Best Antidote to Chronic Fear? MUSIC!

January 25, 2022

Why? Because music (rousing, deeply loving music) can bring joy to the heart and invoke the soul.

Meanwhile . . .

As the world cowers in the face of yet another round of massive fear-mongering, this one (Russia/Ukraine/NATO) reminding some of us who are still alive of the Cuban Missile Crisis 60 years ago, this change in narrative, as Dave of X22 Report reminds us, working to disappear the rapidly unraveling Covid Con; as on this past Sunday RFK Jr. and other speakers roused thousands in D.C. protesting mandates and all things Covid, followed on Monday, yesterday, with Senator Ron Johnson’s riveting hearing on the same topic; as Denmark announces the lifting of all Covid restrictions, following in the footsteps of a number of other European countries; I came across this article, and it really speaks to me as one who has just formally introduced songs to invoke the soul into my world as one powerful way to Alchemize Fear into Love:

Caught the Corona Virus Blues? Research Shows Music Medicine is a Powerful Antidote 

And, wouldn’t you know, right away, I come across this, uploaded January 21, 2022.

WE CAN CHANGE THE WORLD, with lyrics by RFK Jr.

Sorry, couldn’t load the video, but here’s the link, and it brought tears to my eyes:

https://www.gettr.com/post/ppu23z22d2

WHICH IS WORSE? In-doctrin-ation or In-doctor-nation? OR . . .

January 24, 2022

OR . . . do they go together like a horse and carriage, two inextricably linked nodes with the matrix machine that arose together and nourish each other to the point where we cannot distinguish between them? Does this question make sense? What does that mean, “make sense”? Is this question relevant? Relevant to what, or whom? Etc. Etc.

More questions: are the only two viable forms of human civilization socialist/communist or capitalist? Viable to whom or what?

These are the kinds of questions that David Graeber and David Wengrow, in their extraordinarily mind-blowing new book, The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity, tend to ask.

Ask new questions, and you get new answers.