the greek word for truth is ‘alétheia’, which means ‘not-forgetting’.
it quite describes this post in its totality… 
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“and the truth shall set you free”. By not forgetting, the next time one is confronted with a similar situation or idea, they’ll know what to do, no guessing.
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Thanks for your reply this is very interesting and confusing what you wrote.
I have heard in some earlier prophecies made of this era of our current “now” that there would be a great pandemic of a disease that affects people’s memories, which I haven’t heard many people talking about covid impacting memory directly but there could be some relation with this quasi-false pandemic or these prophecies may have been referring to something else.
From personal experience there have been many times when I believe I have a clear memory of an event the way something happened, but then if I review a video of the event it turns out some parts of my memory were indeed completely false or the event was altered somehow after my memory was formed.
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it has beautiful mythological connections
Léthé = Forgetting
is the river were Charon takes u through to the other side. one drop of the river and u forget everything. and the ancient hellens called the amniotic fluid ‘léthé’ as well, thats why the reincarnated soul loses its memories in the first half hour after conception. or as it is taught. they teach it in the kabbala as well, as i learnt some years before!
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The problem is that as generations die off, there are no actual memories of various events, thus, history repeats.
I remember reading about that myth, now that you mentioned it. I have read a lot of books and articles over the years, unfortunately I am unable to recall the information on demand. But if I encounter it again, usually some thing triggers in my memory that I have read it before.
Must be a reason a data dump is done before we are born. Computers crash when storage capacity is reached. Imagine carrying all past experiences from previous lives? Upon arrival here one would be a bit bewildered I think.
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Crrow777: " Belief is the enemy of Knowing."
If you follow his website, you can see multiple posts regarding the decimation of history and historical knowledge. Just the discussion on World Fairs should be enough to have you scratching your head about what we think we remember and what we know. IMO, we have nearly zero accurate historical records nor the ability to gauge “history”/ages. The whole purpose is to erase our understanding of our actual plane-t and of God who created it and us.
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no, not bit bewildered. u would be almost totally fluxed up bro’. and have a very-very hard childhood. ask a tulku. its not something they like to speak about
but its not because of data storage. i’d call it data-management. the data is in the ether, everywhere. Tesla speaks about it, how he is ‘talked’ to by his senses.
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Good day today, learned something. Thank you.
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Agree.Narrative upon narrative upon narrative.
People do and will lie to protect their life and livelihood.
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You are mostly welcome Bill!
The Loki native Americans are a great example of an ancient culture that managed to preserve their inherent core cultural beliefs in the face of despotic colonization. I think Americans as the people or the whole, not the elitist faction in place, can withstand this to, and we need to access the memories of blood and soil to do this. The elites do this in their inner circles. While I despise them, to call them ignorant would be a misnomer. There are times in America where such alliances during war prevented the desecration of the people before. I think Quannah Parker and his mother Sunflower. He led the Commanche against the federal government that broke their treaties over and over again. He was successful. The native Americans took a hard hit, but they survived and they did force the hand of the federal government to uphold the treaties they promised.