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Ahhh...critical thinking, using the "mind" (as taught by mainstream science to be the source of our thoughts, ideas), but discernment is something else: critical thinking, asking for actual proof plus an inner knowing. I wish I had both of them well developed. When I think back to the time I was wholeheartedly supporting Trump until it became obvious he was nothing, but a pied piper for the elite controllers, I feel exasperated. He had to openly promote the killer jab for me to wake up to the con. I had to hear from my former colleagues how 20-40 year olds were dying of myocarditis and myocardial infarcts for me to be jarred to reality. All the decades I worked in our healthcare cartel, I saw no such thing. Anyone dying after a jab "did not die from the jab" if fourteen days had passed from the date it was administered according to the VAERS instructions. CDC denies changing the definition of a vaccine and pandemic, except that a smart person has preserved a still shot of the CDC website showing their former definitions. When Bill Gates went to see Trump at the White House during his presidential term, I had a very strong gut reaction, and it was not a positive one. I looked for a reason to justify such a visit from the man who has made it his mission to depopulate the earth. I read and read, constantly looking for the light at the end of the tunnel. I meditate, aware that my thoughts and discernment can easily be hijacked by nefarious entities. Patriot Patel's "Devolution" series could've made sense, but not with Trump, the pied piper. The latest object of my attention is Kim Goguen. I would like to know what Jordan thinks about her. Naturally, she is maligned to the hilt. Websites like Team Bubba were created just to discredit her, regurgitating the same information of how much a con of a woman she is. I know how the controllers despise their nemesis, and the more I listened to Kim. I do not exactly consider Team Bubba and the rest as paragons of virtue, doing all they can to wake up humanity to the truth. Having read at least two translations of the Sumerian Tablets/Plates of which there are about half a million of, and are extant, listening to Kim's information was not too farfetch to be believable. What really gets me is that the religious lunatics who extol the "Holy" Bible as the "word of God" have not even heard of the Sumerian Tablets. They contain many of the recycled stories of the Bible. They are thousands of years older than the Bible. They actually explain the existence of the Bible. I wish they would study, not just read, the Bible and the Sumerian Tablets. I wish they would bat even an eyelash when they read about Abraham being asked by God to sacrifice his own son to prove his loyalty to God. What kind of a god is that? Realize who these lascivious and abusive to humans entities spoken about in your "Holy" Bible. Expand your horizon and read further. Kim speaks of Anu, Marduk, Enlil, etc. and the mostly unread cannot hold their guffaws. They actually think she is making everything up. Anu (where the word Anunnaki comes from) had Enlil and Enki. Enki had Ra, also called Marduk. Yep, that's the same Marduk Kim talks about. David Wilcock prefers to call him "Ra", the Ra of "The Law of One". I read the Law of One books a few times over, because they were not easy to understand. "Service to others" is certainly a wonderful idea, but the Law of One books are a case of "Do as I say, not as I do". They are intended for you and me, to make sure "we behave". It may take some reading before you realize that. Ra is certainly not a loving entity despite the heart warming information from the Law of One books. Carla Rueckert channeled the information from Ra. Then Ra/Marduk had Seth, and there are the Seth Books. I read all of them too. Seth had Thoth/Hermes, and there goes your Hermetic writings. Who are these beings? I hope by this time you are starting to ask. David Wilcock is very intelligent, and in all his books, he endeavored to connect so much data which on our own we probably would not even consider to have any connections. I am, however, disappointed in Wilcock, because he could've gone even farther and further. He avoided mentioning the nefarious gulleys the information he knew would've taken him to. Is he compromised? Too scared to speak up? Interested only in selling books and conferences? Afraid to offend the religious? That's a lot of customers to lose. Let me do the job for you, David. https://youtu.be/8r-e2NDSTuE Having listened to the 1000+ interviews at Project Camelot, I definitely know the reality we think we are in is NOT (Caps for emphasis, no need to yell). I encourage you all to listen to what Kim Goguen has to say. And yes, I have read every nasty piece of information being cranked out about her. I ask that you actually listen to what she has to say after you read the Sumerian Tablets. Will you still be berating and maligning her? She may turn out to be just as good an actor as Trump, but for now, I am still all ears. She has very intriguing information. I cannot simply dismiss her as a charlatan because she makes too much sense. I suggest her interviews with Kerry Cassidy. Kerry Cassidy's ego gets in the way sometimes, but listening to the several interviews she did with Kim, there is some progress. The last interview did not make me cringe as much. Kerry was not as disrespectful to Kim, although she still felt the compulsion to one up Kim at almost every turn. Kerry's interviews provide a good compendium of Kim's information. Rumble has some of the Kim Goguen interviews as well. Kim provides a weekly update at Life Force. I have always valued what Jordan has to say. He has an incisive mind and he dares to go where no one dares to go. I would like to see what he says about Kim. Keep at it, Jordan. You are very good at what you do.

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Vara Burton's avatar

There are two kinds of discernment: one that can be taught, as you have well described, and one that is a gift, which discerns between spiritual sources.

The Fallacy Detective is a fun and easy book that I use with my 8th grade homeschool kids.

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