The idea that the universe is a hologram existing in waveform information may be a harder concept to grasp for many, but with recent features in the New Scientist and the Scientific American, it’s gaining wider acceptance. We are in an intellect prison, and it can’t connect the dots to see the picture.” We need to stop living the lie of who we are. Our reality is akin to the movie, The Matrix. “The world is structured to put us into low vibrational states of emotion.
When the heart, brain and central nervous system are in harmony, we are in a high state of consciousness.” “And this is why they want to shut it down with depression, fear and worry. “The heart is the body’s most powerful electro-magnetic field it just knows,” he said. The crash course in metaphysics and quantum theory evolved to encompass the ubiquitous presence of electro-magnetic fields connecting everything. It’s no coincidence that the pineal gland located in the brain, also known as ‘the Mind’s Eye’, is being calcified with the introduction of fluoride into our water. Sages and shamans have long been able to see beyond the narrow frequency range of visible light. Our ability to “decode reality” is linked to what we are able to perceive, he went on.
Names like: Nikola Tesla, Leonardo Da Vinci, Osho, Einstein, Carl Sagan, Bob Marley and Gandhi, flashed up on the big screen in quick succession. Icke drew on the works of pioneering artists, thinkers and scientists to support his theories. This was all cheerfully summed up as “The Bamboozle.” We are experiencing the psychological phenomena of cognitive dissonance, where our beliefs and behaviour are in conflict, and Stockholm syndrome – the traumatic bonding with a captor. The vast majority of us are unknowingly suffering from an unhealthy slave mentality, he said. Others who can access another reality are called mad.” “Most people are caught up in the program. “There’s no need for a single person to be hungry or homeless on this planet,” he admonished. Warming to his theme, Awaken, Icke wasted no time hammering home the idea that we are living in a madhouse we have accepted as normal. Wembley performance saw Icke hold audience in the palm of his hand for ten hours
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