September 15, 2026



“Is there anybody out there? Just nod if you can hear me… is there anyone at home?”



Crrow777

“Hey… Who are you talking to? I am not sure, but they seem to know about everything.”


Big changes came to our world as the 1900s rolled in. When we look back at the previous century’s level of sophistication, education and nearly all facets of civilization, it is clear that these things did not carry forward and continue to improve in the 20th century. Quite the contrary, and I am zeroing in on WWI as a general dividing line between then and now. We have covered social engineering and its effects in the modern era, but is the first Great War as significant to world change as people like Steiner made it out to be? I am starting to accept that it was…and is.

In the first 40 years of the 20th century, we saw two World Wars, the rise of Communism, and the intentional crashing of the American economy. By the third decade of the 20th century, what is often called the “Rockefellerization” of our country came to be. In this, we lost medical systems that actually healed patients, and saw education set on a trajectory that has created the embarrassment we live in today, where the young cannot even read cursive writing or a wall clock! In these two examples alone, we see that the infrastructure and knowledge of better ways has been forgotten.

The modern era has been an era of deception, and at the end of the 20th century, we witnessed the rise of digital systems intended to ultimately track and control every man, woman, and child in real-time. China, who was given the technology for free in 1997 in Silicon Valley, has proved the reality of this plan.

The digital world that now controls modern life is planned to permanently separate us from Nature, where all truth is found, in order to impose an artificial reality of control. The very foundations of digital systems show this to be true, as they exist on 1s and 0s. This is where the separation from reality begins. Where once 0 was a place holder, it now masquerades in working systems as something it is not: part of Nature, with an actual value/existence of some kind. There is no such thing as 0, zero, or no-thing, in the Creation/Natural world. What does exist in Nature, is everything. There is no “no-thing” to be found, exposing the artificiality of the current use of 0 pretending to exist in reality.

As is true of all created things, an end is inevitable. The Natural world shows us the cyclical nature of all things, thereby demonstrating that the end of something is the beginning of something else, and this is where we find ourselves now. We are at the end of a very long cycle, and at the beginning of something new. Unless you are fast asleep, you have likely noticed the consciousness shift now available to all living things. The rise in spiritual concerns is also palpable for many, even as organized religion diminishes in many places.

Many things are now coming to light that were well-hidden a short while ago, further demonstrating our resonant shift upward. That is, if we choose to do so. We have all been granted free will, which means we ALWAYS get to choose. This is the reason that so much effort is spent trying to get us to agree, or to make decisions that are not in our best interest. It is quite clearly against the rules to force action on beings with free will. This brings us to the choice at hand: Have you had enough of low-vibrational service-to-self systems that are nearly all digital now, or are you of a mind that there is value in the truths of Nature, and ready to move into a higher-vibrational era-based in service-to-others?

As always, the choice is yours, and yours alone, although there will surely be much energy spent trying to help you decide, based on what others want.

I would like to wish you all a happy, healthy, and higher-minded new era.

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Comments (3)

Buddy, I’ve also zeroed in on WWI timeframe with an additional focus on 1890 thru 1910. Picked up Robert Fisk’s the Great War for civilization recently and I can tell it’s brilliant. It’s quite long and Mr Fisk seems like my kind of guy.
I also picked up “the fall of the Ottomans” by Eugene Rogan as well and based on one of his lectures it’ll be a good read. Just wrapped up Professor Walsh’s book (forgot her first 2 names but I think it’s Robyn Faith) called the origins of early Christian literature and while I haven’t finished yet it essentially claims, with documentation, the Gospels are a product of the high culture of their time and not simply stories passed down orally by illiterates until one day some guy wrote it all down… in a pseudopygriphal fashion. (I must have mispelled it, but basically putting an apostles name on the top to garner more attention… or some reason) tldr – the writers of the Gospels weren’t basing this on historical events, they’re closer to the concept of Plato’s noble lie. Creating/mythmaking something worth striving for. In fact, she makes multiple parallels to multiple timeline’s notable authors, not derisively but more so admirably.

Not only does she draw parallels to renowned authors of antiquity thru the 18th-ish century (I think she ties it in that far) but directly compares various story elements play for play with the Gospel accounts. I’ve heard this argument before and honestly it’s quite sound. Greco Roman ideals are definitely present in the NT. Chicken or egg, idk.

Damnit I had to think for a second on why I was rambling about this topic and I didn’t mean to open up this portion of Pandora’s jar but I can edit it out later. I meant to post this in response to Mr Hoffman’s latest video due to his interpretation of the New Testament.

I believe something quite nefarious and insidious occurred somewhere around 1890-1910. Literature, art, history. A lot of things get scrambled up like a Denver omelette. I’ve been snagging all the literature I can from antique stores and old book stores to see what I can see. The authorship qualities are significantly different. Maybe the books I find have survivorship bias due to their high quality but they outshine most authors’ products of today. (I’m not claiming to have the ability to produce better content btw!!)

It’s not just the higher quality which I can surmise is due to various reasons such as quality of education and a society more prone to pass on their skills and more. There’s some type of… inversion or something. Interesting facts fall to the wayside. Things get trimmed down or removed. Good people are documented as bad people and the inverse is also true where bad people are lauded for actions that were clearly awful for everyone but themselves. Was this the point in time when selfishness and narcissism began to dominate the scene? I always thought that came later… (biblically my understanding is it started with Nimrod. But now I have to question everything. Is he the good guy instead? (Good exemplar may be a better term)

I could go on and on with multiple authors and volumes I’ve read and I can’t conclusively say much. I feel like I’d need to be there to be sure, like TE Lawrence. Look what happened to him though. Done dirty. If a lot of the stories are true, done dirty, then discarded before his time. (I’m not sure which topics you guys have covered due to my rookie status, but his ending has a lot of question marks and if I use my powers of deduction the group that benefits the most from his passing are the same group Alison Weir writes about)

I found a 18ish book set published in 1910ish by a group called the Roycrofters who’re out of upstate NY at the time. Each book has like 15 twenty page biographies of a wide range of characters ranging from Ancient Greece to post-Civil War.

I’ll have to get more acquainted with the forum to see if anyone collaborates on various themes or topics. I’ve got too many topics I’m interested in and need to start sleeping with my books under my pillow like Edgar Cayce.

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