The misconception of many New Age and pop-spiritual teaching is that the “ascension” or “awakening” process is a straight road up to ever more bliss and love. That’s why many people get hooked on peak experiences and can create what is called in esoteric science, a false foundation, resulting in faux “enlightenment” experiences.
These deceptive peak experiences can be installed via psychedelics/medicine plants or even with certain meditation techniques, resulting in dissociation which can create an artificial “bliss” experience by going out of the body. In fact, if you meditate “correctly” and you are able to dive deep into your body, dissolving all the tension, armor and defenses you are holding on to unconsciously, it will bring you your wounds and pain which can be very uncomfortable. But it’s only in this state of discomfort where real healing happens, facing your fears and wounds.
That is the law of ascent and descent. The path towards awakening spirals up, down, in, out, back, and forth; expanding on all levels and bringing up everything. Anything that is asleep within us (unconscious) will be put under the spotlight of Truth.
You can only truly rise into higher levels of being as deep you are willing (or able) go into the shadow and darkness of yourself, revealing all trauma and wounds accumulated not only in this lifetimes but over lifetimes. We are also affected by ancestral/genetic trauma, “inherited” by our family line.
We are not only dealing with childhood trauma to varying degrees but past life traumas that are being re-activated in the current life as well for us to face and heal. That’s also why the western psychotherapeutic approach (while necessary and helpful to a degree) is limited because it only looks for the cause/creation point of a wound/trauma in your present life, most often in early childhood, related to your parents and upbringing. The intellectual recognition of your “issues” is also not enough and only the very beginning of a much deeper emotional and somatic inner process.
The inter-relationship between a specific cause and effect are never truly clear to us in our very limited mental perception. Hence we all can easily mistake symptoms for causes.
Moroever, psychological Work alone without aspiration to the Divine usually ends up "digging in the mud" without end in sight and is just symptom management. Spiritual Work without psycho-somatic work [embodiment] usually ends up in Spiritual Bypassing ["checking out"], overestimating one's level of being and mistaking emtional highs for "awakening".
It's not an either/or approach; it is both, integral and holistic.
Psychological work needs to go beyond "talk therapy" or intellectual "analysis" but processed somatically through the body, preparing the vessel for the Divine to come through, bringing forth the True Self.
Spiritual work needs to go beyond trying to "transcend" the world via escapism but anchoring the Divine right here into our life and body without retreating anywhere but become spiritual warriors in service of the Divine.
- Bernhard Guenther
VeilOfReality.com
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These deceptive peak experiences can be installed via psychedelics/medicine plants or even with certain meditation techniques, resulting in dissociation which can create an artificial “bliss” experience by going out of the body. In fact, if you meditate “correctly” and you are able to dive deep into your body, dissolving all the tension, armor and defenses you are holding on to unconsciously, it will bring you your wounds and pain which can be very uncomfortable. But it’s only in this state of discomfort where real healing happens, facing your fears and wounds.
That is the law of ascent and descent. The path towards awakening spirals up, down, in, out, back, and forth; expanding on all levels and bringing up everything. Anything that is asleep within us (unconscious) will be put under the spotlight of Truth.
You can only truly rise into higher levels of being as deep you are willing (or able) go into the shadow and darkness of yourself, revealing all trauma and wounds accumulated not only in this lifetimes but over lifetimes. We are also affected by ancestral/genetic trauma, “inherited” by our family line.
We are not only dealing with childhood trauma to varying degrees but past life traumas that are being re-activated in the current life as well for us to face and heal. That’s also why the western psychotherapeutic approach (while necessary and helpful to a degree) is limited because it only looks for the cause/creation point of a wound/trauma in your present life, most often in early childhood, related to your parents and upbringing. The intellectual recognition of your “issues” is also not enough and only the very beginning of a much deeper emotional and somatic inner process.
The inter-relationship between a specific cause and effect are never truly clear to us in our very limited mental perception. Hence we all can easily mistake symptoms for causes.
Moroever, psychological Work alone without aspiration to the Divine usually ends up "digging in the mud" without end in sight and is just symptom management. Spiritual Work without psycho-somatic work [embodiment] usually ends up in Spiritual Bypassing ["checking out"], overestimating one's level of being and mistaking emtional highs for "awakening".
It's not an either/or approach; it is both, integral and holistic.
Psychological work needs to go beyond "talk therapy" or intellectual "analysis" but processed somatically through the body, preparing the vessel for the Divine to come through, bringing forth the True Self.
Spiritual work needs to go beyond trying to "transcend" the world via escapism but anchoring the Divine right here into our life and body without retreating anywhere but become spiritual warriors in service of the Divine.
- Bernhard Guenther
VeilOfReality.com
@timeoftransition
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Most of the interferences and influences of occult hostile forces happen on more subtle levels via temptation. While more violent attacks can and do happen, it is not always that obvious, nor is it actually necessary from their occult strategy perspective.
The hostiles know our weaknesses and blindspots (our entire "psychological make-up") "better" than we do, especially if one has not yet engaged in sincere self-work and established the "inner witness" (the foundation of self-observation), being able to observe our emotions, feelings, desires, thoughts, what we "think" we "want" and "need" without acting on them nor identifying with them.
This also requires great sensitivity beyond the five senses in order to spot these external suggestions/influences and not mistake them for our own.
That is easier said than done and the mind is the big trickster in all that, for it can easily rationalize and justify any behavior, indulgence or action.
But if you are very sensitive (embodied), you can spot and see how the subtle suggestion (from the "outside") and temptation comes in (most often via a thought), which then triggers a corresponding emotion/feeling/desire and pushes you to act and accept the suggestion, making you believe it's your own thought/desire.
It's like a little "seed" is being planted and when we accept it and act on it, a "chain reaction" ensues and it "needs to play itself out". If you become aware of that while it happens you realize how mechanical it is and how little or no control "you" actually have in it.
It's literally like "something" is controlling you like a puppet and it takes tremendous resistance to stop it once the suggestion is accepted.
I experience these more "subtle" interferences on a daily basis and it takes a lot of vigilance to stay aware and conscious, hence "'hard is the path to tread, sharp like a razor's edge'" as it is written.
I also truly experience how the "war" is being thought through us, though our own minds, pulling our strings. I don't always succeed right away in spotting/rejecting these attacks and external suggestions, how they tag into my weaknesses and insert through my ego blindspots, wounds, traumas and shadow aspects.
At times it's "horrifying" or rather fascinating to observe and witness how all this happens so quickly and mechanically (what Gurdjieff referred to as coming face to face with the "horror of the situation" of our mechanical nature where there is no “free will”). I can also see how my mind tries to rationalize it all with all kinds of justifications.
Another trap is then also to blame entities or “see” entities where there are none. Any interference and though injection needs something to tag into that is already within you.
I'm not talking about severe attacks that drag one down into the abyss of despair/depression, but literally every-day feelings/desires/behaviors most people don't even question at all, but are in fact "initiated" by the occult hostiles in their attempts to steer us off the path and keep us "plugged in".
These experiences not only teach me to stay vigilant in embodied zero-point non-reactive consciousness, but also humility for I see how the path becomes narrower, sharp like a razor's edge indeed; to never over-estimate myself but accept each "misstep" or "downfall" as another humble lesson these occult forces teach me....and never blame them or anyone.....for they indeed serve as a "teaching function" on the path towards awakening.
The only thing that matters is the true sincere aspiration and surrender to the Divine.
- Bernhard Guenther
veilofreality.com
@timeoftransition
The hostiles know our weaknesses and blindspots (our entire "psychological make-up") "better" than we do, especially if one has not yet engaged in sincere self-work and established the "inner witness" (the foundation of self-observation), being able to observe our emotions, feelings, desires, thoughts, what we "think" we "want" and "need" without acting on them nor identifying with them.
This also requires great sensitivity beyond the five senses in order to spot these external suggestions/influences and not mistake them for our own.
That is easier said than done and the mind is the big trickster in all that, for it can easily rationalize and justify any behavior, indulgence or action.
But if you are very sensitive (embodied), you can spot and see how the subtle suggestion (from the "outside") and temptation comes in (most often via a thought), which then triggers a corresponding emotion/feeling/desire and pushes you to act and accept the suggestion, making you believe it's your own thought/desire.
It's like a little "seed" is being planted and when we accept it and act on it, a "chain reaction" ensues and it "needs to play itself out". If you become aware of that while it happens you realize how mechanical it is and how little or no control "you" actually have in it.
It's literally like "something" is controlling you like a puppet and it takes tremendous resistance to stop it once the suggestion is accepted.
I experience these more "subtle" interferences on a daily basis and it takes a lot of vigilance to stay aware and conscious, hence "'hard is the path to tread, sharp like a razor's edge'" as it is written.
I also truly experience how the "war" is being thought through us, though our own minds, pulling our strings. I don't always succeed right away in spotting/rejecting these attacks and external suggestions, how they tag into my weaknesses and insert through my ego blindspots, wounds, traumas and shadow aspects.
At times it's "horrifying" or rather fascinating to observe and witness how all this happens so quickly and mechanically (what Gurdjieff referred to as coming face to face with the "horror of the situation" of our mechanical nature where there is no “free will”). I can also see how my mind tries to rationalize it all with all kinds of justifications.
Another trap is then also to blame entities or “see” entities where there are none. Any interference and though injection needs something to tag into that is already within you.
I'm not talking about severe attacks that drag one down into the abyss of despair/depression, but literally every-day feelings/desires/behaviors most people don't even question at all, but are in fact "initiated" by the occult hostiles in their attempts to steer us off the path and keep us "plugged in".
These experiences not only teach me to stay vigilant in embodied zero-point non-reactive consciousness, but also humility for I see how the path becomes narrower, sharp like a razor's edge indeed; to never over-estimate myself but accept each "misstep" or "downfall" as another humble lesson these occult forces teach me....and never blame them or anyone.....for they indeed serve as a "teaching function" on the path towards awakening.
The only thing that matters is the true sincere aspiration and surrender to the Divine.
- Bernhard Guenther
veilofreality.com
@timeoftransition
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“Learn that My divine nature never worked so nobly in human nature as by suffering; and because suffering is so efficacious, it is sent out of great love. I understand the weakness of human nature at all times, and out of love and righteousness I lay no heavier load on man than he can bear.
This “divine furnace of purifying love” demands from the ardent soul a complete self-surrender, and voluntary turning from all impurity, a humility of the most far-reaching kind: and this means the deliberate embrace of active but conscious suffering, a self-discipline in tortuous tasks.
The fact remains that only such bitter knowledge of wrongness of relation, seen by the light of ardent love, can spur the will of man to the hard task of readjustment.
All those self-regarding instincts—so ingrained that they have become automatic—which impel the self to choose the more comfortable part, are seen by the awakened intuition of the mystic lover as gross infringements of the law of love.
It is in this torment of contrition, this acute consciousness of unworthiness, that we have the first swing back of the oscillating self from the initial state of mystic pleasure to the complementary state of pain.
However harsh its form, however painful the activities to which it spurs him, the mystic recognizes in this breakup of his old universe an essential part of the Great Work: and the act in which he turns to it is an act of loving desire, no less than an act of will.
In psychological language, the process of mortification is the process of setting up “new paths of neural discharge". The energy which wells up incessantly in every living being must abandon the old road of least resistance and discharge itself in a new and more difficult way."
~ from "Mysticism: The preeminent study in the Nature and Development of Spiritual Consciousness" (Chapter 3: The Purification of the Self) by Evelyn Underhill
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This “divine furnace of purifying love” demands from the ardent soul a complete self-surrender, and voluntary turning from all impurity, a humility of the most far-reaching kind: and this means the deliberate embrace of active but conscious suffering, a self-discipline in tortuous tasks.
The fact remains that only such bitter knowledge of wrongness of relation, seen by the light of ardent love, can spur the will of man to the hard task of readjustment.
All those self-regarding instincts—so ingrained that they have become automatic—which impel the self to choose the more comfortable part, are seen by the awakened intuition of the mystic lover as gross infringements of the law of love.
It is in this torment of contrition, this acute consciousness of unworthiness, that we have the first swing back of the oscillating self from the initial state of mystic pleasure to the complementary state of pain.
However harsh its form, however painful the activities to which it spurs him, the mystic recognizes in this breakup of his old universe an essential part of the Great Work: and the act in which he turns to it is an act of loving desire, no less than an act of will.
In psychological language, the process of mortification is the process of setting up “new paths of neural discharge". The energy which wells up incessantly in every living being must abandon the old road of least resistance and discharge itself in a new and more difficult way."
~ from "Mysticism: The preeminent study in the Nature and Development of Spiritual Consciousness" (Chapter 3: The Purification of the Self) by Evelyn Underhill
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“Humility is a gift, it is grace, and it comes to one who works on self in an honest way.
It is easy for me to lie to myself and I do it all the time. I have an image of self which sees self as righteous, fine, noble, all of the admirable virtues; or it may be that the image is bad, ugly, as in “I’m no good.”
Both are false, because both are partial, not complete. I pretend to be this in front of others as well. And I am blind inside to my own contradictions.
It is these habits of behavior which contradict this self-image which my lying prevents me from seeing and suffering.
When I practice “ruthless self honesty” I will learn what voluntary suffering means, because I will begin to see my contradictions without lies or judgment, simply as they are in me. And I will suffer.
The Work asks me to stand in this pain, doing nothing, trying to change nothing, judging nothing, simply feeling the pain totally without judging it good or bad, right or wrong. Simply stand in the pain and allow it to be sensed throughout the body.
Emotional or psychological pain is energy in the body. Nothing else.
The body knows what to do with the energy but only when I do not interfere.
But my habits interfere: I think about the pain, I react to the pain, I judge the pain, I fight the pain, I try to “fix” the pain, it goes on and on. By my habitual behavior, I interfere. Thus, the pain gets worse; it gets magnified.
But if I simply stand in the pain, not doing, sensing the body and the pain, then the body transforms the energy.
By identification I feed the pain; by observing without judgment and standing in the pain, sensing it in the body, it feeds me: this is a meta-physical equation.
In Newtonian physics, the first law of motion states:
“An object in motion [pain] tends to stay in motion, unless an outside force [self observation without judgment] acts upon it.”
-Red Hawk, Self Observation
It is easy for me to lie to myself and I do it all the time. I have an image of self which sees self as righteous, fine, noble, all of the admirable virtues; or it may be that the image is bad, ugly, as in “I’m no good.”
Both are false, because both are partial, not complete. I pretend to be this in front of others as well. And I am blind inside to my own contradictions.
It is these habits of behavior which contradict this self-image which my lying prevents me from seeing and suffering.
When I practice “ruthless self honesty” I will learn what voluntary suffering means, because I will begin to see my contradictions without lies or judgment, simply as they are in me. And I will suffer.
The Work asks me to stand in this pain, doing nothing, trying to change nothing, judging nothing, simply feeling the pain totally without judging it good or bad, right or wrong. Simply stand in the pain and allow it to be sensed throughout the body.
Emotional or psychological pain is energy in the body. Nothing else.
The body knows what to do with the energy but only when I do not interfere.
But my habits interfere: I think about the pain, I react to the pain, I judge the pain, I fight the pain, I try to “fix” the pain, it goes on and on. By my habitual behavior, I interfere. Thus, the pain gets worse; it gets magnified.
But if I simply stand in the pain, not doing, sensing the body and the pain, then the body transforms the energy.
By identification I feed the pain; by observing without judgment and standing in the pain, sensing it in the body, it feeds me: this is a meta-physical equation.
In Newtonian physics, the first law of motion states:
“An object in motion [pain] tends to stay in motion, unless an outside force [self observation without judgment] acts upon it.”
-Red Hawk, Self Observation
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Marion Woodman on why stark honesty is crucial to the individuation process
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JORDAN PETERSON ON HOW TO TELL WHO YOUR TRUE FRIENDS ARE
“Here's how to tell who your true friends are.
If you’re starting to put your life together and you have friends that object, those are not friends.
Here are two hallmarks of a friend:
1. A friend is someone you can tell bad news to.
They won’t tell you why you’re an idiot, and they won’t interfere with your suffering. They’ll just listen, and maybe they’ll suffer along with you. And they won’t tell you some worse thing that happened to them.
2. But a friend is also someone you can tell good news to.
They will say, “Wow! In this vale of tears, some good happened to you. Great, man. Wonderful. I hope ten more things like that happen.”
And they’re not envious, jealous and one-upping you.
If you’re trying to get your life together, and your friends get in the way, that’s actually really useful for you because you’ve now identified who your real friends aren’t.
You might think, “Well, I can’t give them up.” Not only can you, you should and it would be better for them.
Because if they’re aiming down, and they want you going down with them, there’s nothing good about what’s happening to them, and there’s certainly nothing good about that for you.”
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“Here's how to tell who your true friends are.
If you’re starting to put your life together and you have friends that object, those are not friends.
Here are two hallmarks of a friend:
1. A friend is someone you can tell bad news to.
They won’t tell you why you’re an idiot, and they won’t interfere with your suffering. They’ll just listen, and maybe they’ll suffer along with you. And they won’t tell you some worse thing that happened to them.
2. But a friend is also someone you can tell good news to.
They will say, “Wow! In this vale of tears, some good happened to you. Great, man. Wonderful. I hope ten more things like that happen.”
And they’re not envious, jealous and one-upping you.
If you’re trying to get your life together, and your friends get in the way, that’s actually really useful for you because you’ve now identified who your real friends aren’t.
You might think, “Well, I can’t give them up.” Not only can you, you should and it would be better for them.
Because if they’re aiming down, and they want you going down with them, there’s nothing good about what’s happening to them, and there’s certainly nothing good about that for you.”
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Powerful words…
“I used to see spiritual teachers as mantra touting, bead wearing personas, who crowded Instagram feeds with recycled philosophies of esoterica.
A lady in a white bikini who read a few Krishnamurti books, or a man garbed in scarfs recounting advice his therapist gave him as his own enlightened divinations.
I saw the emblem of the almighty metaphysical teacher corrupted and corroded into watered-down versions of ancient anointed sages, whose wisdom seemed to be misinterpreted and misrepresented through a prism of tempered spiritualized trend rather than the unfurling of genuine spiritual study or embodiment.
The entire idea of a spiritual teacher felt hollow - a gimmicky cry for attention, that is until 2019 hit and an entire drove of "spiritualists" revealed themselves as being enthusiasts for authoritarianism. This was when I realized many of the spiritual teachers of this day and age were not just trendy socialites, but control-hungry tycoons who were more interested in growing their own sense of power than serving humanity.
Overnight, the sell-outs outed themselves. Many "spiritual" thought leaders revealed their intentions of social conformity, as being of higher priority than their quest for integrity. They not only gave into societal pressure, fear mongering, and segregation based off of personal decisions, but they seemed to quickly rewrite their teachings. Instead of promoting healthy boundaries and independence, they idealized an invasion of boundaries by mocking those who didn't wear a mask or declaring those who remained skeptical over pharmaceutical companies as being unvirtuous.
As I saw this sacred spiritual shit show play out, I wondered where the real teachers were... sages of our past were seditious towards overgrown authoritative structures, not sedated and easily prompted by commercialized entities that clearly worship money over source.
I figured we just didn't have genuine metaphysical teachers in this era. That is, until I realized, the actual spiritual teachers of today do not grasp at adulterated spiritual identities in order to siphon attention into their... how shall I say it? Butt chakra?
Genuine metaphysical teachers are the truth speakers. Those who uphold and cherish honesty as one would preserve a sanctified temple, in lieu of mindlessly regurgitating gospel that no longer means anything to their soul.
Truth speakers grace the outer edges of our cultures' need for conscious expansion. Those who live on the edge of consciousness will always be outcasted, censored, judged, and ridiculed. It's part of being a visionary, your visions will not be seen by those who are not yet ready to open their eyes.
The sages I respect know that truth is more important than their reputational need to fit in, and the objective of a large following is pointless if the following is composed within a scathing nest of lies.
True spiritual leaders put their care for humanity above the fact that much of humanity will mindlessly turn against them when they speak it. In recognizing that uttering the truth will lead to rejection, they happily embrace a loss in followers or a wrath of judgment brought forth by those who wish to stay comfortable and cozy, wrapped up in a nest of denial, as truth means more to them than surface acceptance.
A true spiritual leader will allow their reputation to collapse in the blink of an eye if it means staying aligned with integrity.
Thank you to the true doctors, the (real) journalists, the honest leaders, the whistleblowers, the spiritualists who kept it REAL these past two years, as you all are genuine spiritual leaders, seeing as you led with your conscience rather than being puppeteered by a need to fit in. The world is changing now, and your genuine attempt to courageously honor truth is becoming more appreciated everyday.
To those who dare to sing when melodies become a crime, we hear you. We honor you. We thank you.
- Mary Allison
“I used to see spiritual teachers as mantra touting, bead wearing personas, who crowded Instagram feeds with recycled philosophies of esoterica.
A lady in a white bikini who read a few Krishnamurti books, or a man garbed in scarfs recounting advice his therapist gave him as his own enlightened divinations.
I saw the emblem of the almighty metaphysical teacher corrupted and corroded into watered-down versions of ancient anointed sages, whose wisdom seemed to be misinterpreted and misrepresented through a prism of tempered spiritualized trend rather than the unfurling of genuine spiritual study or embodiment.
The entire idea of a spiritual teacher felt hollow - a gimmicky cry for attention, that is until 2019 hit and an entire drove of "spiritualists" revealed themselves as being enthusiasts for authoritarianism. This was when I realized many of the spiritual teachers of this day and age were not just trendy socialites, but control-hungry tycoons who were more interested in growing their own sense of power than serving humanity.
Overnight, the sell-outs outed themselves. Many "spiritual" thought leaders revealed their intentions of social conformity, as being of higher priority than their quest for integrity. They not only gave into societal pressure, fear mongering, and segregation based off of personal decisions, but they seemed to quickly rewrite their teachings. Instead of promoting healthy boundaries and independence, they idealized an invasion of boundaries by mocking those who didn't wear a mask or declaring those who remained skeptical over pharmaceutical companies as being unvirtuous.
As I saw this sacred spiritual shit show play out, I wondered where the real teachers were... sages of our past were seditious towards overgrown authoritative structures, not sedated and easily prompted by commercialized entities that clearly worship money over source.
I figured we just didn't have genuine metaphysical teachers in this era. That is, until I realized, the actual spiritual teachers of today do not grasp at adulterated spiritual identities in order to siphon attention into their... how shall I say it? Butt chakra?
Genuine metaphysical teachers are the truth speakers. Those who uphold and cherish honesty as one would preserve a sanctified temple, in lieu of mindlessly regurgitating gospel that no longer means anything to their soul.
Truth speakers grace the outer edges of our cultures' need for conscious expansion. Those who live on the edge of consciousness will always be outcasted, censored, judged, and ridiculed. It's part of being a visionary, your visions will not be seen by those who are not yet ready to open their eyes.
The sages I respect know that truth is more important than their reputational need to fit in, and the objective of a large following is pointless if the following is composed within a scathing nest of lies.
True spiritual leaders put their care for humanity above the fact that much of humanity will mindlessly turn against them when they speak it. In recognizing that uttering the truth will lead to rejection, they happily embrace a loss in followers or a wrath of judgment brought forth by those who wish to stay comfortable and cozy, wrapped up in a nest of denial, as truth means more to them than surface acceptance.
A true spiritual leader will allow their reputation to collapse in the blink of an eye if it means staying aligned with integrity.
Thank you to the true doctors, the (real) journalists, the honest leaders, the whistleblowers, the spiritualists who kept it REAL these past two years, as you all are genuine spiritual leaders, seeing as you led with your conscience rather than being puppeteered by a need to fit in. The world is changing now, and your genuine attempt to courageously honor truth is becoming more appreciated everyday.
To those who dare to sing when melodies become a crime, we hear you. We honor you. We thank you.
- Mary Allison
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Omg, too funny.
MSNBC having a melt down about Elon Musk’s twitter takeover and demonstrating negative projection at its finest
“You could secretly ban one party’s candidate…secretly turn down the reach of their stuff and turn up the reach of something else and the rest of us might not even find out about it until AFTER the election.”
That’s an interesting story….I wonder where he got it from? 🤣🤣🤣
@Timeoftransition
MSNBC having a melt down about Elon Musk’s twitter takeover and demonstrating negative projection at its finest
“You could secretly ban one party’s candidate…secretly turn down the reach of their stuff and turn up the reach of something else and the rest of us might not even find out about it until AFTER the election.”
That’s an interesting story….I wonder where he got it from? 🤣🤣🤣
@Timeoftransition
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