This is an e-mail to my former boss who is finally starting to wake up.  Most of the good folks that live here have already "been there", and "done that", so this is another example of what we are going through in our daily unfoldment.  I know most of you have had similar experiences.  I hope you will share yours.

Hi Dan.... Almost missed that e-mail from you.    Sent you the 1st segment this morning about the Cabal.   There are many segments.   Its way too easy to push a person beyond their "reality envelope" or comfort level.  My e-mails do that to a lot of people ! LOL  :-)  When this happens, they shut down and start blocking.   We have to do this in baby steps.       I have always been the sponge soaking up everything coming my way to be reviewed later on,  no matter what. 

Have learned long ago not to let any beliefs gain the upper hand and filter out potential learning experiences.      A belief may be a nice comfortable reference point.  However, it will keep you from learning new things because of those  pesty filters imposed by that belief.    Leave all doors open to all ideas.

In time you reach a point where you can start filtering out some of the stuff you have picked up.   I have lost count of the number of belief and reality crashes I have gone through.

  After a few of those, you start to get a better handle on the "big picture"  It gets kinda crazy and sometimes scary  later on because you will sometimes feel "homeless" in free fall  in the spiritual sense without any reference points. and very much on your own. 

Thats when discretion  sets in giving you an upper hand and a more reliable referent point on a moment to moment basis that you learn to depend on.

Keep in mind, that nothing is ever "fixed" because it is constantly changing.  Black is not always black, white is not always white.    Bob :-)

Hi, Bob.
You're terribly true! Only abandoning our sets of beliefs we can progress in our explorations, because if we idle in comfortable ideas, we never exit out of the "caves" (do you remember Plato?) and begin to look at the real world that's outside. ;)