Michael Tellinger

[Corncrake]

Thanks for posting this - what a great start to the day! Used to follow Michael Tellinger quite closely in his early days of Slave Species and Adam's Calendar but as I got more busy he dropped off the radar so I am really pleased to have seen this and caught up on all that he has been doing. His attitude towards 'free energy' reminds me of Wade Frazier's - that the only way we will move forward in this direction is if it is really for free. Awful intimidation he is experiencing from the banks too. Brave man.

[GreenGuy]

This rock proves two things:

A. Something can resemble something else.
B. People can be awfully gullible.

I can show you a naturally weathered boulder that looks a lot like and ancient sphinx - but it isn't. I can also show you a naturally weathered boulder with a perfect outline of Mickey Mouse's head. But I can assure you, it is not a prehistoric Disney character. Rocks can weather strangely. If that was a footprint, the human who made it would have been about 30 feet tall.

[MorningFox]

Thought I'd bump this thread with the most amazing talk from Michael Tellinger. He initially talks about the annunaki and their presence on earth, ancient south african structures and harmonic resonance technology. He then explains how money is the key element that is keeping us in chains and then goes on to outline a model for a moneyless society. There is within this information a working, inspirational model for us to break free.

It truly is a brilliant two hours and I urge you all to watch it and pass it on.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NiVROBhwHUM

[MorningFox]

I wonder if there is this video with just the message about the banks and the moneyless society? Or a different version with just that? I feel that starting with the annunaki and ancient technology will no doubt instantly put certain people off (the conditioned) and not allow them to see the most important bit which I'm sure even they could appreciate...

The title 'annunaki and ancient technology' will stop a lot of people watching it but if it was called something like 'how the banks keep us in chains and a system to break free' it might generate a lot more views.

[lunaflare]

Yes, I agree Morning Fox
I don't jive with the Annunaki story based on Sitchen's model of genetic testing and creating a slave race to mine gold. Granted, I have not been to the stone circles/site in South Africa that Michael speaks. I am simply not sure of the Enki/Enlil myth as a "true" account of this planet's history.

I do like the idea of a money-less society and contributionism. This is visionary for this time, for sure.
Why does M.T and his Contributionism Party, have to run for President of South Africa, however?

[MorningFox]

He does explain that the last thing on his mind is actually becoming president. He wanted to set up a political party as a foundation for credibility, running for president is just an irrelevant byproduct of that. He said if the million to one chance of him becoming president actually came true, the first thing he would do is completely dissolve the government and laws and pass power back to the people.

Why not!

[Joanne Shepard]

I believe it is 100% real. I also think it is one of the coolest discoveries ever found

[GreenGuy]

Posted by Conchis (here)
I live in a state with lots of granite and that's not the kind of granite that we have around here.

Posted by sigma6 (here)
Doesn't look like granite to me.

It looks exactly like the kind of soft granite that makes up the hills of southern California. I have dozens and dozens of photos I took of boulders and smaller formations that look like alien carvings, dinosaurs, sphynxes, sculptures of the madonna, an eagle in flight, and even a perfect outline - and I mean perfect - of Mickey Mouse. So it would take a huge amount of corroborating evidence for me to believe the outline of a massive human foot is anything but a really cool caprice of nature.

[Melinda]

A fun 50 minutes with Michael Tellinger

Raw Footage: Michael Tellinger

Video Published by The People’s Voice on youtube, May 8, 2014


Michael discusses a world without money, a world of ‘free energy’ and harmonious abundance.

His thoughts and ideas, and characteristic enthusiasm, regarding what the true potential of human nature is - when it isn’t held back by artificial structures and negative impositions.

I enjoyed a great deal of what he had to say

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yHu1x0k8T-0

Here are some quotes from the video, where Tellinger addresses the pervasive influence of money, and the need for a gradual transitional shift to community thinking, to create a new world founded on higher consciousness.

He points out during the interview that it doesn't have to be about abandoning our homes, or our jobs, in a drastic or sudden change of lifestyle (unless that appeals), but more about contributing more and more, bit by bit, to the kind of world we want to see.

It’s been said many ways, by many people, from many places – but here it is in Michael’s words...



“If money was introduced as a tool of enslavement, then clearly money is not part of human evolution. It’s enforced on humanity. And I started imagining a world without money, which is not easy ’cause we are so poisoned – our minds are so poisoned and controlled by everything around us. Money has infiltrated every crack and crevice of our ‘beingness’ and our humanness. So much so that most people cannot imagine a world without money. That’s how poisoned our minds become.”


“...when you start that process you realise how completely and utterly controlled by money we have become. It is spectacular how it controls every crack and crevice in our society, in our being, in our interaction with each other. Everything we do from the moment we wake up, to the moment we go to sleep, and even while we sleep, it controls our lives. So – to get that first Ubuntu community off the ground is going to be the most difficult thing. It doesn’t mean it’s impossible, and it doesn’t mean it’s going to take a long time. It means that we just have to start the process – and we have started that process. We’ve taken the first step...”


“The system of contributionism is very similar to the ancient African philosophy of Ubuntu, and this is why I’ve now started calling it Ubuntu contributionism. Taking the ancient knowledge and wisdom of the ancient civilisations, and merging it with a new way of thinking about our life today. ’Cause we can’t go back thousands of years, and live lives like they did thousands of years ago. We have a reality that faces us every day. So how do we learn from the ancients and merge it with our new approach towards understanding how we can transform the crazy and insane and depressed world that humanity finds itself in today – how do we merge that, or transform it into this beautiful utopian world where money does not exist and people share everything, with everyone, for the greatest benefit of all.”


“...Everybody throws in 3 hours or 5 hours a week towards one of these community projects, and that creates huge abundance on a level that’s never been seen by that community before. Now – the question is how do you convince people to do that. And therein lies the rub. Therein lies the magical wave of the wand that will bring us to the point of people deciding ‘Yes I’m gonna do this’ or ‘no I’m not interested in this...’ and the foundation of that is free energy...”


“Human nature can best be described as ‘being creators.’ That’s what children want to do. Children want to create. They want to scream, shout, draw, run. They want to create. And guess what we do to them. Guess what society has done. We stop that, we stop their creativity, we trim it down, put them in a box, send them off to school. 12 years later they come out – programmed machines – to go into the sausage machine of getting a job, getting a certificate at university, so they can get a job with a piece of paper that does what? That pays them money. So you realise how this money trap has been totally woven into the fabric of breaking down human nature and turning it into something that we then define – from a complete position of misunderstanding – we define human nature as being lazy. No. It is completely the opposite.

Human nature – the primary human desire – is to create. After all, we are aspects of the divine creation. And we resonate with the prime resonance frequency of the whole unified creative source. If we weren’t resonating with the prime resonance frequency of the divine creative source we would die instantly. And I think that’s where Gene Roddenberry got his Prime Directive from, by the way... ...The whole Prime Directive in Star Trek I believe is based on the whole universal prime resonance frequency.

Everything, creation, has to vibrate in coherent harmonic resonance. If it does not vibrate in harmonic resonance, it is in dissonance and it will dissipate. It will die. It will be destroyed. So anyone and anything that flies in the face of the prime directive, or the prime resonance frequency, of the unified creative source, or the primary source-field of ‘all things god’ – if you go against god you begin your own destruction and your own demise. And this is why I believe this is a much bigger debate. And Ubuntu and contributionism... ...is the spearhead of imposing the resonance with harmony and all of creation, so that we can live in absolute harmony with our planet, harmony with our fellow human beings, and breaking down those structures that have been forcing us to live in dissonance with everything in creation.”

[Kimberley]

This is excellent!!! Glad it got posted!

Congratulations!

[1stTwin50]

Thank you so much for your post. This explanation seems to be the only reasonable truth, and it mirrors the Wingmakers/Lyricus teachings which I have been reading for fifteen years. I look forward to reading his books.

[Melinda]

Posted by Kimberley (here)
This is excellent!!! Glad it got posted!

Congratulations!

Posted by 1stTwin50 (here)
Thank you so much for your post. This explanation seems to be the only reasonable truth, and it mirrors the Wingmakers/Lyricus teachings which I have been reading for fifteen years. I look forward to reading his books.

Glad you both enjoyed it - and welcome to Avalon 1stTwin50


I think a lot of what Michael says in the video resonates with what a lot of others are saying, in growing numbers, around the world.

More individuals, with their own unique spin, dreaming up ways of living sovereign lives, in harmony with one another and the environment.

Even if we don’t subscribe to all the facets of a particular movement, like Ubuntuism or Lyricus teachings, we can see the beauty in what the different writings have in common – with the aim to lift ourselves out of darkness and into a collective consciousness based on decency and abundance.

All the different writers and speakers are there to trigger something inside of us that knows a better world is in the making.


I really enjoy Tellinger’s enthusiasm. He has an abundance of it.

[Domo67]

He explains things so well and with a good vibe, thanks for posting very much enjoyed listening to this and his take on communities makes a lot of sense.

I really think this guy is on the 'money' with his interpretation of things.

[Melinda]

Posted by Domo67 (here)
He explains things so well and with a good vibe, thanks for posting very much enjoyed listening to this and his take on communities makes a lot of sense.

I really think this guy is on the 'money' with his interpretation of things.

Hello Domo67, and welcome to Avalon

Thanks to your post I discovered this thread you started that also discusses the Ubuntu movement, and Tellinger.

I’ve copied some links so people can check it out.

Some lovely posts there from yourself and other members who’ve shared their thoughts. Especially Delight > I often enjoy Maggie’s posts...


https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post825106

“My present understanding of reality is that there is a teleology of intention that is for a blossoming of knowing we are one, being true to difference and celebrating variety.”

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post825121

"...I see people who fear the future then cannot embrace the GOOD. For instance, why would I want to go to an "intentional community?" If I am afraid that I must create a "safe" place against the hordes, that vibration is embedded in the community. It will make the people fearful in its very intention.

So I think I would appreciate people in a community who "Just because" it is freeing to share, beautiful to grow...”

That second point is well made, about the potential challenge of how to break away effectively – but it's one that can be overcome



Here’s another Tellinger presentation, from the 2013 Global BEM conference, replete with his abundance of energy and good humour. He covers some interesting ground in his search...

Michael Tellinger : Ancient civilizations and free energy :

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=p8KWp61co1A

[mosquito]

Thank you for posting this Melinda, I watched it the other day and found it truly inspirational.

[Melinda]

Posted by mariposafe (here)
Thank you for posting this Melinda, I watched it the other day and found it truly inspirational.

You're welcome mariposafe.



Another fun segment from Tellinger, a short one, for anyone curious about his areas of interest.

In this one he addresses the idea that monuments such as Stonehenge are far older than officially reported. He shares his deduction that the erosion itself, in some of the stones at Stonehenge, is possibly hundreds of thousands of years older than official estimates. He also mentions how the stones have unique acoustic properties, and highlights the visual similarity between the structure of the monument and the structure of some progressive energy devices.

As an offshoot - also mentioned is the mystery of Coral Castle, which could make an interesting research topic for anyone who hasn’t heard of it:

“Since it is documented that no one ever witnessed Ed’s labor in building his beloved Coral Castle, some have said he had supernatural powers. Ed would only say that he knew the secrets used to build the ancient pyramids and if he could learn them, you could too.”

source : http://coralcastle.com/

I’m not a geologist, or a builder, or an archaeologist – but I like to keep an open mind. Perhaps ancient monuments were built using sound-based technology, psychic phenomena, or just highly efficient systems / methods that utilised simple materials. With researchers continually updating their findings relating to ancient monuments, questions continue to abound.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5p-yAYmU0ko

[Domo67]

Like you Melinda I'm no expert on physics archaeology or geology but their is so much evidence now pointing towards free energy waiting in the wings for us to make use of, but we are the ones who have to take back our sovereign power, this is happening slowly thanks to people like Micheal Tellinger, but ain't it a slow process. Loved the 15 minute presentation put a smile on my face, thanks for the welcome :-)

Domo.

[Camilo]

This sounds promissing:

Scott Cundill is building a business solution that is completely off-the-grid. In other words, you will not register a company with any government. You will not have an ordinary bank account and you will certainly not pay any bank charges or tax. You will trade with alternative currencies without no connection with "the powers that be" at all.

http://www.newera.org.za/the-future-...siness-part-1/

Here is an article that Scott wrote called "The Future of Money and Business - Part 1." Here is a quote:

"So, now that we know the truth about money, here is the solution to all our money problems... and it's coming very soon to an Internet near you:

To open a business, simply go online and set it up. Your company will trade both online and offline, but there will be no registration fees and no annoying documents to sign. There are no ID papers to submit and since there is no registration with the government, that means... no tax, ever!

Then, open an account with one of the many decentralised peer-to-peer alternative currency exchanges that will become available. These won't be connected to any bank which means that you can transact anywhere in the world without using dollars, euros or yen. Instead, you will trade with alternative currencies. Naturally, there will be no bank charges, no transaction fees and certainly no interest. There will be no weird legal documents to prove your name, address and identity. Criminals will be stopped in their tracks not by a police force, but by peer-to-peer reputation - too many complaints will see a business being blacklisted and nobody will trade with them. This self-management technique is already used widely across the web and... it works."

Michael Tellinger

[AriG]

Does sound promising! Looking forward to a day when something like this is announced:

The world without money. How do you achieve this? Simply go about your life as you always have. Keep going to work (at least for now) and keep the routines that you have (for now). Stop paying your bills- your debts have vanished. If you need a thing.... go to its "getting place" and get it. Leave with it. Exchange no currency. Be responsible and realize that in order for this to work, we must first remain stable in our routines and responsibilities so that human need is met without interruption. Make every effort to not splurge. Take what you need. Take what you normally would if we were still exchanging useless bits of paper. Be your own control system. When you understand that anything is available to you at any time, you will start to be more selective in your wants and needs. Experience, learning and contribution will be your priority. Availability of goods and services will streamline. Not everyone wants a big house or garish things. Some will, but will come to realize the pointless trappings and will release them. Over time, you will have what you can sustain without exploitation of resources or your fellow humans. Over time, each individual will do the work that pleases them. And yes, some people do enjoy physical labor as much as others enjoy operating on brains. We are all unique and our world will flourish organically through cooperation. Gone will be the days of our disposable clutter. Crime will be a thing of the past. There will be nothing over which to fight. War will be eradicated. No child will go hungry. Disease will be eradicated. Those elites who hoarded in the past will have no incentive to hoard and will be saved from their cycle of pointless and non growth incarnation. Their fear will vanish. Welcome to the world without money. Welcome to civilization.

[aheb]

I have been wondering about "Bitcoin" as a currencey it sounds great , but as a preserver of wealth or as actual money I am not so sure. With anything like this you would need a little technical knowledge, or maybe even a lot of technical knowledge and there is no way of knowing if the banks, governments, authorities or criminals are already ahead of you in that respect.