180 Degrees: Unlearn The Lies You've Been Taught To Believe

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Sure, you can expose some of the lies but if none of that exposure changes the status quo, then it may just be part of a sanctioned release and/or ‘revelation of method’. No worries, you are in good company - bank auditors and highly trained economists are clueless as well! That observation doesn’t negate working in collaboration with others, just that I prefer, if possible, not to be beholden to anyone else. The majority of people in the truth community still seem to be unaware of the deeply spiritual aspects to this battle. I think one of the secrets is to stand in your truth - without feeling the need to ram it down other people’s throats (which as it happens, doesn’t work and is actually counter-productive).

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Finally, I would also go and check whether you have any negative entity attachments (see Marzinsky, Chapter 14).

Once you understand the system wants you angry and is milking that energy, one of the most effective strategies is to remain calm and centred regardless of what is happening around you. Chapter 8 because of tying together what possibly looks like a disparate set of information on the surface (ancient history, the pyramids, evolution, rationalism vs spirituality, hybridisation, Freemasonry and religion). Prior to that, I had just been too busy - working 14 hour days whilst also completing a masters degree from TIAS business school in the Netherlands.

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After a group of people, who meet online, discover a bizarre graphic novel which seems to hold mysterious answers, they find themselves being tracked down by a merciless organisation known merely as ‘The Network’. It was a valuable “conservation” for me, and I am sure that it will be for many people, now and into the future.

That said, I think I’ve been pretty good at nurturing deep friendships over decades but there is nothing like the truth (and other people’s behaviour when faced with that truth) to throw a spanner in the works. Well, if you are running a scam, such as a Ponzi scheme, it’s best not to tell people how it works in case they become infuriated and don’t want to play your game anymore. Do you see this as an inevitable phase, and what strategies can help individuals transition out of it? But that doesn’t mean you stop doing the right thing, You may never know what results come from your action. There are plenty of signposts and sources to follow up on should the reader be interested in any particular section.