by Zen Gardner

Like many of you, I’m sick and tired of this pejorative label of “conspiracy theorist” pasted flippantly onto anyone challenging the status quo. There was a time this CIA conspiracy theorist tag, created to fend off questions about the JFK murder, was a marginalized stigmatization in itself used for specific targets, but now it’s used so widely and crudely it’s time we took it down.

What “flipped my switch” to address this is an almost hard to believe news item that was brought to my attention that makes one sick to their stomach that such a regime could dare to attempt such blatant  Orwellian police state tactics on a conscious population.

And most of all the appalling truth-reversing hypocrisy it represents.

Reporter Donny Gilson falsely committed to 6 months in St. Cloud MN psychiatric ward for “conspiracy theories”

VANCOUVER, BC – In an interview from inside the Behavioral Mental Unit of the St. Cloud Hospital, St. Cloud, MN, Donny Gilson, reporter for Truth Frequency Radio, has been able to document his ordeal since a commitment based on family objections to his “conspiracy theories,” thus reporting on how many alternative media and free thinkers on the Internet are targeted by increased surveillance under “psychiatric” laws that hold “conspiracy research” to be a “mental disorder”.

God said:

To forgive is to let go. To be unforgiving is to hold on with all your might as if an offense were essential to your life’s path. You have been holding on to not letting go. Holding on is attachment. Who are you to not let go of what you grasp to be an infringement upon yourself?

Someone stepped on your toe. At some point, whoever it was, stopped stepping on your toe. He may even have apologized. In any case, he took his foot off yours and walked on. He probably never even remembers the incident you remember as an event, a huge event of sorrow for you, and you remember it again and again. Even when it was a small offense in passing, you branded it in your heart. Somewhere along the line, you announced this passage in time as unforgivable, and you are unable to let go of it, so you keep it alive and ever raw, living it and reliving it, rubbing your heart as on a grater.

Perhaps the one you cannot forgive looked at you askance, and you never forgot that look. He may not have been looking at you. He may have been thinking of something else altogether. You thought he was directing himself to you. In any case, you continue to think so.

Who is the perpetrator here? Who keeps this going and won’t let go? Why, it is you who is holding on to the hilt.

There are amazing stories of people who let go of past trespasses, serious trespasses, not the little offenses that too often plague My children.

How does one get weighed down so readily in this Realm? Negative belief codes are like magnets, drawing unto them more negative thoughts and beliefs. Once one begins to understand the nature of thoughtforms and how they manifest into physical reality, one can begin to unravel the entangled mess, one layer at a time until it is fully dissolved.

Like any void on Earth, once something is removed, something else attempts to fill the void. Thus, it is important to fill the gap of the unwanted thoughtforms with those that are more appealing. Thoughtforms create reality, so choose those that will lead you to the outcome you desire. When you have a thought that is unsettling or undesirable to you, immediately think again by choosing thoughts that will lead you toward your chosen destiny.

Low-density thoughtforms vibrate at a slower speed. This slow speed allows it to interact with physical matter. In this way, dis-eases are born. Higher frequency vibrations run through the body, sending sparklets of light and love as it flows through. In this way, when you exchange lower thoughtforms with those that are of higher frequencies, such as love and peace, you in essence are lightening your load. You will fly through your day with less weight bearing down upon you. As your energy vibrational patterns increase, you will draw unto you similar situations and people.

Robert Parmer, Contributor
Waking Times

“Believe in yourself and know you have what it takes. Let go of all doubt and anything in your life that is causing you stress.” -Wim Hof

Recently, a close friend of mine introduced me to to the person they referred to as the Iceman. Not to be confused with the infamous criminal Richard Kuklinski, this Iceman is able to climb Mt. Everest wearing shorts and possessed other baffling qualities. To put it lightly, these feats spiked my interest.

At first these claims seemed impossible to me, so I began researching the Iceman, formally known as Wim Hof. I soon found out that motivational, groundbreaking, and incredible are all words that describe Wim Hof. And the term superhuman probably sums up his extraordinary mind the best.

The Iceman Does Not Fear Cold

Wim Hof was born on April 20, 1959 in the small city of Sittard, located in the Netherlands. From an early age he always loved the cold and would often run barefoot across snow and ice.