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1. congratulations to Mr Farrell on quitting smoking <3 noticed the first interview he did after being sick

2. Dear Catherine,

   Another incredible, on target Wrap up! I wish to make a few comments on #1 The War Against God.

   You and Joseph discuss that we must ‘own’ the Culture, agreed. Culture is the integration of the Divine in every day life. Agreed. I ponder as to ARE people are having a personal experience of the Divine first, in order to integrate it? If not, where and how to do recognize the Divine amidst ‘bizzareo’ world?

   Over a year back I had a Biblical dream and have been working on an interpretation of this dream since then. The evolving narrative deals with precisely these issues.

   I would like to offer our community a few of the main points that may aid in their ‘integration of the Divine’ into everyday life and thus lift our selves from the Binary degradation of the world of opposites, that has been imposed upon us, to the higher world of an evolved transcendent ego, in union with sacred other.

   #1 Where are we now is the first required question to establish our spiritual and psychological coordinates; the following is an excerpt from the ‘narrative’….

   Part 2 Binary from the Beginning; The Enmity of Opposition

   “The trouble with normal is it always gets worse” Canadian singer/song writer Bruce Cockburn

   From an early age, in this society, we have been exposed to the imposition of opposites, via what I identify as the Binary System (B.S.). In some eastern spiritual traditions this cultural condition is expressed as a ‘duality’ consciousness.

   The following is a list of identifiers that are foundational to the perception and identification of the Binary System: Moral-right versus wrong, Societal-success versus failure, Sexual-male versus female, Psychological-sane versus crazy, Educational- correct versus mistake, Economic-rich versus poor, Entertainment-my team versus your team, Political-left versus right, Spiritual-God versus No God, Religious- your God versus my God, and in this unprecedented time, Medicinal- vax versus no vax.

   This unconscious cultural opposition narrative, is experienced by individuals as a low grade psychic stressor. In an attempt to relieve the anxiety produced by the opposing external and thus internal forces, we adhere even further to our need for protection via identification. Thus the threatened, immature ego takes a war-like stance towards its opposite. This societal opposition directive, subconsciously breeds a constitution of enmity, the ultimate binary fruit underlying all division— ‘Us against Them’. In short, War. War against others and ultimately, on this path of division via identity; War against Self.

   It is my observation that the pervasive binary perspective and its inherent division, brought about by the obsession with identity invoking the us/them narrative, breaks down society to ‘rule by the external imposition of opposites’, via media, education, religion, politics etc; wherein the manipulation of the many is the foundation of the few.

   Like the European traffic circle, humanity finds itself forever trapped in a binary roundabout of action and re-action, accusation and vindication. The insistence of ‘either/or’ escalates with each lap on the merry go round of un-initiated ego identity, fuelled by the obliging media and its consistently shallow ‘for or against’ prodding of the befuddled public for an opinion. But never an observation!

   What is most alarming is that the binary division imposes a manufactured sense of external meaning upon the individual. An ‘illusion of conclusion’: “Well it must be so”, goes the chorus of binary bystanders, “its obvious”. Sadly, what is ‘obvious’ becomes the base line for ‘normal’, and as Canadian singer-songwriter Bruce Cockburn warned, “The trouble with normal is, it always get worse.”

   Which begs the question: how can we, individually, generate the cognitive comprehension and spiritual tenacity to break free from the divisive experience of the poles of duality, towards an overarching inclusive experience of the exclusive opposites; both external and internal? I suggest we turn to Jung, Campbell and the Mythopoetic cannon.

   #2 From here Catherine I delve into the world of Myth, the very well spring of Culture itself, since humanity gathered around a camp fire. Folks may wave this observation off, but all one needs to do is look at the vast funding of the entertainment and news system, all done to perpetuate a mythological ‘vision’ that we get trapped within.

   In short they need us to believe in their ‘vision. Without us they cannot create the world they want! I say de-fund their vision! How do we do that? We become conscious of our own self manifesting metaphors. As one becomes more engaged with the internal hunches, dreams and synchronicity, we evolve out of the need for ego identification and are liberated from the world of opposites and into the eternal now. The Sacred. The Song of Nature itself.

   But we need to surpass the flat, materialistic way of interpretation and read the myths and stores just as Christ himself advised. From the essay;

   Christ answers, 

   “Verily, verily I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the Kingdom of God.’  Ibid, above

   The word ‘verily’ was familiar to me, but I had never examined its definition. The 2006 edition of the Collins/Gage, Canadian Dictionary, page 957, defines ‘verily’ as; ‘poetic in truth’. This struck me like thunder! According to the biblical text, Christ wishes us to interpret the ‘truth’ of his words ‘metaphorically’, as in a poem, and not concretely or factually, like a newspaper article.

   This single passage from the Bible coalesced my years of studying: Joseph Campbell’s comparative mythology, Dr. C.G. Jung’s analytical psychology, poetry, the arts, economics and Canadian Professor, Peter Dale Scott’s concept of ‘The Deep State’.

   #3 The arrival of this ‘new’ method of interpretation offers each one of us a personal metaphor that when discovered by the individual, liberates the person from collective belief in opposites and identification – to self knowledge. An independent experience of the Divine.

   Like prayer, an awareness of the personal metaphor is reliant upon a psychological/spiritual position of constant inquiry. A deep resilience as to the curiosity of wanting to ‘know’ the sacred. In these present times I have termed the practice as being ‘scared sacred’. In this liberated mind set we get to move from constant judgment, which is essentially fear, to the uniting experience of observation or witnessing. We get to be here now!

   I will close this ‘comment’ with a final excerpt from the essay. Carl Jung said that Christ will come again, within the hearts and minds of those committed to a shift in consciousness. It is here that I pause every once and while and observe the awesome irony of humanity’s situation; we would never have stretched ourselves to these spiritual extremes if the evil were not so oppressive. In some strange, unfathomable way, we are linked.

   Before I close, I want to let you know that your work, your guests, and that blessed laugh of yours have fuelled me for years! There are very few people that when I hear their voice something deep in me transpires. I am OK. You are one of those few. Thank you so much for making me a better person by forcing me to ‘think’, to look behind doors and more importantly accept that which the spirit guides me to do!

   Again the essay…(last piece)

   The Cross and The Tree

   “Oh East is East, and West is West, and neither the twain shall meet,
   Till Earth and Sky stand presently at God’s great Judgment Seat…”

   The Ballad of East and West, Rudyard Kipling

   It seems as if Mr. Kipling’s poetic prophesy is coming to pass. Earth and Sky presently stand observant at ‘God’s great judgment seat’, while the ‘opposite’ spiritual traditions of the west’s Christianity and the east’s Buddhism, arrive with hat in hand. Both of these illuminate traditions can be employed to aid us in transcending the opposites outlined previously. The result is a personal awakening to an inner accord with a higher principal, that is modelled to us daily, in the miraculous balance of opposing forces ever present in the natural world of ‘Earth and Sky’.

   I was born into the Roman Catholic faith. As a child and into early adulthood, the central symbol of Christianity, the Crucifixion of Christ, was difficult for me to comprehend. Hour after hour at mass or in class, I stared at Christ nailed upon the cross, a crown of thorns and his bleeding heart exposed; unable to crack the mystery as to why Christ, a spiritual outlaw, and ‘domestic terrorist’, died for me a ‘sinner’, unborn at the time of his peril.

   The constant coercion by agents of the church, into the vague conveyance of ‘faith’ or worse ‘belief’, by the application of guilt, shame and reproach, did not sit right with me. I never did request to be ‘saved’. The greater the dogma was imposed, the greater it exposed its authoritarian origin, as yet another equation of domination and control, and not the message of liberation, that it was billed to be. That was until I discovered the work of Joseph Campbell, and Carl Jung in my mid 20’s.

   In episode 2 of the 1987, PBS, Power of Myth Series, Joseph Campbell outlined the following remedy to my impasse; namely that the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ could be read as metaphorical of our own ego-death and re-birth. Campbell offers;

   …if you read “Jesus ascended to heaven” in terms of its metaphoric connotation, you see that he has gone inward—not into outer space but into inward space, from which all being comes, into the consciousness that is the source of all things, the kingdom of heaven within. The images are outward, but their reflection is inward… It is a metaphor of returning to the source, alpha and omega, of leaving the fixation of the body behind and going to the body’s dynamic source.”
   The Power of Myth,” transcript pg 68

   This approach was opposite to the church and the insistence of interviewer Bill Moyers’ concrete interpretation of that scripture, which was that we would gain liberation in heaven only after the termination of our physical lives. Campbell responds;

   “That would be a mistake in the reading of the symbol. That would be reading the words in terms of prose instead of in terms of poetry, reading the metaphor in terms of the denotation instead of the connotation. ”
   The Power of Myth, transcript pg 68

   In Campbell and Jung’s interpretation, Christ’s crucifixion can be read as metaphorical of the tension of life’s inevitable opposites seeking accord, through the transcendent experience.

   Mythologically speaking, the wooden cross is a symbol of the intersection of the opposites existent in one’s life. The opposing forces of our ‘time based’ worldly concerns is symbolized by the horizontal axis of the cross: youth/old age, innocence/wisdom, joy/sorrow, wealth/poverty, life/death— which is penetrated by the vertical axis of the timeless spiritual concerns of heaven/hell, good/evil, consciousness/ignorance, earth and sky. How is it our earthly concerns can come into accord with our spiritual yearning?

   Campbell and Jung suggest that the intersection point of these forces or narratives; time/eternity, life/death etc, is the psychological location of a voluntary, witness based, transcendent consciousness. From this psychological intersection; lies the location of our own profound crucifixion, which we ourselves must endure, through the reintegration of the immature opposite identified ego — transformed into a broader inclusive consciousness of Buddhist ‘non-attachment’ or Christian ‘witnessing’ of Love and Forgiveness.

   This self sacrifice of the ego’s “I” centered consciousness, of the material and time based ‘either/or’ limited world, is ‘re-born’ into a spiritual or transcendent ‘both/and’ consciousness.

   Finally, the previous opposites are unified by the overarching principal of humanity’s foundational unity, as expressed by the Divine, God, Nature, the Buddha. The name is merely a reference to the ‘un-namable’, experienced within the transcendent experience itself.

   One is welcomed into this eternally generating consequence of the Now Moment. It is here, past the world of opposites, that judgment evaporates and one is seeded with a profound sense of Love and Compassion; that which births and supports all forms! In short, we finally arrive at Source, which is expressed as a resonance of Love and Gratitude.

   Thank you all for your time…

   Cheers,
   Doug Hamel

   1. Doug – will read this weekend!

      1. Thank you Catherine. Brief Latin quote that reflects the power of our words…

         “Dixi et salvavi animam meam / I spoke and thus saved my soul.”
         Wolfgang Pauli, Nobel Prize winner in Physics

3. Hello – I am sorry if I missed this somewhere in the Solari backlog as time has been more and more crunched for our household over the last year or so, but I was wondering if there is a direct link to that conference segment where the gentleman was talking about his conversation with the central bank exec and CBDC / implant chips.

   None of this is surprising to me because of my own long research journey but I was hoping I might be able to pass that tidbit to a few friends and acquaintances who are more skeptical.

   Thanks so much for all you do!

   1. You want to watch both videos https://home.solari.com/cash-friday/

      1. Thank you Catherine!

4. The instersting thing about it… allies are every where (we are all fighting the good fight) It only worked when were a sleep.

5. The problem they ran into is they created so much (what is the word you used) incoherance… they broke there own global trance.

   Then everyone started to wake up thinking “wait, what… why are we living like this” and that set the fuse on the entire thing. It’s demise is unstoppable at this point. Thanks for letting me rant. Your awesome.

6. Where your attention goes, your life goes (casue you can create).

   That is why they spend so much time directing where peoples attention goes. Now everyone knows.

7. By the way… I agree prayer and intention is the most powerful thing you can do. Created in the image of god and endowed with his power… everyone of us (or something like that). Dr Farrell and Daniel List had a mars video pulled. It wasn’t pulled because of mars, it was about the fact Dr Farrell was talking about the fact we can create our own reality through prayer and intention. If you look at the mind control, it’s designed to turn that against the population and use it to get them to (instead of creating paradise) to create there own prison. Best kept secret of the last how ever many thousand years. Tricking an entire world population into using that inate ability against itself.

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