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Many years ago when I began “waking up” and scouring the internet for “answers”, I wish that somebody would have warned me about the importance of practicing discretion while gaining and sharing occult knowledge, especially from strangers on the internet.

I inadvertently gave life to many of my own bloated spiritual identities when I discovered some “Truth” that everyone else appeared to be oblivious to. I so eagerly wanted to “save” them from their “ignorance” that I made a fool of myself and needlessly offended many people.

On social media, which I have since deleted, I had this uncontrollable masculine urge to set every person I’ve ever had a conversation with “free”, by imposing my newfound wisdom onto them.

Looking back – it was such an amature mistake on my part. All of the people that I alarmed, and all of the senseless ego-fueled debates I got into while trying to convince other people of “The Truth”.

I say this because there are very real and tangible consequences for sharing things that have the potential to rattle everyday, “normal” programmed people, should you impose that information on to them.

It’s very hard to convince someone who is under a mind control spell – that they are under a mind control spell. The people who gravitate toward my articles have already made up their minds – they are seeking the Truth.

They hope to gain validation or clarification for what they already know or are in the process of discovering. They have already been “converted”, or more specically they have converted themselves – to Truth Seeking – at their own discretion.

I’m one of those people who have a militant belief in making something readily available if I believe that it is true and will be genuinely helpful for someone else, but I realize deeply that there are consequences for sharing things that shouldn’t be shared. Every word that I type I am walking a fine line between helping a stranger, and potentially causing someone who isn’t ready for that same information to lose their mind…

So let’s talk about discretion.

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This article is going to set what I believe are some very important and basic ground rules for those of you straying from the “mainstream narrative” in search of the actual Truth.

It’s so very important to realize that while some people seeking the Truth will genuinely appreciate all of the articles that I have written, that same information could cause someone else to experience a bout of mental illness or extreme distress – simply because they are not seeking that sort of information, or because they they are not ready for that information.

Rule 1:
Don’t go “meta” in your day-to-day dealings with other people.

If you have literally just begun waking up, you must realize that anyone you are currently in a relationship with, your social circle, your co-workers, and/or your family will absolutely, 100% not be ready for anything that you share with them outside of the mainstream narrative.

The media is always trying to make it look like the world is ending, and programmed people really seem to enjoy that emotional roller coaster. They don’t need or want you to “save” them, so don’t fall in to that trap either, if you can help it.

You need to really be careful with this. You do not want to become “that guy/girl” known for saying outlandish or socially unacceptable things, just because you feel bad that your Auntie appears emotionally distressed over the results of the election, etc etc

Rule 2:
Just because someone close to you is acting “programmed” or appearing to “attack” your high level of Consciousness, you need to remember that they are just being themselves and it isn’t personal.

If you are easily offended or made to feel distraught by the unconsciousness of others, so long as they aren’t outright abusing you, it is probably an indication of something inside of you that you need to address – not something you need to fix in that other person.

Don’t be fooled in to thinking that an unconscious/programmed person needs to begin to see things “your way” by having occult knowledge that they are not ready for imposed upon them.

Rule 3:
When you are around people who are programmed, don’t you dare make jokes about or utter the words “Freemason, Cult of Saturn, mind control, Monarch” etc etc. You might as well order a straightjacket off of Amazon.com, walk in to a mental hospital, and beg them to hold you against your will if you invoke these utterances around “normal” programmed people.

Rule 4:
Maybe you have someone close to you that you do openly talk about spirituality or Truth Seeking with. It’s important to remember that this reality is designed to not be hacked, and words are its failsafe. The more words you exchange on this topic, the more cognitive dissonance and unconscious distress you might cause between you and that other person.

It could actually damage your relationship with them if you over-indulge in occult knowledge – when there is no direct need or direct application of this knowledge after the fact.

I intuitively realize that I have paid some sort of spiritual debt for every occult thing that I share in my articles/with people I work with. Nobody is exempt from this.

Rule 5:
Pay very close attention when other people openly offer you occult knowledge without you asking. How did you meet this person or why are you talking to them about this?

When you interact with them are they asking you specific questions about your beliefs? Why are they prying into what you believe or don’t believe? Do you stand to gain anything, in real terms, from this interaction?

I have found that some people in my past have shared occult knowledge with me in order to exercise some level of control over me, or to do something nefarious with my attention after the fact.

Not to sound paranoid, really. But people who are “Truth Seekers” make great scapegoats and are prime targets to get taken advantage of by actual crazy people, because they are always towing a fine line between being intellectual and interesting, and appearing insane to the average, programmed person.

It’s impossible to know the intentions of others. If you don’t know someone very well, just assume that they will share whatever you tell them with everyone else, to be on the safe side.

Rule 6:
Don’t let your ego or sense of self get tied in to discovering or sharing the Truth. Most of the people in your life, like your programmed and mind controlled family and loved ones will never see things your way, yet they are actually the ones who care about you most in this life.

Don’t let occult information lead to you ostracizing your self.

Rule 7:
Know that there is a karmic price to pay for occult knowledge that the whole of You isn’t ready to process.

Let’s say I divulge some information to you that could potentially allow you to inflict harm on another person. Maybe you know that you are a reasonably good person and that you would never intentionally harm someone else.

But you must know that you also have a shadow and alter egos that operate under your Awareness.

Could that occult knowledge that I have shared be used by those alter egos? Are you aware that You are the one who is responsible for paying the Karmic price of whatever “bad things” your Shadow selves do under your awareness?

Pay close attention. I’m just some stranger on the internet. If you are reading something and you get a bad feeling in your stomach – trust that feeling, at least for the Moment. Find something else to do if something you are doing or reading doesn’t feel “right” to you.

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As another general rule of thumb for those of you who are Truth Seekers – Occult knowledge is only helpful if there is a direct application for it. 

Discovering that this Reality is a computer simulation was helpful for me because when I read spiritual books about abundance, I was so confused about how that could be applied in a locked in, 3D world.

Or – I think it’s important for people to know that they have other versions of themselves on parallel timelines or in nearby realms of virtual reality, because that could explain what you are seeing in your dreams at night. Now you are aware that dreams allow you to interface with different versions of yourself, and to exchange important information between realities, etc etc

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Now you have found someone on the internet who sees beyond the mainstream narrative, and who also really doesn’t want to harm you with occult wisdom.

But even with the best intentions I have and probably will continue to periodically make mistakes.

Finding and sharing helpful information, when appropriate, can change the lives of people for the better, and ultimately bring about a world where people openly see and share the Truth, and experience a higher quality of life, free from needless suffering, because of that.

It does appear that we as a society are still in a transition period – transitioning out of the “dark ages” of programming, control, and misunderstanding.

So long as we prioritize practicing discretion, those of us who seek and embody the Truth will be able to continue changing the world for the better – to the best of our ability.

But usually that doesn’t require sharing information or getting people to see things your way.

Usually – it involves being unconditionally kind, humble, selfless when appropriate, and acting with the most sincere and pure intentions at all times.

It means putting your ego on hold when appropriate, and always being considerate of other people, even if they won’t or are incapable of understanding where you are coming from.

That is how Truth seekers like us will usher in a better world and life experience for ourselves, and for those we love.

In the meantime, let’s practice some discretion while we figure things out.

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