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This is related to MH's experience/planned experience for 30 Years and OUT.
A little over 15 months ago, I quit my job. It will make a much longer post to tell in explaining the details, so I'll omit the job quitting details other than to say qutting was part of my experience and plan for getting OUT. A little over 17 months ago, I called the cable company, cancelled service, and shortly thereafter pulled the plug - literally, on my TV. This too was part of my experience and plan for getting OUT.
Just pertaining to the TV/media aspect of trying to unplug from mainstream, in my naivete 17 months ago (actually it goes back several more months since I contemplated and planned for getting out upwards to two years before taking make these two particular leaps), I once had it in my mind that one can completly and fully unplug if and when they want to and that it is only a matter of one consciously acting on the choice, and doing it. Along the way since then, here are some of the things that I've learned, here are some of the ways in which I have been disabused of this naivete.
As to the media aspect, even though TV is one of THE primary and most visible means by which one is tethered to mainstream, it certainly is not the only one. There are also secondary, tertiary (and probably beyond) strings that keeps one attached to the mothership of the matrix. For instance, at the time I unplugged, I was in the process of getting ready to pack up and move closer to home, but was still living far away from home, alone. In the short term, there was a definite and real feeling of relief that began to occur within a week or two of unplugging the TV. The first 24 hours was the worst part of withdrawl, but for me, this quickly passed. Within a few months I also got the move behind me and was then living closer to home and family. Then I quickly realized that despite my still-unplugged TV, it is not easy to completely avoid the media. Try to imagine for a moment that being unplugged, I was blissfully ignorant of most of daily, routine, 24/7, ongoing hype and late-breaking nature of how the media keeps alive the notion that we are living under the threat of foreign-based terror. Being closer to home I naturally began to visit often with friends and family. Also try to imagine that figuratively speaking, I'm kinda the odd-ball blacksheep in the family - after all, I quit my job and unplugged my TV! :) In other words, each time I visit a friend or family member, I'm also visiting a house where there is a TV plugged in and turned on during most of the waking hours of the day :(..... which sort of brings me back to a point of question of my reality - how unplugged am I? Okay, so perhaps I slow down how often I visit family and friends..... all the better to not get eaten by the TV wolf, my dear red riding hood.... so I thought. But then I found my telephone ringing a bit more often, and yes, I seriously considered completely unplugging this particular string that connects me to the establishment, but for now I'm hanging onto the conventions of telephone...... so in a way my compromise make me ripe and eligible to get these phone calls from friends and family, people who now know I'm making a big play to get unplugged, so they just try in their own ways to help me along in this experience by calling to say "hey, I know you don't watch TV anymore, so you are probably not aware of the big story breaking on the news right now.... so let me tell you all about it!"...... sigh.
We're not in Kansas anymore, Toto. Translation - I continue to do what I can to unplug from the matrix, I have not waivered, my TV is still unplugged, but I'm finding the mothership has far more tentacles attached to me than I previously imagined.... and I've got a quite capable imagination..... many tentacles in addition to and beyond just the primary one's like TV and government. This has become a project.... kinda like the quest to go see marty moose except in a reverse kinda way.... one for which I won't be asking for the Tylenol at those times when it seems the quest has been sunk or sent severely off course..... I may ask for an appropriate herb or two, but no Tylenol or it's like! I've now been without health insurance for over 14 months, have not shriveled up and died..... yet, but time is still whiling away, one never knows what might be around the next corner of another day, but it IS possible to live a reasonably fulfilling life without maintaining many of the normal plugs into mainstream we've been trained to do...... I'm out, sorta, kinda, hope to stay out, hope to continue to get further out as I go along......wishe me luck :)...... and yes, many of my frends and family who now have a good idea of what I'm about these days, who I am these days, kinda look at me with head tilted a bit side ways..... like I'm some kind of alien. It is amazing how many seemingly well-meaning people are sending me newspaper clippings, web sites, and such, for information they happened upon that they thought may interest me towards the endeavor of finding a job.....ya know?.....going back to work?.... going back in?.....somewhow they do not yet fully understand that I want to be OUT..... at least until the money runs out :)
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This is a reply to # 210,633i spent four years buried in my air force career and another 3 years living in the bush in alaska. 7 years of no tv at all. the disconnect was astounding. it seemed like everywhere i went people were speaking a different language. it wasnt until i started "catching up with the tv(i watched the entire run of mash in reruns) that i began to see how tv had been the guiding principle in everyones life.
so you have not only chosen to disconnect from the matrix, you have chosen to disconnect from everyone in the matrix. if you try to talk to them, you will find this:
Mark 6:4
But Jesus, said unto them, A prophet is not without honour, but in his own country, and among his own kin, and in his own house.
and eventually it will become clear you will have to have a new set of friends and family:
matthew 12
46While he yet talked to the people, behold, his mother and his brethren stood without, desiring to speak with him.
47Then one said unto him, Behold, thy mother and thy brethren stand without, desiring to speak with thee.
48But he answered and said unto him that told him, Who is my mother? and who are my brethren?
49And he stretched forth his hand toward his disciples, and said, Behold my mother and my brethren!
50For whosoever shall do the will of my Father which is in heaven, the same is my brother, and sister, and mother.
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This is a reply to # 210,633I heard a metaphysical lecture awhile back, the title of the lecture was:
" Hell is Other People "
The speaker went on to say in a given day they woke up feeling great, the sky was blue, the birds were singing and then they met a people, who said, " Hi, Gee, Are you okay, you look kinda pale, are you sick, have you been ill?
The lecturer, a metaphysician, said instantly they saw the poison spiritual thought knives coming out of the persons mouth at them with such unthinking comments and thought projections.
That is only a tiny small example of why, 'Hell is Other People'
I learned from that lecture to have LOWER EXPECTATIONS of people and surprizingly since learning, Hell is Other People, I am disappointed less often, am more aware, and now I encounter much more kindness from people in my daily life, which I view as unexpected SERINDIPITY.
A favorite saying I learned when encountering hell is other people is to look at the other person and calmly say, What reaction are you trying to provoke in me? or
What reaction are you trying to get from me?
Many people are unconscious of thier own motives, or do not like to be called out on thier motives in saying unthinking words or doing unthinking things, so usually I just got a dumb stare as an answer to that question. Now I rarely encounter negative people and when I do I minimize my exposure to them, or if led to by God to do so, I silently cast out and transform thier demons back to God.
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This is a reply to # 210,633Wow! Good for you!
We had a little black and white TV when I was very young, we would watch Andy Griffith and I Love Lucy, mostly. It broke and my parents decided not to replace it. So I grew up, with my siblings, not having a TV. People would look at me in disbelief if I told them, and ask in wonder, "How can you live without a TV???" But I didn't miss it at all.
Later on they got something that plays videos but doesn't receive TV. So we would watch some videos sometimes. Friday night was "movie night." But you have to go out and actually get the video so it's not like you can watch them all the time.
We rented a big-screen TV to watch the 1996 Olympics, returning it when the games were over.
The main times we would watch TV were at my Grandmother's house (she had cable) and in a hotel.
In college we had cable in the room and I did watch TV a fair bit. I tried to always be back in my room in the afternoon when "The Cosby Show" came on (my favorite!).
Now I am back to no TV at all and I still don't miss it. I do have Netflix, so I can and do watch movies or even a TV series if I choose. So it's not a disconnect, but it's what I have CHOSEN to watch, WHEN I want to watch it, NO commercials. Because I will watch all kinds of stuff when flipping through the TV that I would never choose to watch if I actually have to select a DVD.
Also I choose to IGNORE the news in any form (except for breaking health news here at curezone). Fortunately nobody tries to force these things upon me, if they do I just tune them out. I tell them it's boring, or that I don't know what they are talking about.
About the telephone - I have never liked the telephone. When I hear the phone ring, I feel irritated. It's so demanding. "Ring, ring - answer me NOW!" And if someone leaves a message on a machine, they expect you to call them back.
I do have a cell phone now (with a bio chip on it to neutralize radiation) but I try to keep talking to a minimum. I use it mostly to do short communication, I try to cut out the chatting. I feel like talking on the phone is a waste of my time.
I don't have a job either, yet. Although I guess I'll be getting one soon enough. I'm still looking for the right kind of job.
Anyway, I can identify with what you're doing. You've chosen a good path.
- Re: I'm now OUT, and frequently look... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 210,639i rarely answer the phone. it is always a disappointment. well, almost always.
- Re: I'm now OUT, and frequently look... neesay
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This is a reply to # 210,642A part of our family said, "I do not see how you can live like that!", meaning we were irresposible.
We call it faith.
Come good, come bad.
Neesay
These are great posts!- Re: I'm now OUT, and frequently look... trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 210,643yea, like i have an obligation to everyone that dials my number!!??!! HAH!!! i say, "take a number and i'll get back to ya"!!!!!!
- Re: I'm now OUT, and frequently look... Ohfor07
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This is a reply to # 210,657true. Isn't it interesting how this one technology has evolved along with our lives having evolved. From the time that I can first remember as a kid all the way up to late teens early twenties, the "phone" was that big relic. Ours was literally built into the wall at the bottom of the stairs, rotary dial, standard AT&T black. Around the time of being a five-year old, give or take several years, the phone was not used all that often, but when it rang, the mere ringing was an alert to everyone in hearing range of the forthcoming big deal - a phone call from somebody else. By the time of getting past ten, older siblings were fleeing the nest. Many here can remember mom N dad's advice and survival kit of life including the instructions on how said teen fledgling could use a specific sequence and code words to signal/call home, at the expense of Ma Bell, collect! Yes, collect! ;) By the time I hit the early twenties, divestiture scheme was ordered by the government and we were all getting familiar with the hows? and whys? of caring for one's own telephone, followed in a few short years by the trend of answering machines, followed by Caller ID, the new-wave of using some funky dial combination 1010 in order to save 10 cents on a phone call because Lord knows it's one of the most pressing issues of the history of modern human existance is how to save 10 cents on a long distance phone call. Then followed 3-way calling, Call-blocking ad infinitem. So quickly we've gone from the big deal of a phone call from that phone built into a wall - who is it?, to high-tech ways of figuring out reasons why not to answer the call by knowing who is calling before the call is answered, filtering out certain people we don't want to talk to with Call Blocking, and essetially "i don't care who it is, I don't wanna talk to them", all in a convenience that's come off the wall and gone into our pockets. Like Steven Wright said "I put an answering machine on my car phone, the greeting says 'hello, sorry, i'm home right now, please leave a message'"
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- I never liked alot of tv muttgirl
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This is a reply to # 210,633I find it makes me irritable. I mostly limit it to nature shows, educational things and a few good comedies, and of course, animal planet. And when I do have it on, I always find myself doing something else, reading, cooking, cleaning, hobbies, etc. I almost never am looking directly at it, I listen to it here and there. Now my mom loves news, politics, fox, court tv, detective, crime and judge shows. I find those really annoying. It seems like every one is either screaming, or it's really depressing and negative.
I have a friend that loves tv, and when he comes over, I watch it with him to be polite, and after an hour, I've had enough, and pick up a book or puzzle or something. He likes movies, but if I watch a whole one, I can't wait for it to be over.
I don't have a job either, I got laid off. I want to do something different. I would love to work from home if I could.
Good for you!- Re: I never liked alot of tv SqueakyClean
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This is a reply to # 210,645I don't like the whole "TV on in background while I do other things" approach. That REALLY annoys me (personally). Other people can do what they want, I can't judge, but when I am at someone's house, I ask them to turn OFF the TV if we aren't sitting there watching it. If you want to watch something, fine - watch it. I don't like the noise. I prefer silence, or occasionally some purposely chosen music like a CD (not radio). Actually, I don't like background music, either. When I want to listen to music, I want it to be the focus of my attention. I mostly listen to music while driving, when I can concentrate on it.
- It's a habit I got into when I was r... muttgirl
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This is a reply to # 210,648I was sick and alone at night, so I used tv to make me feel like someone else was there. I didn't care what was on, alot of the time it wasn't even loud enough for me to make out the words, I didn't actively watch it or listen. It just made me feel less alone and distracted me enough from my symptoms that I could get some sleep. When it's too quiet, I just laid there and waited for symptoms, if that makes sense.
Now that I think of it, it's a waste of electricty, that is true. Probably a habit I should break.
- It's a habit I got into when I was r... muttgirl
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- Re: I never liked alot of tv Ohfor07
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This is a reply to # 210,645FYI, not paying attention to the TV, or not looking at it, is a way to avoid some of the obvious content. However, as long as it's on, especialy if it's on "sort of in the background" and you are not paying attention to it, you are still subject to the subliminal content. This is the kind of programming that occurs beneath the level of your conscious awareness, and there is only one way to avoid this.
There are other ways to provide some background sound to help keep you company or distracted. Open the window and listen. Especially this time of year when the crickets, locust and other buzzing bugs are reaching their peak, just listening to nature through a window can be packed with all kinds of interesting, entertaining distractions. Hang up some wind chimes. I put some right inside on the low livingroom ceiling where there is not enough wind to blow them, but after a year I still frequently bang into them from having forgotten.
- Re: I never liked alot of tv MH 108
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This is a reply to # 210,645I grew up on TV, in first grade we got our first black & white little TV and I remember batman and lost in outer space came on the same night at the same time and we kids wanted so badly to see both shows. Only after I got into herbs and healtheir living did TV not seem important; I have zero regular shows, I go weeks with out seeing tv and if I do, it is only to watch a movie and NEVER a sit com or weekly show that can be so stupid today I don't know how anyone can stand them.
If I had my way, the TV would go all together, it is used too much as a baby sitter and that always leads to plenty of problems. The problem is, my wife never had a TV her entire life until we got married, so now tv for her is like it was for me when I was 6 years old. She does not watch that much of it, yet does not want to get rid of it.
MH
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This is a reply to # 210,63312 years in the satellite sales and service business with my ex, a professional tv watcher was wayyyyyy to much tv for me!!!!!
We divorced 7 yrs ago and I've not spent as much time in 7 yrs "watching" tv as I did in any one month of married life. As we were splitting things, he was trying to leave the 27" tv we had in the bedroom with me ... ??? ... FOR WHAT???
Growing up in the 50s and 60s, our family did watch the good stuff, but the tv didn't have to be on cuz we were home. We listened to the radio and the record player. We played games, cards, etc as a family. Those were the good times! My brother and I actually had to be called to come in the house because it was getting dark, neat concept, kids that play outside!!!
Today, there are 3 tvs in this house, nary a one of them any "my rooms." Do I ever watch tv? Daughter that lives here came up with dvds of the show 24, no commercials!!!!! If you haven't seen it, most of you would probably like it ... I've studied what I term international conspiracy theories all my adult life. This show makes you see how this stuff works and I AM enjoying it. I won't be watching the 1 hour shows when we're caught up, I won't be be watching the brain washing commercials!!!! I'll have to wait until season 6 is available on dvd.
One of the truisms in Kevin Trudeau's book: the large majority of todays commercials are Big Farm or Big Pharma! I'm not into either!!!- Re: I'm now OUT, and frequently look... #19236
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This is a reply to # 210,668I see a shift and a demarcation.
Evil and corruption has been knocked out by good.
For a while an evil cabal of sick demon infested males rose like scum to the top and dominated industry and info media, etc., those demons have been out-ed, died, cast out, were neutralized or forced into smaller markets and were seen for what they were, errorful, corrupt and corrupters.
Bill Gates is one example of a new breed, donating billions to eradicating parasitic infestation caused diseases in large populations.
Bill Gates also revolutionized the world with the information super highway.
The development of satellite and cable TV and parental controls gave viewers options and ability to block bad contents.
DVD lets movie watchers choose thier movies.
People of limited means can log in online at libraries and self educate.
And computers are now selling for 300 dollars new, becoming more affordable and accessable.
Ex president clinton said in countries where women are empowered, the health of the entire country improves immensely. In countries where women are objectified and not empowered, in those countries diseases like aides, malnutrion, malaria, thyphus, etc run rampant, social systems break down and the entire health of the country suffers.
That goes back to my original premise that for a dark while demon infected sick men rose to power and seriously harmed countries, systems and humans. These negatives, call them masons, jesuits, khazarians, warmongers, illuminati, oppressors, mid east woman oppressors, milosevich's, tyrants, I call them 'satans pawns' who change costumes, they are not 100% eradicated yet but they have risen like pondscum to the top of the pond so we could all see who the evil demon infected pondscum are and scoop them away. Citibank Corporation has made 0% interest business loans available to once abused and oppressed women in afghanistan and the mid east, after USA disempowered the goofy demon infected women disempowering males, so the once disempowered woman can now be trained in thier talents and interests and open small beauty parlors and small agri product and craft and product businesses and become empowered, and educational grants and educational access was gained, so these women can now GO TO SCHOOL and become educated and empowered and no longer suffer under retarded demon infected male oppression. In countries where amoral demon infested males disempower women and objectify women the death rates from aides and parasite diseases and infections are epidemic. source: findings of ex pres bill clinton and bill gates aides research teams. (and common sense observation)
The devil easily corrupts some males and that is why matriarchial women empowered societies are healthier. Devil infected males, masons, perverted papal patriarchy etc objectifies women, disempowers women and demon infested males spread stds and aides in massive deadly epidemic numbers. So empowerment of women has been a keyword and key concept in good human and social progress.
The negatives have been out-ed and neutralized, so it seems like we will be turning better corners in media, science and society etc.
The same demon infected males that brought violence and objectification of women into media were recently censored by FTC and out-ed and rejected by the majority of viewers.
It is said abused and unloved children grow up to be abusers of others, I think the pre baby boom generation produced a lot of abused unloved miseducated children that grew up and acted out thier sick childhood issues on society, on television, media, corruption of medicine, science, education etc. These demon infested soul corrupted ones are dead now, out-ed, gone or neutralized and the ones left are easily spotted and rejected, so I think things are looking up in all fields.
btw- I know of some so called illuminati children that are adults now, they were so horrified by thier own fathers bad behavior, that they are using thier inherited monies to correct the errors thier fathers caused, some of these children were lucky and got good counseling and help and they are now humanitarians who help others,run homeless shelters etc and try to do good works because they saw the bad fruits thier demon infested fathers actions created.
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- So do you think the tide is turning? muttgirl
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This is a reply to # 210,633The truely un-plugged are the oldest old order Amish who will not use a phone. Many of the Amish today have cell phones and even factory jobs with insurance. The real true Amish will not step foot in a car and very few of these exist today. More and more people are plugging in and not tuning out.
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This is a reply to # 210,633This is very interesting, but how can you live without a job? Are you just taking a vacation?
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