Gregg Braden
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 1 Oct
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Your love for what you think or your fear of what you are thinking will breathe life into that thought to simply think about it. Yeah. is not a sin and it is not dangerous to consider we're the only form of life that can do that.
So to think about the polarities of the world and light and dark expressed as good and evil and to discern that evil is present in this organization or in this entertainment does not bring an end to our lives. And I think it's important to make that distinction because I know people that are afraid to think about certain things because they're scared to death it's gonna bring it in their lives.
It's not the thought, it's your fear of that thought, your love of that thought.
Well, it is. So now let's go back to the beginning of this conversation. What's happening in our world? We all know the world's different. The world is changing. The world feels like it's coming apart at the seams for no apparent reason. The world feels like it's in chaos. And if you're not looking at the big picture, I can see where it would be.
But what we're experiencing on this planet right now, it's not spontaneous. It is organized. It's not random. It is systematic. We are barreling down the road toward an endpoint that has been identified by organizations, beings, and powers that be right around the year 2030. Something is incoming 2030.
And what you're seeing are the power structures of the world jockeying for position to be in the best place when that happens. UN is part of that. That's why they've designated, they didn't say United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 2031, you know, or 2035. And the WEF is looking at 2030.
And financial institutions are ending the loan programs and banking things, all looking at that 2030 window of time. There are powers that be that believe that the world needs to be remade by the year 2030, and part of that remaking is the remaking of the human body. So this conversation is very relevant. The opening keynote at the World Economic Forum in 2022,
was a keynote where the statement was made that human biology is now hackable. We are a hackable technology is the way they're looking at us. And because we are hackable, we have what in computer lingo was called right code permission or right level permission to change the code. Part of the remaking of the world around us cannot be complete until they remake the world within us.
This is what is called the fourth industrial revolution or the great reset. The digitization of the world and the human body into a common system that can be regulated by a massive AI. It's the matrix. Well, where does the matrix come from? And where do those ideas come from?
I did. I'm honored. I did, of course, man. You have somebody every week. I don't know how you even do that. So thank you.
Yes. So now I go back to the beginning of the conversation. Our planet, if the goals are met, is being engineered into an ecosystem and into a climatic scenario that's not good for us. The wars, the depletion of our resources, depletion of population, the depletion of humankind to engage in the wars, that's not good for us. The replacement of our biology with technology is not good for us either.
on an evolutionary level because it stunts our ability for biological evolution. It's not good for us on a moral level because we're giving away our humanness. We're giving away the biology that is the link to our divinity. Without the body, there is no link to that divinity. And that, for me, that's the battle. Is the forces, the powers that be want to veil and shield us from our divine essence.
They want us to forget who we are and believe that we're powerless beings and succumb to the technology that can be integrated and controlled. And I think that's what's up for us right now. We are about to give away our humanness before we even know what it means to be human. So that... is the context, the really good news, is all the new science that is now revealing.
Once they stopped looking at the human body from the perspective of biology, once they started looking at the biology from an IT, an engineering perspective, this is such a different way of thinking. You know, what happens with ion potentials moving across the cell wall? That's a very different way. And how can we, how adapt are we at doing that on demand?
You know, when we choose self-regulating our immune system, self-regulating our resilience, our super learning, super memory, super capacity, all of that stuff. And we're only beginning to understand really the potential of what and who we are. At the same time, we're about to give it away, at least a portion of our society.
And what I think will happen, and we've talked about this a little bit, I think you're seeing two parallel societies emerge right now at the same time. you're seeing a group, a segment of our population who is all in on everything, all the tech in their bodies, out of their bodies, the newest gadgets, newest devices, computer chips in the brain, bring it on because they don't know any different.
They don't know who they are. They don't know what they're giving away. They don't know the consequences of what that is. All they know is maybe life feels easier, but at what price? What price do we pay for the efficiency and the speed of a computer chip in the brain? And is it worth that price?
And you see another part of society, like my friend in the supermarket co-op, who says, you know, something's not right. It's moving too fast. We need to go back to a simpler society. way of life. We need to grow our own food, take care of our own bodies, take care of our neighbors, teach our kids at home because we don't like what they're learning in the public schools.
They don't know all the stuff necessarily we're talking about, but they know something's not right. And you're seeing both of those at the same time.
So here's where I think we'll go, because we're going to do what humans always do. We're going to go down those paths, or we're going to check each other out, because humans check each other out. And we're going to say, who's happier? Who's healthier? Whose lives are more fulfilled? And the answer to that question, I think, will determine ultimately where those paths go. engage.
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