Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Icke David
Title : Infinite Love is the Only Truth Everything Else is Illusion Exposing the dreamworld we believe to be 'real'
Year : 2005

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No Snowflake in an Avalanche Ever Felt Responsible. Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation Oscar Wilde. In 1990,I consciously began an incredible journey of self-discovery. I had no idea where it would lead, but I was going anyway. I'd had enough. This 'world' had never made sense to me: the injustice, the stupidity, the way the system turns people into little more than machines working through a spin cycle of repeating experience and behaviour they hysterically call life'. We don't live life - life lives us. There are exceptions and many will be reading this book, but most people are told what to think, where to go, what to do and how to do it. Not so? Well, where do you get your 'information' that leads you to reach conclusions about yourself and the world? Who decides what time you get up every workday? Who decides where you go and what you do when you get there? Who decides how you do it? If you are like the overwhelming majority of people currently resident in this dreamworld, those decisions are not made by you at all; they are imposed by the 'system', the spider's web of control that dictates its will upon your 'life'. You get your 'information' from the mainstream media that sells you the daily falsehoods on which you decide what to think and believe. You have to get up at a certain time because you have to report for work and you can't be late. You go where your bosses tell you to go and you do what they say. If you rebel you get fired and if you don't get paid you can't afford a home or enough to eat. And it's not only you. What about your family and others dependent upon you? If you don't serve the system what are the consequences for them? To meet all these perceived needs and responsibilities, you have to spend every day keeping other people happy. In turn, the bosses are also slavishly following the impositions of those who control them and they dare not step out of line either. Bosses have bosses, too. ...