If you have a few spare hours and an open mind, these are essential viewing I’m not going to pretend I can explain all of this better than the people in these videos. I can’t. What I can do is point you towards three of the most illuminating vidoes I’ve watched in a long time — videos that helped me step back from the noise of daily life and see the bigger picture.If you’ve ever had that nagging feeling that something isn’t quite right with the world — that the systems we liv

The Iran War, Stargates, and the Battle for Time In my previous post, “ Conquest of Time ” , I explored the deeper layer of global conflict — not just over land, oil, or ideology, but over stargates and even Time itself . There is increasing discussion in alternative media about a stargate located near Abadan in Iran — a site long rumored to sit at a key energetic crossroads between civilizations. Researchers such as Michael Salla, along with sources like Journey of Truth an

Returning to True Time Have you noticed that time no longer feels like it used to? Not merely the subjective rush of a busy life — something deeper, stranger. A sense that the present moment itself has become slippery. That now keeps escaping before you can inhabit it. Most of us reach for our phones when this feeling surfaces, which is, of course, precisely the wrong move. The screen is not a window onto reality. It is a trapdoor out of it. The acceleration we are all feeli

Reflections on Chapter 10 of Prometheus and Atlas In Chapter 10, “Kill a Buddha on the Way,” of Prometheus and Atlas , Jason Reza Jorjani does something I’ve rarely seen done well: he makes nirvana intelligible without sentimentalising it. For most of my life, I struggled with the idea of nirvana . Was it extinction? Bliss? Dissolution? Some kind of cosmic anaesthesia? What Jorjani clarifies is that the Buddha’s teaching is neither nihilism nor blissed-out passivity. Nirvana