We're Gonna Need a Bigger Frame

And some frame-widening links

Did you think of the Truth is Like a Lion… quote (attributed to Augustine) when you saw above image? I did. (I imagine most of us have read or heard that quote more in the last two years than all years previously, combined.)

Truth does out - eventually - and we could say truth has been outed on many deceptions, though not everyone is up to date on those truth-jabs.

Perhaps we need a coordinated marketing campaign. “Get your truth-shot!” (As with the officially-sanctioned, endlessly-endorsed poison-jab, we may need to watch for adverse side-effects.)

What do you do in a world that’s gone mad, is clearly unwinding in real time and in ugly ways, and most of the people you know, don’t know or even want to know?

You do your best.

I didn’t know what this stack was going to be about when I started it 10 months ago. Not sure I know now. It was something to do, some attempt at participating; witnessing the upending of our civilization and in my own way, reframing what was happening to make sense of it all.

As if.

Normalcy bias is a powerful thing. Even when the chatter in the background is about the increasing likelihood of world-war or a take-over by the WHO of every single human being’s medical rights, it happens as you count the number of scoops for morning coffee, and wonder if put that old rug out for trash-day.

There are so many “just another day” aspects to the end of the world. (Or one version of it anyway.)

The evidence that our DoD partnered with Big Pharma to intentionally harm and kill citizens and service men and women is beyond question at this point. The evidence that our own FDA - entrusted with looking out for the citizens who pay for its existence - knew before the jabs arrived, that they were ineffective and dangerous but pushed them anyway - is clear. We can’t come to any other conclusion, but intentional harm and death by those we fund to protect us.

Democide and genocide - these are not comfortable words. Even when you know, there are still layers of resistance to peel back and cognitive dissonance to work through (a nice phrase for attempting to hold on to a world that is no longer holding).

If you haven’t yet seen whistleblower, Dr. Theresa Long’s - an army surgeon -recent presentation, I link it here. (It helps me to hear it from different angles, different voices as a way to continually check my desire (normalcy bias) to make it all less awful than it is.)

Our governments are in on this and they have silently declared war on humanity. Some of them know, some are being unwittingly used, most are compromised, and many I believe, are taken over by a force and highly technological spell or… ( you fill in the blank).

A recent interview Catherine Austin Fitts did with Whitney Webb on Webb’s book, One Nation Under Blackmail on the long-time crimes and governments associated with Jeffrey Epstein. Worth watching, I think.

The global structure attempting to take over the planet is built on a certain kind of energy, and organizing principals that most are unaware of and could not imagine, let alone condone or go along with. It’s fully anti-human. It’s sucking people in and attempting to genetically modify them away from their essence as human and hook them up into a synthetic-like system.

It wants to turn us into Cyborgs. For real.

Homo borg-genesis/borgiensis

These are sentences I never imagined I would write. Horrors I never thought I’d see.

Still - here comes the pivot - there is genuinely good news and silver linings to be found. Because, in the face of all this fear-mongering, war-igniting, jab-killing, child-sacrificing, false-flag psyoping insanity, most of us who know, are not only determined to carry on, more than that - much more than that - we are determined to stand up for humanity and free ourselves.

We want to see the truth of it, the impossible-to-wrap-your-head-around, no matter how bad it is, truth. We’ll get to the bottom of it, move past our comfort zones and drop old frames as needed.

Props to us.

We also want to live our lives and take pleasure in the small things; enjoy the autumn leaves, make really excellent nachos, and find cozy spots to read a book with a perfect cuppa. (Okay maybe that’s just my list.)

It’s stunning when you step back, isn’t it? Apparently - and who knew? - even in “end-times,” there’s a desire to find balance and also to find the good in the muckiest of muck.

So, while I’m sharing links of the “bad news” because we need to see what we’re dealing with - I’m also taking time to enjoy those autumn leaves. Yesterday in local woods, it rained yellow leaves as I walked the path. Glistening in sunlight, yellow leaves silently falling to the ground. So breathtaking in its simple beauty.

Moments of appreciation don’t dilute the perpetual desire to warn, to help, to maybe scream: “Hey, do you see that deadly cliff you’re heading towards?!” They don’t dull the anger that flares up in us, or remove the sadness that may weigh us down.

But they do help.

I was intending to write about faith, but this what came out.

Circling back to Augustine - he was credited with many things, including being the primary source behind Original Sin’s inclusion as a doctrine in the Catholic Church.

It’s a messed up doctrine IMO, but there it is. It basically says we’re born with sin, a stain, passed on through the generations via the mechanism of sex and reproduction - literally passed on through semen. (Augustine was an intellectual with an impressive mind and good intentions; this just goes to show what that combination can produce under the ‘right’ conditions.)

As Augustine saw it - there was nothing humans themselves could do about this unfortunate condition absent turning to God and praying for God’s grace. (Interestingly enough, the doctrine’s underpinnings, came in no small part, from his own struggle to control his erections and, discovering he could not, came to the conclusion that this was the result of being born in sin. Elaine Pagels recounts all this (I’m simplifying) in her memorable book, Adam Eve and the Serpent.)

He also based his doctrine, in part, on Paul’s writings, though Paul never said humans were born evil. Paul wrote that we were born into an evil world, (big distinction) a world that had been taken over by a negative spirit and we had a choice to either go with that world or turn away from it and follow Jesus’s teachings.

Anyway, Original Sin became a doctrine, became a thing and many believers, believed it. And because the Church deemed itself the mediator between man and God, it also meant its followers needed the Church (to access God) if they wanted any chance at salvation.

Good sales plan.

This evil spirit that Paul wrote about, had already invaded the world more than two thousand years ago. (And Paul is certainly not our only account - many others wrote about a similar presence, among them - Aurbindo who saw this entity as able to possess otherwise good people and make them behave demonically.)

Did that spirit or force Paul wrote about, eventually invade the Church? Did it hijack religious orders back then, as it has now in our secular institutions? How long have we been living with and under the spell of this presence? And how many times has it attempted a full take over of the planet? Something tells me this is not its first rodeo.

Here’s a recent David E Martin on the history of the Catholic Church and Illuminati which I found illuminating (couldn’t resist).

The lion of Truth is on the loose. It’s not just popping out of our previous framing, it’s going to bust the frame to smithereens.

I suspect we’ll need to get comfortable letting go of pretty much everything we thought we knew. The extremely positive - and easily overlooked - thing about that is, we are actually freeing ourselves from this false, manufactured reality, in the process.

Something better is coming. Much, much better.

I have faith in human goodness - when it’s not being hijacked by an agenda or a force - it’s just naturally, good. I see it all the time. Even in the sleepers. Despite the long-term presence behind our captured world and the relentless attacks, propaganda and gaslighting to keep it going, that goodness is still there.

Humans win.

(I guess this post was about faith after all.)

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