Enlightenment 101

How To Ease People Into The Truth

Let’s not be unrealistic. Not everyone can be “saved”. Too many people have structured their lives around the lies of big government. Even if they wanted to wake up, they just won’t. It’s too much of a mind warp to realize the actuality of the world. It brings their entire identity into question. Sadly these people are lost. But for every lost cause, there is at least one other person who is simply adrift in the ocean of lies. Floating helplessly not knowing where to turn or who to believe. They have been led astray by the MSM. You know these people in your lives. They haven’t drowned yet. Make it (as a person who is awake) your mission to help enlighten them. Spreading truth is our greatest weapon.

The people who teeter on this edge of no return need to be talked to as one would talk to someone who is suicidal, standing on the rails of a bridge. You can’t force these people to believe something they don’t even know about. You’ll end up scaring them away. Enlightenment comes from within. All you can do is help guide them there.

They will resist everything you say at first. That is to be expected. Waking up out of the lie is usually a gradual process. Hitting them with every bit of truth all at once is too overwhelming, and they are liable to just label you as a nut job. Unfortunately we seem to be running out of time, and we need as many people privy to the truth as possible.

I will share with you the most effective strategy I have found in guiding others to the truth. You need to deconstruct the logic in which they are argumentatively combatting you with. As seekers of the truth, we must know the lie. That is why most of us still tune into the MSM. Use this.

• “I actually know all your talking points and information”

• “I understand where you are coming from, but you don’t understand where I am coming from. You see the problem here?” (it’s optimal of course if you know their argument better than they do)

• “How can you argue, or even have an opinion on what I am telling you if you don’t even know what I’m talking about?”

• “Aren’t you curious as to why I (know, believe) these things, when I’m privy to what you’re saying?”

This is the simple formula that will get your foot in the door every time. After that it is up to you. I encourage you to first explain away blatant lies that are easily debunked. Lies on a micro scale. Specific events like JFK’s assassination, or building 7. Childs play. Prove to them the main stream narrative of that event has holes and go from there. You can’t start on the broad form of “everything is a lie, you live in the matrix”. You’ll get lost in trying to tie too many things together.

It’s important to remain composed in the conversation. This is nothing new to you. Act like it. Stress important points, but don’t ever become emotional. Speak as a disappointed teacher would to their student, but don’t be condescending. You know something they don’t. You know what they know. YOU hold authority in this conversation. Entice them with curiosity, and being “in” on the “big secret”.

Remember, you aren’t trying to necessarily win an argument. You’re trying to expose people to the truth. Give them things to read. Show them there’s a whole other world of information outside the MSM. Make them see that it’s not “looneys with tinfoil hats”, but credible, educated people that are questioning the narratives.

It’s not their fault. They’ve been lied to their whole lives. If it weren’t for those that helped you, would you even be reading this? Return the favor.

We cannot be complacent anymore. I see too many of us frightened to speak up. Scared to be labelled a crazy conspiracy theorist. Scared that your relationships may suffer - How others may perceive you. We must not be hesitant in enlightening our fellow man. The truth is on our side. The only way we lose our autonomy is if we sit back and let it be taken away. It starts locally. Talk to someone you know. Show them what is and what is not. Fight against the lies by sharing the truth.