Dan Nelson @danload@social.cleverlibre.org

One reason to take advantage of a VPN or "Community Based" internet is to avoid the strict search result rules in Canada. For example, some of the metaphysical or "fringe"/"non-conformed" sites are not allowed to be shown in Canada. Drastically affecting my ability to research topics such as Metaphysics, ESP, Zero-Point or Scalar physics.
I Suggest, if it fits your purpose in life, proclaim spiritual adulthood and support ethical platforms, or choose a country for your VPN that believes your right to information is important.
(does not treat you as a "child" spoonfeed you regurgitated state "allowed" information)

When I changed my VPN to Mexico, I could get some of the important information I was looking for like "432 Harmonics" a small example.

LINKS:

www.freedominfo.org

https://www.article19.org/resources/international-standards-right-information/

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Bill C11 and C18 and the Trudeau "Ministry of Truth" have downgraded Canada's access to information to be at a "Banana Republic" status.
I am waiting for a modern global review from internet freedom advocates.
If anyone has a review, please share it.
Fast-tracking of the WEF Digital Services Act in countries like Canada and Australia is only possible because of the lack of education in the history of Constitutional Law and the necessity of civil disobedience in response to state power and corruption.
I suggest we all exercise compassionate communication skills and get educated ourselves. We can Start Here: https://bit.ly/3v1NMPx Since Bill C18 passed so easily, the Canada 2027 Digital ID act will also pass unless people are informed.
Please share this if you read all the way here and believe this is important. Metaphorically the psychopath will keep taking until you respond with the high quality "NO".

Joseph Campbell described the "state" or "empire" as the shadow or the dark side of the ego that we must overcome to find our true self. Cognitive dissonance and insanity must be displaced with curiosity, deep listening and open-mindedness; responding and not reacting. How are we responding to overreaching infected government actions?

These influences have helped me listen to my inner guides:
( Much needed these last few Years )

Who/What would you add to your list?

A Course in Miracles
Aaron Abke
Adam Curtis
After Skool
Alan Watts
Albert Einstein
Aldous Huxley
Amber Lyon
An Arcturian Lightship Merkaba Crystal Being
Art Bell (Coast to Coast AM)
Asia Suler
Aubrey Marcus
Barbara Anne Brennan
Barbara Clow
Barbara Marciniak
Barbara Max Hubbard
Bashar
Bill Hicks
Blue Skies Music Festival
Bob Lazar
Bruce Lipton
Cannabis deities
Carl Jung
Carlos Castaneda
Caroline Myss
Carroll Quigley
Charles Eisenstein
Christ-Consciousness
Clifford Stone
David Bohm
David Charalambous
David Fuller
David Ray Griffin
David Thoreau
DMT
Dolores Cannon
Drunvalo Melchizedek
Eating Dirt and Grass as a child
Eckhart Tolle
Edward Snowden
Emmuals Book
Erowid. org
Esalen Program in Humanistic Medicine
FidoNet Newsgroups: 91-95 OBE, NDE, LDE, CRV, UFO, Paranormal
Frank Chester
Fritjof Capra
Fritz (My dog / best friend as a child)
Gabor Maté
Graham Hancock
Gregg Braden
Hermes Trismegistus
(AKA Thoth/Enoch/Melchizedek/Osiris/Quetzalcoatl)
James Colbert
James Twyman
Jane Roberts
Jeremy Narby
Jeremy Walker
Joe Dispenza
Joseph Campbell
Kelly Brogan MD
Ken Carey
Ken Wilber
Komasket Music Festival
Krishna Das
Large dose of Salvia Divinorium
LSD (Not LDS)
Maajid Nawaz
Manly P. Hall
Marco Rodin
Marianne Williamson
Martin Luther King
Matías De Stefano
Matt Kahn
Michael Pollan
Mini Pie
My Close Friends during Teenagehood
My Family
Neale Donald Walsch
Neal Oliver
Pink Floyd
Professor John Searl
Psilocybin
Ralph Metzner
Ram Das & "Be Here Now"
Randall Carlson
Regina Meredith
Richard Matthew Stallman
Robert Edward Grant
Robert Monroe
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Royal Rife
Rudolf Steiner
Ruppert Sheldrake
Russell Brand
Sheldon Nidle
"Smooth and Bumpy" (power dreams)
Solara An-Ra 11:11
Spirit Science
Stanislav Grof
Starhawk
Stephen Greer
Susan Simard
Terence McKenna
Terry Tempest Williams
THC
The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension
The holographic universe
The Law of One
The old Spiritweb . org 1995-2000
Thich Nhat Hanh
Thomas Gospel
Thomas Hübl
Tool
Urantia Book
Vandana Shiva
Vernon Woolf
Victor Schuberger
Wachuma (San Pedro)
Wade Davis
Walter Russell
Wayne Dyer
Wilhelm Reich
Wim Hoff
Xavier Rudd
Zach Bush

These influences have helped me listen to my inner guides:

A Course in Miracles
Aaron Abke
Adam Curtis
After Skool
Alan Watts
Albert Einstein
Aldous Huxley
Amber Lyon
An Arcturian Lightship Merkaba Crystal Being
Art Bell (Coast to Coast AM)
Aubrey Marcus
Barbara Anne Brennan
Barbara Clow
Barbara Marciniak
Barbara Max Hubbard
Bashar
Bill Hicks
Blue Skies Music Festival
Bob Lazar
Bruce Lipton
Cannabis deities
Carl Jung
Carlos Castaneda
Caroline Myss
Carroll Quigley
Charles Eisenstein
Clifford Stone
David Bohm
David Charalambous
David Fuller
David Ray Griffin
David Thoreau
DMT
Dolores Cannon
Drunvalo Melchizedek
Eckhart Tolle
Edward Snowden
Emmuals Book
Erowid. org
Esalen Program in Humanistic Medicine
FidoNet Newsgroups: 91-95 OBE, NDE, LDE, CRV, UFO, Paranormal
Frank Chester
Fritjof Capra
Fritz
Gabor Maté
Graham Hancock
Gregg Braden
Hermes Trismegistus
(AKA Thoth/Enoch/Melchizedek/Osiris/Quetzalcoatl)
James Colbert
James Twyman
Jane Roberts
Jeremy Narby
Jeremy Walker
Joe Dispenza
Joseph Campbell
Ken Carey
Ken Wilber
Komasket Music Festival
Krishna Das
Large dose of Salvia Divinorium
LSD (Not LDS)
Maajid Nawaz
Marco Rodin
Marianne Williamson
Martin Luther King
Matt Kahn
Michael Pollan
Mini Pie
My Close Friends during Teenagehood
My Family
Neale Donald Walsch
Neal Oliver
Pink Floyd
Professor John Searl
Psilocybin
Ralph Metzner
Ram Das & "Be Here Now"
Randall Carlson
Regina Meredith
Richard Matthew Stallman
Robert Edward Grant
Robert Monroe
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Royal Rife
Rudolf Steiner
Ruppert Sheldrake
Russell Brand
Salvia Divinorum
Sheldon Nidle
Solara An-Ra 11:11
Spirit Science
Stanislav Grof
Stephen Greer
Susan Simard
Terence McKenna
THC
The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension
The holographic universe
The Law of One
The old Spiritweb . org 1995-2000
Thich Nhat Hanh
Thomas Gospel
Thomas Hübl
Tool
Urantia Book
Vandana Shiva
Vernon Woolf
Victor Schuberger
Wade Davis
Walter Russell
Wayne Dyer
Wilhelm Reich
Wim Hoff
Xavier Rudd

If we're taking the effort to switch platforms, it may be time to move away from Centralized Messengers (like Signal/Telegram) and focus on Federated or Peer-To-Peer. (like Element/Delta-Chat) Removing any Corporate (vulnerable) control structure. Unfortunately, many of the decentralized alternatives are still overly techy 😉 However, they're getting easier 🙂

That being said Signal and Telegram are significantly more private and ethical than Google/Facebook/Twitter/Apple; so it's very encouraging to see such a huge shift! 🙂

Centralized messengers are e.g. WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, Threema, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat: There is one provider and one application for the service. Everybody who communicates with somebody communicates via the servers of that provider. That doesn’t mean that those messengers are all the same: Some, like Discord and Instagram, are entirely unencrypted – the service provider (i.e. the company) can read and use everything you write. Some, like Telegram and Signal, publish the source code of the apps – that means that everyone can see and verify what the app does on their phone. Some, like Threema and Signal, are always end-to-end encrypted. Some collect more metadata – e.g. the data when with whom, how long, where you communicate – and some less. And so on and so on. Still, there are very privacy-friendly messengers among those – most popularly Signal and Threema, followed by messengers with a smaller user base such as Wire and Wickr. But if any of those messengers implement a feature you don’t like, you’re screwed. All of those messengers are app-reliant: You need to access the application of the service provider, otherwise, you’re excluded from messaging other people.

Federated Messengers
Federated messengers are messengers which rely on a fully open protocol (think of ‘protocol’ as ‘language’). The two existing protocols are XMPP and Matrix. Their main principle can be compared to email: You can register an account at any server (or host a server of your own), and communicate with any other account on any other server. Think of it like sending an email from your Gmail account to your friend’s Yahoo account: There are no limits as to how you can communicate, and if you dislike Gmail, you can just switch to any other email provider and send an email to your friend from your new address. Likewise, you are free to choose any app you like to use your account (people generally speak of apps as ‘clients’). Similar to how you can access a Hotmail email account from different clients (e.g. the Gmail app, Apple’s email app, Mozilla Thunderbird, …), you can access your XMPP or Matrix account through different clients or simply access your account from the web browser. There are people who prefer XMPP and people who prefer Matrix, I personally think that XMPP is the better protocol whilst Matrix offers an easier user experience for people who are new to federated messenger protocols.
An ideal choice for messaging may be Element which uses the Matrix protocol. Element is more organized than Telegram in that it supports a structure such as rooms and encrypted group calls like Discord.

Peer-to-Peer Messengers
Peer-to-peer messengers don’t rely on servers altogether – they just rely on one common protocol (‘language’). Briar, Jami, Tox, RetroShare are all examples of this. Among the three groups, they provide the most anonymity and security. However, this also means that you need to add your contacts manually – as your identity is protected, you can’t simply be identified by your phone number. On the other hand, they provide the comfort of not being able to fail. There is no server that can go offline and you don’t need to place your trust in the availability of the service on a specific provider. You will always be able to message your contacts – in some cases even without needing an internet connection. But pay attention: Not all peer-to-peer messengers support voice or video call functionality.

Hey!

just checking out this cool Space ;)