“When you self-identify with labels, you are limiting yourself. They do not want us to understand this.” David Icke Interviews with Brian Rose

BY SIMONE J. SMITH

“We are living in amazing times, when the manipulation of humanity through the ages, which has gone on in the peripheral vision, in the shadows, it’s now come into the public arena where we can see it, and now we can bloody deal with it, and we will!” David Icke

I began to see memories come up on Facebook, and one that caught my attention was one of the many interviews that I have done with David Icke. Interestingly enough, not too long after that, I saw that Brian Rose (London Real), had just conducted an interview with him, so I was curious to see what news David had to share. As usual, David did not disappoint, sharing information on topics surrounding:

• Our world being part of a simulation
• Who created the simulation we are living in?
• We are all controlled by a secret society
• How they keep you in the simulation
• People are finally waking up
• The fact that this has become an anti-human agenda

David Icke is truly a fascinating man. To some, he is considered a conspiracy theorist, but the fact is that he has dedicated 30 years of his life to investigating, researching, questioning and documenting who, and what is really controlling what we see. His consistent messaging, incredibly accurate predictions and promotion of peace and unity continues to resonate with communities all over the world. Many of these people have grown tired of the government lies, cover-ups, censorship and manipulation that has become an increasing presence in our everyday lives.

In his latest book, “The Trap,” David digs a little deeper into the rabbit hole to explore and expose what he calls the anti-human agenda that is being orchestrated by a force beyond our reasonable perception, that has been manipulating and controlling world events in what he describes as a virtual reality computer game.

The topic that stuck out to me the most, and the one that I want to present to readers today is that self-identity is the way out of the trap. I have included some quotes from David Icke, and I am going to expand the quotes to give readers some context. Ready? Let’s begin…

“When you self-identify with labels, you are limiting yourself. They do not want us to understand this. We have to remember that we are the creators of our existence, and not fall into ‘the trap’ of being sold to us who we are, that we are just the body.”

The tendency to label ourselves and others can blur the lines between truth and fiction. It has and can create tension between who you think you are supposed to be and who you actually are. If unchecked, it can lead to mental health issues that can compromise your quality of life and relationships with others.

Labels reflect how people think about others and themselves. They not only influence how a personal identity is created, but also allow for recognition that others have different qualities.

Labels can shape expectations that are set for other people, and these create stereotypes, something that is very divisive. These stereotypes can result in unrealistic expectations or expecting less from someone despite what they are capable of.

Research has shown labeling someone with a mental disorder can lead to a negative outcome, including feelings of rejection and discrimination. All of this can lead to the worsening of the mental disorder and the person’s overall mental health. One of the long-term effects of labeling is that the label becomes the source of identification. stigma associated with the label results in isolation/rejection from society, lowered expectations, self-blame/guilt and emotional distress.

David speaks on this in detail in his book, and the need for us to see ourselves as more than the ‘label’ that has been given to us.

We are all infinite awareness having a brief human experience.”

David believes that we existed in spiritual form before we were born into this physical world. We are eternal souls. Our soul, that part of us that observes quietly behind what we: do, think, believe, and feel, existed before this human life and will continue to exist after our present physical life transitions.

For each of us, our soul is where: unconditional love, unending forgivingness, compassion, harmony, peace, and joy reside. Our Soul is a little piece of the divine, here to experience this life and its lessons. We are, indeed, spiritual beings having a human experience.

“Know who you are, and it is over. Know that there is nothing you cannot create, or manifest.”

For David Icke fans, you will really enjoy this interview with Brian Rose. I might just have to touch base with David and see if he is interested in speaking with the Toronto Caribbean Newspaper again.

It is time for a reboot!