Positivity just cannot change some things.

Jeff Delano · 10-06-2008, 02:52 AM

2infinityandbeyond, it looks to me like you need several more lifetimes to learn the lesson of reality, hahaha, who does that sound like?? I'm just kidding around, you're alright

In all honesty though, what is reality? What is realistic? All of this new age stuff that you hear can make a person very weak and innocent to manipulative powers that is true. That's why I myself don't subscribe to any belief indefinately, I get what I feel I should get out of the information. For all I know 80% of the posters here could be freemasons and part of the illumanity set up to make people like me passive when and if martial law hits and the economy collapses.

Does that mean I should be a revolutionary because some people who I barely know over the internet are telling me to be a revolutionary? Or should I be passive because the people could be using reverse psychology on me and people like me would be easier to pick off if I were acting revolutionary? Do other's opinions and suggestions even matter?

What in this 'reality' is real? To me, the only thing that really matters is my opinion, my opinion can be made either intuitively, logically, or a combination of the two. According to what I've told you, should you even trust me? I could be that FBI agent that you claimed you weren't...

Use your own discernment, you have to take action when sh*t hits the fans, you definately can't be standing around idle, but how much action is too much action?

10-06-2008, 02:52 AM	#31
Jeff Delano Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Fallbrook, CA Posts: 62	Re: Positivity just cannot change some things. 2infinityandbeyond, it looks to me like you need several more lifetimes to learn the lesson of reality, hahaha, who does that sound like?? I'm just kidding around, you're alright In all honesty though, what is reality? What is realistic? All of this new age stuff that you hear can make a person very weak and innocent to manipulative powers that is true. That's why I myself don't subscribe to any belief indefinately, I get what I feel I should get out of the information. For all I know 80% of the posters here could be freemasons and part of the illumanity set up to make people like me passive when and if martial law hits and the economy collapses. Does that mean I should be a revolutionary because some people who I barely know over the internet are telling me to be a revolutionary? Or should I be passive because the people could be using reverse psychology on me and people like me would be easier to pick off if I were acting revolutionary? Do other's opinions and suggestions even matter? What in this 'reality' is real? To me, the only thing that really matters is my opinion, my opinion can be made either intuitively, logically, or a combination of the two. According to what I've told you, should you even trust me? I could be that FBI agent that you claimed you weren't... Use your own discernment, you have to take action when sh*t hits the fans, you definately can't be standing around idle, but how much action is too much action?