I’ve been starting to think of synchronicities as a sort of language. Some are whispers and some are most definitely shouts. Which begs the question who, or what, is trying to communicate with us?
I’ve arrived at a very expansive sense of what is happening on our little planet, and that sense includes our consciousness persisting in some form after our bodies expire. And past lives. And multiple timelines.
One of the problems with deriving meaning from coincidences is many of us in the west are spiritual retards without the tools to handle what might be trying to influence us. Without a functioning spiritual compass, synchronicities become like a bad wind inflating the ego.
Some synchronicities seem to momentarily obliterate the ego, connecting one to a sense of something larger than oneself moving unseen through the world, while others can make you feel like the universe is speaking DIRECTLY TO YOU!, which can lead to delusions of grandeur.
To make things even more surreal, there is also a layer of narrative sorcery at play, weaponizing benign connections, like the similarity of the name of the barge that got stuck in the canal (EVER GIVEN) and Hillary Clinton’s Secret Service nickname (EVER GREEN).
It all comes down to what you choose to do with whatever information you think is being presented to you.
I don’t want to peddle the concept of Synchromysticism as some new gimmick to achieve enlightenment, nor do I want to build a second matrix (as Jasun Horsely would say) to get lost in.
What I DO want is to better understand the energies operating around me and, God willing, get some answers to some very specific questions.
I’ve been watching a rift develop on Twitter over bitcoin and blockchain technology among people who should be allies. This is a very important conversation, but I don’t see it happening in a constructive way right now, so before the rift becomes a point of divide and conquer for our sociopath handlers, let’s take a look at what is being argued.
One of the best critics of where technology is taking us, Alison McDowell, has been very vocal against using blockchain technology for any reason, but even a critic like McDowell doesn’t always understand her own use of technology. Before getting to that, here’s McDowell from a post describing her position:
While more people are starting to talk about geo-fencing and medical passports, not enough grasp how blockchain identity and digital currency will interface with social impact investing to create an augmented reality prison-planet structure to profit the global elite. Their transhumanist “game” intends to harvest natural life forces as data in a misguided quest to trigger the singularity and turn us into cyborgs. The inability of people active in the blockchain space to engage on the topic of the spatial web and the environmental and psychic costs associated with the roll out of Internet of Bodies and the 5/6G infrastructure that will fuel it continues to be a source of frustration for me. I know I need to be more patient as everyone gets up to speed; but please, I’m asking folks to put in some serious time so you, too, can understand their game.
The other side of this Twitter rift is Derrick Broze from the Conscious Resistance. While Broze has embraced blockchain as a useful tool, he is not a bitcoin evangelist describing it as the second coming of Christ the way some advocates have. Despite this nuanced position, McDowell has taken issue with his use of blockchain and, instead of having an open debate, is now apparently blocking him on Twitter. Here a screenshot from last week:
Since McDowell is taking a critical shot at Broze from a purist position on blockchain, a reaction from Broze pointing out her own inconsistencies by using Odysee to back up her videos was inevitable, and it unfortunately proved his point that McDowell didn’t understand how Odysee uses blockchain technology. Here is an article from Tech Crunch describing this platform:
The site was created by the team behind the Lbry (pronounced “library”) blockchain protocol. Kauffman emphasized that neither Odysee creators nor their viewers need to know anything about the technology (“blockchain is a how, it’s not a why”), but he said this approach gives those creators more direct control of their content and their audience. As Kauffman put it, “Your channel exists, effectively, in a cryptocurrency wallet that you can download.”
The Lbry website offers a few more details: “For the same reasons that nobody can prevent a Bitcoin transaction from taking place, nobody can prevent a transaction (like a publication or a tip) from appearing on the LBRY blockchain.”
Since this was pointed out to her, Alison McDowell has taken down her Odysee account to better insulate her anti-blockchain stance from criticism. That means she will have one less avenue for protecting her content for the people who value her perspective.
Rokfin is another video platform using blockchain technology to allow content creators who have been censored and deplatformed elsewhere to get their content out. Should creators like Monica Perez and Brad Binkley, of the Propaganda Report, NOT use this tool for their audience? Like their fantastic interview with Alison McDowell?
I appreciate BOTH Alison McDowell AND Derrick Broze because they are bringing a more conscious awareness to their audiences of what is being prepared for us, but that work is being undermined by the high-school-like antics of this recent spat.
When it comes to technology, especially a new type of technology like blockchain, we need MORE conversation, not less because of purist posturing and ego clashes. I hope those who have dedicated themselves to consciously resisting the totalitarian goals of the predator class can get beyond this blockchain rift because we are ALREADY divided against each other on enough other fronts.
This week’s episode of Zoom Town is a conversation with author and podcaster, Jasun Horsley. We talk about his latest book, 16 Maps of Hell, and other topics, like Synchromysticism. It’s a fascinating conversation.
Before moving to Spain to study with Dave Oshana, Horsley was living in Hope, British Columbia, where he turned a former crack house into a thrift store (the renovation process became a part of his book, Prisoner of Infinity), so he’s no stranger to the bio-region known as Cascadia.
What does this guy have to do with our little Zoom Town, you might be wondering? Why talk about synchronicities and spiritual matters when our physical landscape continues to transform into a gentrified, elitist playground for wealth?
I think there is a spiritual aspect to the process of gentrification, and that process relates to how artists are often involved in making physical spaces hip and cool, priming them for capital investment. I’ll be writing more about this in the months to come.
What will they call the Temporary Safe Outdoor Space when it’s no longer temporary? Considering April is poetry month, maybe they can call it the Permanent Outdoor Encampment, or POE for short.
Somehow I missed this NBC Montana article from last week about the possible change from TSOS to POE. Thankfully a reader of the blog sent me an email alerting me to this change. And I’m glad he did because this quote from Susan Hay Patrick, ED of United Way, is priceless:
“We gave our word that it was temporary. We do not go back on our word as an organization or me as an individual, so to consider doing so to extend this solution that has worked is a very emotional decision for me and all of us involved,” said Hay Patrick.
She adds the current landowner says they can stay in their current location, but they are looking for other properties.
Missoula’s homeless landscape is in a period of seasonal transition, with official locales, like the Johnson Street shelter, extending their ability to serve people through April, while unofficial locales, like the encampment around the Reserve Street bridge, continue causing concern.
That latter location will be seeing a cleanup effort later this week, which I will be a part of, and hopefully I’ll be able to write in more detail about WHY getting this cleanup proved to be such a challenge for the organizer.
There is a CNN clip making the rounds because of the shocking honesty being communicated by the guest, Dr. Leana Wen. Here is the comment in its written form, but I suggest watching Wen in action because her sense of urgency doesn’t come through in the text. From the link:
“We have a very narrow window to tie reopening policy to vaccination status,” she said. “Because otherwise, if everything is reopened, then what’s the carrot going to be? How are we going to incentivize people to actually get the vaccine?”
“We need to make it clear to them that the vaccine is the ticket back to pre-pandemic life.”
If the pandemic was the public health crisis we have been told it is, and the vaccines are the genuine solution, then there wouldn’t be this desperate urgency to “tie reopening policy to vaccination status” because people wouldn’t need to be incentivized.
Another factor that exposes Dr. Wen as a manipulative liar is the reality that fully vaccinated people STILL AREN’T BEING ALLOWED TO STOP WEARING MASKS, at least the CDC says you SHOULD NOT stop any of the “safety” protocols despite being FULLY VACCINATED:
We’re still learning how vaccines will affect the spread of COVID-19. After you’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, you should keep taking precautions – like wearing a mask, staying 6 feet apart from others, and avoiding crowds and poorly ventilated spaces – in public places until we know more.
To get a better idea of how vaccine coercion is playing out in the sports arena, the human property known as “basketball players” are being told shit like this:
Fully vaccinated individuals will no longer have to quarantine following exposure to COVID-19; can have friends, family and others visit at home and on the road without having them test or register with the team; and can dine outdoors at restaurants, among other eased restrictions.
The technocratic sociopaths at the top of the power pyramid REALLY want their human cattle to understand that pre-pandemic creature comforts (once thought of as “freedoms”) are now conditional on putting an experimental substance into your body while standing idly by as the vaccine passport infrastructure descends.
The combined power of fear and propaganda on this vaccine issue is so potent that the same people who think voters don’t need IDs or physical proof that their vote was counted are TOTALLY ONBOARD with vaccine passports for travel, concerts and shopping. How crazy is that?
While the push to normalize vaccine passports accelerates (remember, their window to exploit our fear is narrow), a rift over blockchain technology is developing between people who should be working to together on resisting the totalitarian aspirations of psychopaths. I’ll be writing about that rift sometime in the coming week.
