Heron standing still
Waiting for the right moment and ready to seize it when it comes
This photo and these words appeared in my Substack feed this morning, thanks to Courtney Snyder, MD. It felt appropriate.
Courtney wrote about seeing a heron as a sign during a transition point in her life. She shared these words about the heron:
“When not flying (and assisting in divine intervention), the heron stands.... without moving.....seemingly forever. No impatience. No 'making things happen.’ No sticking its head hastily in the water searching around for fish. The heron waits for the right moment. Only then does it move quickly and seize that moment.”
It felt urgent
I started this Substack in February this year with an urgent need to communicate my sense of the importance of understanding the non-existence of viruses. At that time, there appeared to be a concerted effort to discredit this information. Leading figures in the health freedom movement were saying that it didn’t matter whether viruses exist or not—that it wasn’t important.
On another front at that same time, people in social media posing as no-virus communicators were acting aggressively towards anyone who didn’t advocate the no-virus position, making the no-virus community look like a bunch of jerks and ranters. This seemed to be an effort to discourage people who might be just beginning to question the existence of viruses from looking into that information further.
As someone who is not from the scientific or medical community, I thought adding my voice to the conversation might offer a counterpoint to these efforts to discredit no-virus. I thought I could be a reasonable, even in some moments humorous, voice explaining why this information does matter, very much, and countering the image of no-virus people being intolerant jerks.
Also, as I say repeatedly and is embodied in the title of my Substack, This Changes Everything, I believe that seeing the lie of virology and of viruses as a cause of disease can help us recover who we really are, and can be an entering wedge to seeing more of the lies and manipulations that are continually imposed on us. Being that we are in a rather precarious moment of encroaching tyranny never before seen on this planet, it seems doubly important to see what is really going on so we do not sleepwalk into losing our freedom and our humanity. I’ve written a little bit about some of the ways that we have been deceived and from which we need desperately to wake up.
Is the dystopian reality we live in real?
I started this Substack to explore all the reasons why it is important that we know that “viruses” do not exist. And the more I contemplate this, the more reasons there are. It may seem strange or even exaggerated to say that the issue of virus nonexistence is a key to unlocking human freedom, but I think it is. It is that important.
We need to say ‘no’ to everything that diminishes our humanity
We are living in a global regime that is actively seeking to dehumanize us in every way possible. This has been going on for eons, but we saw it massively and clearly displayed starting in March 2020 with the “Covid-19” plandemic, supposedly caused by a nonexistent “virus.” All of its protocols, policies, and mandates were assaults on our humanity—desig…
What happens when you question every authority you have ever believed?
Logical fallacies (see last week’s post, Learning to think: logical fallacies) have been around since the time of Aristotle, and they are rampant in the world today. Last week I looked at some of the most common ones and how they are used by The Science
Trusting our own inner knowing
The topic of logical fallacies has continued to occupy my thinking. It is not an entirely new topic to me, but has been revived in my awareness because of the ways that the virology advocates and Covid-19 managers have used them to create a false narrative designed to trick and scare people into accepting jabs and giving up more of their freedoms. Begin…
There’s still a lot to write about
And this is the space I feel myself to be in. I still have much to say, and I am deeply enjoying and finding satisfaction in regular writing, which until I started this Substack I had not done for decades despite feeling myself to be a writer at my core since the age of 10. I don’t want to stop writing about issues and thoughts that concern me.
Right now, though, I feel like the heron who is standing still, just waiting and watching for the right moment. What that means for me is waiting for clarity on what to write about. I expect I will not depart completely from talking about nonexistent viruses, the fraud of contagion, and the disproven germ hypothesis. But I may reduce that focus as I engage other areas of deception and manipulation about reality that the predator class continues to spew into our consciousness. There is so much of this to talk about!
Some of these areas may be old world buildings and the “previous civilization,” sovereignty and disengaging from the “legal system,” the validity or invalidity of timelines, and the possibility that some history is fake. These are some of the things that occupy my attention at the moment. Others will come up, I am sure.
I am grateful for all of you who read my columns, and I’m grateful to Substack for making it so easy to share my thoughts through my writing with hundreds of people. I expect there will be some un-subbing, and that is not a problem. Everyone needs to follow what interests them. And that includes me.
So I will be the heron standing still for a while, until I feel that it is the right moment, and I feel moved to seize that moment.
Some good reading about “viruses”
Mike Stone read old newspapers to find many voices that opposed “germ theory,” virology, and vaccination, voices that have been erased from the narrative of western medicine. He gives those voices back to us.
Dawn Lester explores what besides money is behind the latest effort by the WHO to scare the populace about “monkeypox.”
Lao Tzu - the art of not trying
https://youtu.be/-lsYJrLrEAM
I for one disavow all belief in viruses. Viruses were invented to change the direction of medicine back in the late 1800's into a "fear first" system based on the fear of death from this disease or that. Without the fear factor, modern medicine falls flat on its face. There would be fewer takers.
Lat week I was vacationing on a smaller lake where all kinds of boating was allowed. We noticed a pair of beautiful white swans the first day at one end of the lake. The next day, we noticed they were towing around 8 babies that were quite grown, but they stayed mostly at one end of the lake and then occasionally ventured to a weedy section across from our dock despite the boating activity during most of the day.
The next day, we saw two more white swans at the far end but no more babies. As the day went on, the first pair of swans started coming across the lake with their 8 kids in tow and proceeded to pass directly in front of our dock on their way towards the other end of the lake. Despite the boats and kayaks, this group proceeded fearlessly as if they owned the lake. It was amazing. Perhaps that is what we must do...proceed fearlessly despite the tyranny that surrounds us.