Ian

Just for the record this is my first contribution to any website.

I am 47 years old and come from a very traditional family and business background. Having arrived at this point in my life and having experienced much of the world in it's overt form I started to ask questions. Much of that which I have discovered, at first, disturbed me. However, the more I learned the better I felt.

What I find frustrating and sometimes difficult is the attitude of others to what I try and open their minds to. Generally I can get away with it because people repect me for what I have achieved etc, but I am often left wondering if these people think I am crazy.

Talking to people you know well or otherwise about these issues is a little like telling someone diagnosed with cancer that they should not do chemotherapy (and by the way, I do know a lot about that subject). We are brought up to think in a way others wish us to think; doctors who are essentially God authority figures must be correct in their advice etc etc. Many people find it very hard to break this conditioned way of thinking.

I don't want to bore anyone here, but those of you who are reading this are doing so for a reason. Remember why you have arrived at this point, because you are already 90% of the way there. Yes, there is a huge amount of content out there for you to digest and learn more about, but your inner self will tell you what is real.

Regards & Best Wishes To All.
Ian.