perpetuate subservience to the existing powers and dark paradigms. So much energy is given to defeating anything that warrants love and light.

That said, it's not good to believe in lies or fantasy just because you want them to be true. However, I believe that there is a spiritual authority that no dark power has advantage over or can overcome. And even though it appears that the dark powers rule this world of ours, or beyond...true power of the sovereign individual is always beyond their reach if one can recognize and claim such.

Fantastic.

[The Freedom Train]

It seems a crux in the matter is that each individual needs to "step into his or her own power"....The point IS....we need "follow" no other person, nor do we wish to have a following, if we truly understand the issues..... We need to take advantage of the mature members here who can sense where one is searching & provide some guidance.

Foxie Loxie, I agree. And yet, when I wax philosophical (as I oftentimes find myself doing) I feel like I am at a crossroads. On the one hand, there is knowing oneself. On the other hand, there is everything else (including well seasoned guidance). How does one know oneself without an outer reflection? How does one step into ones power in a vacuum? I see that on the one hand, we are here to learn things for ourselves, but as we discern of the world around us, we are still only ever sifting through reflections of a reality that is beamed at us - that which is outside of ourselves.

I would like to share one of my most recent ramblings:

"How does one become self assured without the positive reflections of others? How do we know ourselves without these reflections? Is the experience of a "psychotic" person only rendered delusional by the observations of others who are not sharing in the "psychotic" visions? What if the "psychotic" person were to operate in a vacuum? Would that make their experiences more valid than is generally socially accepted?

The term confirmation bias came to mind, which means: "the tendency to interpret new evidence as confirmation of one's existing beliefs or theories." But then there is the issue of getting those belief systems and theories solidly in place - how does this happen? Generally, it appears to take place via our upbringing, and via the cultural conduits that we are exposed to, for better or worse. How much of this input have we deemed to be Ultimate Truth?

Is belief the Ultimate Truth? Some call them beLIEfs. So, what if we choose to believe nothing, seeing as how (it seems to me) nothing can truly be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt - seeing as how our physical senses are so easily manipulated and fooled, and everything around us is most likely not what it seems. How can we truly believe anything with conviction?

It appears that to know oneself is an experience that transcends the thinking mind. In this state I am guessing that self doubt is no longer possible. So is the position of self doubt, of not knowing, a problem? Or is it simply a signal of the human condition becoming aware of itself? The awareness that, in fact, what we think is real is an illusion, and what we can imagine, yet hardly fathom as possible, is only slightly more probable, when in reality, what we truly are is most likely inconceivable to our minds?

Perhaps it is best to eschew self doubt on the premise that whatever one experiences, whether it be delusion, mind control manipulation, cultural program, "intuition", dream state, prophetic vision, whathaveyou, it is all real, for the experiencer. So how could that be any less real than whatever anybody else is experiencing? And how can anybody prove that whatever version of "reality" they happen to be privy to is any more relevant than anybody else's?"

With all of that being said, perhaps the final frontier, the beacon of Ultimate Truth, lies not outside of ourselves, but within. How do we build a spaceship to explore there?

[Foxie Loxie]

Great "ramblings", Freedom Train!! Quoting, I don't remember who here on Avalon..."Beliefs are NOT Knowledge"! I guess some people never want to explore what exists outside the little box they were raised in, or have lived in. If their life has been 'happy', they would not have been pushed into exploring anything outside their own little box & pass on in a contented state. :Angel:

No human being operates in a vacuum; one life touches many others....either in a positive or a negative way. Our Belief Systems dictate that outcome in many instances. The one "truth" that each of us can know is that "I AM"....I exist! I agree that the majority of humans will never realize or comprehend who we really ARE! Belief Systems seem to guide most lives & therein comes the tension we see existing always in this world. Each person has his or her own agenda; each religion has its own agenda, then there are forces that we can barely comprehend which have their own agendas as well & we are ignorant of the fact that we have been or still are being manipulated by such agendas. :doh:

I think it helps if we can maintain our own "sacred space"; not allowing others to use us, nor attempting to use others for our own purposes. A lifetime of "lessons" learned along the way do help one to understand a bigger picture. It is SO big that all we can do is remain true to our inner self & allow new information to filter in, using discernment. The human race has been dumbed down for so many centuries, but it is wonderful to see that many are indeed "waking up" to discover that we are, indeed, powerful beings as individuals! Who knew?! :idea: "I AM"!!

[Callista]

Bumping this thread in case others want to hear.:bump: