Free Energy: Transition plans for Earth

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Robert:

What I am doing is a key part, maybe the key part, of any "transition plan," and I could write for days on the subject. My goal is FE and a healed planet, and I was a central player in some of the most auspicious attempts yet made, and was young enough to survive them. Dennis and Brian expected to be martyrs to a degree, and were, but I do not know what good ever came from being a martyr. In the FE field, heroes become martyrs, and I am trying the non-heroic approach. What I have done so far has cost me my life in many ways, but I am still alive to keep trying, while Brian and Mr. Professor had their lives wrecked and shortened by their pursuit of FE and planetary healing, and Dennis should be dead dozens of times over. Gung-ho newcomers will never understand until they get on that battlefield, and they rarely last for more than a few minutes.

For what I am attempting, people's hearts need to be in the right place, first, but they then need to learn how the world really works, not the fantasy version. The hero archetype is old, but is rooted in warfare and violence, and that is part of the problem, not the solution. So-called anarchists are trying to be heroes, fighting the "bad guys," and the victim-orientation of their perspective is their weakness, and the left and right are united in their victim-orientation. That is baked very deeply into human awareness, and the choir has to be comprised of people who got past that and attained enough enlightenment to think like creators instead of victims. That is far easier said than done, and I have to work on it every day myself.

Any effort that is Godzilla-centric is victim-oriented and doomed to failure. I respect the danger that they present to lone rangers and small efforts, and they have easily defeated mass movements, largely because the participants were primarily self-serving, and such people are easy to manipulate. If enough people can achieve enough heart-centered sentience, it literally will not matter what Godzilla does. People acting from their hearts, with sharply honed minds, will be unstoppable. But the means become the ends, and only people who understand that can make a dent. Otherwise, they only defeat themselves and take those around them down with them. Godzilla cannot be denied as existing, and neither can he be the focus of any effort. Again, the problem has almost entirely rested with those making the attempt, not the suppressors. A blind and apathetic public is the biggest problem, by far, and will be no help in making FE happen, but that was the case for all Epochal Events, and I do not expect it to be different this time.

Time for chores.

Best,

Wade

[Kay]

Hello Wade

I have just spent several days "chewing on" your essay.
I have joined this forum so that I can join in this thread.

I admit to being scientifically illiterate so I found the first part heavy going, but as I progressed I began to understand the need to start at the beginning and see the whole picture.

Over the past few years I have started reading your thread a couple of time and ended up following links and getting bogged down. You are a very prolific writer Wade . When I recently saw that you had written this essay and put your ideas into one document I was determined to try again.

Despite what I thought I already knew I feel quite shell shocked.

I need to read it again, to follow the links which I consciously ignored the first time.

I just wanted to say to anyone who is listening that this essay is a very important document and will probably change your view of life on this planet and your priorities.

K

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Kay:

Thanks for reading, and it is good for me to hear from readers who have been "chewing." The point of my Avalon presence is so that I can interact with people like you, who want to discuss my work. There is plenty to discuss.

This thread is probably the one that you want to post to. If you want to discuss aspects of that big essay, here I am. Your questions will likely speak for many other readers, and helping people attain that paradigm shift is why I am here. I have heard from plenty of scientists, but it is important to hear from the scientifically illiterate, as that is the group that I most want to influence.

Best,

Wade