Creating Our Reality

I’m excited to share my first solo article here and it may be the most important to understand each other and ourselves. We cannot progress without an open mind and understanding the basis of our beliefs that are instilled in us at a very young age and most of us go our entire lives without questioning it.

We all have our own view, but have you ever asked yourself how you developed that view? Why is so much of society considered only one part or another and we don’t care to engage in civil discourse with those with different opinions? It seems like we are either Democrats or Republicans, conservatives or liberals. You’re either a feminist or not, but why can’t you be a general proponent of equal rights for all? You’re either pro-Israel or anti-semite based on mainstream views. Why can’t you be critical of a country’s conduct and still have respect for the religion? For most people these belief systems are not chosen but programmed into us from our parents, school, friends, media and the entertainment industry to divide and conquer us by separating us into categories.

Remember minister and author Robert Fulghum’s book “All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten”? Well it’s true. How many of us as kindergartners hated others because of their race, gender, or political view? We cared about playing and we were generally taught in school to be kind to others and apologize for mistakes. Somehow that all went unlearned by the time most of reach adulthood. But in order to truly learn and grow, we need to go back to that child-like age. We need to be open-minded and curious and ask questions. How can we seek change without knowledge? How can we obtain knowledge with a closed mind?

Inspired by Jennifer L. Pelton, Esq. , I am reminded of Michael Jackson’s song “Man in the Mirror” as I write:

“I’m starting with the man in the mirror [...]
I’m asking him to change his ways (oh, you better change)
No message could have been any clearer
If you wanna make the world a better place
Take a look at yourself and then make the change
You gotta get it right while you got the time
‘Cause when you close your heart (you can’t)
Then you close your [...] mind [...]
[...and I’m gonna make a change”!

I encourage you to do the same. Did you ever stop to think this is what government wants - that these divisions are really designed to create chaos so we cannot assemble together on common grounds - so we cannot work to improve ourselves, make the world a better place, and create positive change?

My planned future topics for articles will include 1) the school system
2) the financial system
3) the medical system
4) the media, Hollywood and propaganda
5) intelligence agencies and their involvement in creating our reality
6) secret societies and their role in all of this
7) false flags, division, problem reaction solution and other manipulation techniques
8) NGO’s, philanthropy and how they are used by the elitists.

Then I will also discuss events such as:

1) WW1
2) Pearl Harbor
3) The Vietnam war
4) feminism
5) the welfare state
6) the civil rights movement
7) “climate change”
8) “overpopulation”
9) 9/11
10) COVID
and much more! And how these issues have led us to the world we have now.

Because I am starting with “the man in the mirror” and want to learn what matters to you, feel free to share your input below on what areas of interest you would be interested in for discussion. I also look forward to your questions, comments, whether positive or negative. We learn by exchanging our ideas with each other. As Michael Jackson sung in “Man in the Mirror” “Cause when you close your heart [... then you close your [...] mind [...]”. And my goal is to make a positive change and inspire you to do the same.