LOL. I wasn't advocating that, but you are correct about the sheer mass of those distributing disinfo right now. And that means we should cherish those like Greg who write with such clarity and actually wade into the questions of the day and see them for what they are...and can convey it. Right now is a major psyop by the forces of darkn…
LOL. I wasn't advocating that, but you are correct about the sheer mass of those distributing disinfo right now. And that means we should cherish those like Greg who write with such clarity and actually wade into the questions of the day and see them for what they are...and can convey it. Right now is a major psyop by the forces of darkness. But we are light the light; you can't hold us, we slip right through ever crack and crevice...you can never hold us long.
I actually have a very old copy of the I Ching when it was first published in the US via Yale (Wilhelm/Baynes translation.) It was given to me by a wandering Jew who called himself the Emperor of the Universe. I found him to be quite sane and capable; he was wandering across the US with just a nickel in his pocket. He spent about two weeks at our house in the country...he was a most interesting person.
The poetry of the hexagrams and citations are simple, beautiful works themselves that reveal the power within the basic images. This was one word written at the back in ink: propitiousness. I usually take the whole of it as a gestalt, sometimes of my world, sometimes of the world in general. As a Book of Changes, I take it to find where in the state of change things stand in my world as a general matter of perspective. And I almost never use it as an oracle.
LOL. I wasn't advocating that, but you are correct about the sheer mass of those distributing disinfo right now. And that means we should cherish those like Greg who write with such clarity and actually wade into the questions of the day and see them for what they are...and can convey it. Right now is a major psyop by the forces of darkness. But we are light the light; you can't hold us, we slip right through ever crack and crevice...you can never hold us long.
I actually have a very old copy of the I Ching when it was first published in the US via Yale (Wilhelm/Baynes translation.) It was given to me by a wandering Jew who called himself the Emperor of the Universe. I found him to be quite sane and capable; he was wandering across the US with just a nickel in his pocket. He spent about two weeks at our house in the country...he was a most interesting person.
The poetry of the hexagrams and citations are simple, beautiful works themselves that reveal the power within the basic images. This was one word written at the back in ink: propitiousness. I usually take the whole of it as a gestalt, sometimes of my world, sometimes of the world in general. As a Book of Changes, I take it to find where in the state of change things stand in my world as a general matter of perspective. And I almost never use it as an oracle.