Shadow Work - the Prerequisite to Disclosure
@Raymond_Mikal recently posted two links to videos about UFO disclosure. One, a lengthy and at times repetitive edit of conversations between Gregg Braden and John Peterson (https://youtu.be/uTZKXuSB_oI). The other, an interview with Steven Greer on Redacted (https://youtu.be/vDdjHs8CddA). May I suggest pairing these two, and see if the following makes sense?
In the Braden/Peterson conversation, one of the points featured is that Peterson's team at Arlington Institute came up with 38 scenarios of disclosure, and only 2 or 3 do not result in civilization driving off a cliff.
In the interview with Greer, a significant detail is that the leadership at the center of secret black budget development of UFO tech deliberately screen for psycho-/sociopathic personalities to be admitted into the deeper ranks. He points out that most people find it impossibly difficult to attempt to contemplate the mindset of the truly evil.
The combination of these two points from the two interviews indicates to me that in order to break the disclosure barrier, there first must be a critical mass of individuals willing and able to cease projecting evil onto others with whom they disagree, and instead to look within with complete honesty to take ownership and responsibility for all that we harbor inside ourselves, even if it is not expressed.
To paraphrase Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, "The line between good and evil runs through the heart of every person."
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I am happy to report that we had a successful Braver Angels Red/Blue workshop regarding the first 100 days of the Trump administration here in NYC. Given our location, we had a bit harder time recruiting Reds, but the NYC Braver Angels Alliance has a good connection with the NYC Young Republicans, so we were able to recruit some young Reds. This particular workshop involved having each group sit together to respond to the prompt “What are your hopes and concerns about the Trump administration?” while the other group sits around them to observe (we refer to this as a fishbowl), then the groups swap and the other one answers the prompt. We then have them get together in Red/Blue pairs to share what they learned (we suggest talking about insights, surprises, and commonalities they saw with the folks on the other side), and then they all come back into the big circle to talk about what they learned and are taking out into their daily lives from the workshop.
I had some challenges with the person doing logistics for me ...
Just learned from a FAIR chapter-leader meeting that Ryan Ruffaner is writing a book on this topic, so keep your eyes peeled (he is still seeing many instances of it). Also learned from the meeting there is still a lot of gender legislation being pushed in some states, like Colorado, and many states are pushing ideologically informed Ethnic Studies curriculum (esp on the West Coast).
