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Cyclops II

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I have received a few emails asking me why I am calling the woke people of today cyclops.  For those that have read my Cyclops post they know exactly what Im saying but I thought this would be a perfect time to bring a myth into the modern world.  We still have the same problems the ancients had.  History always repeats itself.  


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Where is the World Headed?

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What do you think wealth is? Most think wealth is millions of dollars. No one knows what real wealth truly is. I goto my regular job everyday, coach my soccer team, have a family life, I get out in nature, travel, throw ideas around with anyone willing to listen to my crazy mind, think about what powerful ideas I can put out on my website and at the end of the day I will toast the Goddess. That is being rich!!! That is wealth. I know so many people with a lot of money and they are not wealthy. They are not rich. They have forgotten how to enjoy life. The wealth in life is not the final product, it is the journey. A lot of so called rich people have forgotten that. They really have lost their souls. They are so filthy rich that they don’t continue the journey…

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Critical Thinking

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I teach my daughter and the girls I train in soccer to think for themselves. Just because the news says it, a politician says it or a teacher says it does not mean it’s true. As a society though it is easier to tell our kids “no” instead of teaching them how to think. When you let them think for themselves they might think differently. This is why when children become teenagers and they have not been taught how to think they just go against what their parents think. This is also why you have people that go against the establishment just to go against it. You can give them any insane narrative that is not mainstream and they will believe it just to go against the establishment. All because they feel so deceived.


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Common Sense

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I have said many times before that the brain is a living computer.  It is a computer that is always on.  You can not turn it off even when you are sleeping.  It is constantly recording, remembering, learning and creating.  Our minds are very defensive.  Because of our true ancient history our minds defend against so much.   Our collective subconscious is very powerful and it does not want to go through the trauma of that history again(see Lemurian Magic).  

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Mass Psychosis

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The world has people believing the most absurd things right now.  They are feeding people intoxicating ideas and delusions all in the name of comfort.  It is very tyrannical and no one sees it.  I have devoted the majority of my life to the psychology of humans, but what makes me different is that I use the truth of ancient history to see where it comes from.  We humans have not been allowed to evolve naturally.  We have had our true evolution stolen from us all in the name of greed and power.   We are still not evolving in the name of greed and power.  Our technology may be evolving, but we as a species are not.  In this post I will show the dynamics of how most are manipulated.  Strap yourself in.  I’m going to hit hard and fast.

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Get Rid of the Negative

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This Easter I thought I would give my readers a post on how to resurrect their own mind and life.  This post will go deep.  It is based on the teachings of mystery schools and the original teachings of Freemasonry.  This is forgotten knowledge but is still taught in esoteric circles.  Those who are on my site if not already awake are ready to awaken, so I think most are ready for this post.  It is a deep dive into how to change our world for the better.  The way we have been has been a failure.  Time to resurrect success.     

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Wisdom

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Philosophy is the love of wisdom.  What is wisdom?  We goto school our entire lives but that does not make us wise.  Intellectuals may have a high IQ but they are far from wise.  Knowledge is not wisdom.  Knowledge is basically learning how to live in an environment that no one fits into.  Knowledge is something everyone agrees upon.  Knowledge is power because when you know what everyone agrees upon it makes you look smart.  Our knowledge in this world is not very good.  

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Forgotten Knowledge

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Alexandria was a place of true wisdom.  All the texts mingled together there.  It had the knowledge of all antiquity.  There was millions of manuscripts.  When the libraries burned down we lost more knowledge than we could ever get back.  Only legends and fables remain from Alexandria.  The entire structure of the Hermetic was developed in Alexandria.  Not far from Alexandria was the pyramids was the pyramids of Egypt.  Today no one knows how, when or why the pyramids were built.  

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Turn Within

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Throughout history the few have led the many.  Today it’s probably five percent rule the ninety five percent.  The problem with this type of leadership is that the leaders do not have any direct contact with the needs and problems with the vast majority.  I writing this post to show you that the human being itself is the one important factor to the way of life on this planet.  We, the common man and woman, have very little input as to what happens on this planet.  

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The Problem is the Solution: Honoring the Journey of the New Year

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Sunrise through the mist…the way may be uncertain but the sun will rise again

In Permaculture Design, one of the most challenging principles to enact is “The problem is the solution.” It seems simple on paper: you have a serious problem before you, perhaps seemingly insurmountable or overwhelming.  Instead of reacting negatively to the problem, you look for how the problem presents unique opportunities.  You resee your practices, hone them, make changes, and adapt to the problem so that that adaptation becomes a strength. In other words, you make lemonade from lemons–but more than that, you may actually improve your approach by having to consider new options to overcome obstacles.  A simple example: I have a wet, muddy spot in my yard due to the downspout on my house.  Rather than see this as a problem, I turn it into a lush rain garden, which is not only beautiful but…

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