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Resistance Roundup

Resistance Roundup

by Nowick Gray

Events and opinions, podcasts and documentaries, studies and research papers, exposés and analysis, it comes flooding past on a daily basis. How to keep abreast, digest and make sense of it all, and glean what can serve the cause of human integrity and freedom?

One way is to select what seems the best and most useful, the most inspiring or original, the most groundbreaking or earthshaking, and to share for more deserved exposure.

Pick of the week

The 2-hour documentary, The BIG RESET Movie [The Uncensored] TRUTH of the PANDEMIC (posted 15 September on Odysee).

I don’t know any background about this high-quality production. Obviously European, for the predominantly French and Spanish interviews with subtitles, it’s an all-star cast of prominent scientists, doctors, lawyers, academics and public professionals, eloquent in their distillation of the calculated madness of the misnamed pandemic.

Key themes presented paint a well-rounded and coherent picture of what has happened and why, clarifying motives (The Great Reset, transhumanism) and means (fake PCR tests, controlled media), as well as the deadly crimes (nursing home murders, vaccine deaths) still coming to light.

Not much in this film was new to me after much previous research, but it clarified the monstrous lie we’ve been shepherded by, and it inspires anew to the urgency of our predicament, the challenge we face to reclaim our humanity.

For those who are finally ready for the big red pill, this is definitely one I’d recommend. It strikes the right balance of stark honesty and an implicit call to action. In the closing words of the narrator, it’s a “a warning message to humanity,” invoking the power of birds in flight, and the commitment of one such as Gandhi to the unwavering path of Truth.

Here are a few telling quotes that spoke to me most pointedly of the core agenda at play:

‘We’re actually hacking the software of life.’ —Tal Zaks, medical director of Moderna

‘What the Fourth Industrial Revolution will lead to is the fusion of our physical, our digital, and our biological identities.’ —Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum

‘In this project we’re trying to use DNA as a programmable material.’ —Dr. Neil Dalchau, Microsoft research scientist

‘DNA is highly programmable, just like a computer. And we can program a whole range of complex behaviors using DNA molecules.’ —Dr. Andrew Phillips, head of Bio Computation, Microsoft Research

It is in the invisible world that the common human is out of our depth. What is a virus? How does nanotechnology work? Are we now to be considered genetically modified organisms? Why does the not-vaccine contain communicative graphene oxide, and provide us with a MAC and Bluetooth address? Did anyone tell us that by becoming transhuman, we cease to be human?

This is the world of the Big Reset in its end game. Like Star Trek, Brave New World and 1984, it needs to be unshelved from the nonfiction section and returned to its rightful place as fiction.

Speaking of fiction

Chameleon – The Virtual Reality Virus

A retro cyberpunk fable and psychological conspiracy thriller.

Programmer Joe Norton is patient zero, infected by a reality-hacking AI virus through a stealth brain-computer interface. Who’s to blame—Moira, his office mates, the honchos from head office? Is the only way out, to go further in?

Caught between worlds, with a mission to kill and a menu of false choices, Norton must find his way back to the home brain before the bug spreads.

 

Cartoons, to lighten the load of public insanity

Tatsuya Ishida, on Gettr

Long live the (2) rants against masks…

One by eugyppius and another by Dr. Mark McDonald (Mask Wearing Must be Banned)

Interview of the week:

Mattias Desmet with Tucker Carlson, on Mass Formation psychosis.

Graph of the week:

Postscript: The Reckoning

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Further research: Quarantine Reading List

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Covid Narrative Freedom: Two Years of Dissent

These weekly articles in The New Agora charted a course of dissent since the beginning of the global coup in 2020. They expose the narrative sabotage in the ongoing war on humanity, and voice instead the sovereign spirit of the natural human.

Order now from Amazon.

Nowick Gray is a regular contributor to The New Agora and also offers perspectives and resources for alternative culture and African drumming. Subscribe to his Substack (New World Dreaming) or visit his  writings website at NowickGray.com.

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The Guru – Live in Your Living Room!

By William T. Hathaway

You can learn to meditate from one of the great spiritual teachers of India, then meditate with him live online and ask him questions – all for free. The first step is to learn his easy technique of Vedic meditation, Jangama Dhyana: https://www.jangama.org/. Then join him Saturdays for a meditation and question-and-answer session: https://www.shivarudrabalayogi.org/en. He transmits a powerful force-field that you access by tuning in with devotion to his voice and picture. Connecting to him will supercharge your spiritual growth and improve your daily life.

Shiva Rudra Balayogi achieved enlightenment in the traditional way: by finding a guru at a young age and serving him devotedly until the master’s death, then retreating into years of intense spiritual practice, and finally emerging to serve humanity. His intellect and heart are overflowing with wisdom and love. He shares his knowledge and the bliss of his presence with all who desire it.

Meditation is a lifeline to sanity in a world gone crazy, and now you can learn it free from an enlightened yogi.

 

 

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Meditation: a lifeline to sanity in a world gone crazy

By William T. Hathaway

Humanity is in crisis. Our social structures are crumbling. Institutions that had seemed secure are now breaking apart. Politicians are figures of contempt. Once-respected news sources are distrusted. Schools have devolved into internment camps. A dozen war flags rally us into battle. Our punch-drunk planet is staggering on the ropes. People are dropping dead from the virus and from the vaccine that’s supposed to prevent it. Political polarization is destroying friendships. The economy is lurching around, torn by contradictory pressures. Explanations for the chaos abound, but attempts at solutions are stalemated.

However we react to this crisis – by revolutionary action to overthrow the established order, or by conservative action to defend it, or by a simple desire to survive in peace – to be effective we need to maintain inner calm and stability. Otherwise we’ll be swept up in the chaos and become its victim.

Transcendental Meditation is a good way to achieve this inner calm and stability. It’s the most scientifically researched method, and millions of people practice it worldwide. It uses a special technique of effortless, non-concentrative thinking that makes it fundamentally different from other forms of meditation.

Since we are so accustomed to concentrated, focused thinking, we need training in this new method. Although TM is very easy to do, learning how to do it takes personal instruction over a period of time. This results in its only drawback: it costs quite a bit to learn. I’ve seen internet sites that claim to teach it, but they’re not authentic.

Some people believe that meditation was free in ancient times and should be now, but that’s a nice-sounding myth. In Vedic times the people were obligated to care for and support their spiritual teachers. In our times that’s done with money. Maintaining a large international organization requires finances. Without the organization, the teaching wouldn’t be available worldwide.

Maharishi experienced how colonial exploitation had impoverished India and saw how Western countries still benefit from neo-imperialism in the global South. The fees charged for learning TM in the West subsidize low-cost instruction in South America, Africa, and Asia.

This painful issue is part of the overall crisis of humanity. Capitalism can’t continue the way it is. It’s starting to fall apart, and nations are fighting for bigger pieces of it before the collapse. Since that’s the material basis of our lives, we sometimes feel we are falling apart. Some of us freak out.

Which brings us back to the need to stay grounded in ourselves so we can act effectively amid all the seismic shocks that keep rolling through us. Meditation helps us develop an inner unshakability, a great asset in times like these.

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William T. Hathaway is an award-winning novelist and an emeritus Fulbright professor of creative writing. His peace novel, Summer Snow, is the story of an American warrior falling in love with a Sufi Muslim and learning from her that higher consciousness is more effective than violence. Chapters are posted at http://shattercolors.com/fiction/hathaway_summersnow01.htm.