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bodzoyfa · 01-17-2009, 07:50 PM

I worked in Real Estate, the market where I live was/is dead so I found myself on the computer a lot more than usual. I have always been fascinated by paranormal/ET topics so naturally I started investigating the best I could on these topics. I stumbled onto the Disclosure Project and from there lead me to Project Camelot. The rest is history. PC gave me so many tangents to run with, I am totally immersed with new topics to learn and investigate.

Thats how I began to wake up. Now the biggest obstacle for me is to learn how to live with this new information and not alienate myself from my close friends and family who have not woken up (which is the vast majority). You cant smack someone over the head with this information because it challenges the way that people live and they dont want to change their lives, so what I've found to be both cathardic and productive is to be content in just planting seeds with the people I love. Then the decision is up to them to learn more or to take the blue pill and go back to sleep.

01-17-2009, 07:50 PM	#38
bodzoyfa Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: east side Posts: 109	Re: What Woke You? I worked in Real Estate, the market where I live was/is dead so I found myself on the computer a lot more than usual. I have always been fascinated by paranormal/ET topics so naturally I started investigating the best I could on these topics. I stumbled onto the Disclosure Project and from there lead me to Project Camelot. The rest is history. PC gave me so many tangents to run with, I am totally immersed with new topics to learn and investigate. Thats how I began to wake up. Now the biggest obstacle for me is to learn how to live with this new information and not alienate myself from my close friends and family who have not woken up (which is the vast majority). You cant smack someone over the head with this information because it challenges the way that people live and they dont want to change their lives, so what I've found to be both cathardic and productive is to be content in just planting seeds with the people I love. Then the decision is up to them to learn more or to take the blue pill and go back to sleep.