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I have always avoided organizations, communities and committees of any kind. Mostly I found them stupefying. I also realized later in life that anyone who tries to make the world a better place for "humanity" is a danger to it. Unfortunately the ideas of the "greater good" won't die, and they are responsible for all historic and current genocides. You are absolutely correct that this is used for gaining positions of advantage, and using other people as useful altruistic idiots. I am sick of everyone pushing "be kind" nonsense on the kids and in general. One should not be kind by default, it's a disadvantaged position. One should be honest and fair.

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You’re not very fair to the “Nanobot Cult”!

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Well said. It may be the undoing of our world and the series of personalities that get undone in the process, is the embedded gift in such a time. Every individual has an opportunity to deepen into themselves and decide what they think, and how their actions should support those decisions. The model of external authority we've all been programmed with, is going away. And this is necessary and good - if uncomfortable.

I gave up on Malone fairly early and it came down to how my body felt listening to him. A clear "no". Over time evidence came out about him to support that. But honestly I didn't even care anymore.

Thanks. Best.

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Same! I read his SS early on and felt yucky after awhile and put my attention elsewhere. All his stories about himself were getting nauseating.

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Agree. He's a bore.

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That which we attend, grows. I'm becoming more and more selective in where (and on whom) I place my attention.

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A great article with some beautiful insights. It's the art of being self referral that will ultimately defeat the chaos at the surface, relative level of our existence. It's like being anchored in the absolute, unchanging basis of our existence as the backdrop to the drama of our daily life. Once you're aware it's there it's kind of like the feeling that 'mother is at home'. The child plays safely in the knowledge that his mother is close by.

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I wish it was as simple as acting from a wise and peaceful place. But people change. They change with new information, whether it is true or false, they change if their life circumstances change, and they can change for a dozen or more reasons. What I’m trying to say I guess, is that the mob is fickle. One person’s terrorist is another’s freedom fighter and all that. Especially that the modus operandi of whomever is in control of this shit show is free falling chaos. So it’s easy to see why allegiances change as quick as the wind. I was in the Malone camp, but drifted off in about 2021 when I started to “hear things,” especially regarding his part in the development of mRNA technology. The debacle with the Breggins finished me off. Anyway, thank you for such a well written and thought provoking article.

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I agree, the mob is fickle. Everything is fickle, that's the unpredictabil nature of life itself. Our own minds are possibly the most fickle thing of them all. There is only one thing that isn't fickle and that is exactly that space of pure awareness. It is the one consistant background against which all fickle changes come and go and it stays completely unaffected by them. Like the movie screen stays unaffected by any movie playing on it. Therefore, if you find that place within yourself it is exactly as easy as that. Problems won't get solved, problems stop being problems.

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Without allowing unpaid comments on his substack he nearly guarantees only his fans will comment. His comments then become the equivalent of a FB feed where everything only furthers to enhance your bias. Trolls apart, a true freedom fighter would not seek to silence differing opinions

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Absolutely, that’s why I so often speak out against pay walls and limiting access. It is a form of censorship as well, which is ironic when done by people fighting for free speech. And it creates the perfect echo chamber for the narcissist’s need for admiration. Information regarding how to set people free from illusion should never be turned into a “commodity” to make money. That’s a crime.

Have paid subscribers, by all means. But never exclude people that can’t or don’t want to pay for information about freedom. A so-called “freedom fighter” doing this, is the biggest hypocrite of them all.

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Great insights and conclusion

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“Care as much as you want - one on one. There is no shortage of people in need of help in your street or community. We don’t have to be clever and ideological about it.

I know this is a seemingly extreme position, and society is doing the opposite of what I suggest - all the time. Everyone feels entitled to intervene in everyone else’s business and tell people what to do or not do. Half of the population wants to lead the other half.

I think that is one of the main reasons why our societies and the planet are in such a fucking mess:

Ego’s fucking each other over all the time and not even realizing it.”

These are powerful insights. This is why Jesus of Nazareth was such a cool dude. He helped people but asked for nothing. Didn’t aspire to lead. And as the voluntary converts grew, rather than trade those congregants (by making some modest, verbal “adjustments” to gain political power or wealth), he remained authentic and was rewarded with betrayal, torture, and murder. No “tax the rich” ads on his burlap sack as his success tempted him to frolic with the powerful. This is very hard to do. We all have basic, lower level, Maslow Hierarchical needs. And, of course, egos. But the Jesus story is all about a Divinely powerful man, traveling the desert in nondescript clothes, helping people. No fanfare, just selfless giving. This is the way. There is no material reward at the end. Just peace of mind.

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I don't think you need a whistleblower to figure out what game Malone is playing. You just need careful observation of what he's done or said in an overall context to figure it out.

He's very careful to not say certain things despite him being an "expert" on the field. One has to wonder why... But it's enough to predict what he will support or not support and why he goes after certain people specifically for speaking out about certain things. He has both a reputation to maintain and a set of ideas he cannot allow those who follow him to think about. Thus he must either ridicule or marginalize those people and those ideas.

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There are so many levels of controlled opposition now I don’t know if anyone is capable of truth.

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Gee, I hated his guts from day 1...wtfu

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” I always immediately dismiss the spirituality of people who say, “I am a Christian” or “I am a Muslim” as fake.”

Just saying ”I’m a... [religion/politics/...anything】does not mean being a fanatic or a sheep following the flock. It may be just informative about the background . If it comes to values and ideas, this should be answered by : ”what does it mean for you to be a ”...” ? Which values or ideas are the most important for you ? And what do you actually do to put these values into practice ?”

Then only we can decide if someone ”deserve” to be disqualified...

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Thank you for your comment. Point taken.

To clarify, if people use the Bible and the teachings of Jesus as guidance for their own spiritual work, I think that is great. Jesus was a powerful mystic, and his original teachings are wonderful.

But his name was never Jesus Christ; he was Jesus from Nazareth. He didn’t belong to any religion. He was a Jew by birth but vehemently fought the corrupt Jewish religion, which got him killed at the end. He certainly never ever was a Christian, as Christianity as a concept and religious ideology was formed many decades after his death.

So, I want to raise awareness to the people who rightfully use Jesus as their Guru (Teacher) not to call themselves Christians.

The Christian religion has falsified and weaponized his teachings to keep people away from individually finding God and to herd them into a manageable group.

Disciples of Jesus should recognise that and protest against it by clearly distancing themselves from Christianity, full stop. Words matter. Calling yourself a Christian is supporting an abusive, anti-spiritual religious doctrine, in my opinion. That’s how I see it.

I currently follow non-dual Advaita Vedanta teachings and practices. Still, I don’t feel part of a religious group and would never call myself a Vedantist, or whatever they call themselves, if they ever formed a group. I am very sceptical of any movement that has been organized and named.

The other reason why I said what you quoted is that many religious people wear their religious ideology like a badge of honour, or superiority, like belonging to a special club.

When people state something but then add “I am a Christian” or “I am Muslim”, to me, that is the same as saying, “I am a Manchaster United Fan.” It has absolutely nothing to do with spirituality and everything to do with social class power struggles. Religious people are full of arrogance. Not the teaching of Jesus.

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I agree : all religions or doctrines are (more or less) meant to ”manage” people… and it is known that what is presented to us as ”Jesus words” has been carefully rewritten.

And thus, it’s clear that to claim to belong (!) to such or such religion makes you part of an oppressive institution.

And agree also about the fact that spirituality couldn’t be anything else than a personal Journey…

I took a ” pragmatic” point of view - it is not highly spiritual, but I think it could be a ”first step” to address people of good will…

Thanks for this exchange !

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❤️‍🔥

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Long ago stopped reading Malone simply b/c I couldn't discern the value in his horse and travel bragging. That said, nobody ever "retires" from the MIC at Malone's level. Therefore the trust I put into his opinions comes alongside a tiny grain of salt.

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