Today's Thought (David Icke Radio Personality-Visionary Activist)

Here is a word from David Icke:
"We are at the start of the new millennium and our daily lives are riddled with technology from Blackberrys to intelligent washer-dryers. It seems that we live in an age of science, in which humanity is no longer a slave to natural forces, but can control them. It is the scientific quest of the past few centuries that has put us into this position. We have been gathering empirical evidence from the deepest cosmos to the far reaches of our own planet, to into the tiniest nano-worlds.

We appear to have a handle on our universe, enough to control its forces. People are even talking about the end of science as if there is nothing else to discover. But back up a bit. As we peer deeper into our universe, from the gene to the galaxy, instead of finding answers, we simply throw up more questions.  A confident front is presented to the media, after all scientists have to convince the public that their billions of funding are producing something important. Yet behind the façade, many cherished scientific ideas are crumbling.  The universe throws up a relentless plethora of mysteries that refuse to conform to our suppositions about how it should behave."

If you can stomach controversy and do not mind confronting conventional thinking, then you will love this conversation, where David and I exchange amazing ideas at the quantum level.

David's Interview:
1. David, some people are born knowing, remembering, and challenging popular opinion. How would you describe your view on life as young man ?

2. Secrecy has been a part of our culture, religion, and politics since the beginning of time, and when there are secrets there are humans seeking the truth. Based on your wide range of experience you are certain to gain appreciation for what some feel that secrets need to be kept.  Why do we keep secrets from a historical stand point? We are all influenced by the work of another and inspired to do the same. Who were the icons of days' past exposing the truth as you do today, someone you'd admire?

3. Sometimes controversy makes us streamline our sense of life purpose, because controversy comes at a price. How did your desire to know impact the quality of your life and your relationships while coming into your own, and even now?

4. Skipping ahead, if you're asking the right kinds of questions, you've learned that good questions put you on the path to finding credible information, even when that information is hidden. What kinds of experiences groomed you for asking the right questions?  In the process what did you learn about yourself?

5. More important than getting information is knowing what to do with it. It is said that the truth will set you free, but not if the truth causes fearful paralysis, in other words with information comes both power and responsibility. How do you groom your audience to great recipients and stewards of information using that information to impact our world in positive ways? What would you say is the best use for the information you discover?

6. David, diehards like getting to the truth for a variety of reasons and sometimes those reasons change while the real truth unfolds as time goes by. Do you give yourself permission to reconsider what you consider truth, because inevitably we end up knowing more than we did before?

7. Every hidden fact, which is revealed, tells a story about human nature. What do we discover about our world through the facts we keep hidden?

8. I recently spoke with an American author named Neale Donald Walsch, and he shared these wise words, which went something like this: "Be honest with yourself, discover truth, and tell the truth as soon as you know it!"

If our world is a reflection of who we are collectively, and with so many secrets, are we not taking responsibility as individuals, not holding the people in power accountable for their actions?

9. We are entering an age of information overload via the internet, but with so much information we can be distracted by facts that at best only allude to the real truth. When it comes to finding reliable sources of information, where do you direct your world audience? Why?

10. Let's begin discussing your upcoming annual conference. EXPOSING THE DREAMWORLD WE BELIEVE TO BE REAL - THE BRIXTON ACADEMY TO TAKE PLACE MAY 24 TH, which is obviously sold-out already. Tell us a little something about the demographics of those who attend your seminars and something of the format. Do you feel people get what they are seeking? How do you know and how do you receive your feedback?

David Icke Show of UK Consciousness or Conspiracy!     Click here to download MP3