Doing Actual Research Or Following The Herd? Rigid Beliefs Are Just As Much A Problem For Those Who Question Everything As For Those Who Question Nothing.

During the last few days I have been busy researching the mass of conflicting information and sources coming out of Las Vegas in regards the mass shooting there. I have done this because I know very well that the mainstream media and government sources must not be blindly trusted to be truthful and because I have an interest in improving life and causing balance - which requires the truth and integrity that is largely missing.

In the process of this exploration it has become abundantly clear that we have gone from the time of 911, where investigators were ridiculed for even questioning the government narrative of the events of 911 - to the point where now investigators are ridiculed for not going along with whatever alternative theory has gained traction online!

What is clear is that there is an underlying problem of people getting stuck in and invested in rigid beliefs. Whether it is the belief that the government would never lie, or that the government always lies and that therefore any old theory that looks like it supports the idea that the government lies must therefore be true - the rigid, judgment based beliefs and thought patterns cause error after error and argument after argument that waste energy and limit human potential.

Having spent many years investigating the events of 911 it is saddening and laughable that I now get abused and laughed at just for pointing out how high school physics demonstrates that the currently popular theories about the Las Vegas shooting are incorrect. There is a connecting thread though in all of this - that many people don't understand basic physics and are operating on fear that has them forming judgments without thoroughly examining the evidence.

When we are in a stressful situation and are reaching for answers it is common for us to just latch on to whatever looks promising and which conforms to our pre-existing belief systems as we attempt to create a new internal balance and peaceful state of being. People latched on to the government's NIST report version of events after 911 - despite their version having so many holes in it and physical impossibilities - the blind faith kept many people adhering to this narrative for a long time and some still do even today. They did this partially because they believed they needed to be protected and they had no bigger 'parent' to turn to than their government and when it is realised that the alternative might be to think that the government themselves were the real culprits, the internal stress and tensions caused by the lack of a satisfactory option caused many to simply choose to ignore the difficult questions and just blindly trust the government.

Today though, things are different and large groups have formed who recognise the deep corruption within the governmental systems and who turn to each other for support. This is mostly a good thing, since we need real community - however, there has not yet been an equivalent movement on a large scale with regards the evolution of the inner being and of the mental processes that people are using to direct their thinking and actions. As long as we continue to ridicule whatever contradicts us without even examining it, we are leaving ourselves open to the error and manipulation that we believe that we are standing up to by taking the position that we do.

The issue of the alleged 'shooter on the 4th floor' of the Mandalay Bay Hotel is the one that has caused me to think about this in more depth. I started out intending to stay open to the possibilities, without jumping to any conclusions and so that meant examining all the evidence, which initially led me to think that there really was a shooter on the 4th floor. However, since I really do intend to not jump to any conclusions, I took the time to look at the deeper details without allowing me to be directed by fear and judgments that don't want to look at the evidence and just want us to survive, protect and possibly attack. In doing so I learned that, no, there was no shooter on the fourth floor.

Fight or Flight is Not Optimal

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What I am pointing to here is what has been called our 'Fight or Flight Mechanism' and it is often described as being a 'good' thing for us since it allegedly protects us in times of threat. However, while these imprinted behaviors might be useful in the event of a tiger attack, they are not so useful while reviewing evidence from a complicated crime scene. In fact, they are likely to totally throw us off the track of the real facts.

In the heat of the moment, you might mistake a stick in the grass for a snake and the fear might then cause you to not check your facts and simply spray petrol onto the lawn and burn it down! Only later do you learn that it was just a stick that looked a bit like a snake! That is what is occurring here in the minds of many observers as they take in the video material from so many different sources that like to drum up the war drums for whatever agenda they are pushing. Fear is a major way to control people and it is a tragedy that people are being controlled by their fear even while they are convinced they are leading people to freedom.

I congratulate everyone who has decided to stand up to tyranny and injustice, I just suggest that we all take some time to REALLY question EVERYTHING and not get stuck in rigid beliefs about what 'must' be true. Serious investigation is not really so hard, but it does require keeping a truly open mind and also the wisdom and balance to not attack anyone - you might just lose a useful ally as you attempt to make yourself sound smart and powerful from behind your keyboard.

Wishing you well,
Ura Soul

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