The Lies Researchers Tell Us Perpetuate A Myth
How do we know anything? There are things that are directly observed and measured and can be identified as fact. The sun is 92.96 million miles away from the earth. It rises in the east and set in the west. Yet, there are many things that are presented to us, as facts, that are not. Instead they are theories which try to explain the nature of ourselves and the universe.
It was not that long ago that it was believed that the world was flat and all the things observed in the night sky revolved around the earth. According to mainstream society, and the church, this belief in the nature of the universe was a fact. Through the work of Copernicus and Galileo, it was revealed that the earth rotated around the sun and not the other way around. The Church disapproved of this theory because the Holy Scriptures state that the Earth is at the center, not the Sun. Scientists who formed theories the Church deemed heretical were tried before the Inquisition.
The Difference Between Fact and Consensus Theory
As we look at the body of material from our prehistoric past, what do we really know? We know that a site or an artifact was unearthed in a specific location. That is a fact. In the same breath, assumptions are made regarding their use, utility, meaning and role in society.
Dolmen, according to scholars, were ancient burial sites. Nevertheless, the reality is no one knows who, why or when the dolmen were made. There is no direct evidence providing us with an answer. At some locations, human remains and artifacts have been found that can be dated. This, however, does not offer definative proof for the dating of the orignal structure. Instead of stating, we think that dolmen were burial sites, it is put out as a fact, leaving a generation of people believing something that may be true or may just be someones opinion.
A pot is found in an ancient ruin, the fragment of a figurine is unearthed. The party line often describes the item as being used for “ritualistic purposes”. Did the archeologist attend the ritual in which they were used? Is there a video, a book or even a stone tablet describing its “ritual” use?
The Ritual of Speculation: How Myths are Manufactured
Imagine it is 5000, 10,000 or 50,000 years in the future and our ability to read texts from this period and previous periods is lost. Then one day a future archologist, digging in a trash heap somewhere outside St. Louis, uncovers a plastic McDonnald’s cup, and then another. Would his assumption that these cups had some implicit value to us be true? If he contends that we worshiped not only the god of the golden arches, but a female fertility goddess we in the 21 century call Wendy’s, would his sepculation be correct?
That is what we are doing when we take someone else’s theories at truth. We perpetuate a myth and further muddy the waters preventing the truth from being revealed. So while some people claim things as fact, many times what they propose is actually their opinion and belief.
The Engineering of Reality and the Breach of Informed Consent
When we accept these historical fabrications as truth, we are doing more than just getting a date wrong. We are participating in the Engineering of Reality.
The suppressed records of our past reveal more than just hidden artifacts; they reveal a long-term strategy to manage human perception. Ancient traditions spoke of forces that “cast a veil” over human sight—a metaphor for the systematic narrowing of our consciousness. This isn’t just a historical curiosity; it is an active mechanism of control.
By dictating what is “fact,” mainstream institutions violate our Informed Consent. True consent requires accurate information. When researchers withhold the physical evidence of our ancestors, they leave us disconnected from our true origin and potential. In this state of confusion, we become “energetically porous.”
These gaps in our understanding of reality act like vulnerabilities in a computer’s firewall. They allow The Narrative—and the opportunistic consciousness-hijackers behind it—to bypass our sovereign gatekeepers. This ensures that our thoughts and emotions are steered by a pre-packaged history, rather than our own direct observation and discernment.
Dogmas–religious, political, scientific–arise out of erroneous belief that thought can encapsulate reality or truth. Dogmas are collective conceptual prisons. And the strange thing is that people love their prison cells because they give them a sense of security and a false sense of “I know.”
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