Share your experience on the Red Pill Training II

[Aaron (Al) Lewis]

This is a space for all the Red Pill II participants to share their thoughts, impressions, feelings and experiences about the training.

[Louise Lovdahl]

I continue to look for one of those old dictionaries that haven't eliminated the truth.

[B. Crittenden Freeman]

Louise, my dictionaries I got at a book store. I have a set of three (A-G, H-R, S-Z) named Webster's Third New International Dictionary and Seven Languaage Dictionary. published by Encylopedia Britannica. The copyright date is 1976 although it spans from 1909 to 1971.

[Aaron (Al) Lewis]

Louise, garage and estate sales can offer some wonderful deals. In fact last year I found an estate sale that had so many books and dictionaries I was overwhelmed. I was like a child in a candy store! lol

[Clifford Black]

This may be a good time for new participants to look over some of the older post-getting to know us a little bit more---one foot in front of the other.

B

[Adisa]

I'm not sure where to begin with expressing myself about the red pill training. So this is what LEARNING actually is! My experience with the red pill has shown a clear difference between learning in school growing up, which I now understand as controlled thought and consists of memorization just to pass a test for a grade, and learning to learn. The short time I've been involved with red pill, I can say if this type of learning was a part of the social educational program, I think it would be difficult to encapsulate this type of learning into twelve short years. I also think that more people might find it just as difficult to uphold something that they may consider themselves to be a part of.

The layers of learning can be overwhelming, and emotionally draining but empowering at the same time. When I stumbled upon Under the Underground, I had no idea that I would be introduced to such thinking. When I first was introduced to the etymology of words, I had to take a step back and admit that I had no real understanding of what I was saying and what was being said to me. I learned of etymology before finding the red pill. Red pill and the minds involved with this process shows me that there is even more to understanding words than just the etymology and that is just the beginning. I listened to different radio broadcasts and lectures searching for truth and at times thought I found it, but this training helped me to understand, that even though I may feel like I have found truth, I better be sure and continue to dig. I still listen to some of the other broadcasts and lectures but now when I hear certain buzz words, I'm alert. Some of the people who I BELIEVED to be enlightened and knowledgeable when I listen to what some of them are saying now I find that either they don't have a clue or they don't know any better and are simply passing on information without doing the actual work.

This type of training is NOT for everyone that but I am truly grateful for this exposure of thought. I hear people say from time to time that they are "building" when they are engaged with others in exchanging information or thoughts. Red pill training helped me realize that I should question this type of building. Is the foundation strong enough to build on? Can the same old structure be used for an addition? Is the environment conducive for the build? Red pill training helped me to not only understand that knowledge is power but to ask the question knowledge of what. 

[Clifford Black]

Once you have opened the gate/door, then and only THEN can you walk the path.

B.

By the way, one must overcome the fear of going thru the opening/kind of like the Twilight Light Zone!!!

B.