It Only Takes Five Minutes to Predict the End of the World

For those who are interested, David Wilcox has surfaced again. His website is THE DIVINE COSMOS [link to www.divinecosmos.com]

He has a blog which is very interesting. This is an excerpt from his most recent blog of 3/19/07 in which he discusses a dream about Armegeddon-type info and predictions.... To read this blog entry in its entirety, go here:

[link to www.divinecosmos.com]

THE DIVINE COSMOS website - David Wilcox (from his blog 3/19/07)

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IF YOU WANT TO HELP THE PLANET, LOSE THE FEAR

Now, as I explain in The Science of Peace, we have the PROOF of how intensely our own thoughtforms affect the planet. We get stuck in this insane loop of fear, and become addicted to the morphine response that kicks in when we move through a big surge of panic. This is actually leading to the creation of those very same thoughtforms that INSURE that we will continue to have Earth Changes, war, terrorism and economic problems.

People who profit from inciting fear — even if they believe they are "resisting the Illuminati" and "fighting for truth" — are actually perpetuating the problem. Thus you see what an epidemic we have, not only in the mainstream media but in the alternative media as well.

Let's now take a bit of a detour and recap some material about how this "tension-resolution cycle" occurs in relationships — a different but equally toxic form of what this dream is discussing.

THE VICTIM / PERPETRATOR GAME

In our relationships with others, particularly the romantic ones, we often end up creating drama out of nothing, threatening the safety of the whole relationship, causing a huge flare-up of stress hormones, and then having "make-up sex" once the morphine response kicks in — at least in the earlier stages. In later stages the intimacy collapses completely, thanks to the cumulative weight of hurt that has built up.

If you are in a relationship like this, then you've probably played both roles. You've been the perpetrator and you've been the victim. If you are not honest enough with yourself in what you're about to read, you'll probably only see yourself in one of these two roles.

THE PERPETRATOR

As the perpetrator, you take your own fear and anxiety and project it onto your partner. In truth, you are shattered and broken inside. Your self-esteem is very fragile at best — and you bristle at the slightest sign of an insult. Since you feel very little control over your own life, and over your own ability to feel any happiness, you begin seeking to control others, so you don't feel completely lost.

You haven't seen your own core issue for what it is — i.e. something triggered you into feeling abandoned, alone and threatened — so suddenly you find yourself feeling great anger and rage towards your partner for some minor little thing they 'did', which you take as a personal attack. Before long you explode, and you are clever enough that they end up having to apologize to you and trying to make you feel better.

This creates the "tension-resolution cycle" I have been speaking of, which concludes with your 'reward' — the morphine response. This is why I say that codependency is an addiction that is every bit as dangerous as any other type of drug use. You never can wait the three days for your body to fully heal from the stress hormones you created — and in order to not feel totally 'dead' inside, you create another drama to get more adrenaline and more morphine response. Otherwise you literally feel as if you are "dying" and the abyss is far too threatening to face.

Since you never really deal with your core issue — this deep, dark depression that emanates from a profound lack of self-worth — your high from attacking your partner only lasts a short time. The faceless anxiety returns, and you never take enough time to go into the fear and discover its true source. So, you again attack your partner over minor things they did, which you take as personal attacks.

In your mind it is so easy to blame them, almost entirely, for how you are feeling that it is truly a marvelous breakthrough when you can realize that you have been projecting and they are really not at fault.

THE VICTIM

As the victim, your own brooding anxiety comes in the fact that you KNOW your partner is going to keep lashing out at you. In truth, you are shattered and broken inside. You feel abandoned and alone, as if God has turned his/her back on you. Your partner becomes the projection of that issue.

Your self-esteem is very fragile at best — but in your case you insist you are a "good person" and would never attack others as your partner keeps insisting on doing. You are "taking the high road" by trying to do the right thing, trying to "heal the relationship" by doing what your partner wants, and never really standing up for yourself until AFTER you get attacked.

You expect to earn love from your partner by doing all the things they ask, and are perpetually frustrated when they again blame you for stupid, trivial things you 'did' that are really not your fault. Inside you feel like a child who is constantly trying to do "good," only to again be told that you are "bad" — and you cry and cry, wondering why Mommy/Daddy/God doesn't 'love' you.

[Hint: you have to start by loving yourself, and that may lead to walking away from the other person if they can't heal WITH you… once you start developing healthy boundaries, learn to say no, and take no as an answer, without being offended.]

Thus, ultimately, as the Victim you feel abandoned, alone and threatened — and your partner becomes the source of your sudden panic attacks, releasing your stress hormones, followed by the morphine response. You're just as addicted as the perpetrator — hence the two of you are dependent upon each other, hence "co-dependent" — and the vicious cycle continues.

This is why many women do not feel attracted to a man who treats them with great kindness and respect. It is in the drama… the "what's going to happen next, am I okay, does this person still love me"… that you find your morphine response.

You play the game, "walk on eggshells," try not to set off "landmines", but the game is rigged. No matter how careful you are, you're still going to get 'in trouble' for something you 'did,' which is really not your fault. You already know you can defend yourself, and you really have done nothing wrong, but when your partner explodes at you, it still creates a problem you have to deal with and treat as if it were real.

Again, in the 'victim' role, you have a built-in source of anxiety, which you already KNOW is going to explode unpredictably. You also know you will always end up having to apologize and tell the other person they were right, even if they were not. Only once you do this will they calm down and allow you to have your morphine response. You already know the whole miserable drama will repeat again very shortly.

The longer this has gone on, the more damage there is to work through, and it becomes increasingly likely that when you finally get the point, you will walk away from that person. It is quite rare for both people to grow at the same rate.

LEVELS OF PROGRESS

Spiritually speaking, the "victim" is usually closer to having an open heart than the perpetrator. Oftentimes the victim is a person who feels love deep inside, and is really struggling to love themselves. It is more likely that a reader of this article will play the 'victim' role than the 'perpetrator' role, though we all do both roles.

The key to loving yourself, if you keep playing the victim, is to realize that you have projected yourself into your partner. You are totally attached to your partner — body, mind and spirit — and you struggle to love and forgive them regardless of what new evils they unleash upon you.

In truth, you are far better off withdrawing that projection of yourself from your partner, and realizing that YOU are the one who needs your love and forgiveness.

If you DID love and forgive yourself, then you would ALSO be able to walk away from someone who clearly did NOT love you. Yet, you become addicted to the morphine response they create for you, day after day… and you don't know there is any other way. You have FORGOTTEN that there is another way.

JUST SAY NO… TO THE INTERNET MESSIAH

Thanks to my unique position as a public figure, I have had many people come to me and confide in me about the horrific problems they have endured in trying to get close to any number of well-known channelers, conspiracy writers or other fear-mongering "Internet Messiah" figures.

Time and again we see the same issues emerging — how fractured these 'leaders' are inside themselves. Yet, they get so wrapped up in what they are doing, so consumed in seeking the adulation of their followers, that there often is no way out. Eventually they fall into karmic ruin of one sort or another, their Higher Self having no other choice in terms of how they would be balanced. Their body is damaged, accidentally or through illness, or they experience career and financial ruin, fading into obscurity… or sometimes both categories of damage occur at once.

I often tell my friends and acquaintances that I have enough "dirt" on many public figures out there to start my own tree farm — but I will never air this dirt publicly, in any detail, because each person has to sort this out for themselves. Going on the attack always makes you look worse than if you are the one being attacked, and ultimately there is no need to point these things out. We learn from these oppressors until we eventually are strong enough to walk away from them, and their messages of fear and doom.

AVOIDING THESE PITFALLS IN MY OWN LIFE

Knowing "dirt" on others certainly didn't make me an image of perfection. I knew I had issues of my own to sort through, and I did NOT want anyone else's love, attention or adoration as I did so.

The most consistent problem I saw with these "Internet Messiah" types is that their egos are constantly being nurtured and fed… so they never have to face their core issues. They continue to be deeply broken inside, and they ultimately lack respect for those who put them on a pedestal, because they know those 'followers' are not seeing them as they really are — as deeply broken and confused people.

This can lead them to feel superior to those who are so fond of them, and they ultimately may not even mind lying to them and creating elaborate fantasies, even though they KNOW, on some deep level, that this is what they are doing. This is the same hidden dilemma in the minds of the "Illuminati" members as well — their whole culture is built around institutionalized abuse, of a severe and horrific nature, from even before birth — and they thrive on lies and deception.

So, in order to avoid these pitfalls in my own life, I spent years really ignoring this website. Once I finally got myself straightened out, I was able to return to this work in a balanced way, because I had addressed these deficiencies in my character to the best of my ability, and returned to a point where I felt no need to be in a victim-perpetrator type of relationship.

Most "Internet Messiah" types are heavily wrapped up in a dysfunctional relationship on the home front, which is often kept in the strictest secrecy from their followers. In these relationships, they alternate between 'victim' and 'perpetrator' roles. Whichever role they play more often is determined by a variety of factors.

In my own case, I took the projections back, made them my own, and realized that I DID love myself enough not to hand over my sovereignty to someone else who would not respect me. This had been the pattern of every relationship I found myself in, which is why I know so much about the problem.

WE NEED TO TURN THIS AROUND ON THE PRIVATE LEVEL

The material I've now been allowed to release, with The Science of Peace series, effectively proves that the Earth is a giant holographic virtual-reality machine. Various creative works, like the book and movie "Sphere," have addressed this to some degree. In 'Sphere,' humans in the near future discover an ET artifact — a giant sphere — and soon afterwards all sorts of terrible things start happening to them. Eventually they realize that the Sphere is not evil — it is simply taking whatever they are thinking in their subconscious and transforming it into real, tangible things, which then attack them.

Everything that is wrong with the Earth today — including global warming, economic uncertainty, government conspiracy, earthquakes, tsunamis, hurricanes, heatwaves, droughts, terrorism and war… you name it… is ultimately just another projection of what we are feeling inside. This is the key to the Science of Peace.

The ultimate reason for all this, as I explain in The Science of Peace, is that all 'physical' matter is formed by a hidden source of energy — some call it the 'aether' — which is inseperable from consciousness. Our OWN consciousness. Our thoughts become things… and there is reason to believe that our solar system is continuing to move deeper and deeper into a new zone of energy in the galaxy in which this effect becomes stronger and stronger. We have far more control over how things unfold on the Earth than we might ever believe, and it is growing more powerful every day.

When someone goes out there and writes a book, or makes a website, sounding the alarm and telling you that you'd better store water and food, and move to a "safety land" to avoid the "Pole Shift in 2012," or whatever else they say is coming, they are setting you up to turn them into leaders, and perpetuate the cycle of fear… by getting you addicted to the morphine response that happens after your buttons get pushed and you fear that you, and everyone else on the planet, will be wiped out, and cease to exist.

You are directly contributing to these problems by obsessing on them. If you can lose the fear, and gain the trust — that everything we're seeing on the Earth, and all the scary-sounding prophecies, are ultimately intended for us to LEARN from, so that these disasters DO NOT need to happen — then you're back on the right track. The focus of your consciousness is far more effective, and far more powerful, than any other means you may think you have to try to "save the world". Guaranteed.

Similarly, our culture obsesses on 'celebrities,' and alternates between extreme love and extreme hatred towards them. Either of these extremes are unhealthy; it is much better to put the focus back into your own life than to live vicariously through others. Once more, we are so focused on the outer world that we neglect the inner… and that's where we really have to find the love, and work through the forgiveness.

Forget about whether Britney will make it through rehab and have a career again… see if there is a part in yourself that is hurting that badly, and put your energy into loving, healing and forgiving YOURSELF, not a projection that is created for you by the media.

Save yourself, and save the world. That is the Science of Peace!