Doug,

It is difficult to make a philosophical argument against what you have said.

But your above quote is most note worthy & deeply insightful. It may be the very magic to utilize, to create Our way out of this mess.

I think Jon offers these type writings for inspiration. Edgar Cayce said “you have to think it, before you do it.” Imagine if there was a woman lawyer who wanted to bring Justice to the US & wasn’t sure just how to go about it & “found” Jon’s essay “floating in the ether.” It could offer her a start from which she could formulate her beginning. I know this sounds all-too New Agey. But I hope We All remain hopeful. A happy spirit, even in the midst of darkness, is best suited to create remedy.

I have read all the responses to Jon’s “futuristic essay.” And all viewpoints are interesting & worthy of contemplation. Each person offers insight. It is this very eclectic nature of INPUT that again, with synthesis, that may offer a chance at remedy. Or at least, “the fun,” at the individual level, at attempting to try some mitigation against the power of Them.

We must understand, that the “pressure” that They focus at us, CAN be utilized, for our means. Energy is neutral, until initialized. Negative energy, directed toward you, CAN be flipped, it’s negativity reversed & its raw energy value, now utilized by you. It’s a psychic jujitsu, of-sorts. I know, I know, it sounds silly. You’ll have to do the research & experimentation. It CAN be done.

I offer this song for its eclectic nature. There are 4 sung portions.

Sanskrit Chant
Gregorian Chant (Isaiah’s prophecy)
Mongolian Long Song
Michael Cretu’s English song

MC (“Curly”) is a master at synthesis.

The Beauty of Gregorian chanting is the sung elongation & steady prolongation of the syllables.

Likewise, we too, must stretch ourselves in patience & steady endeavor, toward Goodness.

I have faith we can do it, no matter how many lifetimes it make take.

“But don’t forget
Who’s always our guide
It is the child in us”

~ MC

https://youtu.be/B1wUVExfkkM

One act of kindness
may not change
the whole world,
but it might
change the world
for one person.

~ Anonymous

He never pardoned Julian Assange, so I did not go out to vote.