This was interesting. Regarding tone of voice, I've noticed that many younger men, particularly those educated into the professional-managerial class, have adopted what I've come to think of as 'manager voice', which is this very soft-spoken, uptalky way of speaking that makes them all sound (to be blunt) kinda gay. I suspect this is intimately related to the passive-aggressive nature of competition in the feminized corporate world, although I've usually considered that to be effect rather than cause.
Related to this is another phenomenon I've taken to calling 'science communicator voice'. If you're not sure what I mean, check out pretty much any YouTube science video from an organization like NPR. It's this very infantilizing tone and cadence, as though their audience are composed of kidergarten students, where they sort of whisper in this exaggerated 'wow! Isn't this really NEAT!?' kind of way. Personally I find it incredibly off-putting.
Thanks, John. I know exactly what you're talking about with both of these "tone" phenomena.
For example, my husband's and my [former] dentist office (former because they refused to provide dental care to us because we do not wear face masks) is all female. My husband — God love him — got so exasperated by their pathetic parroting that he asked out loud in the front desk / waiting room area, "Are there any MEN who work here?"
I showed up for an eye exam appointment in September last year and was greeted by the "we're following all the CDC guidelines and so you have to wear a mask." I responded to this holier-than-thou attitude by asking, "Do you know that there are no laws underpinning those *guidelines* and thus you have no legal or lawful basis for refusing service to me?" The pontificator paused for several seconds and then said, "It's our medical policy." I told her that I had come to the office in June of 2020, at the height of the "scare" and no one said a word to me about my being bare-face. "Why did things change?" It was like she was reading a script: "We can't allow you to be in our facility without a face mask." The entire staff had stopped their work and were listening as I did my best to school her, but none of them uttered a peep. It was like being in an insane asylum.
As far as the "science communicator voice," I hear it frequently in videos and commercials, whether the speaker is hawking New (c)Age philosophy BS, some crap from NASA, or more garbage about the "climate crisis." It never ends with these cushy-job-keeping career clowns/elfs/fairies/unicorns/trannies/zombies.
The hard part is that so many people simply cannot think critically, and so the slithering of this multi-pronged agenda is like a sci-fi wildfire. Actually, the "crabs in a slowly boiling pot of water" is a great analogy: A couple of crabs sense what is happening and clamor to get out of the pot, but the other crabs try to pull them back in so as to quell their cognitive dissonance.
I love your theory, Kieron. I think it is spot-on. Taking it a step further, I believe it is the black magicians who manipulate the cosmic energies/frequencies/vibrations in order to stoke those human fears, obsessions, and so on, helping to manifest their control systems. You know how they love imagery as part of their toolkit of control!
"It’s not pretty, but Pluto is a bit like a plumber with many tools at his disposal to unblock subterranean pipes and get shit moving again."
LOL!
Given your description of Pluto, it is of great interest that the "authorities" recently — right before CovAin't — decided that it is not a planet. How convenient! Of course, they know exactly Pluto's significance, and would attempt to minimize its effects ON THEM while downplaying the effects because they are actually manipulating the frequencies!😡
I agree that the planetary alignments and movements create frequencies. It is my perspective that these "adjustment frequencies" are greatly amplified in folks who are *not* doing their inner work. Likewise, people who *are* doing the work are rewarded with being able to better move into and out of the wayward wizards' systems of control with less harm.
I used to explore astrology in my twenties and thirties but my focus changed during the next two decades. Thank you for reigniting my interest!
I have to say that you have put much thought into this. My ideas are that in raising a child of either sex we need the positive emotional assets of both men and women to properly raise a child. Men offer assets that most women do not have and vice versa. I find the same things true in life and relationships.
My Grandmother was a kind Christian woman who never said a bad word about anyone, even those who deserved it. Old fashioned in regard to the traditional roles of women in those days. She was not weak and projected her power by her love and selflessness.
Grandfather was a Construction worker all his life, very coarse, often times vulgar and a mans man. When he came home he was a gentleman, as to not disrespect Grandma.
That was my world in the formative years of my life in a very brief summation. So I am much a product of the best in both of them. My less admirable traits came from years spent with my parents.
Music has been a big part of my life. I love it all minus the real heavy metal and vulgar rap.
This may help you understand what I was thinking when reading your article. My mind wandered all over the place, that is what good writing does.
Bert, thank you for your thoughts. Your Grandmother sounds like my Grandpa's second wife, who he married after his first wife passed. Florence was a sweet Christian lady who had a lot of high-level skills: She could sew complex patterns into clothing (even underwear!), and her baking skills were top-notch. Too bad my Grandpa was pretty much an a-hole to everyone (his cruelty is likely why my biological grandmother got cancer and died at 58). All he wanted to do was fish, so obviously having children was just going through the motions to look like an upstanding man.
Anyway, I'm glad you got to spend so much time with your loving grandparents. As far as parents and children, it was Carl Jung who said, "Nothing is so great an influence in a person's life as the unlived life of their parents." That certainly is the case with me and my sister (and my husband, too). Some children just have it in them to bust the mold, resist the demands, and perhaps your "less admirable traits" were part of your individuation process.
I'm also glad that my writing inspires both memory and imagination in you!
Ron and I will be on the road again in July and August. It would be fun to meet up with you if we end up in your part of the country (you'll have to remind me which state you're in)!
It is always interesting to find out about others and comparing. I am doing Ancestry.com and being reminded of my families past, good and bad.We are just North of Kansas City, Missouri. We would love to have you as guests. We have room to accommodate travel trailers too.
Very interesting. I am going to have to give this another read through to really get it, I think, but the points on tone and careful use thereof are very well made.
As I wrote to you, by email, I love this piece, which contains so many things that need to be said—and said by a woman.
I think you are doing great playing this one solo, but just because I like it so much, and I said I would, and I need to comment on your site, just as you write me on mine, keeping things reciprocal, and balanced, let me try to chime in.
I love your grounding in nature, race, family, and sex, as I hear the voice of a woman who is comfortable with men.
I do not know if there are women who will benefit from your insight, but I believe there are gentle, well-meaning, and confused men who would do well to hear it.
If you ask me, the fight with the conspirators all comes down to natural vs. unnatural. Everything they promote is unnatural: incest, child molesting, trans-sexualism, trans-humanism, genetic engineering, weather modification, and so on. It’s completely unsustainable, although the liars use “sustainability” as a buzzword, so I have no doubt that, just as nothing lasts, it will not be long before Mother Nature sets things right through cataclysm as we enter the Sixth Great Extinction Period, while each of the previous five has killed between seventy-five percent (75%) and ninety-five percent (95%) of all species. It’s just like winter coming, on a geological scale, as our shit-throwing monkey species has lasted less than two percent (2.0%) of the time of the dinosaurs (Homo erectus) or less than one-fifth of one percent (0.2%) of the time of the dinosaurs (Homo sapiens)—depending how you look at the eyeblink of time we have occupied. I have absolute certainty, so I don’t need faith, that the Earth knows what it is doing and there will simply be an inch layer of plastic in the geological record one hundred million years from now, to show where humans have been, while the Earth, now more than four and a half billion (4,500,000,000) years old moves into the Age of Rodents, with saber-tooth rabbits, or the Age of Insects, with giant dragonflies, or whatever, the Rockies erode to look more like the Blue Ridge, and the Pleiades burn brightly out, while the Milky Way reappears across the sky.
As for right and wrong, my creed is stoic, so I act without regard to reward or punishment, and I can’t imagine doing anything else. Win or lose, it’s fight, fight, fight, taking out the trash, while I grow an organic heirloom garden, play with the dog, and see the wonders of nature everywhere I travel. I know I am doing the right thing, I never blame myself for the occasional misstep, and I know the system is taking care of itself while it guides the scum into their own company so they destroy each other.
In the words of Martha Stewart, “It’s a good thing.”
My experience in the Gurdjieff Work, like my work as a communications teacher, leads me to feel the value of awareness, consciousness, of our bodies, which are instruments, as you say, as we listen to our voices, as you say, and act roles, feeling not only our own natural centers and impulses, which we trust absolutely, but also the unnatural scum that attack us in hive mind, and in the world, so they are a constant bur under my saddle blanket.
I am happy to have things hard and strong, and I live in reality, not the false little-boy commercialist dream, of an easy life, which is nothing but a satanic lie, so I never look for what that old Russian spymaster, George Ivanovitch, called the Evil God of False Comfort.
In Meetings with Remarkable Men, Gurdjieff writes of a lady, Vitvitskaya, and her experiments with sound, which I can’t help but recall here, and I’m also reminded of the use of voice with dogs, as you correctly refer to the use of voice with children—not to mention voice and sound weapons show up in Frank Herbert’s Dune, and the enemy is constantly using subliminals, subsonic, supersonic, high-frequency, low-frequency, and so on, as we can also use tones, speed, rhythm, and so on to hypnotize each other for the good.
I don’t know much about the Schumann Resonance, but my understanding is that the enemy is deliberately tuning A to the wrong frequency to put us out of tune with the Earth, and this goes partly to the Rockefellers, the Nazis, and the radio, so perhaps I can learn something more from you, in this regard, if you don’t mind my being greedy, as you move into the second part of this article, if you don’t mind me tasking you….
Anyway, as my father would say, “If I had more time, I would have written less,” but I hope I have written something.
Timo, as always, your reply has me thinking about how the wayward wizards will undo themselves. Whether Earth has to step in with another Ragnarök or not during our lifetimes remains to be seen, but I agree that She *will eventually* step in again. It really is laughable that the CONs believe themselves more powerful than Divinity. Well, as Michael Tsarion has said, "Evil contains within itself the seeds of its own destruction." They are literally nothing without the true intelligence and power that they have and continue to steal from us. So yes, we must constantly fight, fight, fight against their advances, while mocking them. What a bunch of clowns!
P.S. I would have written sooner but Ron and I were traveling and stayed in a remote area of California with no cell service. We got to see wild donkeys at night, after basking in the sunshine of a huge canyon filled with wildflowers, chaparral, and waving grasses!
Ragnarök is the word, as I find Norse and Germanic mythology so beautiful.
I so enjoyed teaching this material to my students last semester, as I loved reading it as a boy, although I don't think I'll use the Prose Edda next time.
I hear Laxdæla Saga is really awesome, with strong women characters in the forefront, and I also enjoyed teaching the students material from the Nibelungenlied and Völsunga Saga in contradistinction to the treatment of this material by Richard Wagner and Snorri Sturluson---not to mention segments on Valkyries, the Vanir, and others.
Otherwise, I can't tell you how much it glads my heart to imagine you and your man in the beautiful scene you describe with the donkeys I love.
I have been taking long and brisk walks where I see beautiful bluebirds, swallows, and red-tail hawks particularly in the meadows next to Longwood Gardens, which contains one hundred thousand tulips, an amazing conservatory where I learn the names of flowers, and a stone tower carillon that places spooky music next to the rush of a man-made waterfall.
Other walks are along the Forbidden Trail in the park next to the Neo-Gothic castle where I teach, so I have recently seen many beautiful mallards not to mention little lavender moths and a larger lepidopteron I could not name, while I am tempted by lunch in the Valley Green Inn.
Interesting that you have taught Norse and Germanic mythology!
I want to visit the Longwood Gardens! So many gorgeous settings, and ALL THOSE FLOWERS and plants!
I would love to get all the way to the east coast on one of our summer roadtrips, but we're already pushing 45 days and that is a long time to be away from our lovely little home and all my students and food clients. We would have to do a second yearly roadtrip during which we focus not so much on visiting family (which is what we do on summer trips) but on getting to the east coast and exploring for a couple of weeks before heading back to California. Ron and I have to make the best of two worlds, Timo!
It is very possible that we will be on the I-70 West on our way home from Michigan, since we like to go through Colorado into the Glenwood Springs area before jumping on the I-15. I'll let you know as my trip planning comes together, but I think we'd be looking at mid-August. If it works out, Ron and I could do a little evening music concert for your family and friends. No rap or heavy metal!😉
Delighted to have found you! I love the quality of your maps, e.g. "We become the unthinking, callous beings that the psychopathic tyrants believe we are". And your lexicon, e.g. "wayward wizards".
I resonate with your awareness of the importance of tone. I love that I married a woman with a delightful voice. Sad that beautiful feminine voices are uncommon in our times, but not surprised, given that our people have endured poisoning for generations now.
I appreciate that you have a long time perspective. Not many are aware that "wayward wizards" have been victimizing us for millennia.
"...evildoers have taken the long approach to dumbing us down, decade by decade"
"Their studies and concomitant technology are intended to damage us in every way possible while they openly mock us as "stupid cattle." Agree completely. Agree about how their Tavistock engineers weaponized media and education against "the cattle", as they call us. I have not yet seen the evidence for the weaponization of EMFs in the 19teens, but would not be surprised. They have certainly weaponized EMFs by now, in any case.
I aspire to writing an article calling you to the attention of my readers. Well met, Sharine!
This was interesting. Regarding tone of voice, I've noticed that many younger men, particularly those educated into the professional-managerial class, have adopted what I've come to think of as 'manager voice', which is this very soft-spoken, uptalky way of speaking that makes them all sound (to be blunt) kinda gay. I suspect this is intimately related to the passive-aggressive nature of competition in the feminized corporate world, although I've usually considered that to be effect rather than cause.
Related to this is another phenomenon I've taken to calling 'science communicator voice'. If you're not sure what I mean, check out pretty much any YouTube science video from an organization like NPR. It's this very infantilizing tone and cadence, as though their audience are composed of kidergarten students, where they sort of whisper in this exaggerated 'wow! Isn't this really NEAT!?' kind of way. Personally I find it incredibly off-putting.
Thanks, John. I know exactly what you're talking about with both of these "tone" phenomena.
For example, my husband's and my [former] dentist office (former because they refused to provide dental care to us because we do not wear face masks) is all female. My husband — God love him — got so exasperated by their pathetic parroting that he asked out loud in the front desk / waiting room area, "Are there any MEN who work here?"
I showed up for an eye exam appointment in September last year and was greeted by the "we're following all the CDC guidelines and so you have to wear a mask." I responded to this holier-than-thou attitude by asking, "Do you know that there are no laws underpinning those *guidelines* and thus you have no legal or lawful basis for refusing service to me?" The pontificator paused for several seconds and then said, "It's our medical policy." I told her that I had come to the office in June of 2020, at the height of the "scare" and no one said a word to me about my being bare-face. "Why did things change?" It was like she was reading a script: "We can't allow you to be in our facility without a face mask." The entire staff had stopped their work and were listening as I did my best to school her, but none of them uttered a peep. It was like being in an insane asylum.
As far as the "science communicator voice," I hear it frequently in videos and commercials, whether the speaker is hawking New (c)Age philosophy BS, some crap from NASA, or more garbage about the "climate crisis." It never ends with these cushy-job-keeping career clowns/elfs/fairies/unicorns/trannies/zombies.
The hard part is that so many people simply cannot think critically, and so the slithering of this multi-pronged agenda is like a sci-fi wildfire. Actually, the "crabs in a slowly boiling pot of water" is a great analogy: A couple of crabs sense what is happening and clamor to get out of the pot, but the other crabs try to pull them back in so as to quell their cognitive dissonance.
I love your theory, Kieron. I think it is spot-on. Taking it a step further, I believe it is the black magicians who manipulate the cosmic energies/frequencies/vibrations in order to stoke those human fears, obsessions, and so on, helping to manifest their control systems. You know how they love imagery as part of their toolkit of control!
"It’s not pretty, but Pluto is a bit like a plumber with many tools at his disposal to unblock subterranean pipes and get shit moving again."
LOL!
Given your description of Pluto, it is of great interest that the "authorities" recently — right before CovAin't — decided that it is not a planet. How convenient! Of course, they know exactly Pluto's significance, and would attempt to minimize its effects ON THEM while downplaying the effects because they are actually manipulating the frequencies!😡
I agree that the planetary alignments and movements create frequencies. It is my perspective that these "adjustment frequencies" are greatly amplified in folks who are *not* doing their inner work. Likewise, people who *are* doing the work are rewarded with being able to better move into and out of the wayward wizards' systems of control with less harm.
I used to explore astrology in my twenties and thirties but my focus changed during the next two decades. Thank you for reigniting my interest!
Interesting read with much to digest. I will read again before commenting, as I know you worked hard on this and deserve a well thought out comment.
Thanks, Bert. I always love your comments. And, yes, it's a lot to digest, that is why I felt it so crucial to make it into two parts (at least!).
I have to say that you have put much thought into this. My ideas are that in raising a child of either sex we need the positive emotional assets of both men and women to properly raise a child. Men offer assets that most women do not have and vice versa. I find the same things true in life and relationships.
My Grandmother was a kind Christian woman who never said a bad word about anyone, even those who deserved it. Old fashioned in regard to the traditional roles of women in those days. She was not weak and projected her power by her love and selflessness.
Grandfather was a Construction worker all his life, very coarse, often times vulgar and a mans man. When he came home he was a gentleman, as to not disrespect Grandma.
That was my world in the formative years of my life in a very brief summation. So I am much a product of the best in both of them. My less admirable traits came from years spent with my parents.
Music has been a big part of my life. I love it all minus the real heavy metal and vulgar rap.
This may help you understand what I was thinking when reading your article. My mind wandered all over the place, that is what good writing does.
Bert, thank you for your thoughts. Your Grandmother sounds like my Grandpa's second wife, who he married after his first wife passed. Florence was a sweet Christian lady who had a lot of high-level skills: She could sew complex patterns into clothing (even underwear!), and her baking skills were top-notch. Too bad my Grandpa was pretty much an a-hole to everyone (his cruelty is likely why my biological grandmother got cancer and died at 58). All he wanted to do was fish, so obviously having children was just going through the motions to look like an upstanding man.
Anyway, I'm glad you got to spend so much time with your loving grandparents. As far as parents and children, it was Carl Jung who said, "Nothing is so great an influence in a person's life as the unlived life of their parents." That certainly is the case with me and my sister (and my husband, too). Some children just have it in them to bust the mold, resist the demands, and perhaps your "less admirable traits" were part of your individuation process.
I'm also glad that my writing inspires both memory and imagination in you!
Ron and I will be on the road again in July and August. It would be fun to meet up with you if we end up in your part of the country (you'll have to remind me which state you're in)!
It is always interesting to find out about others and comparing. I am doing Ancestry.com and being reminded of my families past, good and bad.We are just North of Kansas City, Missouri. We would love to have you as guests. We have room to accommodate travel trailers too.
Very interesting. I am going to have to give this another read through to really get it, I think, but the points on tone and careful use thereof are very well made.
Dear Shari—
As I wrote to you, by email, I love this piece, which contains so many things that need to be said—and said by a woman.
I think you are doing great playing this one solo, but just because I like it so much, and I said I would, and I need to comment on your site, just as you write me on mine, keeping things reciprocal, and balanced, let me try to chime in.
I love your grounding in nature, race, family, and sex, as I hear the voice of a woman who is comfortable with men.
I do not know if there are women who will benefit from your insight, but I believe there are gentle, well-meaning, and confused men who would do well to hear it.
If you ask me, the fight with the conspirators all comes down to natural vs. unnatural. Everything they promote is unnatural: incest, child molesting, trans-sexualism, trans-humanism, genetic engineering, weather modification, and so on. It’s completely unsustainable, although the liars use “sustainability” as a buzzword, so I have no doubt that, just as nothing lasts, it will not be long before Mother Nature sets things right through cataclysm as we enter the Sixth Great Extinction Period, while each of the previous five has killed between seventy-five percent (75%) and ninety-five percent (95%) of all species. It’s just like winter coming, on a geological scale, as our shit-throwing monkey species has lasted less than two percent (2.0%) of the time of the dinosaurs (Homo erectus) or less than one-fifth of one percent (0.2%) of the time of the dinosaurs (Homo sapiens)—depending how you look at the eyeblink of time we have occupied. I have absolute certainty, so I don’t need faith, that the Earth knows what it is doing and there will simply be an inch layer of plastic in the geological record one hundred million years from now, to show where humans have been, while the Earth, now more than four and a half billion (4,500,000,000) years old moves into the Age of Rodents, with saber-tooth rabbits, or the Age of Insects, with giant dragonflies, or whatever, the Rockies erode to look more like the Blue Ridge, and the Pleiades burn brightly out, while the Milky Way reappears across the sky.
As for right and wrong, my creed is stoic, so I act without regard to reward or punishment, and I can’t imagine doing anything else. Win or lose, it’s fight, fight, fight, taking out the trash, while I grow an organic heirloom garden, play with the dog, and see the wonders of nature everywhere I travel. I know I am doing the right thing, I never blame myself for the occasional misstep, and I know the system is taking care of itself while it guides the scum into their own company so they destroy each other.
In the words of Martha Stewart, “It’s a good thing.”
My experience in the Gurdjieff Work, like my work as a communications teacher, leads me to feel the value of awareness, consciousness, of our bodies, which are instruments, as you say, as we listen to our voices, as you say, and act roles, feeling not only our own natural centers and impulses, which we trust absolutely, but also the unnatural scum that attack us in hive mind, and in the world, so they are a constant bur under my saddle blanket.
I am happy to have things hard and strong, and I live in reality, not the false little-boy commercialist dream, of an easy life, which is nothing but a satanic lie, so I never look for what that old Russian spymaster, George Ivanovitch, called the Evil God of False Comfort.
In Meetings with Remarkable Men, Gurdjieff writes of a lady, Vitvitskaya, and her experiments with sound, which I can’t help but recall here, and I’m also reminded of the use of voice with dogs, as you correctly refer to the use of voice with children—not to mention voice and sound weapons show up in Frank Herbert’s Dune, and the enemy is constantly using subliminals, subsonic, supersonic, high-frequency, low-frequency, and so on, as we can also use tones, speed, rhythm, and so on to hypnotize each other for the good.
https://fightingmonarch.com/2021/03/11/how-to-fight-sound-weapons/
I don’t know much about the Schumann Resonance, but my understanding is that the enemy is deliberately tuning A to the wrong frequency to put us out of tune with the Earth, and this goes partly to the Rockefellers, the Nazis, and the radio, so perhaps I can learn something more from you, in this regard, if you don’t mind my being greedy, as you move into the second part of this article, if you don’t mind me tasking you….
Anyway, as my father would say, “If I had more time, I would have written less,” but I hope I have written something.
Let us always harmonize with each other.
Gotta go,
Tim
https://fightingmonarch.com/
Timo, as always, your reply has me thinking about how the wayward wizards will undo themselves. Whether Earth has to step in with another Ragnarök or not during our lifetimes remains to be seen, but I agree that She *will eventually* step in again. It really is laughable that the CONs believe themselves more powerful than Divinity. Well, as Michael Tsarion has said, "Evil contains within itself the seeds of its own destruction." They are literally nothing without the true intelligence and power that they have and continue to steal from us. So yes, we must constantly fight, fight, fight against their advances, while mocking them. What a bunch of clowns!
P.S. I would have written sooner but Ron and I were traveling and stayed in a remote area of California with no cell service. We got to see wild donkeys at night, after basking in the sunshine of a huge canyon filled with wildflowers, chaparral, and waving grasses!
Dear Shari--
Ragnarök is the word, as I find Norse and Germanic mythology so beautiful.
I so enjoyed teaching this material to my students last semester, as I loved reading it as a boy, although I don't think I'll use the Prose Edda next time.
I hear Laxdæla Saga is really awesome, with strong women characters in the forefront, and I also enjoyed teaching the students material from the Nibelungenlied and Völsunga Saga in contradistinction to the treatment of this material by Richard Wagner and Snorri Sturluson---not to mention segments on Valkyries, the Vanir, and others.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSuRJueqsQg
Otherwise, I can't tell you how much it glads my heart to imagine you and your man in the beautiful scene you describe with the donkeys I love.
I have been taking long and brisk walks where I see beautiful bluebirds, swallows, and red-tail hawks particularly in the meadows next to Longwood Gardens, which contains one hundred thousand tulips, an amazing conservatory where I learn the names of flowers, and a stone tower carillon that places spooky music next to the rush of a man-made waterfall.
https://longwoodgardens.org/view-all-gardens
Other walks are along the Forbidden Trail in the park next to the Neo-Gothic castle where I teach, so I have recently seen many beautiful mallards not to mention little lavender moths and a larger lepidopteron I could not name, while I am tempted by lunch in the Valley Green Inn.
https://www.visitphilly.com/things-to-do/food-drink/valley-green-inn/
Meanwhile yesterday I built and prepped my raised garden box in the community garden while woodpeckers hammered and doves cooed in the background.
Hail Nature!
Timo
Interesting that you have taught Norse and Germanic mythology!
I want to visit the Longwood Gardens! So many gorgeous settings, and ALL THOSE FLOWERS and plants!
I would love to get all the way to the east coast on one of our summer roadtrips, but we're already pushing 45 days and that is a long time to be away from our lovely little home and all my students and food clients. We would have to do a second yearly roadtrip during which we focus not so much on visiting family (which is what we do on summer trips) but on getting to the east coast and exploring for a couple of weeks before heading back to California. Ron and I have to make the best of two worlds, Timo!
Meanwhile, happy community gardening!
Well met! I celebrated finding you in https://heroesvsvillains.substack.com/p/meet-sharine-a-heroine . I hope more people find you. Though I'm not sure I'm glad to have learned about more about Lilith, ha ha.
Wow! Great read! Powerful stuff!
Thanks, Gary!
It is very possible that we will be on the I-70 West on our way home from Michigan, since we like to go through Colorado into the Glenwood Springs area before jumping on the I-15. I'll let you know as my trip planning comes together, but I think we'd be looking at mid-August. If it works out, Ron and I could do a little evening music concert for your family and friends. No rap or heavy metal!😉
Delighted to have found you! I love the quality of your maps, e.g. "We become the unthinking, callous beings that the psychopathic tyrants believe we are". And your lexicon, e.g. "wayward wizards".
I resonate with your awareness of the importance of tone. I love that I married a woman with a delightful voice. Sad that beautiful feminine voices are uncommon in our times, but not surprised, given that our people have endured poisoning for generations now.
I appreciate that you have a long time perspective. Not many are aware that "wayward wizards" have been victimizing us for millennia.
"...evildoers have taken the long approach to dumbing us down, decade by decade"
"Their studies and concomitant technology are intended to damage us in every way possible while they openly mock us as "stupid cattle." Agree completely. Agree about how their Tavistock engineers weaponized media and education against "the cattle", as they call us. I have not yet seen the evidence for the weaponization of EMFs in the 19teens, but would not be surprised. They have certainly weaponized EMFs by now, in any case.
I aspire to writing an article calling you to the attention of my readers. Well met, Sharine!
(Found you via John Carter & friends.)
Interesting song choice to share. I won't say why, but this song is very important to me.