(Stillness in the Storm Editor) I am sharing this article from Ken of Redefining God—as always—for your consideration.
He has many views and conclusions which are contrasted by those accepted by the awakening community. As such, reviewing his perspectives helps expand our own vision and facilitates greater discernment and comprehension.
Note: This is clearly marked in the About Us section of SITS, yet when posting these updates from Ken, I often receive feedback from readers who assume I wrote the article or that I am endorsing his views.
To be clear, I share information and data on this site from many different sources, and in some cases, there are conflicts with the data.
My goal is not to claim these items as true, merely to offer them for consideration—to think about them which stimulates consciousness and inspiration.
My primary goal for this site and the work I do in general is to help myself and others become better truth seekers, which is essential so as to gain self-mastery, sovereignty or enlightenment. These are the qualities I feel we need to develop in everyone so that an awakened population can restore harmony and justice to this darkened world as well as simply living happy productive lives. Therefore, in order to constantly test and expand our knowledge of the truth, considering seemingly divergent perspectives is advantageous.
This being said the reader should not assume anything hosted on this site is my belief.
I usually offer commentary in green but even this does not fully account for what I am personally concluding in relation to content shared on this site. And frankly, what I believe or think has no bearing on how you—the reader—processes and absorbs information. In short, ignore the messenger, focus on and think about the message.
In my understanding, the act of thinking about something is the process of expanding consciousness to further individual evolution. Whether or not the thing contemplated is reflective of reality isn’t as important as the act of considering it.
Meditate on the idea that a fable, myth or parable need not be true in order to impart wisdom. In this way, reviewing opposing perspectives is often a powerful way to gain greater clarity and insight into what we think is true; or it helps us let go of false beliefs we maintain because of our attachment to them.
Related Globalist Agenda Watch Updates
by Ken
If the globalists are going to make the September window for their fake World War 3, they need to get US troops moving to the area pretty soon…
…and that means that the Summer of Terror needs to ramp up soon. So be on the lookout for a coordinated, multiple-city attack in the US by “ISIS” sometime between tonight, July 4 and Tisha B’Av, August 14.
It took six months for the US military to deploy its forces for the first Iraq War, but the deployment of such a large and heavy force will not be required for the next conflict. Since ISIS is a lightly-equipped foe, the ground forces that will fight them will largely be Marines and Army light infantry units, both of which can be quickly deployed. Most of the gear needed for the war has already been pre-positioned in the area.
The international forces that will join both the US and Russian sides after the Olympics attack will also be light and relatively small in number, and they too will rely on equipment and munitions that have been pre-positioned by the US and Russia.
As for the big terror attack that gets the US rolling into the Middle East again, tonight offers a great opportunity for the false-flag crowd to work their magic. Whether the attacks are real or simulated, they would focus on crowds that have gathered to watch the fireworks, and would be timed to coincide with the rapid-fire climax of each show. The sounds of the fireworks would mask the explosions and gunfire, and people would have trouble recognizing an attack in the darkness.
With love…
(P.S. – Same Day) A reader has pointed out another juicy target…
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