Narrative and Truth

 

^{A mind narrative is a specific package of downloaded messages,} 

^{that becomes "true" for a person, for as long as the person believes} 

^{in it.} 

^{The important part to remember is that the messages comes from the}  

^{outside, be it by means of media or verbal transmission; hear-say.} 

^{It creates a subjective reality.}

^{Hear-say, because even though it might be true, partially true, or} 

^{principally untrue, due to editing from the information giver, in order} 

^{to convey what he wants,}

^{we should not accept it as gospel, without researching it ourselves.}

^{It is called a critical mind, a mind that is searching beyond the surface} 

^{of things.}

  

^{Someone who is looking for the truth,} 

^{has to strictly adhere to hard facts.}

^{He has to be objective; that means he has to put aside his personal} 

^{desires for a specific outcome, his own leanings,} 

^{what suits him etc, laziness, and he has to have control over his own} 

^{fears and emotional reactions.}

^{He has to engage his reason and develop his sense of logic.} 

^{He has to put aside his ego, especially the need to be proven right.}

^{He has to be open, in order to receive the utmost information,} 

^{especially in engaging in his communications with other humans,} 

^{because human communications extend far beyond the mere spoken} 

^{words, they include body language, tone of voice, eyes, energy, etc.}

 

 

^{Due to the propaganda that has been going on for decades}

^{by the media, and especially by the TV, we have today arrived at a political} 

^{correct narrative, from which we must not diverge without expecting} 

^{retributions.}

^{Different viewpoints than those of the narrative regarding what is the norm} 

^{and what is deviant, even if supported by factual statistics, are not accepted.} 

^{In other words, censorship of free speech.}

^{We should ask ourselves why is that?}

^{Why should anyone feel threatened by someone else's viewpoint?}

^{The right to free speech is fundamental in a democracy, nobody} 

^{should be afraid of what someone else is saying, because each person}

^{has autonomy over himself and can do what he likes with what he hears.}

 

 

 

 

 

 

^{What is not good is when information is withheld, information that}

^{could help someone else.} 

^{I remember clearly my cousin, who was brought up by an atheist mother,}

^{in his teenage years, complained bitterly that he would never, as long as} 

^{he was under the influence of his mother, have the possibility to explore} 

^{anything to do with God. She censored him.} 

^{Regarding the masses, many people are not aware how influenced they} 

^{actually are by what they hear and see on the telly, it has become an} 

^{unconscious belief because it came from the telly, it must be true......}

 

^{If most of western countries' respective national broadcaster say that there} 

^{is a pandemic, for instance, well then we don't have to engage our brain nor} 

^{our senses, it is just accepted.}

^{It is strange, because everyone, literally everyone, says that they don't trust} 

^{politicians, they say that the government is completely corrupt; looking out} 

^{for their own interests instead of the people's interests,} 

^{but at they same time they trust them when they say that there is a terrible} 

^{pandemic that warrants everybody to be locked down and to be} 

^{injected with an mRNA experimental gene altering product that has not gone} 

^{through the safety trials, and for which the producers have no liability and which} 

^{is not covered by private health insurance either.} 

^{They are made from cells from aborted babies.}

^{While a safe, efficient and cheap medication like Ivermectin, used for decades,} 

^{is proved very successful against covid, but}

^{is not talked about in the mainstream media?}

^{Think about it.}

^{Somebody just said to me this morning, that if what Professor Dolores Cahill} 

^{of UCD, Professor of Immunology and Virology, says, is true, why do we not} 

^{hear about it on RTE?}

 

^{https://twitter.com/mariusknulst/status/1379657894338125824}

 

^{Because what she says does not fit the narrative.}

^{There is censorship.}

 

^{Another woman I spoke to, said she took the injection because she wanted to} 

^{go on an airplane to see her son who lives in England.} 

^{She was not obliged to be "vaccinated" by the airline, at that stage, it is} 

^{still not the case, but she had done so because her son who is an} 

^{ambulance driver, told her to, as he said people was very sick with the covid,} 

^{and he wanted to protect her.} 

^{She herself worked in a hospital as a clerk, and said that all} 

^{the beds had been full with covid patients at the beginning of the declared}

^pandemic.

^{(The bit edited out is that most of them made a full recovery).}

^{People that never looked after their health, who are obese, of many who has} 

^{diabetes as a result, did get sick, it is why we should not let ourselves get to} 

^{that point.}

^{Some people are so brainwashed, and unable for independent thinking,}

^{they simply repeat what they have heard from others; parrots.} 

^{For over a year we are supposed to have had a pandemic of a deadly virus.}

^{This is why we had to stay at home, wear masks, and now be injected.}

^{I know of people who has had the covid virus, and they are all fine,} 

^{it was no big deal.}

^{We would not have known about it, if there had not been all the intense} 

^{attention on it, one could say that it has been the object of a daily advertising} 

^campaign.

^{"Do not put your trust in princes,} 

^{Nor in a son of man, in whom there is no help."}

(Psalm 146:3)

 

("Princes" : those who holds power)

 

^{And then there is the tests; if that had not been there, somebody's headache} 

^{and sore throat would not have been interesting to anyone.} 

^{In other words; if the television did not advertise the covid campaign, nobody} 

^{would know that there was a pandemic.} 

^{Yes, some people have gotten very sick, and died too,}

^{from the virus, which is the way things are every year, especially every winter,} 

^{old and frail people and people with underlying health problems, die, as their} 

^{immune system cant fight the virus, it is a fact.}

 

^{But the biggest subliminal message in all of this is the idea they convey that} 

^{nobody should die.} 

^{It is as if they are now saying that physical death has become abnormal,} 

^{but with my own brain I recognize as an established fact that death is normal.}

 

^{Anyone who wants to pretend that death is a new phenomena that can and must} 

^{be avoided, is a liar.}

^{It is easy to pull the wool over people's eyes, to give an impression of something} 

^{based on flimsy evidence, like the PCR tests, for example,}  

^{to perpetuate the illusion of a pandemic, by testing people that are not ill,} 

^{with a system that does not give a definite result of an infection.}

^{Why would you invest so much money by testing people who are not}

^{ill, to see if they are in fact ill?} 

^{Could it have something to do with those numbers} 

^{they keep churning out every night on the telly?}

  

^{Their apparent concern to protect those most vulnerable, by putting the entire} 

^{population in prison, does not make sense. It is illogical.}

^{Surely you would isolate the old and vulnerable instead, and let everybody else,} 

^{who has normal immune systems, get on with their lives?}

^{So my mind, which is looking for the truth, comes to the logical conclusion that} 

^{there is something else at play. I don't have the answers, but the most probable}

^{reason seems having to do with power, control, and of course, money.}

^{Nothing new there. Since the beginning of time, since the Fall of Man, this is the} 

^{way proven hard facts has shown us what goes on in this world.}

 

^{People sometimes say that people who no longer believe in God, becomes vulnerable}

^{to believing almost anything else;  they may become easy prey to be duped into} 

^{believing what is false.} 

 

^"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by 

the renewing of your mind. 

Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—

his good, pleasing and perfect will."  

(Romans 12:2)

 

 

Surrendering to ourselves; letting go of our own mind and feelings, 

opinions, interpretations, ego, and completely lean on God, 

(because with the inherent intelligent intuition which is in everybody, 

we know deep down He must exist) is the way to finding truth.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own 

understanding. 

In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths."

(Proverbs 3:5-6) 

This is not easy, as it clashes with the worldly narrative, 

because to go with the flow of the world is comfortable.

And yet that is what we are called to do.

“Enter by the narrow gate. For the gate is wide and the way is easy that leads to 

destruction, and those who enter by it are many.

(Matthew 7:13)