Great stuff. Keeping that balanced perspective - knowing the darkness without getting lost in it, seeing the light without being blinded - is a tricky thing to do but absolutely essential.
It's amazing how well you describe the evil that existed in the old communist system AND the evil that exists here. I visited over there once and, yea, your description is accurate. But government and media propaganda mills try to convince us plebes to love one and hate the other.....while the truth is, there's evil in both systems. Glad you're here Tessa, to help fight it and explain the light of truth.
"I am aware of ugliness, it’s difficult to not see it in this day and age. I research what I need to research in order to understand the bigger picture and to create as much clarity for others as I can. But if I start thinking about ugliness too much, I then itch to come in and ‘fix” everything—and I have to remind myself to be patient, trust the universe with the overall trajectory, and focus on doing my job, which is even-headedness and loving clarity. My job, the way my heart feels it, is elevating love."
Ellen Brown, who focuses on finance quite expertly, says to grow vegetables wherever you can. It fed Russians in the 1990s. She's absolutely right. This is no joke, and will not be a joke ever.
I’ve recently started reading “The Untethered Soul” and it reminds me a lot of your philosophy of love, clarity and focusing on what “our part” is in this whole mysterious collective experience of Life. It’s been a great tool for practicing patience and building trust in the wisdom of the soul and the unfolding plan of the universe.
This pretty much explains why the upper middle class lets itself be preyed upon by people like Fauci and Gates. The upper middle class doesn't have to deal with predators like the lower class does. The upper class has bigger predators to deal with (chiefly, embezzlers). But the middle class--especially the professional class--mostly lives in a bubble.
Loved this paper. As usual. Funny enough I don't think rulers in the past --pre modern rulers (pharaohs, roman emperors, kings and such)-- were that bad actually. Not quite as bad as our present one in term of corruption, viciousness etc. Now and again you'd see some really nasty bit (like Nero, Caligula, Tamerlan, Alexander Borgia...). But there is something uniquely evil with the ruling managerial class (I'm writing a book on the topic! haha). Some kind of peculiar blend between the extreme banality of evil and an utterly ruthless greed never seen before. All this is nourished and fostered by the system they built. It does indeed feel like the end of an epoch. We can't go much further than this.
Great stuff. Keeping that balanced perspective - knowing the darkness without getting lost in it, seeing the light without being blinded - is a tricky thing to do but absolutely essential.
There may be a crack in the dam! Google to the NIH website, then type in, ‘covid-19 the truth’. Amazing - They’re really telling the truth!
Johnny’s “Schwab Family Values” article is my go-to when referencing Klaus’s history! I linked “megalomaniacal self-styled gods” to it in “Letter to an Agree-to-Disagree Relative” (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-an-agree-to-disagree-relative).
Excellent. Johnny is a real treasure when it comes to research. Thanks for bringing him to my attention.
It's amazing how well you describe the evil that existed in the old communist system AND the evil that exists here. I visited over there once and, yea, your description is accurate. But government and media propaganda mills try to convince us plebes to love one and hate the other.....while the truth is, there's evil in both systems. Glad you're here Tessa, to help fight it and explain the light of truth.
Great interview. Thanks Tessa.
Tessa said:
"I am aware of ugliness, it’s difficult to not see it in this day and age. I research what I need to research in order to understand the bigger picture and to create as much clarity for others as I can. But if I start thinking about ugliness too much, I then itch to come in and ‘fix” everything—and I have to remind myself to be patient, trust the universe with the overall trajectory, and focus on doing my job, which is even-headedness and loving clarity. My job, the way my heart feels it, is elevating love."
This seems to be a big part of why COVID-Pandemic was needed, and it is well documented. Financial system collapse: https://thephilosophicalsalon.com/a-self-fulfilling-prophecy-systemic-collapse-and-pandemic-simulation/
Ellen Brown, who focuses on finance quite expertly, says to grow vegetables wherever you can. It fed Russians in the 1990s. She's absolutely right. This is no joke, and will not be a joke ever.
https://ellenbrown.com/2022/06/09/the-food-shortage-solution-in-your-own-backyard/
Fantastic work and thanks for posting! Tessa, I just did my own video with Johnny here... https://rokfin.com/post/89136/Fungi-Monkey-Podcast-5--Paul-Cardin-and-Thatchers-Falklands-Theatre
Wonderful wonderful, thank you. Tessa, you are a great listener ans Johnny, such an uplifting voice. Love you both....
Just saw this guy on another podcast in Canada yesterday and he was fabulous....great interview with you, too!!!
This was a great interview Tessa. The lights are on!
What a great interview! I learned so much, and I'm glad to be introduced to Johnny Vedmore and his research. Fabulous! Thank you, both!
Wonderful interview.
I’ve recently started reading “The Untethered Soul” and it reminds me a lot of your philosophy of love, clarity and focusing on what “our part” is in this whole mysterious collective experience of Life. It’s been a great tool for practicing patience and building trust in the wisdom of the soul and the unfolding plan of the universe.
"Do predators actually exist???"
This pretty much explains why the upper middle class lets itself be preyed upon by people like Fauci and Gates. The upper middle class doesn't have to deal with predators like the lower class does. The upper class has bigger predators to deal with (chiefly, embezzlers). But the middle class--especially the professional class--mostly lives in a bubble.
Loved this paper. As usual. Funny enough I don't think rulers in the past --pre modern rulers (pharaohs, roman emperors, kings and such)-- were that bad actually. Not quite as bad as our present one in term of corruption, viciousness etc. Now and again you'd see some really nasty bit (like Nero, Caligula, Tamerlan, Alexander Borgia...). But there is something uniquely evil with the ruling managerial class (I'm writing a book on the topic! haha). Some kind of peculiar blend between the extreme banality of evil and an utterly ruthless greed never seen before. All this is nourished and fostered by the system they built. It does indeed feel like the end of an epoch. We can't go much further than this.