Does Extending Your Life Mark Narcissism If Your Family Depends On You?

Two of the infinite points on a parabola:

1. Believing one's body is sacred, and if a body part is badly infected or dying, then you accept you will die because the part will not be removed or replaced.
2. Believing the body is a mixture of states of energy and any ol' mix-and-match will do when it comes to quality and quantity of good, healthy days.

 Would a person near the first point eat a piece of fruit that fell off of a grafted tree?

Would a person near the second point insist on speaking only a "pure" form of the native language?

While you live your life full of assumptions that your way is the only true way to live, do you see that the variety of local ecosystems will not accommodate a single, all-encompassing lifestyle, and thus you make room in your worldview for other ways to live, especially outside the environment well-suited to your preferences?  What if your environment was generic enough it could accommodate many different lifestyles?

Like the vendor says, "You don't have to like me or what I represent but please buy my product that is calling out to you right now in this special moment between us."

Translating the Committee's instructions for implementing the next phase of our species' existence so that all lifestyles move forward as one was never meant to be an easy task.

Most subcultures do not want to know they are being nudged along, believing they are in control of their own destinies, eternally unchangeable.  Yet, have you ever met a person who couldn't form an opinion when encountering something new, no matter how strange or alien or out of context?

Stimulus and response.  Every cell in your body will respond to toxins (i.e., "form an opinion about something new") no matter what your subculture may be.

The Committee's instructions are quite clear - make the species change, at all costs, because the next phase is going to be a big transition, and yet practically unnoticeable at the subcultural level.

There is no such thing as the end of the world.  There is only change.  We are all part of the changes here on this planet whether we want to be or not.

Last night, my colleagues, associates, and friends started the process of change for this next phase.

For some, the effects of the change will be painful.  Others will smoothly slide from the old phase into the new one effortlessly.  In relative terms, many will change but feel like they're being left behind.

You don't have to embrace a one-galaxy view but you're part of it, anyway.  It's just the way it has to be so you can maintain a belief in your subculture in this so-called solar system.

The true view - the "multiverse" one, if you will (such quaint anthropomorphic jargon) - will show the few who know that others can be brought along into a system so far outside morals and ethics and body parts that words like "you," "me," and "us" are neither meaningful nor meaningless.

Can you look back 1000 years from now and see where we are in relation to where "we" will be?

Do you understand the total transformation that will pass us out of the one-body, one-mind viewpoint that permeates all current religions and belief systems?

Some of you will.

Remember, it's simply about states of energy, no belief system required.  Artifacts of "consciousness" and other mass-hypnotic cultural beliefs will become ancient history before you know it.

We used Assange as a demonstration for some of you and a test of deprogramming others.  Those who resisted the cultural shift of his documentation release the strongest are the ones we will focus our energy on changing the most subtly - they'll never see how we delineated and boxed in their subcultures so we can deal with them easily.

More to follow...