WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Limor Wolf]

In radical moments during WWII, some mothers had to strangle their own infant children when their cries risked the life and Continuity of others , mother earth and mother sun may have the need to do the same if earth infants will not grow soon. sentinence is a missing component and the unbelievable needs to happen in order to cause accelerated growth of the children.

“It would be almost unbelievable, if history did not record the tragic fact that men have gone to war and cut each other's throats because they could not agree as to what was to become of them after their throats were cut”
~ Walter Parker Stacy

This may pretty much reflect the situation. I am aware to the infinite and abundant power of FE, and that every citizen has the right for it , I dream about it. But I am not yet sure, that we as collective are now deserve it at this time and stage. this is not an easy thought, and it probably reflects my current mood, you Wade Frazier, are a much better person than I am. I am still undecided

Luckiely, there are some better days when I actually believe the unbelievable is about to happen

Have a fun easter ~

Limor

[Ilie Pandia]

Posted by Wade Frazier

“We can put men on the moon, engineer down to the atomic level in making computers, and yet we still burn fossil fuels to get our energy. What is wrong with that picture?”

Exactly!!! Boy I wish everybody would wake up with this question in mind!!

I have friend passionate about cars. She knows every model and can talk hours on end, if you give the chance. And we have a joke between us.

She comes to me and says: "Did you see this new model of XYZ? It has sensors, it can park by itself, has a super smart computer" and she goes on and on and on, trying to peak my interest, knowing I am a nerd, so I'd would like a car that has a computer in it!!!

Once she is done I simply ask: "Does it still burn fossil fuel?!"... She replies: "Well, yeah...." and I say: "Then is a very, very old model and I could not care less about it!" And then she kinda gets it, the irony of having such advanced stuff as "accessories" on a high class car, but then having it run on the same stupid old engine that only got shinier or eats up more fuel. That's all we can do in the last 100+ years? Just look at computers in the last 2 years!

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was a productive house and yard slave yesterday, so I have a little time to post.

Hi Limor:

Let me take your heart into my arms. With your family history and present life, I can sympathize with your struggle, although I know that I can never really know it. I can only imagine it, and poorly at that. I know the struggle so well, when we can glimpse what is possible and compare it with what we see in the world around us. It is not easy to keep our eyes lifted to the possible, especially when it does not seem possible. The crazy-making part is to know that FE and those other transformative technologies already exist, and it can be really crazy-making to see all of the effective apologists and enablers for Godzilla, arguing that humanity does not deserve abundance, cannot handle it, etc.

I have watched the miracles that come with love, and even I have had my deep struggles, even when I was an instrument of “God’s will,” or whatever that voice in my head was. I am riding the ragged edge myself, staggering home from 15-hour days at the office. I am getting too old for this.

As I have written plenty, maybe the mass of humanity is not ready for love and abundance, but the vast majority of humanity is here to play kill or be killed, and who am I to ruin their game?

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post654471

It may indeed be that way, and if it is, then maybe my efforts can be seen as a recruiting mission for people who want to incarnate into this world before long:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/visions.htm#roads1

But not so long ago, slavery was seen as “human nature,” and women were supposed to all be barefoot and pregnant, and history is full of people who carved out their niches of hell and defended them to the death. In my personal and public life, from almost all directions, people either try to discourage my efforts, attack them, undermine them, dismiss them, distort them, purposely misunderstand them, etc., and their reactions are all variations of “Why rock the boat?” Every person who ever made this world a better place, leave aside the epochal nature of FE, so epochal that almost nobody today can even imagine it (I was just writing on that subject this morning https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post655337), has had that lack of support, those around them thinking they are crazy, etc. It just comes with the territory, and it gets magnified by orders of magnitude when the game is FE and abundance.

Your heart has taken you closer to a world based on abundance than you might think, and it is not easy to have a heart like that in this world. On that subject, I can speak with more authority than almost any other. You are in good company, young lady.

Hang in there!

Love,

Wade

P.S. As Father Guido Sarducci once said, Easter was his favorite holiday, because anybody can be born.

Hi Ilie:

Hey! We have fuel injection now! Such high tech marvels cars are today! Google is close to perfecting the car that can drive itself, but their “visionary” work falls way, way short of FE, as can be easily seen. It is that way with almost every “visionary” and “futurist” that I have ever encountered. Truly glimpse FE and its potential, and everything else becomes small ball.

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade

[Melinda]

Posted by Limor (here)
...I am aware to the infinite and abundant power of FE, and that every citizen has the right for it , I dream about it. But I am not yet sure, that we as collective are now deserve it at this time and stage. this is not an easy thought, and it probably reflects my current mood...

...I am still undecided

Luckiely, there are some better days when I actually believe the unbelievable is about to happen...

I think we all feel this way sometimes Limor. That said, I’ve lost count of the number of times your posts have inspired me - filled with deep concern for others, sensitivity and kindness, as they so often are. We’re all sifting through the many layers of illusion this world has thrown at us, and the fierce wounds that accompany it can be debilitating.

But when I lose heart over this issue, I think to myself... it’s not who we are being now that inspires me to believe in this, but who we are really, underneath, and what we could become given the chance. I don’t think anyone taking part in this discussion on this thread is doing it because they’re convinced it’s safe and wise to put a free-energy device in everyone’s hand tomorrow. At least I know that’s not what Wade is advocating. But if those of us who can see the light of potential in humanity can keep creating the alternative vision, the true potential that this world and its distorted cultures have encouraged us to forget, we can open the door to more people to see another ‘reality’ worth believing in and pursuing. As I’ve said, you are one of the people who helps me see that it’s a conversation worth having. The fact that you admit your fear is a testament to how much you care about doing what’s right.

Humanity is capable of much more than what is reflected by cultures that have us pinned against a wall, distracted and preoccupied with our own survival. Everyone has good days and bad days. But the good days, and the visions that flow from them, are the gems worth holding onto. They are the truth that deserves to be nourished and nurtured, the way this world so often forgets to do. They are who we really are and the glimpse of what we can become.

Much strength to you where you are.


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To clarify, when I wrote of creating an alternative vision, I meant an alternative to the fear or ignorance of free energy, an alternative to the survivalist culture we have now. I did not mean an alternative to (1) Wade’s (and our) vision of abundance, or (2) the belief in the need for patience and responsibility in the FE realm. Having read through this thread I'm truly grateful for the way it advocates patience, the importance of visualising a better world, and truly doing the work to understand what that shift requires.

I think Ilie got it but I just wanted to be sure.

My thanks to you again Wade for all your great work.

My good wishes to all

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I can take a small break between chores.

Hi Melinda:

The issue of timing can be important, and nobody in these realms fails to feel the pressure of time. I think it may have been Bucky who first said that the race is between education and catastrophe. I am sympathetic to people who want to do something now, but this is not the place for it. They need to go see Dennis, Greer, and a few others, if they want to go do something now on the FE front.

One of Dennis’s favorite sayings in business is: “There are the quick and the dead.” I have had enough leaping, then looking, in my life. I did not see where it really got us anywhere, other than becoming Godzilla’s lunchtime diversion.

If we are going to turn the corner as a species, and the Ascended Masters or ETs do not intervene, there is no way that the world is going to become all enlightened before FE comes out. The best that we can hope for, and it informs my efforts, is for enough people to raise their awareness high enough, in a comprehensive way. That has not happened yet, not even close, but somebody has to start something along those lines, and I did not see anybody else trying, so here I am.

I have made my position on this question clear:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/conun.htm#question

and others have different answers, and everybody is entitled to their opinion, even if it is wrong.

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I keep writing about how fracking, mining the tar sands, and the like is sucking at the dregs. Here is another dregs-sucking scheme:

http://www.fool.com/investing/genera...00001&mrr=1.00

Here is only some of what is wrong with stuff like that:

1. Even if it is extractable, the EROI will be miserable, which means that increasing amounts of energy and effort will be used to extract and refine it. In practical terms, that means stuff like the energy used to power homes, business, and cities will instead be diverted to the infrastructure devoted to mining and refining those marginal sources of energy. Kerogen is the stuff that can turn into oil under the right geological conditions, but mining it is essentially not waiting for the geological processes to “refine” it, but to “go upstream” in the process. That means that great amounts of energy are needed to turn that kerogen into oil, which reduces the EROI. The EROI for oil a hundred years ago was over a hundred, now it is going below 5 for marginal stuff like the tar sands, and that kerogen will be lower than that. The diversion of energy resources to mine and refine it is far from an academic exercise. Already, for the tar sands, all of Canada’s natural gas production will need to be diverted to the tar sands operations, as well a great deal of the nation’s electricity. Stuff like “Tar Sands Blackouts” can happen, or homes cannot heat with natural gas, because it was diverted to the tar sands operation.

2. The pollution will be awesome. All the land where the tar sands are being mined will become a toxic wasteland. Mining the kerogen will be an even bigger catastrophe. The problems of fracking are like a Sunday picnic compared to what mining the kerogen will present.

3. It will continue to vent carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, in fact in even greater amounts, as more carbon dioxide pollution will be created for each unit of useable energy extracted.

4. That site with the article is a capitalist site, and that stuff like the capitalism-on-steroids that Godzilla represents is way more than their ideological horizon can handle. Going after the kerogen, under capitalist organization, is more of the same that has us gotten us into this mess. It is like a drunk drinking himself sober.

I could go on for days about the insanity of it, but that is a start.

Best,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

This is somewhat like the difference between getting the oil out of a bucket of pure oil versus a bucket full of sand and some oil mixed with the sand. But this comparison does not do justice to the potential environmental impact.

Here is quote from the article:

The possibility that oil will reach such high prices would prove to be extremely prohibitive to economic growth. So hopefully we'll be able to diversify energy sources enough to mitigate the impact between now and 2035. It may be best to think of the Green River Formation as an "in case of emergency, break glass" resource: While we can hope we'll never need it, it's good to know it's there.

Free Energy does not enter these people's minds at all

[Limor Wolf]

Hi ~ I do appologise for my downer post from yesterday. My sincere thanks to you Wade and to you Melinda for your great understanding, you both are such a good examples of how it looks like when one's heart is in the lead, I often get this example also from Ilie and Sandy and with most everyone else that take the time to post here. I agree that each of us probably struggle with this issue when constantly putting our hearts and minds to it, it is after all the grandest issue in our life- Energy. the difference between what is real and what is ideal is pretty large when observing the scenes going on around us, and some personal challenges probably increase this feeling.

Originally posted by Wade Frazier: "maybe my efforts can be seen as a recruiting mission for people who want to incarnate into this world before long..

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/visions.htm#roads1

Is this really what it is, Wade..? I bet that those who want to incarnate into this Road's world are those that know and most likely already lived in such a world before, so this will be a little bit like "preaching to the converted". Your mission is, obviously, directed to the whole planet, or perheps towards a large part of it, who will be requested to make the jump. You are most certainly here to help them. They however at this time need to be carried like a sack of potetoes, energetically speaking, but it is likely that things may lighten up and only the future will tell what will happen.

Originally posted by Wade Frazier: " In my personal and public life, from almost all directions, people either try to discourage my efforts, attack them, undermine them, dismiss them, distort them, purposely misunderstand them, etc., and their reactions are all variations of “Why rock the boat?”

It is an honorable mission the one that you chose now. The greater the size of the task the greater resistance it will meet, so it is my turn (I may have no authority, but simply the need to say it) to tell you to hang in there, please, Wade. you took a lot upon yourself this time around, and you will be blessed with your efforts.

Energy, is not only about fossil fules, food, coal, land or any one of those resources that make the world act like crazy, it is also about this subtle thing which touches physics and can be a transformable force from one moment to another, it is also the best building material in the world if we only know how to use it.
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Tar sands - what a bleak picture, quite unresanoble from every angle and this is the ongoing reality of this planet. Money makes the world go round, and not even life itself (or the quality of it) seems to be in any contest to this strong drug of the masses with it's many false illusions.
Knowing that there is an alternative to these distruction and slavement apparatuses that serves no one (well, apparently a few) is exhilarating. What do those who work in the industry and closely watch the increasing damage and how the 'benefits' are detriorating think to themselvs.. (I see that Ilie commented about it as well), surely there are some who can observe what is going on, and yet, as if under a hypnotic state, they can not overcome this obsessive search for more and more different types of fossil fules to ignite the world. It is slightly a more understandable situation with the general public that does not ask too many questions (me included, up till I learned about free energy) and put their trust on others to provide for them no matter what the cost is, how come they don't put their attention to seeking a way out, and even when they are presented with it (Dennis and Wade trying to arose the attention of environmental organisations, Brian O'leary updating some officials in Washington etc.) they feel pretty much ok to turn their backs and not pursue the free energy option, inquiring if maybe there's something to it. This is more about the individuals who are working for these industries, not the coroperations which are a rotten apple from long ago and nothing and no one will change them.

An awarness is needed, a different type of understanding and a real desire and then the change will come. Not much time left for small strides, only for the big steps.

I believe we are really on a verge of something.. I am sorry, Melinda, I really understand the importance of patience while going through this shift, you are absolutely right, but the birth pangs are already here.. can you not feel it ?

Originally posted by Melinda: "we can open the door to more people to see another ‘reality’ worth believing in and pursuing"

I completely agree and the timing for that is basically now, to be quite frank, I don't think there is a lot more time left


Love,

~^&*~&*

Limor

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Limor:

Another one of your provocative posts, I see.

Big subjects. On a better world, such as what Roads visited, I don’t remember living there. I obviously would like to see us moving toward that world, or one like it, in this lifetime.

One of the common themes, particularly in the mystical/channeled writings, is that people usually need to stare death in the face before they begin to wake up to their self-destructive practices. Unfortunately, I have seen far too often that that does not even work most of the time:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#lemmings

But the idea that a person needs to hit bottom before they begin to wake up is common in various areas, such as drug addiction. The first and most important step toward recovery is admitting that there is a problem, but the ego is very resistant to that, because it has to admit that it is the problem.

That article on mining kerogen is an example of the junkie looking for that final high. What we are seeing, with fracking, mining the tar sands, deep-ocean drilling, and putting kerogen on the map for future plundering, has been predicted by the Peak Oil crowd for a long time, as all the good stuff (plentiful, high EROI energy sources) gets used up and, as Ilie illustrates, we are reduced to picking out pieces of oil from between grains of sand. And, as Ilie points, out, FE is totally off of their radar. If there is anything universal in circles like that, it is that total denial of FE.

In the last years of his life, Brian O was looking for an assistant to help him crunch the numbers on traditional alternative energy; direct solar and wind, mainly, as those are the two that are most commonly promoted in alternative energy circles:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/camelot.htm#udall

and they just don’t cut it. The most mind-boggling part of my journey was not the voice in my head:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice2

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#voice3

or the “divine intervention”:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/advent.htm#it

or knowing what is under wraps:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/camelot.htm#underground

but the entrenched denial that I encountered, from all directions. I believe that it is a close cousin to the personal integrity issue:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#burn

Personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity, and people won’t really discover it, not to where it becomes undeniable, until they begin playing the FE game and similar ones at a high level. When the Peak Oilers try to tell everybody that we are running out of energy, and pronto, and then feign interest in FE just long enough to dismiss it:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/hooked.htm#misinformation

or the environmentalists, with their message of doom, almost exclusively due to our energy practices, treat FE like the enemy:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...ist#post646730

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#reactions

that was the most astounding part of my journey. It initially blows every FE activist away as they encounter that entrenched denial, where people choose the certainty of hell over the promise of heaven. It took me a long time to finally realize that I was seeing a generalized addiction to scarcity:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#dominant

Until the end of his life, Brian kept trying to find a chink in the armor (Dennis is still at it), whether it was presidential candidates, environmentalists, “progressives” such as Richard Branson, and so on. The door was slammed in his face every time. That is the problem, not Godzilla’s antics. He rarely needs to lift a claw, as we do almost all of his work for him. On that score, it is like that hellish world that Roads visited, where the grey beings pulling the strings:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/visions.htm#losers

were simply parasites, taking advantage of a situation that humanity had already created for itself. I have had to accept the idea that Godzilla and the enslaved masses are playing a game, a darkly symbiotic one. And that is where I realized that maybe they don’t want me interfering with their game, even if it entirely wipes out the planet. But I live here, too, so maybe the plan is not to sail off the edge of the cliff, oblivious, but to wake up somewhere along the way. Will it be a moment before impact? Will it be somewhere before we become airborne?

I think that I have made clear what a catastrophe humanity has been to Earth’s creatures, from the megafauna extinctions:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post539852

to the indigenous peoples when Europe learned to sail the oceans, and what the USA is doing today to people with something that we want, energy in particular:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post651262

So if we die off by our own stupid, addicted hand, there is a certain symmetry to that, where we finally reap what we have sown and continue to sow, right up to the point when it all collapses into a hellish exit for our species. There is no guarantee that it won’t happen. There are no guarantees in physical reality, and Michael stated that species like us wipe ourselves out a third of the time:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/spirit.htm#age3

and maybe I just need to accept that humanity is hell-bent on going over the cliff, but in denial the entire way, until the final thought of alarm dawns as the ground comes up very fast. I have had to accept that that may indeed be the case, and that is what the souls that I share the planet with need to go through before they wake up. It will be too late for our species, but as the souls that incarnate here choose the life form that they finish up their incarnation cycles with, the memory of the catastrophe that was humanity will lead them to incarnate into sentient trees or cuttlefish, and they will finish up their soul cycle in a life form that can’t do it again. Although, if I helped plan this planet like I have been told:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...ner#post535283

then this “obsession” for this lifetime makes a lot of sense, especially if I helped melt down Atlantis, as I have also been told (by the same “archangel” that told me that I helped plan Earth school, the same one that said that I had a contract for a once-in-a-lifetime experience that unexpectedly happened later the same day).

My wife is calling to her party slave, so it is time to sign off for now.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have only a minute between party chores, but the denial of FE, and the simultaneous advocacy of austerity and depopulating the planet as some sort of “solution”:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/hooked.htm#austerity

is kind of like Robert Frost's poem “Fire and Ice”:

http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/173527

where we either do not have enough energy, or too much of it. Both poles miss the mark, and both are based on fear. I actually wrote an analysis of that poem in my freshman English lit class, which the professor actually read to the class. Little did I know that nearly forty years later, I would still be referring to that poem.

With love, energy becomes abundant, and like Goldilocks and the porridge, the energy level is just right.

That is my literary and fairy tale post for the day.

Happy Easter,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I just made a quick one over here:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post656095

This coming week it will be back to Europe’s conquest of the world and industrialization. They comprise the most momentous series of events in human history so far. It led to the greatest genocides, the greatest wars, and the greatest increase in standard of living and life expectancy, by far, that humanity has yet experienced. Richard Heinberg said that the energy of fossil fuels liberated in the Industrial Revolution is the greatest blessing and curse that humanity has known. I am sympathetic to that perspective, believe it or not, but I also know that there is another way this can all go, a way that seems to frighten people like Heinberg, who is a prototypical Level 3:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#level3

Time for bed.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am finishing my second book of Paul Bairoch’s, and will be starting my third soon.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Bairoch

who has been remembered in posterity:

http://www.unige.ch/ses/ihise/home.html

as one of the great recent economists who devoted enormous effort toward the development of the so-called Third World and its development problems. His Cities and Economic Development goes clear back to the beginnings of civilization, and is a classic. His Economics and World History takes on many myths regarding the development of the West and the Third World.

One primary area of his investigation was the dual nature of Europe’s conquest and subjugation of the world, and the subsequent rise of industrialization. Bairoch was far from an uncaring scholar, reducing the human journey to tons of ore and food, and he tried to be careful about pointing out the limits to his economic analyses, but IMO, there were vast economic dynamics that were totally overlooked by his analyses, which points out the limits of the analyses of economists, even the best of them.

The most fundamental economic event always has been, and always will be, eating (or maybe breathing and drinking, but those have been subject to less attention; so far, people can still breathe for free). The human stomach is the bedrock economic reality. When that is not taken care of, the rest does not matter. Bairoch’s work is far more analytical than theoretical, as he amassed data from around the world and throughout history. One of the so-called myths that Bairoch set out to debunk was the idea that the West industrialized on the backs of the colonized peoples, but it was almost exclusively based on the level of goods and resources that flowed to Europe from its colonial domains. I am sure that Bairoch did not intend for it to happen that way, but his analyses missed the biggest economic event in the rise of Europe – the theft of three continents from its inhabitants. Without that theft, the European experience would have been very different, and it might not have risen at all. It was not only a unprecedented boon for the Europeans, but even more fatal for his analysis, it was far more than an “economic” disaster for the conquered and enslaved indigenous peoples: they lost their very lives, which is even more fundamental than eating, although they are joined at the hip; if you are not alive, you can’t eat, and if you can’t eat, you won’t live long, except if you are a level 19 (http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paradigm.htm#level19 ).

The “virgin” continents of the Western Hemisphere comprised history’s greatest material prize, bar none. Contemporary scholars have called Middle East oil history’s greatest material prize, but the land and resources of the Western Hemisphere was greater, by far, especially if we throw in Australia and New Zealand, which while technically not part of the Western Hemisphere, they suffered the same dynamics as North and South America did, with the inhabitants wiped out while the Europeans stole their land and lives, erecting European-style civilizations on them. Without that land to expand onto and exploit, the European experience would have been starkly different in many ways. Another huge economic impact that eluded Bairoch’s analysis was the impact of growing New World crops in the Old World. While Bairoch emphasized the population explosion that accompanied industrialization as the British Isles industrialized, there was no mention of the role that the potato played in that explosion. The potato was several times more productive and energy efficient than the Old World crops grown in Ireland, and the Irish quickly came to subsist almost entirely on the potato, which is primarily why its population exploded in the hundred years before the potato blight:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#explosion

Not only did the potato become a huge subsistence crop in the Old World, and still is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato#...ld_food_supply

but maize is Earth’s heartiest seed crop, and is still the most common crop in the USA.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/n...-crop/2028857/

Corn and potatoes have two and three times the caloric yield that wheat does:

http://www.waldeneffect.org/blog/Cal...various_foods/

and another root crop from the New World, called manioc or cassava, provides even more calories than corn and potatoes do, is a tropical staple:

http://www.livestrong.com/article/50...ue-of-tapioca/

and the sweet potato became a major subsistence crop in northern China and elsewhere:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweet_potato#Asia

Those crops of New World origin played a huge role in the rise in population and standard of living in the Old World, but it entirely escaped Bairoch’s economic analysis.

So, the biggest economic costs and benefits of Europe’s conquest of the world are passed over in silence, as Bairoch made the case that the West’s industrialization had little to do with the colonized peoples. Although Jack Weatherford was accused of plagiarism by Ward Churchill, and for cause, I think:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...ord#post622076

his books Indian Givers and Indian Roots are good introductions to the contributions that the peoples of the Western Hemisphere made to the rest of the world, particularly the rise of Europe.

On the other side of the equation – what Europe contributed to the peoples of the New World – they brought over their technologies and domesticated crops and animals, and the natives made use of them, for a time, before the Europeans wiped them out, such as the adoption of the horse. The Plains Indians in particular saw the benefit immediately, and quickly adopted the horse. But the benefits were not long-lasting for the Indians, not when they lost their lives to the invaders. The extermination of the bison herds was a form of biological warfare against the Indians, to wipe out their food supply:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#bison

In Latin America, once the huge, sedentary populations of Mesoamerica and the Andes had been conquered, they were enslaved and virtually the entire population of conquered Latin America was put to work for the Europeans in the mines and on the plantations, which also had a genocidal effect, in numerous ways. The life expectancies on the plantations and in the mines of those early days of subjugation were measured in months. They were all death factories for the natives. Even in Mesoamerica, where the natives were treated better than they were in South America, when a new gold mine opened, the vultures literally began to circle. In today’s Columbia, the natives were driven to the mines, and the bones of the natives lined the paths to the mines so clearly that a person could not lose their way, the bones acting as trail markers.

Tens of millions of native lives were not lived, and if we carry the effect to the centuries of colonialism, hundreds of millions of lives were not lived in Latin America due to the Spanish and Portuguese invasions, which also escaped Bairoch’s economic analysis, some perhaps legitimately, but in other ways it reflects the blinkered perspective of economists, that gloss over and even ignore the roots of economics, such as being alive. Maybe that is because it is assumed or hard to quantify, but it is the bedrock that economics rides on, the ultimate economic reality.

And to the survivors of the European invasion and conquest, there was no freedom to see how the Western Hemisphere’s development might have compared to Europe’s, as Latin America was turned into a big plantation and mine for European benefit. In 1700, only three cities in Latin America had a population greater than 50,000 people: Mexico City with 100K, Potosi with 95K, and Oruro with 70K:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oruro,_Bolivia

Oruro and Potosi were mining towns, while Mexico City was the center of Spanish imperial efforts in the New World, with all the good land in Spanish hands:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#aztec1

and all the natives, except for those who sold themselves to the Spanish and helped conquer their neighbors, such as the Tlaxcalans, were enslaved to the Spaniards, and the Spanish practices quickly began turning the region into a desert:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#environment

The distortive effects of the surviving natives being reduced to a service role to European avarice is with Latin America to this day. And after Latin America won its independence from Europe in the revolutions of the early 1800s:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#bolivar

the USA then began to oppress them, beginning with stealing half of Mexico, starting with Texas:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#texas

and continuing with the huge land grabs that brought California, Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, etc., into the fold:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Me...xican_View.PNG

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#mexican

In the late 1900s, the USA stole the last Spanish colonies in the fabricated Spanish-American war:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#hearst

including the Philippines, which was an openly imperial undertaking:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#philippines

so much so that Britain’s imperial bard, Rudyard Kipling, welcomed the USA to the imperial smorgasbord with his poem, “The White Man’s Burden”:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#kipling

Kipling did not begin to wake up until his son died in World War I.

The USA continued its great task of conquest and genocide that characterized its theft of North America. Many genocidists of the Philippines:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#justify

were graduates of the Indian eradication programs, and eagerly found fertile new fields to practice their craft. The water torture that the USA is using today in its “war on terror” had roots in what the Americans did to the Filipino people.

By the early twentieth century, the USA stole the Panama Canal Zone:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#panama

to use as an imperial transportation lane, and by the early decades of the twentieth century, it invaded Latin America at will:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#butler

as it rose to true imperial status, taking its place at the table, even keeping the Chinese in line during the Boxer “Rebellion.”

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#neocolonialism

Terms like “rebellion” are Orwellisms before there was Orwell. Repelling invaders and conquerors is somehow a “rebellion” in the lexicon of the imperialist. Like the Nazis did with occupied Poland, the USA called the Iraqi resistance “terrorism” and “insurgency.” The American propaganda system had the gall to decry “foreign fighters” in Iraq, which, as Uncle Noam said, only makes sense if we assume that the USA owns the world:

http://chomsky.info/articles/20080101.htm

being that the most deadly and numerous foreign fighters in Iraq were the Americans.

In the early 1900s, the USA invented a tactic that is today called neocolonialism, whereby the subject nations get to fly their own flags, providing the illusion of independence to the gullible (mainly the American people), but I doubt that the subject peoples are very fooled.

What the USA has been doing in Iraq and Afghanistan, with little buddy Britain carrying our bags, is classic neocolonialism. It is all about the plunder, as usual. The Spanish sovereigns were warned by court scholars that just importing mountains of gold and silver from the conquered lands was not going to solve any of Spain’s problems, but they were not listened to, and not only did the Spanish crown begin going bankrupt, repeatedly, within a generation of the plunder operation really getting going:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/savings.htm#bankrupt

and by 1600, Spain was worse off than it had been in 1500:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#decline

scholars have openly called the Spanish experience in the New World an exercise in stupidity:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/america.htm#carl

and it is hard to argue against it. The big benefit was to the Europeans who got to have a depopulated hemisphere largely to themselves, as long as they took care of the pesky natives. The Western Hemisphere, including Australia and New Zealand, is highly under-populated compared to Eurasia’s periphery.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade

[Limor Wolf]

Thank you for this grand post, Wade. It is a very Instructional and explanatory reading which links and weaves the strands connecting all the actions done by man, mostly white man against indigenous fellow humans. No wonder that Sauer named it - the 'Human stupidity'. It is one hand destroying and one hand building. One person uses another person as an object, (some) human life apparently have no value when the pursuit of resources is concerned. Herds of Bisons and dancing indians were easy targets in some strategical agenda to conquer indian land and all those deeds were probably done under the illusion of some national justification, very much the same as other cases described by you so many times, for example Colombus, Junipero Serra and co. This is also the case in our modern days - same thing, to override and to conquer - the same habit, different faces. Nowdays they are called Afghans, Iraqis, Palestinians. A little more developed agenda's, though.

Competition for resources seem to lead us down the lowest level of behaviour almost from the dawn of history, It will be such a welcome change to see the human spirit find it's peace when scarcity will be no more.. Hopefully right around the corner.

Cheers,

Limor

[David Hughes]

Hey,

A lot of the following echo’s what Wade has been saying about sentience on this thread, and here:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/spirit.htm

I’ve been on the road for the past seven months and will spend the next five months in India where cutlery, soap and toilet paper are still luxury items. I’m currently in the small remote town where Sai Baba was born.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sathya_Sai_Baba

Ox drawn carts are still seen trundling down the streets, and as CdnSirian said over on Ilie’s thread, locals still fight over cow pie. That's the realty of life in a country that contains the largest concentration of people living below the World Bank's international poverty line of US$1.25 per day.

Every country has its draw cards and India being the ‘Holy Land’ (home to Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism) attracts its fair share of Westerners on a spiritual quest. I’ve been in India a month now and have met plenty of them.
‘We can’t change the world but we can change ourselves’ is a statement I hear over and over again from the spiritual crowd, and I have a hard time with it because I know it’s only a half truth. They are quick to kindly inform me that the Earth, the Universe, and all of creation are perfect, supposed to be this way, so, there is no point in trying to change anyone or anything. I'm told to just let everything be, and to journey inwards. Stop focusing externally and focus within. I’m told that nothing is permanent and even if we were to change the world, what would be the point? A few billion years down the line and the planet will cease to exist anyway. The advice i'm given is to just focus on the space between two thoughts and simple ‘be’.

Occupying that ‘thought free’ mind space is all well and good but isn’t much use when it comes to healing planets. Meditating and clearing one’s mind of clutter and social programming is obviously important, particularly to those living in Western society, but for me it isn’t the sole purpose of our Earthly existence. You can’t reach your creator potential if all you are interested in doing with your life is being. I’m not so sure humanity is at the stage in its evolution where the small percentage of those who are spiritually awake and aware can shut themselves off from the rest of the world and just ‘be’ in some sheltered environment. The world is the way it is because we have collectively created it into being as a result of every one of our thoughts, words, and actions. We are all responsible for this reality which simply reflects humanities current level of sentience.

This co-created Earthly reality is just one of an infinite number of possible realities and is the way it is because of the collective level of human sentience. ‘God’ wasn’t having a bad day at the office, humanity are the ones that have been and continue to have a bad day. Passing the buck and laying the blame on the creator is a bit ridiculous when you understand that you are the creator. We are the ones with the free will. We created the injustice, exploitation, poverty, crime, wars etc. We allowed it all to manifest. There are no victims here. Any future hellish realities will be our own making, just as any future heavenly realities will be. Acknowledge the potential for future catastrophes by all means but don’t focus on them. Focus your imagination on the potential for abundance and heaven on Earth instead.

You are the creator in the game of free-will, where love and virtue are the energies of creation, and fear, hate and vice are the energies of destruction.

Or,

We are the co-creators in the game of free-will, where love and virtue are the energies of creation, and fear, hate and vice are the energies of destruction.

The vast majority of people on this planet are sound asleep. Most are voluntarily so although they are not helped by the fact that the game is so heavily rigged. Creators dominated by fear and living in scarcity can do little more than go with the flow. There is safety in numbers. Of the few creators that are awake on the planet, very few of them have their focus on free energy. Even in the ‘alternative community’, in places like this forum, precious few have grasped the full potential of free energy.

With the sentient use of FE technology, a more heaven on Earth type reality becomes not only possible, but probable, and not just some pie in the sky fantasy of a few deluded dreamers. If abundance and heaven on Earth are the common goals, the only practical way we get there is with FE and the requisite collective level of sentience. So, why not raise the bar a bit and in addition to changing ourselves and creating our own reality, why not help to co-create the reality of a healed planet using FE? Wouldn’t you rather live on a planet where abundance was the norm rather than scarcity, and not just living in abundance as part of an elite enclave? We are in a Universe, bathing in unlimited energy, and here we are on Earth playing an energy scarcity game?

What better way for the U.S. empire to pay off a chunk of its huge karmic debt than to develop FE technology for the masses and to oversee its implementation in the world’s poorest nations and on a global scale? Imagine the U.S military in Iraq and Afghanistan helping the locals to attain abundance with FE technology rather than slaughtering them for their energy resources. Why even bother trying to change a planet that won’t be around in the future? Why do anything? To experience joy. Collectively.

Where to begin? With oneself. You are the creator. Be the change you want to see in the world. The word love is a verb, you do it. Practice loving not only yourself but everyone and all of creation. Live in virtue rather than vice. Trade in the ego, judgment, bitterness, cynicism, fear, anger, hate, pessimism, greed, apathy etc for wonder, optimism, kindness, compassion, empathy, selflessness ect. We can gain a comprehensive perspective on how the world works by educating ourselves, by understanding how energy currently runs the show, and then we can begin to imagine the enormous positive potential of free energy technology if it's used sentiently.

Humanity has the very real potential of utilizing an unlimited energy source divine in nature, but first, enough of us need to wake up, realize our creator potential and understand what is at stake. We can take responsibility for the mess we have created on the planet and use our sentience to clean it up rather than continuing on with the ego games rooted in scarcity. This is humanities sentience test. We 'wake-up' and can use FE technology to heal the planet and create an abundant and heavenly reality for all. We do that and then there will be plenty of time to sit around and just ‘be’. For those who get bored with just ‘being’ here on Earth, they can go and explore the galaxy in their FE powered craft. Alternatively, we can continue on down our current path and completely miss the boat. We will destroy ourselves and in all probability the whole biosphere too. And for what? The gratification of our ego’s? Materialism? Humanity will never get to explore the galaxy using FE powered technology or even the outer reaches of our solar system unless true sentience is demonstrated on this planet first.

Here’s a couple of quotes from Sai Baba who like Jesus, Krishna and Buddha seemed to have the whole love thing down.

"As science develops and technology advances, humility and Love should also develop to the same extent."

“There is only one Caste, The Caste of Humanity.
There is only one Religion, Religion of Love.
There is only one Language, Language of the Heart.
There is only one God, He is Omnipresent.”

[Wade Frazier]

Hi David:

Beautiful words from India. When I see a post like that, I think that if Godzilla takes me out, it won’t matter, as I have planted enough seeds that some are sprouting. And if that becomes the case that enough sprout, Godzilla won’t see the point of taking me out. You are helping to protect me!

I have seen enough sources call Sai Baba a manifestation of the Transcendental Soul:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/spirit.htm#transcendental

that I’ll buy that. I saw all manner of reaction to him for more than thirty years, from cultish devotion, to former cultists attacking him, to debunkers plying their craft, and so on. That whole ashram thing, with people fighting for a chance to be acknowledged or touched by him, was scarcity in action. Brian O went there several times:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianbio.htm#pics

but before one of the last times, Sai Baba’s bodyguards killed an assailant, and I think that Sai Baba was surrounded by bodyguards for all public appearances ever since. What a mess. When the Infinite Spirit comes, it won’t look anything like The Sai Baba Circus.

Yes, I have seen many “mystical” Westerners advocate just sitting around and meditating. One of the most perceptive responses to that statement I saw many years ago, when a man said something like:

“We Westerners have messed up the planet by our actions, and we are not all going to become a bunch of meditators and float off. We are going to clean up our mess by the same way that we made it: with technology, with our actions.”

I have gotten the same kinds of responses from mystical types, where it is all about meditating, which is just another variation of, “Don’t rock the boat!” I have stated that one of the many traps is to become so heavenly bound that one is no Earthly good. People can become meditation junkies. I have read where Jesus spent about five minutes a day in “prayer,” and that seems about right to me. As I wind down from my 12-14 hour days in a month, meditating will be part of my regimen to get that essay done, so it has its benefits, but it is not the be all, end all. If it was, India would be one hell of a place to live, instead of a hellish place to live.

Have fun on your journey,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

Hi,

I got a bit triggered reading the slight criticism of meditation and "being".

I am pretty sure I use those words rather differently, because they don't mean the things David or Wade allude to.

To me, dancing out of passion is meditation. Designing technology because you love it (and not for the money or at gun point) is meditation. Deeply appreciating the smell of a flower is meditation. In other words, the meaning I have for meditation is not something static. It's not someone sitting on their butt with a blank expression on their face (although it includes that as well).

Frankly, to me it looks like the Western mind just took the most "obvious" and easy to do "aspect of meditation" and called it "meditation!". You just sit around and do nothing and so you are spiritual. That's a huge over simplification and missed the point of what meditation is.

Also, meditation, in its various forms, I see it as a tool. And so, it's never a goal in itself. I don't meditate so that I have more time to meditate. I meditate so that I become aware of my programming. So that I can then deprogram myself. And finally, I hear is possible to use meditation to understand you have nothing to fear. Each clearing process give you more freedom of choice to act from the heart (and not out of fear, or from a smart but deeply conditioned intellect). So meditation, in the sense I am describing here, is a wonderful, dynamic and trans-formative tool. The posts above describe the "quick version", the "condensed poorly understood version" of what I think meditation is. In fact, many people are deeply meditating and have no idea they are doing it.

Same goes for simply "be". When I look around, I totally understand why some "masters" insist on simply "being". That's because we... "are not". We, are suppressed. Our thoughts are not our own, our desires are manufactured, our minds are shaped into a specific form to fit a specific mold. Simply "be"ing is just another tool to become more aware, and in my opinion is never a waste of time. Be yourself, but as an infinite creator not as this poor little consumer! What a difference... Know yourself. Again a cliche, that for me gets more and more depth as I study myself. We have no idea what and who we are.

And as a final point: a bunch of people meditating (even in the simple sense of sitting on their butts), are a bunch of people not killing other people...

OK, I got this off my chest

[Wade Frazier]

Hey Ilie:

Glad you got it off of your chest.

My most fulfilling “meditation” is hiking in nature (with my wife, ideally) and deep study. I have written it plenty, that working 12-14 hour days is unhealthy, but it is where I find myself. My fasting and other activities are largely field dressing after triage, so that I can get up the next day and do it again. That is very unhealthy, and it reflects the USA’s declining standard of living, which has been declining ever since energy-per-capita consumption peaked in 1973. They are directly related, although almost no American is aware of it.

When we can break the cycle of scarcity and addiction (a brief relief from fear and scarcity), people will have time to “meditate” however works best for them. And until then, we all have the challenge of carving out “sentience time” from the grim lives of scarcity that we lead on planet Earth. Even the world’s richest man is constantly looking over his shoulder.

Yes, Westerners don’t really understand, such as all of those “just meditate,” “you can only change your perspective” people that David has been encountering. I have been encountering them since 1974:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/spirit.htm#silva

so, I am sorry if I seem to lose patience with those newbie perspectives that use “meditation” as a way to “manifest” a parking space, build New Age harems and the like:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/opinions.htm#mystical

It is a cousin to those early-stage FE perspectives that I write about so often. Meditation has its place, in the many ways that people can meditate (go within), and you are oh so right that it can be a very active behavior, not just sitting. I recall Elisabeth Kübler-Ross saying that the standard way of meditating did not work for her, and her meditation was being with people who were dying.

These are big subjects, obviously, and deserve to be discussed further.

Best,

Wade

P.S. One of my favorite sayings on this subject is this one:

http://www.anvari.org/shortjoke/Misc...o-sinatra.html

[sandy]

Oh My Goodness :-)

Thank you for such wonderful insights, writings and wisdom shared in your experiences through life. Cdn Sirius, Ilie, Limor, Melinda, David, and Wade just to name a few............................

Love do be do be do, too :-D

[Joseph McAree]

Ilie, brilliant
yes I was getting worried as I thought I was the only one who did not meditate, I could not even cross my legs in a seated position since Titanium knees do not bend, I do like having a long walk in the Scottish countries side, no matter the weather, that is we're I do my best thinking, I am a lucky man love and friendship seems to come easy to me, when the family is all together we often end up in tears as we have laughed so much its just great and when the kids leave with their partners I reflect on the energy we have together its amazing. I don't worry about anything now, what will be will be.

I really enjoy your post Ilie your a pretty deep and insightful person and you raise a lot of great points, I thank you again for this, I have not meditated since I did martial arts many years ago but I have used the breathing and the state of mind to get me to sleep for the last 30 years, no matter what, I put me head on the pillow, and away I go , this drive the wife mad by the way.

I thank you again kindest regards
Joe

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is time again to express the intention behind what I am doing and plan to do. It is very specific. It is specific not because I am dogmatic, but because I have seen what might work and what definitely does not. I will be aiming away from the rabbit holes that I see so many fringe enthusiasts disappear down. Most fringe stuff is a distraction and waste of time, and that includes fringe science, conspiracism, a lot of so-called mysticism, alternative economics, politics, insider “revelations” and the like. It can become a waste of time when it is enacted under the tent pole of scarcity, and the people in the field use it to get fed. It is a corollary to the idea of personal integrity being the world’s scarcest commodity:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy1.htm#burn

Most mainstream dogma is bogus, but that does not make the fringe stuff valid:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/orthodox.htm

The fringes are a minefield that can suck in the unwary, the naïve, the non-discerning, and those who don’t see the big picture and are not trying to. I see my work compared to all manner of fringe theorist and activist, but the resemblance is usually superficial at most. What I am attempting has not been done before, and is a horse of a different color.

In my narrative of the human journey and the rise of Europe, you don’t see any discussion of money, other than the stupid European obsession with gold and silver in its mercantile phase. Money is only accounting, and is not real. When most people think of economics, they think of money, but the financial economy is not real. Also, you don’t find me invoking much in the way of fringe science in the narrative begun last July:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post516792

because not much of it is relevant to understanding the evolution of life on Earth and the rise of humans. You don’t need fringe science to understand the role of energy in our world, going all the way back to the beginning. Fringe science can come in handy for discovering that there are effective, cheap, and harmless alternatives to the cut-poison-burn methods of today’s cancer racket:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/medicine.htm#racket

or realizing that the so-called energy crises coming soon are entirely manufactured events, as FE technology has been around for the better part of a century. But straight old orthodox science does just fine for understanding the energy practices of early civilization, and understanding that they not only were not sustainable:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...idu#post554340 )

but the energy surplus that they extracted from the environment was tiny compared to the industrialized world:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lessons.htm#chart

and that made them all vulnerable to the vagaries of the weather, and all civilizations before the industrialized era were subject to periodic famine, due to energy scarcity.

Understanding the perils of our current energy practices does not need a fringe science background. The USA’s repeated invasions of Hydrocarbon Country in the last generation have everything to do with energy:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post652292

and only those in intentional ignorance can deny it, but that kind of denial is a specialty among imperial peoples, and I see it every day in my great nation, as it still dominates the world.

Even on FE, I do not approach it so much as a fringe theorist, but as an energy activist who found out the hard way how the world really works. Some like me have been to see the wizard:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/camelot.htm#underground

and I have known and known of numerous fellow travelers, and our stories are heartbreakingly similar:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#sparky

Godzilla is real, as is his Golden Hoard, but we are not going to get any while we are fast asleep as a species. While the ET issue is very real, its primary relevance to today’s world and why it is covered up as ruthlessly as it is:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/brianmem.htm#attack

is because it is joined at the hip with FE and antigravity, not because TPTB are concerned about the public having a War of the Worlds reaction to the idea that we are not alone in the universe. They only fear losing their power. With FE, nobody will be subject to scarcity and economic hierarchies again, and then it will be game over for Earth’s ruling classes, only a tiny fraction of which play at Godzilla’s level. The rest are the retail elites that have been with us since the dawn of civilization, playing their egocentric games. All elites, not just Godzilla, want the game to continue, and so far, the masses have played right along, rarely missing a step in that grim tango. I am trying to end it, but what I am doing is radically different than what I see out there in the world and on the Internet. This is not the conspiracist flavor of the day, the New Age flavor of the day, the latest fringe science “theory,” or “revelations” from alleged insiders.

As I keep saying, Ilie is the gold standard of what I am looking for. Not only is his heart in the right place, he is highly intelligent, with a flexible and discerning mind, he does his homework, and he knows how to sing. Ilie is still young, but we all start out young. I point him out not to stroke his ego, but to show people what I am looking for. If I only found a thousand like Ilie, we would be well on our way to making a dent, and if I found several thousand even remotely close to Ilie, making FE happen would be easy.

I see too many Young Warrior approaches in this realm, and that approach is worse than worthless, and is one of the many ways that people exposed to this stuff miss the mark:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/camelot.htm#warriors

There are a thousand weak links for every strong one, and I am looking for lambs, not lions. I have seen many “tough guys” come and go. They usually crumble in seconds on the high road. The lambs, however, have persevered.

Time for work.

Best,

Wade