Max Igan simply tells it like it REALLY is, not how we’ve been taught to perceive it.
The wonderful thing about listening to him is that when you hear him say these things you get the feeling that its right because it feels so. I forget which native chieftain was quoted with the phrase “It takes only a few words to speak the truth.” but Max Igan speaks in just such a manner.
His site is The Crow House, his you tube channel you can get to by clicking here. On either you’ll find a wealth of information. One such tidbit that keeps on giving is his free E – Book Earth’s Forbidden Secrets Part One Searching for the Past. I always bring it with me when I head out to the beach. My daughter and I find it fun to read the fascinating finds to each other.
Lately I’ve been listening to his podcast entitled Surviving The Matrix with Maxwell Igan and find him to be a good mix of wake up info mixed with a healthy attitude about how to handle the world now that you see it without filters.
This video below opens his movie The Awakening so you can get an idea for the type of work he brings to the table.
Here’s another tune I whipped out over the weekend.
The Life Of Our Dreams
this is the time to awaken
i’m sure you’d agree
let’s live in a world of abundance
and toss out scarcity
cause we tried it their way
we gave our best shot
still they want more
they want all that we’ve got
so let’s try it our way
whatever that means
we may just end up with the life of our dreams
don’t fight for a peaceful existence
just be peaceful instead
always do what you know in your heart
and toss what you believe in your head
cause we tried it their way (ya hey hey)
we gave our best shot (ya hey ya)
still they want more (ya hey hey)
they want all that we’ve got (ya hey ya ah ah)
so let’s try it our way (ya hey hey)
whatever that means (ya hey ya)
we may just end up with the life of our dreams (ya hey ya ya hey ya ah ah)
SOLO…
cause we tried it their way (ya hey hey)
we gave our best shot (ya hey ya)
still they want more (ya hey hey)
they want all that we’ve got (ya hey ya)
so let’s try it our way (ya hey hey)
whatever that means (ya hey ya)
we may just end up with the life of our dreams (ya hey hey ya hey ya ah ah)
this is the time to awaken
our day in the sun
don’t let thee time slip always kid
don’t miss all the fun
ya hey hey
ya hey ya
ya hey hey
ya hey ya ah ah
As usual this one was recorded at A=432 just because…
I hope you’ve enjoyed what I’ve pulled and put together from the ether so far. Here’s another one I just posted.
Connect The Dots
tripping
flipping through the research since i was a kid
me and my ego and id
yeah we were different
never saw the world the way the others did
connect the dots and you will see
there’s more to our reality than
someone wants you to know
connect the dots and you will see
they’re picking apart society
and you’re busy with your tv show
for instance
why can’t we feed all the people in need
don’t tell me its greed
its evil
the have’s the have not’s
and the space growing in between
we’ve been led astray
it wasn’t always
and won’t always be this way
realize and awaken
take back what was taken
connect the dots and you will see
there’s more to our reality than
someone wants you to know
connect the dots and you will see
they’re picking apart society
and you’re busy with your tv show
connect the dots and you will see
there’s more to our reality than
someone wants you to know
connect the dots and you will see
they’re picking apart society
and you’re busy with your tv show
they tell you that you were born to die
but all around you is proof that it’s a lie
they tell you that you were born to die
but everywhere is proof that it’s a lie
they tell you that you were born to die
but all around you is proof that it’s a lie
One song does not an EP make so I’m going to post another piece I pulled from the ether. I was inspired by the fact that our president talks the talk but now that he’s in office has done the exact opposite when it comes to the walking the walk part. It’s also about intention in much the same manner as Make A New Day. Enjoy the rock!
the key is to be
outside is outside
because of what’s inside
not in the windows
inside of your heart
manifest gratitude
drop the attitude
come on good people
let’s do our part
if we want to see peace in the world
we’ve got to be peace
if we want to see change in the world
we’ve got to be change
lied to thru and thru
if you knew what this meat suit could do
tomorrow we’d all wake in paradise
don’t you sit there head in hand
both feet firmly planted in sand
reacting just how they want you to
can’t you see
we hold the key
if we just would come together it’s over
signals getting clearer
stop reacting out of fear
please stop combing the mirror
if we want to see peace in the world
we’ve got to be peace
if we want to see change in the world
we’ve got to be change
if your thinking that this world needs more love
then by God go on be love
the key is to be
what you want to see
if we want to see peace in the world
we’ve got to be peace
if we want to see change in the world
we’ve got to be change
if your thinking that this world needs more love
then by God go on be love
the key is to be
what you want to see
Here’s a song I wrote and recorded that was inspired by the video, audio and literary works of Freeman of FreemanTV, David Icke, Alex Jones, Charlie Veitch from the Love Police, Michael Tsarion, Ian Lungold, Drunvalo Melchizedek, and all of the other wonderful people who research all of the things I find interesting or are actively trying to make the world a better place.
The information they present can change the way we see the world and ourselves. My aim is to provide part of the soundtrack!
This one was written from the perspective of one truther speaking to another. I hope the simple call to action to “Make A New Day” resonates as strongly with you as it does me.
Make A New Day
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Hey dude did you feel that shaking
Another one of us must have just awakened
Strengthening the love vibration that is taking back the world
Hey there welcome back to you
Into your lap from out of the blue
The information came
So tell me what are you gonna do
I’m gonna make a new day
Gonna make a new day
Gonna dream a new way
Gonna have it today
Make A New Day
Out here in the sea of wonder
The moon signal seems to loose all its thunder
From here we can see its been one big plunder of our souls
We’re really here to lift up one another
We’re really here to help and love each other
So come on let’s hold hands
All across lands
And teach that to our children
They can make a new day
They can make a new day
They can dream a new way
They can have it today
Make a new day
I know some are too busy with their living and dying
Some have given up trying
Most have never questioned
Or ever had a doubt
But what’s this life really all about
When we raise our kids
Like our parents did
Never realizing the fix is in
But it’s always been
It’s all good
Cause all bets are off where were going
Sold how to fight
Taught how to fear
It’s all you ever learned
It’s all you ever hear
If we’re gonna change things back to the way it ought to be
What a great place to begin
The heart of you and me
I’m gonna make a new day
Gonna make a new day
Gonna dream a new way
Gonna have it today
Make A New Day
I’m gonna make a new day
Gonna make a new day
Gonna dream a new way
Gonna have it today
Make A New Day
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I recorded it in A=432 as opposed to A=440. After looking into cymatics and the effects of frequency specifically targeting the health of our bodies ala Len Horowitz with a sprinkling of Masaru Emoto thrown in for good intention, literally, lol, it seems that music played in this range has a harmonic rather than dis-harmonic effect on the body.
Google is playing games with a video posted by Alex Jones. The video entitled The Obama Deception was removed over the weekend, placed back up, then placed in the you tube rental section. As a show of support for Alex’s free speech rights as a human being here on Earth I figured I’d post and embed it here as an act of solidarity!
Go Alex!!!
You might not like what he has to say, or agree with his opinions, but as one human being to another, it’s important to understand his right to say it is paramount!
Sadly the war in Afghanistan became the longest military action perpetrated by The United States military on June 7 2010.
You’ve got to be kidding me. We’re still in Afghanistan? Why? Isn’t the oil and gas pipeline from the Caspian Sea finished yet?
Face it folks, they told us we were going because of 9-11. Then they told us it was because of the Taliban, which we still outnumber 12 to 1 but for some reason are deploying more soldiers from our shores.
Now that it has become our longest military campaign perhaps they can come clean and tell us why they’re still killing both us and them daily?
Look at this chart from wikipedia:
One glance and you start sizing up these operations and some things pop out immediately. One being that we’ve accomplished much, much greater tasks in lesser time with far more inferior equipment, much more basic technology and stone age reconnaissance information gathering capabilities. Why is that?
The war in Afghanistan is an absolute farce and our men and women in uniform need to come home where they are truly needed.
Even if we take the loss of humanity out of the equation and view this war purely from a dollar standpoint it’s easy to say we’ve gone too far. We’ve spent over a trillion dollars playing in the sands of Iraq and Afghanistan. Considering the current state of America you’d think the government would put a couple of dollars towards these shores for things needing attention back here. If things continue as they appear, pretty soon our soldiers won’t have a here to come home to!
Ask anyone you know if they believe Disney is a good source for wholesome family entertainment and I’ll bet dollars to Donald, most if not all will say absolutely.
I know why they say it, we’ve all grown up around Mickey and the gang. They seem harmless enough. After all, who can say they were harmed by Bambi or Snow White with a straight face and not get laughed out of he conversation?
Consider the reinforcement of the idea of the wholesome Disney product line through the media and our hive/group mind of repeaters that keep spitting out the mantra “Disney Good”. Geeze, I’m a product of the generation that heard sports heroes one after the other claim they were off to Disney after achieving the highest goal in their sports.
So let’s look at the product they put out and use that as the basis for my opinion. After all, we’ll know them by their deeds as they say.
As we take a stroll down memory lane, let’s look at what Uncle Walt brought to the table for us to entertain our us and our children with from the standpoint of movies and television.
Disney Movies. That’s where they began, and so shall we. Specifically we’ll be looking for mothers or references to the maternal archetype. We all have one, so Disney characters must come in the form of Mommy also, right? Sure they do, don’t they?
Snow White – Nope, no mommy. What we do have is a shape shifting witch, who resents the beauty of the young girl so much that she sends a hunter to cut out her heart. Seems we’re off to a good start.
Bambi – Bang. Moms dead, move long.
Pinocchio – He’s got a cricket to help guide him, but nope, he doesn’t have a mother either.
(Walt’s mom died in real life right about here in the time line. Though you could just as easily put it right after Snow White as Snow White was the only movie released prior to her death. I chose to put it after Bambi and Pinocchio because both films were already in full production prior to Flora Call Disney’s death which tells us the story lines were already firmly in place.)
Fantasia came next, and I can tell you from first hand experience having had to leave radio city music hall during the Sorcerers Apprentice scene that had me in a cold sweat, that no child should have been subjected to that Illuminati brainwashing experiment in the first place, parental guidance on screen or off not withstanding.
Dumbo – First of all the little guy’s name was not Dumbo, that was the name of the movie. His name was Jumbo Jr., but I understand the mix up. You’ve been programmed to think of people who are different from you as being less than or as being stupider than you. Hence your natural instinct to think of others as being Dumbo’s rather than Jumbo’s. Jumbo’s mother has the longest life in what was the shortest movie Disney put out till this time. No name of her own, just the moniker Mr’s Jumbo, the name of Jumbo’s absent father. She gets imprisoned for protecting her baby and he ends up raised by clowns. Way to go Walt, you’re batting a thousand.
The next Disney classic we get to see is Cinderella. Again we have no mom, just a bitchy stepmother who cares for her daughters but cares not for this fatherless and yes motherless princess in her care. Cinderella is portrayed as inferior, alone and a long-shot for success throughout the movie.
Alice In Wonderland – Young girl gets trippy and has an adventure (Hey kids, remember… Don’t do drugs!)
Peter Pan – Orphaned, no mention of parents.
Sleeping Beauty – No mention of a mother here either, but once again we have a jealous witch looking to off the younger prettier girl.
The Jungle Book – Poor Mowgli, no parents here either. Fortunately the jungle is full of life looking to give the small boy a hand. You do have to wonder though how that life ever came to be in that jungle seeing as though everyone who has a hand in raising and teaching the boy is male. Baloo, Bagheera, Sheere Kan, Kaa & King Louie if we just mention the main cast. Truth is it’s an all male cast until the girl appears at the very end of the movie, to do what? Take Mowgli away from his boys, his homies, his click, and never will he see them again. So there…
Thanks Walt, nice work. what has Mowgli learned about relationships from his all male household? The same folks against gay people adopting have probably adopted this film wholeheartedly into their families, go figure. Perhaps they just like keeping other people from being happy.
We could go on about the lack of good family structure in what we consider the animated classics, especially if we get into the plot lines of The Little Mermaid & Finding Nemo, but let’s move our attention over to their latest venture, a book (soon to be a major motion picture, lol) entitled The Kane Chronicles… Volume I. They call it The Red Pyramid.
The first line of the synopsis is: Since their mother’s death, Carter and Sadie have become near strangers. All I can say is, here we go again…
OK, so we know their game on screen and also in books. Since we also know they push celebrities in front of us off screen so we have prepackaged personalities to choose from lets take a look at some of those Disney personalities.
Cute, innocent, even charming at first, but watch as they go and grow from stable child to socially reckless adult. I’m not even going to post links because each story is as interchangeable as each of them are.
Miley is just getting to the point where she’s about to fall of the deep end of the machine so if you missed any of her predecessors falling off the social bandwagon, you’re just in time for the good parts. What’s the name of her new album? Can’t be tamed? I bet…
Here’s her fist and current CD covers:
Do you see what I see? I see what we call in the “industry” a trend… The only problem is that I find this one disturbing.
I know what your saying, “I’ve” played video games all my life and I turned out OK. That’s not the point I’ll try to make here. The point is twofold. First, is the desensitization to violence these games afford. The second is is the fact that you are the sum of the quality of your thoughts.
When it comes to nonviolent people playing violent video games, and walking away with a my hands are clean attitude, I suggest that what we’re really seeing is a lack of understanding in the area of our own capabilities and power to create.
We would do well to understand that the world is a reflection of our collective thoughts. Literally. We think, and energy manifests. Sometimes it happens quickly and other times it takes a bit longer before things comes into being. On that note, here’s a real quick story about the company Polaroid and how the instant developing of photos came into being.
One day an inventor was walking on a beach with his daughter taking pictures with a traditional film camera of the day. At some point during their day trip the daughter says Daddy, I wish we could see the pictures right now. The dad being a scientist has one of those ah ha moments and develops the product, Polaroid becomes a household name, the rest as they say is history.
I bet you’ve had a couple of great money making ideas along the way that you’ve seen someone else bring to market and profit from that could have easily been yours. Well, after you thought of it why didn’t you act? The moment a thought is conceived it becomes available to all of us via the collective unconscious, super conscious, the ether, whatever name you’ve given to that place where all knowing exists.
Back to these games…
I’ve played my fair share of first person shooters and even got my hands on a copy of Manhunt for the Wii, which was initially banned because now you don’t just get to press x to stab, you get to emulate the act through stabbing your controller through the air. Needless to say, it is quite easy to get hopped up and loose yourself for a moment or two when you play these “games” and allow yourself to get caught up with the onscreen action.
Have you noticed though how close to home the video games of today are in the realism department? That’s usually the first thing people say. Wow, it looks so real. In a way, it’s not our fault. After all, who isn’t looking for an opportunity to experience without perceived “repercussion”, the key term there being perceived.
Check out this you tube clip which shows some video game footage and some current war footage cleverly edited to show how closely these experiences mirror each other and ask yourself why war still exists in the world.
I think the answer is simply because we, like our children have been conditioned to evoke it partially through the playing of violent video games. In so doing they are more likely to accept a violent world.
The formula is quite simple, think violence, accept violence. It’s not much of a stretch for a parent to put these things together and see the recipe for disaster we’re responsible for creating. Sword play, gun play, the verbal dialog they use during creative play of this type is all pattern programming being stored in their minds. Even more importantly, it’s reverberating with childlike excitement out to the world saying in effect, it’s OK. It should sicken us all if our goal is really to have a peaceful world.
If Call of Duty were a boy named Tommy, he wouldn’t be allowed to play with my son, how about yours?
Onto point two.
Recently my daughter came to me looking for a suggestion for a science fair project. Not being one to take the beaten path, I suggested Masaru Emoto’s Hado Rice Experiment. Without going into detail here let me just say that it is a thought based experiment. One that opened my eyes to the power of our intentions and the quality of our thoughts and when combined with our understanding of the quantum world how our thoughts matter with regards to the creation of our reality.
We were successful in showing that simply by differing the attention we gave to the 2 separate containers we could affect their rate of decay.
Here are some pics to show you what I mean.
Here they are seen just after being cooked to testing perfection by my wonderful daughter. It’s day 1 of the experiment so this is as fresh and as similar as they will look as you will see.
By day 10 it is apparent that we are having a direct effect on the rice. Mold is forming on the hate rice of a variety of funky colors while the love rice is holding its own.
After 25 days of loving one container and hating the other we found the hate rice to be far further along the decomposition route than the love rice.
We believe it was our thoughts and the impressions of the words on the tape that have assisted us in this experiment.
Others online have performed the same type of experiment and their results are all very similar. Since we cannot all be wrong are we right?
So on one side of the coin we have Television, Movies & Music that promote hate, discrimination, violence, objectification of women, and a variety of other social ills and on the other a species, a biological machine who by the sheer nature of viewing these things create more of the same.
Ever hear the phrase “That which you give attention to grows?”, same principle here.
Knowing this, I try to limit the exposure both my family and I have to these things. It’s certainly an uphill climb but knowing that I’m not contributing as much to hate machine as I could makes it a baby step in the right direction.
Face it folks, we shape the world we’re living in. Every action begins as a thought.
Food is hopefully a part of your daily experience.
These days choosing the right foods to eat is only a part of the equation. Today we have to be concerned with a whole host of things beyond our control. Use of pesticide for example has been linked to ADHD and genetically modifying crops has already been linked to Cancer but we can’t hold our breath for anything to change in those areas, so what are we to do?
Grow our own vegetables wherever possible.
Even if you can only keep an herb box in your kitchen window, do it. Grow Oregano. People have been using it for thousands of years, and more than as just a spice in their marinara. From the oregano link it seems, oregano has been used as a “natural remedy” for ailments such as headache, stomachache, arthritis, menstrual cramps, colic, indigestion, seasickness and coughs. The herb is a natural source of nutrients such as magnesium, omega-3 fatty acids, iron, dietary fiber, calcium, and vitamins A, C and K. Full of healthy antioxidants, oregano can help keep the body strong and healthy, as well as fight disease.
All that from one little herb. A one dollar packet of seeds, a cup of dirt and a window to sit it by and poof part of a proactive health maintenance program is underway.
We owe it to ourselves and our forebears to get back to the mentality that food is our primary source of energy and health. That’s what eating is, in its most basic understanding. The right mix and we’re healthy and energetic. The wrong mix and we’re back to reaching for the pills and the remote, or worse, the phone to call a physician who today can do no more than read from the “scripts” provided to them by the pharmacological folks who aren’t going to say go sit in the sun for 10-15 minutes to get your vitamin D Mr. or Mrs. Deficient, no they’re going to tell you to pony up a couple of duckets for something one of their cronies is willing to give them a cut of the take, that will probably cause more harm than good. Listen to the legal disclaimer on the new drug commercials coming out and you’ll see the side effects are usually more debilitating than what you’re trying to cure in the first place! The best part is that they say, we’re at the cutting edge of medicine, lol…
Anyway…
With all of the bad news about food in the news and having dabbled in backyard gardening over the years and decided this year to keep more than a tomato plant or two in a decorative planter. YouTube has been a terrific source of tips and tricks many of which I’ll link to here. I’ll also be posting some of my progress pics so you can see my garden project in action.
Here’s one of my little green house that allowed me to get started a bit earlier than my neighbors.
Those are radishes you see here in the second pic which were planted too close, a typical newbie error I’ve read. To turn a negative into a positive, I cut a bunch of the tops (a leaf or two from the more mature plants) for Radish Green Soup which tasted more like a potato soup infused with Radish leaves. The radish greens in and of themselves contain almost six times the vitamin C content of their root and are also a good source of calcium however. So for what it may have lacked in overall wow taste, on the health-o-meter it rocked big time. I’m going to try to use the greens from most of the produce as it comes along; waste not want not right?
On Long Island Corn is usually sweet as butter so I figured I’d give it a little space here along the wall and fence.
Sometimes at night when I look out the back door our scarecrow scares me, so I can understand how it and the plastic owl help keep critters like squirrels and birds out of the bed.
So as of March 25th that’s where I’m at progress wise. I’ve cut onion greens for pork dishes, radish greens for soup. I can’t wait till the peas, beans and collard greens start making their way to the kitchen!
Here are some videos of folks in action that have helped answer questions I’ve had as I try increase my success and yield, while decreasing the cost of my families food costs.
In this clip we get the opportunity to enjoy the cycle of days as time lapse photography captures the secret lives of plants. Watch as they sort of breathe in and out as the energy of the sun and rain take their effect on their growth.
Life’s good folks, gardening just makes it taste better!
Cool beans!, no, not literally, yet, still on the relishing of the radishes. Oh, and a head of Romaine as well as a head of Butterhead Lettuce were ready just in time to make it to the table for a family dinner.
This may seem or sound hokey to some, but that salad, a simple bowl of homegrown goodness that each of us had a part in creating was awesome. Not just because it really tasted great but also because it provided a focal point for our attention at the table.
We prepped the veggies with great fanfare. My Mother In Law sang a Jewish blessing as we brought the bowl to the table and our family shared a wonderful moment that began with a simple salad. A simple salad that began with the simple desire to get back to doing what I did with my mom while growing up. I know what it meant for me and I want the same for my kids.
Besides, it’s the only way I can be assured their diet contains foods grown free from disease inducing store bought fertilizers and pesticides that for some reason the FDA still allows into the food supply.
