WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Up to the Vietnam War, and I just added this:

In 2013, Kill Anything That Moves was published, which was the result of a quick-thinking-and-acting college student and his professor, who obtained military documents that were briefly declassified, that demonstrated the American military's approach to the Vietnam War, where the troops had murder quotas, to keep those body counts on the evening news high. Bombing and napalming villages thus became an American pastime. Murder quotas comprise a style of warfare that logically arose from the USA's industrialized ways.

Racing to the finish line, so this heavy lifting can be behind me.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

While I am getting useful feedback on the essay, I am also seeing the problems that people are having in achieving a comprehensive perspective. A comprehensive perspective sees the big picture while it also understands the details well enough to understand the basis for the generalizations. It is an integration of the macro/micro perspectives. Almost every reader of my upcoming essay is going to skip to the parts that interest them and focus there. Those who do that are not whom I am looking for. And when I hear from them, they fixate on that area of interest to the exclusion of all else, and their tunnel-vision perspective will be no help at all for what I have in mind. What they tend to do is overemphasize the importance of the object of their obsession, thinking that it is somehow the key, when it is really a minor aspect of the issue.

For instance, Godzilla is really not very important. He is only in his position because the vast majority of humanity has chosen to sleep. Dennis encountered organized suppression at the local, state, national, and global levels. Godzilla was not involved with all of those levels, or if he was, he only had to slightly intervene and then just sit back and watch it all work wonderfully, as greed, fear, naïveté, corruption, and the like worked its magic, with all the greatest damage done by Dennis's allies, not the "bad guys." And when I dismiss Godzilla's importance, conspiracists with no experience being stepped on by Godzilla as I have will labor to tell me how important Godzilla is, as they view the world through their victim-oriented lenses.

Similarly, when I dismiss today's FE field as being a state of arrested development, with no effort launched from that milieu having a prayer, including what Dennis and I did, people want to inform me about the inventor of the hour and his gizmo, or the latest scientist with his FE theory. It is a different version of the victim game, where they are looking for heroes to save us from ourselves.

In a related manner, as I deal with scientific issues, people want to bring up the latest fringe theory, some "channeled" stuff from ETs, angels, and the rest of that cast of characters, where nothing is proven and everything is alleged. I grew up digesting that stuff, and while my spiritual training came in handy during my journey, all of that esoteric stuff if food for thought at most, not a guide for action, and I am about action.

While the scientifically illiterate will skip over my scientific chapters or decide that their fringe source on the subject is the gospel, when they do not even understand the orthodox position, they then ask me if Global Warming is a hoax or not. If they read those chapters they skipped over, their questions would be answered. Nobody in the choir is going to be acting like that, which is why I know that I am looking for needles in haystacks.

It is not going to be easy to achieve the worldly, comprehensive that the choir will need, and I am not going to invite anybody into the choir unless that are already publicly singing. It will be about hitting the notes, not the numbers.

On a nice note, I think I am going to finish editing my American Empire essay today. I vividly recall editing that essay back in the summer of 2002, thinking that it would never end. I must be getting better at it, as this time, it has not seemed like a slog, although it took me about a week to get it done.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I'll put up the revised American Empire essay tomorrow. Not much new there, but more getting it tidied up and more aligned with my style today and the upcoming essay. I doubt that I will revise it much in the future, as I will be concentrating on the big essay and the choir.

But I did add this near the end of the essay:


Regarding scientific issues, ultimate and proximate causes are considered in explaining events. For instance, the ultimate cause of the Icehouse Earth that has existed for the past 35 million years and the ice age that Earth has been in for the past 2.5 million years has been the decline of atmospheric carbon dioxide related to a reduction in volcanism, which is in turn dependent on tectonic plate movements, which is in turn dependent on internal Earth processes, which are dependent on energy production from radioactive decay. No scientist will deny that atmospheric carbon dioxide traps radiation from Earth and warms the atmosphere. Proximate causes for our Icehouse Earth and ice age have been oceanic currents shaped by land masses (with configurations at the poles and equator being important for this ice age) and Milankovitch cycles. Today's so-called Global Warming debate is largely a fraudulent charade concocted by the hydrocarbon lobby, and the industrial age's pollution is impacting the ultimate cause of this ice age and Icehouse Earth, not a proximate cause. Arguments made by hydrocarbon lobby "scientists" seem to purposefully confuse ultimate and proximate causes.

Similarly, in July 2014, as I updated this essay, I read many explanations proffered by all manner of observer for why the USA invaded Iraq, as the official rationales were obviously fraudulent. Those analyses could have benefitted from understanding the distinction between ultimate and proximate causes. The ultimate cause for invading Iraq was its oil, which is history's greatest material prize. Any analysis that ignores the ultimate cause and begins debating proximate causes has failed to see the forest for the trees, but virtually every analysis that I saw ignored oil. Were they assuming it away so that they could discuss proximate causes? If so, that silence crippled the validity of their analyses, just as the Bush administration was silent about the oil, although Bush, Cheney, and Rice were all oil industry executives. Whom did they think they were fooling?



Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

OK, that is done:

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

Off to chores.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

My grandfather was a poet of international reputation, and my father also had the talent, so I had a genetic advantage to writing, but nothing about it has been easy. My work has come a long way since the 1980s, but I still feel barely competent. One thing I learned back in the 1990s was that the editorial process is vital, especially for somebody writing material as emotionally charged as mine is. I also wrote professionally for the past decade, writing technical business documents. You really come to appreciate the editorial process when writing professionally.

As I have been editing my old essays in recent months, I have been putting on my editor's hat, and today, for the first time, really, I began to tackle my upcoming essay as an editor. It took some months of distance from the writing process before I could really don the editor's hat, and I will be playing editor now on the essay, before I publish it. I also have editors banging away at it, so the final version should be relatively honed.

Today is chore day, but during breaks I am editing, making this post, etc. Later today will be a short hike, carrying about 30 pounds (a bowling ball is half the weight), as I worry this old body into shape to take my nephew on a backpack on August, so he can earn his Eagle Scout credential. Just happy that I can still do it, even if I somehow am getting slower at it.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Ilie Pandia]

Hi Wade,

You are getting older and I guess it would be silly not to acknowledge the changes that take place in the body and mind. But I just want to say that I have a grandfather, who is living up on a hill, where there is no road access and I can barely keep up with him when we hike there. He's not very fast, be he seems able to go on forever when hiking. He has a sharp mind too .

When you do what you're passionate about it seems like there is a form of energy that helps you keep in shape and have a clear focus.

In short, I would not say that you have reached your peak, it's only your perspective that's changing

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ilie:

Thanks. OK, anecdote time. I did a little searching, and doubt that I told these stories publicly before. My father was a math genius and systems thinker, and NASA recruited him to work in Mission Control during the space race, and he helped save the Gemini program's communication system:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/paths.htm#oleary

by diagnosing where the failure was in the global system in a few minutes, soon after he started there. NASA soon was begging my father to ascend into its hierarchy, but the Apollo 1 fire drove my father from NASA. I am a systems thinker, too:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/trucking.htm#footnotes

My father did not get more than ten miles from where he was born until he was sixteen, and in that same year, he saw his first black man. In that isolated existence, he had a girlfriend whose IQ was about half of his. That situation would not be seen today in the USA, as people are no longer that isolated. When my father got the highest score in the state on the math exam given to its high school students in 1954, he had a full-ride scholarship awaiting him at the University of Washington. His father's last act of petty tyranny was forbidding my father from moving to Seattle to attend the university on that scholarship, as the local college in Bellingham was "good enough." In those days, a man was not legally emancipated until age 21, so my grandfather's edict was legally enforceable. However, my grandfather could not prevent my father from enlisting in the Marines, which was how he escaped home. He took his girlfriend with him as they escaped home together. That was not an ideal way to get married. He ended up in Korea, and was a boot camp drill sergeant before he was discharged in 1957. My parents also discovered the sunshine and laid-back lifestyle of California, and spent nearly all of rest of their lives there. After the Marines, they moved back to Seattle, and my father finally got to go to college, at the University of Washington, and then on the G.I. Bill. We moved to California as soon as he graduated. I was the first unplanned addition to the family, born in 1958, with another brother born the next year. Back in those Baby Boom days, having children was the thing to do.

While my father read a book a day while growing up, my mother bragged that she never read a book in her lifetime. In school, when she had to do book reports, she would read the first and last chapter and fake it. What kind of children would come from that genetic roulette? The first two sons had genius-level IQs, if not quite so high as their father's, and the third son, born in 1965, soon before we moved to Houston for my father's NASA stint, got the short end of the stick, with an IQ about half of mine. But a high IQ is only part of the equation. I was the Golden Boy while growing up, while the other genius son was a psychopath. It was "fun" being raised in that environment, let me tell you. I no longer have any contact with my brothers or father, who all eventually attacked and disowned me, even as I saved all of their lives; such has been the cost of my journey. All of the attacks were related to my FE journey.

While I memorized the books that my parents read to me by the time I could walk, my psychopath brother tore the pages from those very same books when his turn came. That was an early indicator of the opposite directions that we took. Those high IQ and psychopathic tendencies are actually common dynamics in my father's side of the family. One cousin murdered his infant son, and there are others on the psychopath scale, and some other genius types. Genes have plenty to do with it.

I got my father's brain, but took after my mother in other ways, such as looking like her, having the same Viking build, and other traits, such a my placid nature. My high level of conscience is freakish, although it was encouraged in my family. But, as I saw with my psychopath brother, if you come in that way, you generally leave that way, no matter what your circumstances. That has to do with the soul's journey, I believe.

Anyway, there was a not a book in my mother's home when she grew up, and when I visited my grandmother over the years, there were some Reader's Digest condensed books on a shelf, and those were the only books in the house, even though my grandmother got a degree in the 1920s, as her sisters did (very rare for those times), and she ran the family business and became wealthy.

My grandmother began losing her mind in her 80s. My mother began to lose it in her 70s. I can tell that my nearly photographic memory is beginning to slip in my 50s, which is partly why I took the year off to write my essay: to do it while I still could. It will likely be seen as the work that I am best known for, and is already being hailed as a paradigm-breaking work. We will see what its impact is, but I have my doubts that I could have done it a decade from now, when I originally planned to retire. I have no regrets, but taking that time off probably cost me at least $1 million, for the fifth time that my FE journey has cost me at least $1 million.

I can tell that age is catching up with me, in both body and mind, and I am planning on adopting an even healthier regimen than I already have (vegetarian, no drinking, smoking, or drugging, and I hike as much as I can and lift weights, and will add more cardio activities to my regimen), so that I can keep my mental edge as long as I can. When I recently revised my medical essay, I wrote about the organ failures that Americans die of:

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

which are likely all related to all the horrific toxins that we ingest, both in our air, food, and water, but also in our "pleasures," such as drinking, smoking, and drugging. Brain failure is one of them.

I do not know how much the dementia of my mother's side was genetics, toxins, or just not working the "muscle" of the brain, but I am doing everything that I can so that I keep my wits to the end. I would rather die than go out as a vegetable like my mother and her mother did. If I lose my mind, I will have lost my most valuable asset and the one that I enjoy having the most.

Again, the lower astral plane is full of "geniuses,"

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

so that so-called "intellect" is far from the be-all, end-all, but almost all of the advances in math and science came from geniuses. I work in high-tech nerd-land, and being around geniuses can be a pretty nice experience, although some companies fostered a shark-tank environment, such as Ballmer's stack-ranking at Microsoft, and a shark-tank full of geniuses is Max's kind of place.

I learned my mortality lessons in my twenties. I had a world-class throwing arm, and might have been able to have make the Olympic trials (in the javelin throw) if I had trained properly and dedicated myself to it. Instead, I got a permanent back injury out of it, and a few years later, I discovered that I could not sit at a desk for a year and then put a pack on my back and hike 40 miles while fasting. I blew out my knee that way, although it turned out to only be tendinitis, which I also got in my shoulders, thinking that I could sit at a desk all year and then go throw major-league velocity baseballs. So, by my mid-20s, I was well-acquainted with my mortality and set my goal back then of being able to hike in my 80s. While I was ridiculed for my "health nut" ways while growing up, my relatives began admitting that because of how I took care of myself that I would likely realize my goal. And I may. However, my short hikes today are three miles and a thousand foot in elevation gain, compared to twelve miles and four thousand feet when I was in my twenties. I still do the ten miles and three thousand foot day hikes, at least in mid-season shape, but it is not as easy as it used to be. I do not know if I will do another four thousand foot day. When I took my nephew on his life-changing backpack last year:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/pics.htm#white2

it took me twice as long to do the three thousand foot climb to the meadows as it used to (I am planning on taking him to my secret meadow http://www.ahealedplanet.net/pics.htm#meadow this summer, so he can earn his Eagle Scout credential), and that will be a three thousand foot day, hauling a pack, so am trying to get in shape for it now.

In 1998, I went with the uncle who introduced me to hiking, and his buddy, whom I hiked with often back in 1986, the year I met Dennis, to some remote lakes where they could fish. They were big-time fishermen. Those lakes were off-trail, way up in the mountains, where I am sure the road is impassable today, so we were some of the last people who will visit those lakes, at least until antigravity craft rule the skies. I was 40, my uncle was 70, and our other pal was 81. As we were navigating through the trackless forest to those lakes, I thought to myself, "This is as good as it gets, hiking with people in their 70s and 80s." They both died in 2009; hiking to the end. They went out on their terms. I took my uncle on his last hike, and took him on one hike a year in his last years, and we did a ten-miler with a two thousand foot gain a couple of years before he died. His diet was atrocious, and he carried about forty pounds of spare tire with him. I hope to be able to do better than that, but I have been fighting my weight for many years – part of the aging process in history's fattest and most sedentary population. They are my hiking role models, and my goal is to go out like they did. That one buddy lived to be 92, and ate well and always looked hale. The day before he died, he announced to his relatives whom he was living with that he was going into his bedroom and would not come back out again, and he died the next day. That is my ideal: as close to a conscious exit as I have heard of.

So, yes, I plan to keep mind, body, and spirit as fit as I can, as long as I can, but there are no guarantees.

Time go visit a friend in the hospital, and then take the wife hiking.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

My upcoming essay is intended to help those who want to join the choir do some really deep work, so that they can recognize the cage of scarcity that encloses almost everybody's minds and spirits, and they can then dare to look beyond the bars. It takes deep and often subtle work to really understand, which is partly why nobody will have much worthwhile to say anytime soon whose introduction to my work is that essay. People like Ilie have been getting the nearly daily class on this thread for a few years now, so he has already been doing the work.

Once you begin to have the paradigm shift, so much starts becoming clear, and when that paradigm shift is achieved, then I do not need to repeat myself endlessly, as newbies almost constantly ask the same questions over and over, about the inventor of the hour, why patenting route does not work, why the capitalist route does not work, why we can't sneak past Godzilla, why scientists are so heavily entrenched Level 3s:

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

and so on. Newbies constantly brim with "bright ideas" for making FE happen, which they think that nobody ever thought about before, when their "experience" in the milieu equals zero. All of those questions and approaches show that the person has not made the shift yet.

Similarly, I am pretty continually approached on why windmills are not really the answer, and what "good work" is being done today by environmentalists, and don't they have some of the answers? What that also shows is that the person has not done the work to make the shift yet. And these are people who are trying. More than 99% of the population is not even interested in trying. That is why I know that I am looking for needles in haystacks.

If a person really begins to understand the nuts and bolts of how the world really works, and how it all rides on energy, they can then look at the "solutions" that environmentalists, Peak Oilers, and others put forward, and they can see how the "solutions" are rooted in an assumption of energy scarcity. If energy was abundant and clean, those "solutions" make no sense whatsoever. It is like the current "environmentalists" and "visionaries" are advocating horses wearing diapers to solve the waste problems in city streets in 1900, and debating the best brand of buggy whip, when FE means that we all ride rocket ships.

Another analogy is like how "humanitarians" of three centuries ago were advocating the most benign forms of slavery. They could not even imagine a world with no slaves, as that was all that history had ever known. With FE, money becomes as obsolete as slavery did when industrialization happened, which was all about tapping new energy sources and making human unskilled labor uneconomical. Women became liberated, too, as pumping out those strong backs for agrarian economies was no longer economically important.

When a person begins to understand the bigger picture of what FE means, almost everything about today's world fades to oblivion. On one hand, what a liberation of the mind and spirit, but almost everybody on Earth reacts to the idea with fear, as they project scarcity onto a situation of abundance. Those people are not going to be talked into waking up beyond scarcity. They will only begin to wake up when the means of abundance are delivered into their lives, and that is what the choir is all about helping manifest. I know that FE, antigravity, and those other Star Trek technologies, and much more, already exist on the planet, and Godzilla is keeping it all under wraps for now, although if you constantly risk your life to make FE happen, you might get one of these shows one day:

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

I am not clamoring to get one, and those in the choir will need to get to the place where they at least know that the technologies are possible. What is better is taking my word for it, that those technologies exist, but they do not need to blindly take my word for it. Many of the Disclosure Project witnesses described what my friend saw, and I watched UFOs zoom over James's ranch:

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

There is plenty that sincere seekers can do to satisfy themselves that far more than meets the eye is happening. There is also a great deal of disinformation out there, valid information being distorted for various agendas, some of which are Godzilla's, and the sincere seekers have a tall task to get their arms around it all. My essay will be a kind of online textbook on how the world works. It will be light on the conspiracist and fringe stuff, because not much of that is really needed to understand how the world works (and most is born of scarcity, which will disappear with abundance), and can be a great distraction and time-waster. People are constantly trying to get me to look into the latest channelings, the latest UFO stuff, the fringe and New Age flavor of the day, Godzilla's latest antics, the latest hero trying to scale the ramparts, and so on, and none of it is really relevant to my work. I have spent many years diving into stuff like that, and almost none of it is really important for helping us turn the corner. We are on the edge of the abyss and need to focus on what is important, not get swept up into the million distractions that await.

Well, I did not even take a break from revising the American Empire essay, and have been working on my "lies" essay today:

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

I'll probably get it done this weekend. There is not much more on my list of essays to revise, which is a project that has been weighing on my mind for several years, so it feels good to get it done.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

OK, anecdote time again. Last year, I took a 9,000-mile Bucket List road trip, making 25 stops in 30 days, seeing people. I saw Dennis Lee on that trip, and also saw Dennis Leahy. Two people that I was planning to see died between the time I planned the trip and was able to see them, with me discovering the second death, after trying to reach him for weeks, the day that I left. That death was Ralph Hovnanian's, and I will update my Ralph quote page one day soon:

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

Among the Dennis visits, I also visited Mr. Professor's widow, at the end of an 800-mile day. On the way, I visited Mr. Professor's family farm, and also visited his grave.

Even though I got to see him in his heaven at his funeral:

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

and he sent me a vision to tell me that he was OK, his death devastated me and sent me into the dark phase of my midlife crisis. I looked forward to visiting his grave with some trepidation, expecting it to be emotionally heavy. Nobody ever blamed me for what happened to him, but that burden has been heavy on me for a quarter-century. As you can see in the attached picture, the weather was gray and my shoes got soaked as I looked for his grave. I once sat on my great, great grandfather’s headstone, in the middle of nowhere in Kansas, who died in the Dust Bowl, and tried to imagine his life.

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

As I walked up to Mr. Professor's grave and sat on his tombstone, suddenly an unexpected feeling of joy swept over me. It was the last thing that I thought I would feel, and I think it was him coming through, letting me know how happy he was to be involved with us, even if his life was wrecked and shortened. Since then, when I think of him, the feelings are lighter, and I think of that moment of unexpected joy, and think that that is how he wants me to feel when I think of him, and I am doing my best to.

Yesterday was the 4th of July celebration in the USA. I am a pretty heavy sleeper and go to bed early, so the fireworks last night did not bother me. I am not sure how many Americans really realize it, but all those fireworks are simulating warfare. And the War of 1812 is the war in particular that was in mind when the national anthem was penned:

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

We celebrate by simulating a war where we were the aggressor:

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

How American.

On my site, and my upcoming essay will be no exception, I write plenty about how the pioneers of science and medicine were crucified, while their breakthroughs were stolen by the establishment and turned into lucrative opportunities, while the pioneers are often still obscure even today:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/energy.htm#real

While it is certainly possible that my efforts will become obscure, as a "hero" such as Bill Gates brings FE to the world when the time is right, I kind of doubt it. My work is going to be too prominent to ignore, and regarding Dennis and Brian, my upcoming essay shows how their initial work is well-represented in the approach that I am taking. The whole open-source, "give FE away" ideas that are gaining strength in the FE community are only Dennis's ideas updated 40 years later. Dennis is the first person to advocate anything close to FE (Tesla aside), where he put equipment on people's homes for free, and they only paid what the equipment was proven to save until it was paid for:

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

While Brian's work was not quite as original, he helped pioneer the ideas of asteroid mining and space colonies:

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

and my essay will also take those ideas further, using FE and antigravity.

FE will be the most valuable technology ever invented:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/risk.htm#quadrillion

and if it is given away, it will break the entire capitalist paradigm in one fell swoop. The Fifth Epochal Event will then be here far faster than almost anybody could imagine, and we could clean up Earth and forestall the Sixth Mass Extinction in almost no time at all. But giving away the most lucrative technology in world history? I have not shared that idea with Dennis, but I think that he would recognize not only his early programs in it, but the brilliance of it is truly paradigm-busting. Now, finding people willing to sing the song of abundance and help bring something into being that would be given away…that is another reason why the people I seek are needles in haystacks. One of the biggest reasons why all FE efforts have failed is that the people involved were all trying to cash in. This is one of those examples where people need to be the change they want to see. Giving away the most lucrative technology in history seems insane to people mired in scarcity-based thinking, which is why they can't help this along. The people who make FE happen will understand abundance, and are going to make abundance happen.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Another one down:

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

My style back in the 1990s was to have more quotes, and I have been deciding to leave them in. My upcoming essay only has two large quotes:


After consolidating their ill-gotten positions, the elite can rule more gently. Sociologist Steven Spitzer stated:


“Pristine states, precisely because they lack legitimacy, must develop and impose harsh, crude, and highly visible forms of repressive sanctions; developed states, having successfully ‘re-invented’ consensus, can achieve social regulation through a combination of civil law and relatively mild forms of ‘calculated’ repression.”

Recently, Canadian Indians stated:


“Canada, the most affluent of countries, operates on a depletion economy which leaves destruction in its wake. Your people are driven by a terrible sense of deficiency. When the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe the air is sickening, you will realize, too late, that wealth is not in bank accounts and that you can’t eat money.”

I left in my big Zinn quote in my Columbus essay, in Zinn's honor:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm#zinn

Not too many essays to revise now. I don't know if I will get the courage to revise my way essay. We will see.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I edit my last essays that I plan to revise, I am also beginning to make the upcoming choir section of my site, including my forum. I just drafted the introduction to my choir page, below. We will see what it ends up looking like when I publish it.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

My idea for an abundance choir that can help catalyze the healing of humanity and the planet, primarily by assisting the manifestation of practical abundance via abundant and harmless energy production, was a long time in coming. My journey into alternative energy began in the 1970s, and in the 1980s I received my radicalization as I pursued the development of free energy technology. I barely survived the experience. During the 1990s, I studied why the world I encountered during my free energy adventures was radically different than the one that I was taught existed. In 1996-1997, I was briefly involved with pursuing free energy again and nearly went to prison for my trouble. I then performed the studies and writing that became my website, which was first completed in 2002.

Over the years, I traded notes with fellow travelers and confirmed my understanding that free energy and a world based on abundance was literally unimaginable for almost all humans, as scarcity is all that humanity has ever known. In 2003, I once again became involved in public activities relating to free energy, but that time only to help raise the public's awareness. That was the last time that I attempted to engage the masses regarding the free energy issue. I do not plan to try again, as today's mass awareness has only superficial understanding and is easily manipulated by the social managers. Also, with very few exceptions, free energy aspirants did not have the qualities necessary to attempt overcoming the organized suppression and humanity's inertia, as naïveté, greed, dishonesty, delusions of grandeur, and the like abounded.

I eventually realized that a critical missing ingredient for a successful free energy effort was an aware and engaged public. While very few in the free energy field had the necessary qualities, personal integrity above all else, to mount an attempt with a chance of success, there was also no viable support from the public. Without any support, the aspirant was on his own against organized suppression, which included a global effort with tremendous resources, and nobody ever stood a chance against that. Also, the "allies" of free energy aspirants have done more damage than the organized suppression has. The entire free energy field has been in a state of arrested development for longer than I have been alive, and it is time for a different approach.

As I walked my path and performed my studies, I slowly began to realize what was missing and what could be helpful, and my choir idea was born. My imagined choir will have several purposes, but building the choir will be the hard part. Choir aspirants first have to relinquish their indoctrination and conditioning into today's dominant ideologies, all of which assume economic scarcity. That insidious assumption prevents the achievement of an abundance-based awareness. Choir members will also have to achieve a comprehensive perspective of how the world really works; it has always run on energy and always will. When the role of energy is understood, and particularly the limits that have been imposed by energy scarcity, then the potential of abundant, harmlessly produced energy will become evident, including environmentally, economically, and socially. The choir will understand that something resembling heaven on Earth is possible with wisely implemented free energy technology. The choir's purpose is learning the song of abundance and singing it. But they will not be singing it to those in their daily lives. Almost nobody on Earth today has the ears to hear that song, but the Internet will give the choir a global reach, and people are scattered across the planet who have longed to hear that song for their entire lives, and they are my intended target audience. The choir will be about hitting the notes, first and foremost. For those with ears to hear it, they will eventually listen.

While it is about hitting the notes, it is also about the numbers. My goal for the choir is amassing about 5,000-to-7,000 people, and my goal is to eventually attract an audience of about 100,000. It will take hard work to hit the notes needed to join the choir, and while the audience that hears that choir may reach into the millions, those 100,000 will "do something" to directly help free energy manifest. Although free energy and related technologies have long existed on Earth, it may come down to those 100,000 people mounting an independent development effort. If so, the goal will be developing a production-ready free energy prototype that will be given away to humanity. The effort will be transparent, the technology will be open-source, and it will be given away. When that day comes, humanity will live in true abundance for the first time ever, and the world as we know it will end, but few will miss its passing, if anybody, as something resembling heaven on Earth will replace it.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is picture time. For the first time, I have lived in a house with hydrangeas in the yard, pic attached. I was hiking with my wife last week, and we hung out in a stream on my favorite local mountain. I had the best salmon berries of my life, from bushes at the stream's edge. Maybe the watery environment did it, but salmon berries are usually kind of sour, and are an early season berry. Those orange ones in that pic are the typical ripe berries, and they were very sweet, and there was also a variety that was deep purple, and they were as tasty as blackberries. I think I found the patch that I will return to over the years.

To my previous post, the standard way that people think of social change will not be what the choir does. What Dennis and Brian did, as they engaged John Q. Public and tried to get some kind of mass movement going, will not be my approach at all. Again, more than 99% of humanity will not want to hear my message. All they can see is their world coming to an end, and it scares them. They will not be talked into understanding abundance, but it will have to be shown them. The standard methods of so-called social change, where "warriors" get hammered as they encounter the masses or the "powerful," are not going to be used for amassing the choir, and will not be what the choir will do. It will be broadcast to the world, and those with ears to listen will come. They will dive in and not come up for air for months or years; only people who do that kind of deep work are going to be helpful. People who need to be cajoled, baited, and seduced into grappling with my material are not in my target audience, and they should not be the choir's, either. The choir will be about hitting the notes. It is about making the music, and those with ears to hear it will find it. It will not happen overnight, and it is about quality, not quantity.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Another essay revised:

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

and only a few more to go. As I revised that introductory essay, I once again dipped into a number of controversies. One was Global Warming, and once again, the scientific efforts that I respect continually derive new and alarming findings, such as how fast the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are melting, and a newly discovered dynamic is that melting from below the ocean's surface appears to be a major dynamic in the melting that was previously underestimated. I added this note to my upcoming essay as a result of snooping around:

See Eric Rignot, et al.'s "Acceleration of the contribution of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets to sea level rise", Geophysical Research Letters, volume 38, issue 5, March 16, 2011. See M. E. Weber, et al.'s "Millennial-scale variability in Antarctic ice-sheet discharge during the last deglaciation", Nature Letter, volume 510, issue 7503, June 5, 2014, pp. 134-138. See B. Wouters, et al.'s "Limits in detecting acceleration of ice sheet mass loss due to climate variability", Nature Geoscience Letter, published online July 14, 2013 for a cautionary paper on extrapolating trends. See Ian Joughin, et al.'s "Marine Ice Sheet Collapse Potentially Under Way for the Thwaites Glacier Basin, West Antarctica", Science, May 16, 2014, volume 344, number 6185, pp. 735-738. See M. Morlighem, et al.'s "Deeply incised submarine glacial valleys beneath the Greenland ice sheet", Nature Geoscience Letter, volume 41, issue 7, pp. 418-422. See J. Mouginot, et al.'s "Sustained increase in ice discharge from the Amundsen Sea Embayment, West Antarctica, from 1973 to 2013", Geophysical Research Letters, volume 41, issue 5, pp. 1576–1584, March 16, 2014.

Another controversy is the extinction of the Taino.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm#genocide

I have found the issue to be like the revival of American Indian tribes that were considered extinct. In the USA, the tribal revivals are literally being promoted by organized crime as a way to get a casino in operation, as corporate America drove the mob out of Las Vegas. I am not saying that I do not have great sympathy for what the Native Americans experienced at the hands of Europe:

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

but the tribal revivals are often the equivalent of finding an Indian in a gutter and putting him in a headdress so that the "tribe" can be revived so that the mob can put another casino into operation. The USA also likes the casino idea, as the tribes that do it essentially abdicate their sovereignty in the deal. The tribes then fight over the casino revenues. Some tribes have also been used by the Black Ops people, and I unfortunately have some personal experience with that phenomenon.

Even in 2014, the Pine Ridge reservation, where the Sioux live, which was the last Indian tribe to be subdued by the USA and went down fighting, is the poorest place in the USA, with a life expectancy thirty years shorter than the USA's general population. I do not know of anyplace else on Earth with that kind of disparity. The USA inflicted some stiff vengeance on those resisting Indians, which included imperial affronts such as Mount Rushmore carved into their sacred lands.

The so-called Taino revival is not about some intact surviving remnant of the original Taino, but more like some ethnic pride movement that seeks recognition and government funding, similar to tribal revivals in the USA. I have read the work of academics in the field, and in the first few sentences, they can betray their bias by misrepresenting early encounters between the Spaniards and the natives, and one example should suffice. During his first voyage, Columbus never received a hostile reception, with either the natives fleeing or giving the Spaniards a warm welcome, as they feverishly sought gold and captured the first natives they met:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm#first

The natives were naked and harmless, and when Columbus showed off his sword on the first day, the natives grabbed the sword by the blade and cut themselves, as they were so unacquainted with weaponry. Columbus demonstrated European firearms to the natives who helped and hosted him and his men, in order to scare them into submission. On the way back to Spain, the Spaniards made an example of some natives. They had the bow-and-arrow, as was common through the Caribbean, and Columbus had his men buy those weapons from the natives, and after selling some for trinkets, the natives tried to sell some rope instead, which the trigger-happy Spaniards interpreted to mean that the Indians were trying to capture them, and the Spaniards then attacked the natives, inflicting almost certainly fatal wounds, and the natives fled inland.

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/columbus.htm#arrows

One scholar who disputed the Taino extinction said that that incident demonstrated what fierce warriors the natives were. It demonstrated no such thing, and the scholar cited another example of the natives' military prowess, and just as convincingly. The entire Taino extinction/revival issue is heavily politicized. The natives of the Bahamas, where Columbus first made landfall, were quickly driven to extinction, and the only "debate" about the Taino extinction of Española is whether some survived in the mountains. Maybe some did, but it was only a few. The Taino were almost, if not completely, eradicated on the island where Europe first "settled" in the New World. I do not find the Taino survival claims, particularly on Española, to be very convincing, and the entire issue of reviving a people and culture that was eradicated is not helpful for healing the planet, IMO. The entire issue of ethnic pride and in-group cohesion is one of the greatest vectors of humanity and Earth's destruction.

I revised part of my "visions" part of my upcoming essay to read:


12. Numbers and measurement will still exist, but egocentric economics that focuses on money and self-interest to the exclusion of all else will disappear, as will anthropocentric economics, where ecosystem health is only seen in terms of how it can support human welfare. The economic view that will supersede those frameworks is what I call life-centric or soul-centric, and it measures and values the wellbeing of all life on Earth, not just human welfare. If humanity can see its in-group as being all of life on Earth, then humanity will have truly become a sentient species.


I have received numerous "ethnic pride" reactions to my work, whether they were white Americans, Spaniards, or Indians, where they defend their group. The choir, for instance, has to get far beyond all in-group notions. With FE and abundance, geographical isolation will end. That will spell the end of ethnic, racial, language, and cultural differences. It will not happen overnight, but humanity will quickly begin moving in that direction, and those who lament the passing of those difference are little different than those who reminisced about slavery and other obsolete institutions. It is time to look forward, not backward.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Another short essay knocked off:

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

Time to go hiking.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This is kind of an addendum to a previous post, I am nearly an eighth American Indian by genetics, but I consider myself a white person and was raised that way. I am enough Indian to have qualified for federal aid, but my grandparents would have never admitted to Indian blood, even though it was obvious with my grandmother. That aside, for a white guy, I have studied the Indians and their encounters with Europe probably more than just about anybody who is not an Indian or Indian specialist.

As I wrote about the Taino, they were easy prey for the Spanish, but that extended to all natives of the Western Hemisphere. All people are descended from the Universal People of 60,000 years ago or so:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post795942

and the biological differences are trifling, but the cultural differences were vast. Eurasian people had a 4,000 year lead in literacy on the Western Hemisphere, and the Europe that encountered the Western Hemisphere had the greatest energy technology in history to that time (the ocean-going sailing ship), and had technologies of violence that the Indians could not hope to compete with. Several years before Cortes conquered the Aztecs, Machiavelli wrote The Prince:

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

which became a kind of handbook for European statecraft. I have witnessed many fierce debates on the issue, but after many years of digesting the accounts, I have to conclude that the Europeans were so far "advanced" over the natives in the area of Machiavellian duplicity that the Europeans treated the Indians like rubes, and it nearly always worked. Indian plotting was like child's play compared to the European version, which had been honed for millennia. The Europeans were far more sophisticated, and the natives almost never figured it out before it was too late. I bring this up because I see it even today with Indian tribes in the USA today.

When I wrote about the black ops stuff on the reservations, if you subscribed to magazines such as Lies of Our Times or Covert Action Information Bulletin in the early 1990s:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/lies.htm#loot

you would have read plenty about a firm similar to Blackwater, Wackenhut (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wackenhut), running black ops out of Indian reservations in the desert of Southern California, and I had personal encounters with such operations, I am sorry to say. My informed speculation about that issue is that it is likely related to the quasi-sovereign status of the reservations. If you study work such as John Perkins's:

http://www.ahealedplanet.net/other.htm#neocolonialist

you know that covert action has largely been privatized. Every time Dennis was taken out, it was by government officials and agents provocateurs acting on behalf of private interests. Godzilla is a private entity, not governmental. Government personnel are just goons that Godzilla uses when convenient, and that includes the sitting American president.

So, I suspect that running some of those evil operations out of reservation land is a way to use the sovereign status as a shield from public scrutiny, and a legal loophole that can be used to provide cover for those operations, as plausible deniability and non-accountability are key goals of covert action. Again, that is speculation on my part, but the puzzle pieces that I have seen align pretty well with a scenario like that. Of course, the Indians end up getting screwed again in such operations.

During my days with Dennis, when Godzilla's psychopaths were sicced on us, I watched how easily they manipulated people, and I think I was seeing the 20th century version of what the Spanish did to the Indians. Their ships, violent ways, and unmatched treachery saw them easily conquer native civilizations. The greatest danger to Spaniards was other Spaniards, not Indians. Again, I have seen an Aztec specialist, for instance, try to read between the lines of the Spanish conquest and attribute Cortes's success to luck, as he somehow outmaneuvered the Indians. Hell, he outmaneuvered the Cuban governor who sent him there. That kind of analysis only works in blinkered isolation from how the Spanish conquered all Indian civilizations. They were far more accomplished in fraudulent negotiations and other tricks, and it certainly did not stop with the Spanish.

Poisoning the wine at a peace conference was an early instance of the English bag of tricks:

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

and George Washington crafted the strategy of defrauding the Indians with phony treaties, and it worked brilliantly:

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

The Europeans and their descendants kept playing the Indians like rubes to the very end, and even until today. Oh boy, is Europe's karma ever dark and heavy.

Best,

Wade

P.S. Pic from today's hike. The next pics should be of meadows.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Well, this essay is no longer so important:

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

because of this Avalon thread, but I just revised it. My list of essays to revise is getting pretty small now. I had been planning on the updates for several years, and this was a good time to bring the rest of my site into alignment with my upcoming essay. Many of the links in the revisions point to the unpublished essay, so they will not work for now, but will when the essay is published.

Time to go hiking.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Attached are from yesterday's hike here:

http://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/grand-park

The old man can still do ten-milers. My plan is to be able to do ten-milers into my 80s. One of my hiking buds was able to do that, because he took good care of himself. That has been my goal since my 20s, and we will see how it goes, but so far, so good. I have been living in Seattle since 1997, and I have to say that I have had my fair share of hiking for this lifetime. When I was in LA, chasing Dennis around the USA, and living in Ohio, I wondered if I would ever get my chance, and I am pleased to say that I got it. I have no plans to ever leave the Seattle area, so another thirty years of weekly hiking suits me just fine.

That is my sixth trip to Grand Park, and that was my earliest trip, and that carpet of yellow flowers reminded me of the Wizard of Oz. In a couple of weeks, it will be a carpet of purple and pink, as the lupin and Indian paintbrush will be in bloom. I hope to take my wife there then. She has never been there. Somebody has to do it!

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Snowflower]

One word in one of your posts popped out at me in neon lights: vegetarian. Couple that with the dementia of your mother and grandmother and I simply had to write. Please, please, please - buy the book, "Grain Brain," by David Perlmutter, and read it. I agree about preferring death to loss of self. By definition, a vegetarian diet must necessarily be high in carbohydrates and low in fat. This is a perfect setup for Alzheimer's, along with eating glyphosates from hidden sources (wheat, cane sugar) in addition to the known pollutants of GMO foods.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Sunflower:

I may put it on my list, but grain is nowhere near what the ideal human diet should be based on, and is a small part of my diet today. Unfortunately, when people think vegetarian, they think in terms of today's vegetarian diet under today's food supply practices. The paleo people do that, and I have tangled with them, unfortunately:

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

Under an FE-based economy, humanity's diet would look almost nothing like today's. My diet actually has too much fat in it, and my battles with my weight for the past fifteen years have demonstrated.

It looks like he is a paleo advocate, and if he advocates 75% fat, as this article states:

http://www.theatlantic.com/health/ar...gluten/282550/

that seems pretty wacky to me.

I will agree that increased meat-eating is part of the rise of humanity, but that was far from ideal. This vision will likely always sustain me:

https://projectavalon.net/forum4/show...l=1#post672748

I have watched the nutrition wars for many years now, and everybody has a theory about Alzheimer's, but I think it is just another organ failure, brought on by our "civilized" methods, and my mother and her mother never really exercised that organ much, and I am sure it had plenty to do with their dementia.

All that aside, I will put work like his in my stack, but I am very leery of the paleo people.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Rolling along, and another essay revised:

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

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade