You may think this has nothing to do with you, but you would be wrong
The entire history of traditional Western philosophy makes no mention of individual creativity—this is called a CLUE
by Jon Rappoport
February 27, 2023
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In recent years, I’ve noticed that my articles on the creative impulse, imagination, and innovation have been less popular than my pieces detailing negative conspiracies and ops.
Why is that?
It’s because the total force of the culture and engineered crises have pushed interest in, and consciousness of, creativity down further into the subconscious.
The people I call the Wizards of Is are busy instructing us to focus on nothing more than What Already Exists, rather than what could be invented.
We’re supposed to believe our creative thoughts and actions will have no effect and bear no fruit and provide us with no satisfaction.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
But a sense of weariness and pessimism sap strength and will.
In this podcast, I’m going to blow the cover off that whole mess.
I’ll discuss both past and present: monumental efforts to ignore and censor the role of creativity in human progress; and claims that creativity is something reserved for only the special few.
Suppose the human race is actually a race of artists and inventors? And THAT story has been switched into a false and downgraded picture of our destiny.
“Things are not what they seem” not only applies to current events; it also applies to our minds and our potential.
Listen to this podcast and see if you emerge with new energizing ideas about yourself and your future. After all, any discussion of what’s happening on this planet that LEAVES YOU OUT OF THE EQUATION is a con and a grift of the highest order.
UPDATE: I’ll also comment on the impending World Health Organization pandemic treaty, and the solutions necessary to resist it.
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Human race is a race of sheep and chickens.
“The entire history of traditional Western philosophy makes no mention of individual creativity…”
Maybe that’s why I’ve always found philosophy kind of boring. I like creating things. That’s what interests me.
Also, you’ve said something similar about spiritual systems, and the New Age, and sacred geometry: that they’re sort of traps. And I feel a great sense of relief when you say that, giving me permission to drop all these spiritual chores and impediments. (not that one should ever wait for permission). Letting the creative imagination rip, giving it primacy and pride of place – I feel liberated by that. What is the most fun, the most gratifying to me is giving perceptible form to the productions of the imagination.
The only other person I know of besides Mr. Rappoport who says something like this is Neville Goddard. These are my favorite thinkers – and, perhaps, William Blake.