[arcora]

One has to overcome another's fears before they can persuade.

My wife is also concerned. She has two fears.

One is that I will become too engrossed in research to fulfill my mundane duties.
Two is that I will change so much that I will not be the same man she married.

We have spoken about this. She has always admired my spiritual side as well as my ability to 'think outside the box'. That helps alot.

I reassured her that her fears were unfounded and she has accepted the arrangement.

As to telling others about your own non-mainstream beliefs. A similar understanding must be invoked. One must understand the reason people choose to believe in the official 9/11 story etc.

Most people believe the official story because they cannot conceive of a world in which the alternative could be true. They need to have faith in our leaders and do not want to examine a possible reality where the PTB could perpetrate such dastardly deeds.

In order to persuade these people, you must first lead them to understand that the PTB do not really have their best interests at heart. Once people know that the PTB are not the kind, wise leaders that we hope, they will come to understand truths that are newly self-evident.

For example. My wife listens to me when I tell her about things like 9/11, the NWO etc. She will listen, nod politely and seem to agree - but I know that she isn't sure. I have taken to asking her questions which will make her think about the motives of the PTB.

Yesterday I mentioned flouride in the water. I asked her why the government would put poison in the water because it is good for our teeth. I pointed out that flouride was toxic to the brain and used as an insecticide. I also asked her why, if they were concerned about our health, wouldn't they put vitamin C, magnesium or any other more beneficial nutrient in the water.

This made her think. Slowly she is coming around.