The Disturbing Truth about Your Life (Read at your own risk)

[Craig Browning]

[NinjaPuppy]

Excellent post Craig. BRAVO!

[Scepcop]

[Scepcop]

I agree with one thing Craig. Many people PRETEND to be happy. In public and around others, they say that "life is great and wonderful" and always act optimistic. But behind closed doors, they look depressed and moody, which you will find out if you make an unannounced visit to their home. lol

As someone said, "We never grow up. We just learn how to act in public."

Thus the face we project to the world tends to be a facade. There is no denying that there is a lot of fakeness and pretentiousness in society.

Arouet, yes freedom is relative. There is no win-win situation for everybody or perfect solution. What about the solutions that the Libertarian Party suggests for all of us? Do you agree with it? Is it a workable system?

Maybe we can all be free, as I want, but we are conditioned to think it's impossible by the powers that don't want us to be free? How do you know whether hierarchies are necessary? Maybe they aren't? Maybe if we were all awakened they would not be necessary? Maybe that is just a fear mongering excuse and you've bought it? Ever think of that?

Freedom depends on what you want too, for if you are restrained from doing or getting what you want, then you won't FEEL free. If you want to smoke badly for example, but aren't allowed to smoke anywhere, then you won't feel free. If you are, then you will feel more free, whereas someone who has no desire to smoke will not feel like their freedom is taken away if smoking becomes banned. Simple logic.

[Scepcop]

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Btw people, this essay was not intended to be a scientific essay. But a figurative essay about the state of existence in general, or how one perceives it after a long quest of truth seeking. Incidentally and not surprisingly, many folks in the David Icke Forum and the ATS Forum agreed with this essay and said they've felt the same way for ages.

[Scepcop]

Here are some new paragraphs I added to the essay:

You see, there's a reason why society is set up so that you don't have much free time. In your youth, school keeps you busy and preoccupied. In your adult life, work keeps you busy on the treadmill. And in your spare time, the mainstream media holds your attention with the official version of things. The reason for all this is that if you have too much free time to think about everything - life, existence, the world, etc. - you will eventually realize that you are a slave on a prison planet (ala Alex Jones' PrisonPlanet.com) and that most of what you are told is hogwash, lies and gross distortions. That's the scary part, that with too much free time comes a lot of disturbing but liberating truths, not just in terms of conspiracies, but about the nature of your existence itself. Thus, we are kept from all that by a society that keeps us busy and distracted, for most of us cannot handle the truth. Plus it is not in the interests of the powers that rule us to let us know the truth either, for whatever reason, so they keep us in a state of Zeitgeist (illusion).

Here is an important lesson. Truth is not something that's handed to you on a silver platter (and this not only goes for the mainstream media, but for the alternative media and conspiracy culture as well). It is something you gotta DIG for constantly, and even then, you will only get fragments of it. The problem is that most assume that truth is handed to you on a silver platter by your media and education establishment, and thus is simply the official version of things that we are told. The trick is to set yourself free from that. Therefore, it's smart and progressive to question things, even cherished beliefs. When you do, you often find that the official version of things is often not the truth. That is the disturbing but liberating realization that you come to eventually. It's a painful process, but once it's done, you will be glad you did, for nothing beats the value of freedom.

[Scepcop]

[ProfWag]

Scepcop, have you ever thought about getting out of the house, away from your computer, and going for a walk in nature? Smell the wild flowers, listen to the birds sing, enjoy the innocence of a pair of young deer dancing around, feel the warmth of the sun, or simply getting some fresh air? Regardless of what you think of the world's conspiracies or brainwashing, this world can be a beautiful place if you would just get out and enjoy it once in a while.

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[ProfWag]

[derrida]

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Here are two paragraphs I added to the essay to close it with a nice touch. I chose to close it in a profound manner similar to the ending of The Zeitgeist Movie

Now, no one is asking you to go out there and awaken or change the world. That would be an unfair burden. But if you can help or awaken even 2 or 3 people among your family and friends, and show them that they can free themselves from living in fear, then you will have done your part and made a difference. If we all do that, and those we help in turn help others, then our awakening will multiply exponentially. You can start of course, by forwarding this essay to everyone you know, to help plant some seeds.

The biggest lie that the controllers tell us is this: They want us to believe that without a ruling hierarchical structure, chaos will erupt and looting will occur everywhere. Therefore, we need to be controlled, like animals. This is pure fearmongering, and nothing could be further from the truth. In reality, a population with an awakened consciousness will be fit to rule themselves without the need for coercion by dictatorial rulers and governments. But society has done everything it can to keep us from awakening, keeping us in a state of fear consciousness and stress instead. They don't want us to know the nature of our true power and what we are. But we are consciousness, and we can change that by simply making a choice. The future of the world is in our hands. Will you choose fear or love?

[Arouet]