WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Yes Ilie, erected buildings and hobbit holes, Harry Potter with his well-formed Patronus (for someone so young! ) and refusing the wand of power, like Frodo refusing the ring of power (but not quite), phallic weapons, from spears to swords to muskets to bazookas to ICMBs, etc. I have seen channeled material discuss those phallic weapons and their symbolic significance, and commentators have noted some of the Potter sexual symbology.

Yes Ernie, on life and death issues such as choosing one's medical treatment, Americans are arguably Earth's least free people. The irony of the "The Land of the Free" statement is very telling, and may have been something like whistling in the dark. Land of the brainwashed is more like it, and that is partly why Americans have not been my target audience for more than a decade. In a world of scarcity, freedom has always been an elusive thing, more relative than absolute, like abundance. Absolute abundance and freedom has never been experienced on Earth before by humanity. Even Godzilla is enslaved, although he is not aware enough to realize it, like those "Rockefellers" at the top of the food chain, in the penthouse, in that hellish Roads world.

As I have stated plenty, if an FE effort becomes a Boys' Club (which all efforts have that I have seen have been), then it is doomed, as they play Young Warriors, heroes and messiahs, etc. Women have to step up (stop being groupies and cheerleaders), and men step back (and put their superhero capes away). No women in my effort yet, but maybe someday.

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Briefly, before I begin a busy day…

Yesterday, I found myself reading the Roads book in which his account of visiting those future Earths is found. A couple of years ago, I bought a new printing of it, as my original copy was falling apart. The version I now have will last much longer.

Roads's mentor really said it all. For us humans, it is all about integrity and sentience, or love and sentience (love of others and integrity are the same thing). Our heads go where our hearts lead, but if we want to "progress," love must be chosen. It is the key to manifesting FE. People really miss the mark when they think that FE is all about technology and go the geek route. I learned those lessons the hard way during my journey, as I watched brilliant people sell their souls to the dark side, kneel to the dark side out of fear, and so on. The greatest miracle that I ever witnessed sprang from an act of love.

I have always stated that the heart is key, but we are supposedly a sentient species, and we can manipulate our environments. Indeed, we have engineered our bodies, if unintentionally. Love is the energy of creation, and love and FE are joined at the hip in more ways than one.

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was reading Roads's book today, while in an automotive business lobby as my car was being worked on. One passage had Roads stunned by his experiences, and he was told to write about them.

Roads replied: "If I do, most people will think I'm mad."

He friend replied: "Not matter. The few will not. The few are important as the many – more important in times of change."

His friend was devoted to: "…an Awakening of Intelligent Beings in several frames of reality. Physical Earth one such frame." (English was not that being's first language ).

That is my approach, in a nutshell. The masses cannot and will not digest work like mine. It blows their minds out of the water. I have seen it many times. The masses will not awaken by books and talk. My work will only really reach the awakened and awakening, and is not intended for mass consumption. The masses will only begin to awaken when the means to manifesting the new Epoch are delivered into their lives. It took me many years of life-risking and life-wrecking trial and error to learn that, and it does no good to judge the sleeping, or those keeping them asleep and enslaved. For what I am doing, the sleeping masses and social managers are irrelevant. They will both be impacted by what I am attempting, and Epochally, but they are hindrances to making it happen. Attempts to enlist the masses or challenge the social managers are suicidal for stuff like this.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was just reading this, on the 70th anniversary celebration of founding the United Nations. I am highly pleased that an American wrote that. It was like something that Uncles Noam or Ed could have written. Last month was the 70^th anniversary of the USA's twice nuking Japan. For a guy who worked on Capitol Hill and on Wall Street, Roberts's transformation into a critic of U.S. policy on many issues has been heartwarming. Not enough like him out there.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Briefly, before I start my day, I thought of a theme that should take a few posts, about the various ways that my effort could go, and they include:

• It goes nowhere and my little circle never gets going, expands, and gets the project off the ground, and nobody is capable of having a comprehensive discussion of the material in my big essay;
• Somehow my effort is hijacked (after I am taken out somehow), and several grim scenarios could come to pass, including it becoming a scam that takes in money and milks the participants (highly unlikely, with how I have designed my effort, but the mafia did it to one of the Dennis's companies, and so did Mr. Texas when they took down Dennis's company in Ventura, and it kind of happened in Seattle, too);
• My effort goes the megalomania route, like Keshe's Messiah Project, which I doubt that will happen (but maybe that is my megalomania talking! ); I have already seen where that stuff leads, and I had those wrestling matches long ago;
• That choir does develop, and it raises the level of conversation and awareness to something that Bucky Fuller would have approved of, and it creates a "space" of context that ends up supporting an FE effort that goes over the top;
• That choir attracts the 100,000 that will "do something," and the choir will form the heart-centered and sentient foundation of a technical effort that develops the FE technology to production-ready status, and that technology will be given to the world, with that army of grandmothers being deployed to ensure its harmless implementation;
• That technology is delivered by the effort that I will launch, and it is soon used for strip-mining the planet and for short-lived FE wars, as Earth is turned into a cinder;
• Godzilla unveils his Golden Hoard (and maybe the choir helps that scenario manifest, and the White Hats may well be cheering on my efforts from the shadows), and the choir was unnecessary for making FE happen, but it could help raise humanity's general level of awareness into the Fifth Epoch.

I can think of many other scenarios, but they are generally variations of the above. Over the coming days, I will explore them. I have been living with these scenarios since the 1980s, and my mind began exploring those paths back in 1974, when I got my first energy dreams.

Best,

Wade

[Melinda]

In Post #5725 Wade, you've mentioned that one possible way your effort could go is :

“That technology is delivered by the effort that I will launch, and it is soon used for strip-mining the planet and for short-lived FE wars, as Earth is turned into a cinder”

Interesting, that one, when you consider that we are already destroying the planet and each other with pollution, plundering, and wars over resources. Resources that either are scarce in fact, or appear scarce due to an artificial and deceptive economic system. It only takes a few years or even days to inflict damage with (for example) oil or chemical spills and fracking, that can currently take generations to remedy, and that's if they don't take us past a point of no return in ecological damage. So examples like the one you gave above, tend to prompt the question for me : without FE what is the alternative solution to our problems?

What is the alternative to FE, spiritually and technologically, lifting us into a higher state of evolution? It's been raised multiple times on this thread how, short of a miracle, we are unlikely (collectively in our billions) to reach a state of energetic self-sufficiency overnight by spiritual means alone. Which leaves utilising technology. FE hand in hand with innovative technology can obviously put the ability to design, manufacture and recycle what we need directly into our hands at a local level.

In terms of manufacture and distribution, it would be simpler to roll out small devices that can power buildings and machines, than roll out more hardware that struggles with intermittency issues, like wind farms in fields, or solar tech for roads and buildings. If it is harder because of the opposition to the greater power FE devices provide, that is even more reason to mount an independent effort. If that independent effort is likely to face opposition from a lower level of consciousness, all the more reason to strengthen it with a foundation of a higher one (i.e. a comprehensively educated network or choir.) I apologise if I'm preaching to the converted a bit there. But it's only a few lines.

The other day, as I was researching the work of Vladimir Megre (author of the Anastasia books, which I find deeply engaging), I came across an essay by another author that addressed our need to integrate a more spiritual, decentralised approach for a sustainable way of life. A lot of eco-communities begin with the valid intention of placing at the core of their endeavour : loving respect for one another and a conscious awareness of our intrinsic connection to earth's living systems. But the issue still remains of how easy that is to maintain in a world faced with limited resources and scarcity conditioning.

The essay addressed some necessary points, including the likely collapse of our current, oil-dependent, capitalist paradigm in an age of dwindling resources (citing Heinberg), and the validity of localised permaculture solutions in providing for our needs. But like a lot of essays of its kind, it didn't factor in the far-reaching potential of FE into its solutions, which naturally limits them.

It raised some examples of the difficulties people face in forging independent paths, such as the Mondragon cooperative movement that grew out of the Basque region in Spain. One writer the essay quoted claimed that the Basque political process struggled with suspicion within its ranks, born of individual or class differences, with subsequent difficulties in establishing agricultural cooperatives, and that the Basque situation was not utopian. (I'm not well-read enough to verify those claims, but from a basic perspective even Wikipedia's Mondragon Corporation page includes Chomsky's observation that while Mondragon offers an alternative to capitalism, it is still embedded in a capitalist system which naturally limits its decisions, quoting his point that “If you’re in a system where you must make profit in order to survive, you're compelled to ignore negative externalities, effects on others.”)

It reminded me once again of the way, in the long term, FE by comparison can facilitate self-sufficiency and abundance that addresses class and inequality at the root, without anyone needing to lose out materially.

The essay also noted that certain Maya people of Mexico live integrated with the earth (in a way that many Westerners might be able to grasp conceptually but not in practice, due to being conditioned differently from birth.) The author observed that within those Mexican communities are people who have witnessed the effects of regional industrialisation and its accompanying 'civilisation,' and who have accordingly taken steps to avoid the stagnation of their own political structures - by (for example) elevating the position of women, and relegating the elders' authority to the realms of culture and traditions (rather than a sweeping clan power across all areas of their lives.) I thought that was interesting, given how the wisdom of tribal elders in foreign cultures can be a powerful 'archetype' to Westerners who are drained by the corruption of industrialised society. What it conveyed, to my mind, was that even those environmentally / socially conscious communities with a spiritual connection to the earth are learning from what they witness in the wider community, in order to progress and not end up too rigid or insular in their development.

At the end of the essay however, the author mentioned various eco-communities, one of which was Auroville in Tamil Nadu, India. I won't claim that Auroville represents anywhere other than itself, but for anyone who is eager to embrace the eco-community life without experience of living in those 'self-sufficient' environments, I highly recommend this article, Trouble in Utopia by Maddy Crowell :

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...orruption.html

in which Crowell witnessed first hand some of the significant issues with crime, corruption and disillusionment that can stifle an independent community. Auroville, for all its solar panels, has been riddled with difficulties from both within and without. Difficulties that arguably it wouldn't face to the same degree, if it had an FE level ability to manufacture/recycle what it needs, and integrate with an outside world that was similarly equipped.

I read a few other pieces that addressed similar (though not necessarily identical) issues, within other communities who have tried to form self-sustaining worlds and live by higher spiritual principals within a world of scarcity. I won't list all the links, as I'd feel compelled to discuss them individually. But I will add that one piece about the Findhorn community in Scotland concluded that Findhorn (despite its notable troubles and detractors who grew disillusioned with it) may have faired better than some similar communities because it had, to some degree, integrated the outside world and a wish to help heal that outside world within its practices. In that respect, where it had done so, it hadn't (the author argued) denied the broader context in which it existed, or taken the potentially hazardous view - that sometimes surfaces in New Age endeavours - of considering itself immune to, or above and beyond, the lack of integrity in the industrialised world.

I can believe there are self-sustaining communities, possibly even utilising free energy devices, that have chosen not to advertise themselves for good reason, and who are not necessarily riddled with the kinds of corruption or hypocrisy that other efforts have struggled with. But the very fact that they are closed makes them little help to most of us, other than by contributing anonymously to the psychic health of the collective unconscious and its psychic landscape, by energising a progressive template - i.e perhaps, once there are enough, it will create a shift in consciousness that spreads, akin to the 'hundredth monkey' analogy.

My personal FE dream or vision, is to see us integrate the best of the modern, technological world, with its travel, manufacturing, educational and creative tools, to then better them vastly in terms of functionality and sustainability, to use them to heal our planet and ourselves, and to bring that together with the environmental and social awareness that various eco-communities are currently wishing and attempting to live by. That way, the honourable aspect to what they are striving and even labouring tirelessly to achieve, will not risk being so thankless. It's one thing to do it for your own spiritual growth, but it's another to embrace the potential of a solution that can be workable, and facilitate growth, for the vast majority and for the broader ecosystem on which we are all, without exception, dependent.

Again, I'm likely preaching to the converted. But I'm grateful to be able to do that, given what relief it provides in a world which by and large, day to day, does not even consider FE in its range of solutions.

Even recent articles like this one :

http://www.theguardian.com/commentis...labour-is-over

are stuck in a loop of justifying capitalism, with the observation :

“unless we start automating repetitive low-skill tasks – which means replacing human beings with machines – we can’t have the third industrial revolution promised by information technology. Nor can we have the move to higher-skilled, higher-paid work that is needed to save capitalism.”

I'd much rather see people empowered by the fact that they, or at least their descendants, can live an FE abundant life without dependency on the job market, than be enthused by how they may, and only possibly, achieve higher wages (depending on the whim of economies designed by slave masters.)

At least here on this forum, I know I'm not alone.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I just got back from watching The Martian, in 3-D. That was an overwhelming experience. It was far more faithful to the science and technology than Interstellar was, for instance. When watching such movies, I often think of what the viewing experience would have been like for Brian. With all these space and Mars movies lately, and recent public discussion of efforts to colonize Mars, I have yet to see even one mention of the man who was first asked to go to Mars. As each day passes, I am ever more thankful that I decided on the strategy of doing Brian's NASA bio first, before I took on Wikipedia, as a professional space "skeptic" tried to debunk Brian's Martian credentials after the NASA bio was published, and I did not look forward to doing battle on that. The astronauts themselves had no problem with Brian's Martian credentials, and it looks like it will last in the official historical record. I have seen some very important people and articles erased from Wikipedia due to "notability," and I am pretty sure that I am watching professional social managers at work, preventing the restless herd from becoming more restless. Dennis kept Godzilla up at night more than once, but he will never be "notable" enough to have a Wikipedia bio, and any that would exist would certainly be a smear job.

To Melinda's latest, of course, those war and strip-mining scenarios comprise the classic Level 5 response. Fuller said that while we live in the Super-Epoch of Scarcity, no planned Utopia will work, as they have been and will be based on shared austerity. Only a Utopia based on abundance can work, and only FE can do that. I have visited, witnessed, and read about intentional communities for many years, and they are all dysfunctional, as the Song of Scarcity is on everybody's lips. How can it not be, when it has been their daily reality for their entire lives?

A bizarre aspect of such intentional communities and "progressive" movements is that they are usually the most hostile of all to the idea of FE, in classic Level 3 fashion, usually accompanied by voicing those Level 5 fears, usually shrilly, and then they run away as fast as they can. After several years of experiencing those reactions, Brian began openly wondering if humanity was a sentient species. Virtually every FE newcomer thinks that environmentalists and "progressives" would be natural allies for making happen, and we were all amazed to see them treat FE as the enemy.

Our initial reactions were all a variation of horrified amazement, and it was not until reading some Fuller that the light bulb finally went on for me, paradigm-wise, and I realized that they are all addicted to their adaptions to scarcity, which manifests in their ideologies, but it also goes far deeper, into their limbic systems and the foundations of their awareness. When Richard Stallman is openly hostile to the idea of FE today, or permaculturists try to ostracize FE advocates in their midst, it is all very familiar territory to me, I am sorry to say.

SL gets it, like few do, that FE would take their ideals, which are today rooted in scarcity and thus largely unworkable, and makes them feasible. It moves it all up a few octaves, as humanity becomes a Type 1 civilization. But they almost all then run away in fear. Wow. You have to wonder if they really believe in their goals, or are playing some kind of mental game with themselves. Of course, FE can take it far beyond their wildest imaginings, and that is generally what scares them, because it means the end of the world as they know it. I eventually came to realize that it was this way for all Epochal Events, and this one makes all previous ones seem so puny as to be insignificant.

I have another post to make (it will be a series of them), before I get to that list that I made. I will plunk along on post regarding that list for days, most likely.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Speaking of saints ( ), writing about Wikipedia yesterday got me looking at some bios. Brian's has thankfully not been ravaged by the "editors," I can happily live with it in the state it is today, and Ralph McGehee's is surprisingly good (Uncle Ed's is more of the kind of hack piece that I am used to). Years ago, my article on Ralph was cited in his Wikipedia bio, but no longer, and I am OK with that. If you Google Ralph, my essay is the second link. Those guys are/were real saints, but I was also again reading about Tom Dooley, whom Ralph wrote about in his book. Dooley was part of the CIA's psychological operation in Vietnam, and he wrote three propaganda books that became American bestsellers, which helped set the stage for the USA's genocidal invasion of Southeast Asia. Ralph's mention of Dooley was pretty brief, but it was noted in his Wikipedia bio. Dooley fabricated communist atrocities in his books. There was an attempt to make Dooley a saint. There was an attempt in the 19th century to make Columbus a saint. Heck, now that Serra made the grade, why not let 'em all in? Hitler was raised catholic, so he could be made a saint, too.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have not done this before, and it will stretch to three posts, due to Avalon's image attachment limitations. This will be about a day in my hiking life. On Thursday, I hiked to one of my favorite places, which I also hiked to last year and the year before. I have been there about eight times, and it might become an annual pilgrimage. Berry season was long gone, in this epic drought year, and autumn was largely over, too, in the meadows, as they appeared to be ready for winter.

It is a two-hour drive from my house and used to be less, before a road was washed out and they have yet to rebuild it, if they ever do. Most of the drive is through the mountains, and sometimes there are great views along the way, but much of it is through forests that obscure the views, and I don’t mind. The last 15 miles or so are up dirt logging roads. Driving up often means passing logging trucks coming down, and the white man is far from finished with raping these forests. There was actually a logging operation happening as I drove up, as the loggers clear-cut a patch of woods. Even with seeing land-raping activities like that, the drive was still mostly one of joy.

I have only done that hike on clear days, as the views from the top are a big part of the trip, and I was able to pick a nice day during the week to go (I'll likely become a weekend warrior soon, and may not have that luxury again until I am truly an old man, in my 70s). There are three trailheads at the parking lot for the hike I took, and it was the first time that I was the only car in the parking lot, which meant that I was about 99% guaranteed to not see another soul the entire hike, and I didn't.

The Pacific Northwest coastal biome extends from Northern California to Alaska. It is all a rainforest, and I will always appreciate living in a rainforest, even though I live in a city, where that forest was razed long ago. But where I hiked on Thursday is called a virgin forest, which never had the white man's saws plundering it. I have to thank George Bush the Second for signing the law that preserved that forest. Gerald "Magic Bullet" Ford actually signed the legislation that preserved the Alpine Lakes Wilderness and prevented the entire region from being clear-cut. If there are any silver linings in their reigns in office, those are two of them.

A creek runs alongside the road to the parking lot, and the picture attached of the creek is taken from a bridge over it, a few minutes into the hike. The photo does not do it justice. I imagine that people have jumped from the bridge into that inviting pool on hot summer days. One thing that makes the hike so attractive is that it is not a steep climb up the mountainside. It "only" gains 2,200 feet in a little less than four miles, or what is called a 6% grade. The PCT was built to a 5% grade standard, and that is easy going. 10% grades are a little work, and I have done 60% grades (no trail), which is basically climbing. A 5% grade is wife hike stuff, although I have yet to take my wife on that hike.

Hiking through virgin forest is a very different experience from hiking through second or third growth, where the forest recovers after being logged. An attached photo has my four-foot hiking poles leaned on the trunk of a Douglas fir, to provide some perspective. That tree trunk was about seven feet in diameter near the ground. This year was an epic drought, as bad in its way as California's has been. Global warming is related to it. But in our epic drought year, look at the forest floor in the attached photos, as it is a riot of mushrooms and other fungus, although not as much as in normal years. That shows the sponge effect of forests, and the trees protect the forest floor from drying out.

The first hour of that hike is a delightful stroll through a lush forest, and I half-wonder where the leprechauns are. This narrative will continue in the next post, so I can attach more pictures.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

After an hour, the trail began to poke through the forest, and sunshine hit the forest floor in patches. It is one of my favorite parts of the trail, and part of it is like hiking to heaven. The first hour's hike only saw fleeting glimpses of fall, as the forest is evergreen and not many deciduous plants lower down had yet turned. But as the trail began poking above the forest, as it approached the tree line, autumn was evident. Those bracken ferns, in fall color and still standing, are unusual. Usually, the bracken ferns collapse quickly, as fall frosts and rain takes them down. This being a drought year, those ferns still stood. In early September last year, I picked blueberries, and picking blueberries with my wife in a meadow is as good as my life gets. This year, not only were the berries long gone, but the red leaves of blueberries in autumn were all gone, and the meadows were already hunkered down for winter, even though Thursday was pleasantly warm - shorts and T-shirt weather. I wore my long-sleeved hiking sweatshirt in the forest below, but shed it once I hit the sunshine. I listened on my iPhone to Dan Fogelberg on the way up (what a repertoire!), and arias and exalted music on the way down. On top of the mountain are meadows and views. Each time I go, I visit a flat meadow on top (a picture taken from it is attached), an acre or two large, where I could easily imagine a baseball game being played (although such activities would destroy such a fragile place).

Earlier in the season (such as August), men hunt bears in the meadows (and I wear my "I am not a deer or bear" red sweatshirt then), to my everlasting sadness, but as I wrote, on Thursday, I was virtually guaranteed to not see a soul. There was not a human being within several miles of me on that sunny afternoon atop that mountain. On Thursday afternoon, I laid down in that meadow, in the shade, and meditated/prayed.

As I have been writing lately, I can tell when my "friends" are messing with my life's journey, sending me this way and that. I have had more than enough adventure for this lifetime, but I have also had very distinct chapters of my life, from 10-12 years a stint. The first began when I entered kindergarten, groomed to be a scientist from the beginning, lasting until that epic year when I was 16 and first had my dreams of changing the energy industry and had my cultural and mystical awakenings. Three years later, during my first existential crisis, a desperate prayer changed my studies from science to business. The second stint began with the voice in my head that changed my studies and led me to Mr. Professor, and eight years later, that same voice led me to Dennis, and my wild ride began. But I was also guided to meeting my wife just before the fireworks began, and when Mr. Professor and I busted Dennis out of jail, that marked the end of that chapter of my life, more than 11 years after that voice first spoke up. Between stints, there generally was a transition period of 2-3 years, and although that second stint ended in 1989, the next one did not really begin until I moved to Ohio in 1990, staggering from my home town, radicalized, and never returning. I have less than no desire to ever return, and California is the heart of darkness. I have not even visited Southern California since then, and actively avoid the place when I can.

That next stint was a scholarly one, and I met Brian O early in it, got involved with Dennis again for a short time, several years later, and took several years off to research and write the 2002 version of my site, which is largely how it exists today (these sections (1, 2, 3, 4) are largely new since then, but the meat is in the older sections (1, 2, 3), other than my big essay). My nightmare of a midlife crisis began in 2000, 9/11 and Mr. Professor's death in 2002 (and other grim events) sent me into the dark phase of it, and the agonizing invasion of Iraq, Brian asking me to co-found NEM, and the resumption of my career all happened in the first half of 2003. I also read Bucky Fuller's work in early 2003, and the paradigm I had been groping toward for many years finally crystallized, and I soon encountered the Peak Oilers and saw how stuck they were in scarcity. Looking back, 2003 is really when the studies that resulted in my big essay began. After the NEM fiasco, I went quiet for years, and Dennis's invitation to the White House catalyzed the end of my midlife crisis. As I emerged from my midlife crisis, I wrote an essay in 2007 that brought Brian back into my life. Before long, I was doing interviews and carrying Brian's spears again. In 2007, I began studying with my big essay in mind, and like everything else that is similar, the tale grew with the telling, and a message that I thought might take 50 pages to tell turned into 400. In the years leading up to what became a career break to write that essay, I can tell that my "friends" were orchestrating events. That is a very mixed blessing, let me tell you.

But I have also recognized that, whether my "friends" play their games or not, that a chapter in my life closed with publishing that big essay last year, and I can tell that what comes next is looming. I really don't care if my "friends" want me to play the Indiana Jones game again, or if my soul signed up for it, fool that it is. This earthly personality had enough of that for a lifetime. What I envisioned and what took years of my life has manifested in my big essay and my nascent efforts to build that choir. My "friends" can take a hike if they want me to go play the life-risking hero again. I am already risking it as much as I care to. Heck, there are plenty out there who are playing the hero and messiah game. They don’t need me for that.

While lying down in that meadow and meditating, I asked my "friends" for some "help" on what they planned for me next, although I also made it clear that I am done Indiana Jones-ing and carrying spears for the heroes. We will see what is up next, but I can tell that it is coming soon. I have never gotten off easy, but I am grateful that I was able to do what I have, and it is sufficient to help humanity turn the corner, if I can find enough people with the right stuff. I like to think that the love and enlightenment approach can work, and nobody has to risk their lives doing it, but some minimal courage is needed, such as being a real person, which is a trifling requirement compared to what will lie ahead for choir members.

This series of posts will end with the next one.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This will end the series of posts on my day of hiking on Thursday. On top of the mountain, the views were typically spectacular, images attached. Those white patches are mostly glaciers, and that volcano in the distance is Glacier Peak, which is the only wild volcano in the lower-48 states. You can only hike to it. That picture shows the south face of the mountain, and you can see the north face in these images that I took in July. The south face is losing its glaciers at an alarming pace. I have witnessed the receding of the glaciers during my hiking career, and soon before he died in 2009 at age 80, my uncle, who introduced me to hiking, said that it was incredible to witness how much the glaciers of the Cascades had receded in his lifetime. Global warming deniers like Rush Limbaugh and crew carry zero weight with climate scientists or people like me, who can see the glaciers melting away before their eyes.

After my meditation/prayer session ended, I wandered around a little more on top, and then it was back down the mountain. Generally, people my age who hike have the most problems with their knees and feet going downhill, not the cardiovascular demands of going uphill. My hiking poles help, but I became a year-round hiker in 1999, and it was the single-greatest revelation of my hiking career, to hike in the local mountains while the high Cascades are covered in snow. I sometimes snowshoe, which is also great. At my age, I have to be like a shark and keep moving. No more sitting at a desk for eight months and then hiking when the high country melts out. If I tried that, I would never be able to really hike again. I have to keep the rubber bands taught now, by working them out regularly. I can still hardly believe the feats I was capable of in my 20s and 30s. I did stuff in a weekend that would take me a week today, and some I probably could not do, even if I wanted to, it would be so demanding. Ah, youth!

So, I sauntered down the mountainside and made it back to my car 4.5 hours after I began the hike, and the last two pictures are of the creek next to the road, with the valley I drove up in the distance, and a few hundred yards after taking that photograph, a black-tailed deer ran into the road in front of me. It was my only wildlife sighting that day, other than the ubiquitous birds and squirrels that abound in the forests and meadows. I had my camera at my side and took some pictures of that bounding deer, but never got that close (the best is attached), and after a few hundred yards, it finally bounded off the road. I have found that truly wild deer, the kind that avoid humans, usually bound away when I come upon them. It is quite a sight. Two hours later, I was home, not feeling too worn out, as an eight-mile and 2,200-foot hike is not too arduous at my age. When it gets to 3,000 feet and more (it is the elevation, not the miles, that really takes it out of you, and especially how steep it is), then I really feel it, but I can probably do that hike into my 80s, if I am lucky enough to live that long and am able to take care of myself.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am going to attach two pictures, from almost the exact same spot, almost exactly two years apart, to show the contrasts, on our drought year.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Before I get to those scenarios that I recently presented, for how my effort could go, I will first present a little prelude.

Anybody who has played on the high road knows two facts:

• That organized suppression of FE and related technologies is very real;
• That those technologies have been developed to high levels and sit sequestered in Godzilla's Golden Hoard.

These kinds of people walked the high road:

• An ex-astronaut, Ivy League professor, and advisor of presidential candidates who hosted UFO and related conferences (and who barely survived the experience), and those days were just the warmup to getting involved in FE, traveling Earth visiting FE labs and the like;
• An entrepreneur who developed, marketed, and installed the best heating system in world history on people's homes for free, and was wiped out, and that was just a warmup to getting involved in the FE pursuit;
• A scientist/inventor who was Bucky Fuller's pupil, whose father reverse-engineered ET craft technologies and who had his FE prototypes seized by the feds under national security laws, and whose life then became a "bad spy novel" as he survived numerous murder attempts and other outrages;
• A scientist who invented an FE prototype in the basement of a nuclear facility, and who then had hell to pay, as a warmup to becoming involved in the FE milieu;
• A medical doctor who mounted secret congressional hearings on the UFO issue, who barely survived the experience while those on his team did not, and that was just a warmup to becoming involved in the FE issue;
• A scientist-inventor who developed an FE prototype and tried interesting the energy institutions in it, even sending them working prototypes, and who then was hounded to his grave.

I could present other examples of people like that, and none of them would have been surprised in the slightest if I described to them what my pal was shown long ago, and they could all likely top my tale and then some. Indeed, Brian O nearly yawned when I told him. None of those people were armchair enthusiasts or attended conferences of talking heads in the FE and related fields, but played on the high road and discovered the hard way how the world really works. There is no substitute for experience.

If people do their homework, they will know that my story is far larger than I present in my public writings, but my public writings are plenty big enough, and I will review some of the constraints that I have to write under.

My close relative who was a CIA contract agent died long ago, and only with his death could I reveal a little about his secret life. That household-name diplomat is still active on the world stage in 2015, so I won't be revealing my relative's identity, and I doubt that I ever will, as other close relatives likely do not know about our relative's secret life, and it is really not my place to reveal it publicly. It could create more heartache and unwanted attention, and those around me have had more than enough of that, let me tell you.

If people did their homework (not surfing the Internet, which really does not qualify, but archival research, the kind that historians do), they could easily discover Bill the BPA Hit Man's identity and see how he developed his fake alternative energy credentials before he was sicced on Dennis's company by the electric interests, how he became a "noted Tesla researcher" after changing masks, and who is now a hit man for the medical racket. One reason why I have hidden his identity is to help keep the naïve and idly curious out of danger. Bill is an accomplished dark pather (also called a psychopath, for the scientifically minded), and he has the blood of the naïve and easily manipulated on his hands, and such people would imperil themselves by approaching him.

One hit man sicced on our Ventura business is in prison today and has been defanged enough that I revealed his identity, as an example. Mr. Deputy is another hit man sicced on us, and discovering his identity is easy to do, as are almost all the names that I use pseudonyms for in my work, but again, he is also an accomplished dark pather, and the naïve and idly curious would imperil themselves by approaching him. Such naïve people usually scoff, in a manner that reminds me of the killer bunny scene in Monty Python's Holy Grail, but I am not going to make it easy for them to get into trouble.

Those represent some of the constraints that I operate under. The people who gave my pal a show risked their lives to do it, and I purposely have not known very much about that show, partly to protect them as much as I can, while also revealing that those technologies definitely exist on the planet today and are not some New Age-Conspiracist fantasy. It is not an easy tightrope to walk, and my public writings are highly conservative. I have documented nearly everything that I was at liberty to, but when writing on these subjects, I am not allowed to be as forthcoming as I would like, to protect both the innocent and the guilty. Some pals died long ago, but their families still live in fear of retribution from Godzilla and friends, so I honor their fears (which I doubt are very realistic and seem a bit paranoid, but it is not my place to name those names), which makes my tale a little less credible for the idly curious and naïve, but that is also just how I like it, as those people are more harm than good for what I am doing. For those who do their homework, my credibility is established and then some.

I am trying something never attempted before, and Dennis and Brian, whose opinions I respected above all others on this matter, immediately recognized that I was doing something different, and we will see how it goes. The next post will begin to explore those possible outcomes of my effort.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Here is my first post on the possible outcomes of my approach. I played on the high road, carrying Dennis's and Brian's spears, and let's just say that I no longer want to play on the high road, at least like that. I seek to play the game at a level where heroes are not needed, where they are not risking and losing their lives, where we are not having Godzilla call in an air strike on us. I don't want to live through anything remotely like that again, nor do I want to have anybody involved with me experience that. Mr. Professor's ruined and prematurely ended life will haunt me to my grave. I witnessed many other ruined lives and more prematurely ended ones. No thanks, and what would be the point? More martyrs to the cause, so that some more sheeple might begin to wake up from the sight and smell of the blood? That motivation guided my efforts almost more than any other, but I also noted what was missing from all previous efforts: the public was apathetic, scientifically illiterate, and easily led astray, as their immediate self-interest was the beginning and end of their awareness. Such people were putty in the hands of Godzilla's minions, and we had many of them sicced on us over the years, but our allies hurt our efforts more than Godzilla did! You could not have convinced me of that before I met Dennis, but I had that lesson beaten into my head in no uncertain terms over the years, and it was my journey's most valuable lesson.

So, with the land lying that way, what approach might have a chance? My current approach is the result of many years of life-risking and life-wrecking trial-and-error. Dennis and Brian immediately recognized that it was something different, but it will be as difficult in its own way as the other approaches. It could be called the heart-centered sentience approach. It could be called the 21st-century comprehensive thinking approach, a la Bucky, who might well approve of it if he was around to see it today. But it does not appeal to people's sense of immediate self-interest, I don't offer the means for would-be heroes to get rich and famous, it does not appeal to New Age/Conspiracist types, mainstream environmentalists, and the rest of the "bait" that other approaches have used and audiences that have been approached. I seek very rare people, with unique qualities, and I may not find them, or they will not find me (or they do not think that my approach has a chance or doubt that I have the right stuff, and if so, could they please go out and make it happen?). The biggest event in the human journey is not going to fall into our laps or happen through a few weeks or months of effort.

I know that my approach will work, if I can find enough people with the right stuff and train them. Are enough out there with the right stuff, and I find them or they find me? We will see. There can be temptations to getting "blurbs" for my work and putting them on my site, and I have done a little of that, such as Howard Zinn's reaction to asking him for permission to quote him, or the reaction of arguably the world's foremost authority on the subject matter and approach to the first half of my big essay, but I am not going to ask that authority for a blurb (I already have some from him, but do not plan to publish them). It might get more people to read that essay, but why would they read it? Because somebody else said to? That is not the audience that I seek.

The material that I have produced is adequate for what I am attempting. I spent a lifetime learning through my training, adventures, and study, and my site today is my best effort for my approach, but maybe I have set the bar too high, will not find enough of those people that I seek, and my effort goes nowhere. Nobody will be able to run with me and have that high-level, comprehensive conversation, with my big essay as the touchstone, and it never gets beyond the Wade Show, as people in cyberspace gawk at the strange spectacle. It could go that way. One reason why I have not had anybody step up yet is that people live in fear, and people hide in the shadows today, not brave enough to be real people, fearing more from their social circles than Godzilla if they get on the global stage with me. I have a few in my little band, but no comprehensive discussion yet. The discussion will help participants and readers develop comprehensive perspectives, not the essay by itself, unless the readers are geniuses of the likes that I have rarely encountered.

But it is way too early in the game to think that it will never get off the ground. I have scientists studying that essay, and some intend to get on stage with me and begin that conversation (but I hope that that conversation is not confined to scientists – I did not write my big essay with that intention). IMO, that is the only thing that is going to attract the people I seek. While the material stands on its own, it is going to be a high-level conversation, which is deep-thinking and stimulating, and begins hitting the notes of abundance, which is going to attract the people I seek. I am being very picky in the beginning, too. It has to be about hitting the notes, not the numbers. Plenty of people have asked to join up, but when I have asked them to begin to discuss the subject material in my big essay, any one of thousands of subjects that might interest them, to see what notes they can hit, they almost always disappear. That is fine, and it has been a low-abrasion way to go about this task, but nobody has really been willing or able to step up yet, at least who is ready to step up. Some intend to, once they have finished their homework, and we will see how that goes.

I have budgeted the rest of my life's "spare" time to this choir-building task, and I may have another 30 good years left in the tank, so this is very early in the game. Learning how to think comprehensively and understanding how the world works is not a waste of anybody's time and effort. Our awareness is all that we take with us when we leave earthly life.

I know that not many are able or willing to digest work like mine, and that is fine. I do not seek the masses, and I would rather that my effort never got off the ground than became another mass movement effort that crashed and burned when the least amount of challenge was faced, and lives got wrecked far and wide. Been there, done that. Believe me, I am all-too-well aware of the abyss that humanity stands on the edge of today, but I am not going to go travel the paths of failure that are very well marked by the blood of many thousands of aspirants.

My approach is the long, slow trajectory that seeks to build on a strong foundation, not some half-cocked effort that is going to rush out and "do something," from a sense of desperation, impatience, seeking riches and fame, playing the hero, etc. Impatience is my Achilles heel, and this approach has given me great opportunities to work on it. More than 40 years down and maybe another 40 to go, if humanity has that long to right the ship, and we will see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The next possible outcome of my effort is that it gets hijacked. When I was with Dennis, I was continually bewildered by how people tried to steal the company. When I told Dennis how shocking it was to see, he told me to join the club. After my Ventura years with Dennis, it was amazing to watch people still try to steal his companies. How could people realistically think that they could steal his effort, when his journey was such a central part of his effort? I had to conclude that I was witnessing truly stupid greed at work, as FE's potential overrode all semblance of sentience.

Watching those activities over all those years was very educational and has definitely informed my effort. I have given my work away to the world. Hard to steal that. I have been plagiarized and impersonated on the Internet, but those were minor nuisances. I don’t see any activities along those lines becoming a big problem.

Could my forum be hijacked? Technically, it can happen, and I have seen that happen before, but if somebody managed to, it would not be for long. That kind of thievery does not last.

Could somebody hijack the choir, such as set up a competing forum, trying to out-sing mine? That would be the most welcome "hijacking" that I could imagine. But if it was not in the proper spirit, I doubt it would work for long. I wish there were a thousand people trying to build forums like mine.

Since I am not taking in any money and don't plan to for building the choir, and money may never change hands with what I am doing, there is not much to steal. The people that I plan to attract I doubt will be very easy to entice away. Could somebody set up a competing forum where the members are paid to join?

That all seems highly unlikely. Mobsters stole Dennis's companies more than once, but again, what is there to steal? Sentience?

I am chasing after the biggest event in the human journey, and it is beyond the dreams of avarice, but my plan is to give away history's most lucrative technology, which will implode capitalism from the inside. Capitalism will not survive into the Fifth Epoch, being the scarcity-based ideology that it is, founded on greed and fear. No scarcity-based ideology will survive.

Will choir members be enticed away, to join an FE-based business effort? It definitely could happen, and I would wish those the best who left and say a prayer for them. They will need it.

Brian got kicked out of NEM by the board. Could I get kicked out of my own forum by its members? Again, I am not sure that I can see how. Could Bill Ryan get kicked out of Avalon? I do not lie awake at night, pondering those scenarios. I remember the Charles stuff, which seemed to be an attempt to hijack the forum, but I don't see what I am doing ever getting close to anything like that. It just does not have the vulnerabilities, and I am being very picky who can join it, and I may always be that way.

The slow, deliberate way that I am doing this it is intended to avoid many of the pitfalls that I saw over the years. Maybe I will be surprised, but I have a hard time seeing Godzilla's minions, or free-lance thieves, hijacking my effort. Any "competing" choir is welcome. We can see who hits the highest notes of love, sentience, and abundance. If I ever encountered people who realized what I am doing better than I plan to, I would likely carry their spears, professional spear-carrier that I am. I would not call that being "hijacked," however.

I spent long years envisioning my efforts, have very carefully designed my effort, and am not aware of anything remotely close to it. Of all the ways that my effort can fail, being hijacked is not one that worries me these days.

Best,

Wade

[Limor Wolf]

Hi Wade,

Thank you (for much, but in this case for the last post you made), It is interesting and most humbling for me to read your thoughts on the matter. It seems that this type of effort such as the one you pursue here, by being what it is, has no relation to competition whatsoever, as you allude anything that may arise that may remotely positively resemble such effort can be considered as a complementary act and a true sign of sentience and consciousness in bloom. In this case you have been a loud and very efficient harbinger sending ripples.. but things don't seem to flow this way at this time, for a reason, some truths and deeper understandings with regards to our world and moreso to ourselves may need to come up first.
And be lovingly and delicately dealt with

In your work, it is your soul that calls out, and it is the calling of the soul of others that may potentially recieve and comply. But perheps things need to be untangled in order for things to work out smoothly with the original intention, if it is dressed even slightly by the intentions of others, the flow won't quite reach the districts of it's destination

Forums and websites were hijacked, it happened to Jordan Maxwell. If the keys are in one's pocket and they are picky, things will not quite happen this way, but may happen in another. and so, finding out whatever needs to be found on the more subtle levels of ones own life from beginning could be a key in itself

Thank you, Wade, for allowing me to post this here, please don't hesitate to remove it if it does not feel suitable

Many Blessings ~

Limor

[Ilie Pandia]

Hi,

I want to thank Melinda's post more explicitly.

She wrote about stuff that is not new to me, but the way she wrote about it made it so much more clear! And that is the idea of creating something that ignores the broader context/system into which that creation takes place.

"[...] it hadn't (the author argued) denied the broader context in which it existed, or taken the potentially hazardous view - that sometimes surfaces in New Age endeavours - of considering itself immune to, or above and beyond, the lack of integrity in the industrialised world."

This is a trap that I sometimes still step into, playing my Ego games, until the real world comes crashing in .

And it is also why Wade wrote the essay as he did, by proving the long introduction and context to the final conclusion, so that the reader is first aware of how the land lies before even considering drafting some action plans.

And the irony is not lost on me that you need to understand how the world works before you can transform it . And the peril is getting lost or mired in the world as you study it and lose sight of why your initial intent.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Limor:

It is all good, and thanks for writing. Even if my effort gets to the technology development stage, it will be open source and transparent from the beginning, and is going to be given away, so stealing it is going to be nonsensical. Suppressing it I understand, and I have lived through them carting away our stuff, but to steal it to get rich, etc., (or at least richer than everybody will be – FE will be like giving everybody a billion dollars) is not going to work.

Yes, sites can be hacked and hijacked, but it won't work well for what I am doing. No ecommerce function, no ads, none of that stuff (no identities to discover through hacking - part of my no anonymity requirement). It is not going to be easy to derail that way. It is just pure information and discussion, of people trying to hit high notes.

It just does not have the usual motivation behind it, so the usual tricks won't work on it. Take it down for a day with an attack. So what? The choir sure isn’t going to drift off because of something like that, and will likely redouble the effort.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

Quickly, before I go to bed, yes, no technology exists in a vacuum, and I'll get to that issue soon, as I work my way through the list. When I see the FE fears, they always ignore the transformative effects of the technology itself, and nothing will be as transformative as FE, and its nature is partly why the approaches tried so far have never come close to working. It is like pouring the new wine into old skins.

It took me many years to fully understand the truth that the approach had to be aligned with the intended outcome, as Seth said. I never denied the truth of Seth's words, but as I pursued my FE path, I got to see how true they were, and how most FE efforts doomed themselves by their approach, before Godzilla even rolled out of bed.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I doubt that I need to explain to anybody in this forum how dysfunctional our systems are. Every day, I read articles where somebody says that the emperor is buck naked. Sometimes from establishment types, often retired like this one, or from somebody a little more on the fringe, such as this article. The message is consistent, that everything is going to hell, and fast, and corporatocracy rules all. I have found that all manner of analyst and pundit is great at describing the problems, and that second link above is from one of the many Peak Oiler financial bloggers. Do any of them give FE the time of day? Of course not. That is one of the surreal aspects of my journey. I have contacted that second blogger before, and all financial bloggers who had at least some understanding of the energy issue, but nobody has ever been home. But nobody is really home, anywhere on Earth, except for exceedingly rare needles in haystacks. But the needles are all that will be needed.

Best,

Wade