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  • Aliens, Predators and the Future of Humanity

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    Aliens, Predators and the Future of Humanity

    ‘The ultimate tyranny in a society is not control by martial law. It is control by the psychological manipulation of consciousness, through which reality is defined so that those who exist within it do not even realize that they are in prison. They do not even realize that there is something outside of where they exist.’
    –Barbara Marciniak

    Mankind was meant to be free. But it hasn’t been for millennia.

    And that was exactly the plan of those who hijacked our reality and sought to enslave us.

    They came from another world or dimension. And ‘they’ are a flawed creation.

    They may be intelligent and technologically advanced. But just like their flawed creator, they lack the Divine spark that lies within us. And so, they have no creativity, empathy, or wisdom.

    They only understand power, hierarchy, control and domination.

    But while they hold us in contempt, they still envy what they see in us, because they know they can never have it.

    They also fear the true power that lies dormant within us–the power that makes us ungovernable–which we can access when we are fully connected to the frequency of our Prime Creator.

    They have brought to bear everything that their un-evolved consciousness could conjure in order to deceive, control and manipulate us into being their willing slaves.

    They have used everything: religion; education; the news media; every form of entertainment; and anything else that shapes human perception, to deceive and distract us, and keep us in a far less evolved state than is possible for us.

    All, so we would continue to serve them in our ignorance.

    But their master stroke was to give us their own flawed mind: the ego.

    Through this, most of humanity has been controlled and manipulated en-masse, and kept in a constant state of low vibration.

    The ego has also made it possible for them to infect us with the cause of their own greatest suffering: fear–constant, never ending fear.

    And boy has it worked!

    Looking at the world around us today, we see that ‘they’ have all but succeeded.

    Humanity is dumbed down to levels that would never have been thought possible.

    Most are sleepwalking through lives that they think are of their choosing.

    They are unable to see that their choices are illusory, or that the lives of conformity and consumption which they have ‘chosen’ for themselves have been scripted by social engineers and marketing experts.

    And humanity is divided along every conceivable line: national, ethnic, gender, religion, political, sexual preference, social and economic class, just to name a few.

    Meanwhile, unelected tyrants control events from the shadows, while the ignorant masses kill each other over which set of traitors ‘chosen’ (another illusion) to represent them are ‘better.’

    In every nation, corrupt governments steal the time, labour, freedom and wealth of its people and give it over to their hidden masters.

    Ridiculously wealthy global mega corporations that profit from the people of a country pay next to nothing in taxes, while the people themselves are taxed to within an inch of their lives.

    As for the future, we are promised even more taxes; more surveillance; more restrictions on personal freedoms; the complete destruction of the family unit–with the state raising the few children that we will be able to produce, and losing free will altogether, thanks to microchips implanted in our brains.

    But the people stubbornly continue to believe that a change will come with the next election.

    We now live in a world where food is poison; education is indoctrination; and war and disease is big business–a world where human suffering is created by design to feed a parasitical deity and its minions.

    You’d think that people would have figured things out by now. But looking at this world, you’d be forgiven for thinking that most don’t seem to have even noticed!

    For most, it’s business as usual: Continue to serve your oppressor and continue feeding the machine that has been built to destroy you, while violently attacking anyone who dares to suggest that this is what is happening.

    But maybe this isn’t you. And maybe, like me, you’ve wondered if there’s a way out of this.

    It turns out there is, and it’s based on peaceful non-cooperation.

    It involves just two simple steps:

    1. Not feeding the oppressor
    2. Raising your own vibration

    No protests. No violence. No trying to ‘wake’ anybody up.

    Just you making small changes in your life, while quietly going about your business.

    The Maharishi Effect demonstrated that if only the square root of 1% of a population changed, then that effect would trickle down to the entire population.

    Similarly, it has been said that we live in a holographic universe, and with a hologram, the part contains the whole. So, could it be that when you change the part (you), you can also change the whole?

    It’s time to find out.

    Either way, there’s a chance that by doing our own inner work, we can not only help ourselves, but society as a whole.

    I look forward to sharing some ideas on how to do what I’ve referred to at 1. and 2. above in future posts.

    But for now, please remember that there is hope and there is something entirely within your control that you can do to change things for the better.

    I will close this post with another quote from Barbara Marciniak:

    ‘Everything changes when you start to emit your own frequency rather than absorbing the frequencies around you, when you start imprinting your intent on the universe rather than receiving an imprint from existence.’

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  • Bill Bray: The Guardian Angel Who Watched Over Michael Jackson

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    Bill Bray: The Guardian Angel Who Watched Over Michael Jackson

    I watched the Michal Jackson movie last weekend.

    I’ve always liked Michael Jackson. In fact, I was such a fan that the very first piece of music I ever bought was a tape with music from his Victory Tour with the Jacksons.

    His talent for music, dance and choreography were stellar and beyond comparison, and that alone made him special in my eyes.

    But his kindness and compassion put him in a different league altogether.

    He was not just a brilliant artist and entertainer. He was a gift to humanity.

    I was just a kid when ‘We Are the World’ came out, but the song and the message behind it will stay with me forever.

    Add to this the meaning behind the lyrics to some of his songs such as ‘Man in the Mirror,’ ‘Heal the World’ and ‘Earth Song,’ and you quickly understand why he meant so much to so many throughout the world.

    It was plain to see that he cared very deeply for our planet, its people and for all the creatures that lived on it.

    So for me, watching the movie was a treat, as it reminded me of the wonderful person that he was.

    But what stood out for me in this movie wasn’t Michael Jackson at all.

    It wasn’t even the actors, or the wonderful job that the creators of the movie had done.

    It was something totally unexpected. It was someone that I didn’t even know about. And that person was Bill Bray, the man who had been Michael’s bodyguard since Michael was a child.

    When I left the cinema, the dominant thoughts on my mind were about Bill Bray: how decent a human being he was and how kind and supportive he had been to Michael.

    So I had to look him up when I got home.

    But there wasn’t much about him.

    There were some write ups (linked below) and even a few videos featuring images of Bill put up by other people, but there was nothing in the nature of what you’d expect: no ‘tell all’ biography, no magazine photoshoot, and not even one single interview!

    A man who had known Michael since he was a child, travelled the world with him and seen every aspect of Michael’s life for decades…nothing!

    But what I did see, only confirmed what I’d already learned: when the whole world was ready to either profit from Michael or tear him down, Bill was always there to do the opposite.

    A quiet and stabilising presence, he was someone who never wanted to take but was there to give: to watch over Michael, keep him safe and be a father to him.

    And what a beautiful thing that is!

    I am so very grateful to that movie, and to the people who created it, for introducing me to the wonderful human being called Bill Bray.

    Thank you so much Bill for being there for Michael and for being a shining example of what it means to be a decent human.

    Michael is the undisputed King of Pop, but you Sir, have won a special place in my heart reserved for absolute legends.

    I hope that you’re both together again, in heaven.

    P.S. This video on Youtube contains lots of photos that show the closeness and the connection these two people shared:

    Michael Jackson and Bill Bray his friend and head of security for 20 years

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  • A Need to Give Love

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    A Need to Give Love

    Every human wants to be loved. And pretty much every human knows this.

    But what most don’t know (and I didn’t either, until recently) is that we humans have an equal need to give love.

    We may not be aware of this at a conscious level. But it’s still there.

    And when we act on this need and feed it, by giving love, attention and care, it strengthens us, as much as it does those who receive it.

    This is because giving love energises us. And it gives us purpose.

    Our egos may try to hide this truth from us. And we may live in a world that encourages living from the ego.

    But we’re still children of the Light, and it is in our nature to love.

    And so, giving love is a basic human need. Just like breathing.

    But unlike breathing, when we give love, everyone benefits!

    Take this example:

    Animal Programme at Allendale Prison

    Officials at Allendale Prison in South Carolina thought of offering inmates the opportunity of adopting cats and dogs from nearby shelters.

    These were animals that were otherwise going to be ‘put to sleep’.

    They called it the ‘MeowMates MuttMates Programme.’ : )

    Some people worried that the inmates (many of whom were violent offenders) would treat these animals cruelly, or even harm them.

    But to everyone’s surprise, the opposite happened!

    The big, hairy, and even scary, men became proud and affectionate pet fathers!

    They are reported as beaming with pride about their pets and their roles as carers for these pets.

    One man describes how having to care for another being and having it rely on him created a shift within that changed the way he thought, unlike anything else had done before.

    He goes on to say:

    ‘I’ve been incarcerate since I was 17 years old in environments where the only thing I needed to look out for is self.

    So to put everything I wanted to a side and say I have to focus on this four ounce kitten…it melts a lot of the selfishness out of guys.’

    And as another inmate makes clear, saving the lives of these animals gave many of these men a second chance, and helped to save their own lives from being wasted through a lack of purpose.

    Let’s Make Love Cool Again!

    As I’ve written before on this blog, love is much more than romance or affection.

    It encompasses many other positive states and feelings including passion, enthusiasm and care.

    Love makes us strong and it truly is our superpower, and giving love is the key to unleashing its power.

    So if you’re reading this, please help to make love and kindness cool again.

    It’s what our world needs most right now.

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  • How to Be Consistent

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    How to Be Consistent

    We’ve all heard famous sayings and aphorisms such as: ‘Consistency beats talent,’ and ‘Consistency beats motivation.’

    And so, we come to understand that consistency is key to changing our habits and creating more of what we want in life.

    But most people get stuck in creating positive change because they can’t be consistent.

    I know, because I was one of those people.

    And although I still struggle with some things, I’ve done so much better at many things since I learned this secret:

    Being consistent is a mind thing.

    And so, we have to focus our efforts on training the mind at first. Only then should we shift our focus onto ramping up the intensity of the activity involved.

    So, if I wanted to become a runner, it’s more important in the beginning for me to just get out and run regularly, than it is to try and run as far as possible, in the shortest possible time.

    All of that can come later, once I’ve been running regulalry for some time. (This is why smart people say, ‘Consistency over intensity.’)

    But most often, we get far too involved in the thing we’re trying to do or change, and we totally miss out on training the mind.

    And so we fail, and get caught in a cycle of repeatedly starting out but not being able to sustain any positive changes.

    The Self-Image Rules Our Behaviour and Our Results

    As Dr. Maxwell Maltz so beautifully points out in his amazing book, Psychocybernetics:

    ‘The self-image is the key to human personality and human behaviour. Change the self image and you change the personality and the behaviour.’

    Dr. Maltz explains that we’re all working with a self-image that’s rooted in our subconscious mind.

    And try as we might, we will not succeed in doing anything that is inconsistent with our self-image.

    So, we have to change our self-image before we can move any closer towards our goals.

    Changing the Self-Image

    Dr. Maltz’s prescription for changing the self-image involves numerous techniques that aim to re-program the subconscious mind.

    More or less all of these are aimed at letting the mind experience success in whatever it is that we want to accomplish. It includes techniques such as visualising ourselves living the end result, while in a state of deep relaxation (self-hypnosis).

    I won’t go into too much detail here, but I would encourage anyone to pick up his book as it is full of useful ideas and information.

    But going back to my own experience, I use these simple techniques to help myself:

    First Train the Mind

    Although there’s usually some action or goal that involves action or effort, I minimise how hard I go on that.

    I focus on just building the (mental) habit first.

    I train myself to show up regularly and consistently and make that the main goal, at first.

    This helps me to shift my self-identity.

    It helps me to go from seeing myself as someone who ‘doesn’t do’, ‘can’t do’ and ‘struggles to do,’ to someone who ‘does.’

    The rule of thumb I use to help myself is ‘little but often.’

    So for example, when it came to exercising consistently, I would run very short distances at first. But I would run daily.

    Preparation Creates Success

    Knowing what I now know, I do everything I can to help myself do the thing when it’s time by doing everything I can do ahead of time to prepare.

    When it came to running, I would have my clothes ready the night before.

    I would even have my food ready for when I completed my run, so I didn’t have to prepare meals when I was tired. I could just relax and enjoy healthy food as a reward for my run.

    Same Time, Every Day

    Being consistent with timing helps in two ways: it helps to train the mind through repetition, and also it helps by taking any uncertainty and guesswork out of when and whether you’re going to take the necessary action.

    Summary

    To summarise:

    Consistency is the key to making positive changes in our lives.

    In order to be consistent, we have to train our minds and shift our self-image.

    The easiest way to do this is to repeatedly show ourselves that we can do whatever it is we want to do.

    We do that by taking small, baby steps, regularly.

    And preparing everything we need ahead of time, plus getting into a routine will help us do this easily.

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  • It’s Not Age! It’s Lifestyle.

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    It’s Not Age! It’s Lifestyle.

    ‘The greatest wealth is health.’
    ––Virgil

    I no longer own a car. But many years ago, I did own a vehicle.

    It was a Toyota Land Cruiser BJ40 that looked a lot like the one pictured above.

    It was the most beautiful thing with a 3.2 litre diesel engine and four wheel drive!

    Made in the 1970’s, it was already well over 20 years when I got it.

    Aside from a few issues here and there, it ran really well and more than lived up to the level of reliability that Toyotas are famous for.

    But though it was tough and reliable, I had to service it regularly.

    This meant changing the filters, changing the oil, cleaning and lubricating the joints and so on.

    I wasn’t too fussed about washing or polishing it. But I serviced it religiously, and so, it ran well for all the time I owned it.

    Its age was never an issue.

    And so it is with the human body. We need movement. We need rest. We need the right nutrition. And we need moderation (and sometimes abstinence) with food and drink to stay healthy and running reliably.

    Thankfully, I understood this early on in life, and have not had any major health issues to date.

    But so many people I know and love are sick, on medications, and unable to enjoy a quality of life that they would like.

    Sadly, some have even passed away at a relatively young age.

    And to all of this, people say, ‘It’s age…’

    The same people that take such good care of their cars (even washing and polishing them to a strict schedule), think nothing of abusing their bodies by habitually over indulging in rich foods and alcohol, and doing next to nothing in terms of exercise and movement.

    When they inevitably suffer the ill-effects of this unbalanced lifestyle, they conveniently blame their age.

    So I am writing this to remind you, that it’s not your age.

    It’s your unhealthy lifestyle!

    And whatever pain and suffering you’re going through, chances are that you can change, or reverse it by changing your lifestyle.

    And you can start helping yourself right now.

    Yes, you can come at me with all the examples of the lucky few who were outliers and exceptions (‘My uncle who lived to be a 102 smoked and drank since he was 15 and had bacon and eggs for breakfast everyday.’).

    But we both know, that for most of us, the law of cause and effect is both fair and unforgiving.

    What we put into anything is what we get out of it.

    Living to be old is a privilege in itself. But living to be old in a body that is healthy is blessing that nothing else can match.

    But as always, there’s a price to pay. That price is self-care and moderation.

    So please stop echoing the lie that it’s all about age, when it’s mostly about lifestyle.

    Claim the good health and happiness that can be yours, now.

    You know I love you. But some times, we all need some tough love, and this is what I’m doing right now.

    And this short video (below) on Instagram was my inspiration for writing this post. So please watch it and hopefully, you will see what is possible and feel inspired too!

    I would like to close this post with the traditional greeting of those who share my mother tongue:

    ‘Ayubowan’ (I wish you a long and healthy life).

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