Something funny is happening as I meander toward a deeper level of what appears to be genuine emotional balance.
I have shed quite a load of credulousness, and picked up a nice sturdy shaker of salt instead.
I don’t exactly disbelieve things that I gave almost complete credence to just a few weeks ago. It’s more like I’m able to view a notion with several completely separate yet centrally connected sets of eyes.
This is no doubt a work in progress, this shifting of perception and belief. I’m still exploring it, like a snake shedding the old skin and testing out the new supple, fresh covering of its sinuous body.
I’m experiencing this process with curiosity and a surprisingly relaxed attitude.
Apparently, I don’t have a horse in this race. I am observing the horses running and the jockeys urging them on and the shifting of movement on the track, but it is immaterial to me who wins.
It doesn’t seem to matter that the things I’ve been obsessively worried about are still there.
There is apparently a depopulation agenda now being given a push with what appear to be poisonous vaccines, as I have heard. Not witnessed directly.
It still appears that massive tampering in the American presidential election has placed an imposter upon the throne of America.
Election audits are said to be in process and apparently will show that the election was fraudulent and needs to be overturned.
Or so I have heard; I don’t personally know. I neither completely believe nor disbelieve information from any source—non-mainstream or mainstream.
Unless I have a direct way of assessing validity, how can I say with absolute certainty that anything is true? Or false?
I can entertain possibilities, even conflicting ones, without being attached to their provable veracity.
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