Solving the New World Order and Technocracy and Personal Fatigue
by Jon Rappoport
October 4, 2022
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In this podcast, I’m going to talk about a subject near and dear to my heart. Decentralization of power across the board—which for me took off in 1988, when I wrote AIDS INC., Scandal of the Century.
Ever since then, I’ve been on that track. One, it brings power back to the individual, where it belongs; and two, it’s how you deal with tyranny at the top.
I’ve written and spoken about those subjects recently; in the podcast I’m fleshing out a vision of what decentralization can look like in full bloom, and how it benefits you to find your own vision.
With that last piece, I realize I’m on thin ice, because most people see absolutely no reason to create a vision about anything. When you suggest it they shrug and walk away.
Why? Because they see no value in imagination.
One of the priceless qualities in this or any other universe—and people yawn.
One of my self-appointed jobs over the past 30 years is promoting and explaining and elevating the power of imagination.
Imagination underlies ALL efforts at decentralization.
Imagination provides the SOLUTION to passivity and fatigue and the endless search for adrenaline and inspiration.
So I’ll talk about imagination in the podcast. It’s probably my favorite subject.
If somebody said, “You have to speak about one thing for 20 hours straight,” I’d pick imagination. No contest.
I’ll do my level best to inspire, not bore you in this podcast.
Reality—the total sum of what we’re told exists—is actually one tiny corner of everything that could be. And what could be is what gives life its meaning.
You can take THAT to the bank. But I advise you to keep it at home.
And remember, if a person says he has no imagination, all he has to do is imagine he does.
Which makes imagination the most interesting thing in the world.
Join me in this podcast. Take a new ride.
— Jon Rappoport
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Imagination is sentience. We are stardust remixers.
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“Life reverses entropy.”
“… most people see absolutely no reason to create a vision about anything. When you suggest it they shrug and walk away. Why? Because they see no value in imagination.”
One’s Mind is a very powerful thing. In many ways, the greatest power in the Universe.
When one taps into the power of Mind… literally all things are possible. Also known as,
‘Imagination’.
When one denies the power of his or her own Mind… they are literally sitting in the cockpit of the most powerful Starship ever created in the history of ‘The Federation’ and they refuse to turn on the ignition key. All this power at their fingertips and they deny the very place where they sit… and the power that’s right there in their hands.
That is silly beyond belief. As well as profoundly sad.
One good thing about the Days of Insanity that we all have found ourselves living now is that the challenges of today’s times requires us to question and rethink everything. All Things are on the table for re-examination and analysis and re-evaluation.
We are already seeing evidence of this in things like flexed work schedules… distrust of the Medical Mafia… rejection of the rulership of career grifters… laughing at the comedic State media and the nonsense and propaganda they shovel 24/7 without letup… and other things as well.
And we also must question ourselves. What have I believed in that is bogus? What have I accepted over the years that has made me feel weak and unworthy? Are there better things to do with my life? Do I have a worthwhile career? What am I contributing to the world around me and to ‘Universe’.
What have I always wanted to do but never thought I could? What things in my life are just sapping my power and doing nothing useful?
Yes. The blessings of Today’s Age is we have been forced out of our conform zones and made to question everything… including ourselves.
The Dark State Predator Class did not unleash the Covid Con upon the World with good intentions. But the irony is that this is boomeranging back upon Them in ways they did not intent. They let a Genie out of the bottle. And this Genie has ideas of its own for what it wants to do.
As our host expressed: “Take a new ride.”
Turn on that Starship ignition key. It is your birthright.
Fantastic topic and perspective…Thank you!
I know I know less than 1% of the available knowledge/wisdom of the universe. I think we’re all being “Homeschooled” whether we realize it or not. But, sometimes
I ponder… where’s the decimal-point ?
This statement by Jon above, “Imagination provides the SOLUTION to passivity and fatigue and the endless search for adrenaline and inspiration,” is a good one!
Yes I use my imagination and Im definitely guilty of looking for inspiration outside myself especially after Ive reached a goal and haven’t set another and just noticed that in my now lazy and lost passive mode. But I didn’t realize this part about adrenaline yet. Which for me is what can give me the drive to snap out of it and get on with it, temporarily. It peters out.
The bear chasing me gets my adrenaline going and once I get some distance I relax, that is outside motivation. Coming up with my own goals can take the bear out of the equation because my motivation changed from running from, to running to something I want. Something spectacular like living in a State that no longer will put of with Federal Unconstitutional Overreach and are protecting our freedoms as intended.
So when it comes to decentralization of power, from the bears that want my mind and my energy, my family and everyone for themselves, instead of running from them, I use my imagination and keep reaching for my goals of freedom and personal power that I intrinsically already have and use.