Don Bradley

“The single most dangerous (to the controllers) Human Soul alive in our time is the person who listens to their heart and is withdrawing all their agreements to the various fictions in play right now. If you cannot be conned by fictions presented to you, than the only thing remaining, is reality. Like layers of an onion, we strip away the illusions of reality to reveal spirit. That's one of the aspects of orgone work, to strip away the layers of lies blanketing all the kingdoms, mineral, animal, plant, human, angelic, and other. As you gift, freeing others, you free yourself. And further down/up the rabbit hole of wisdom and knowledge we fall.”

“Intuition is more than knowledge, and truth comes pure from the heart.”

“The world was a playground for the foolish and an exalted wonder of love and magic for the wise.”

“As in other tests it was now the moment of decision; she was given a final chance to reverse the inevitable course of destiny—ever does free will move through the gate that binds the past and future.”

“The more she thought abut it, the more she realized how many of her choices and decisions were really based on some form of fear—the fear of the unknown, the unseen, her future, and fear of…destiny.”

“Wherever suffering raised its ugly head, these angels of compassion could be found—in a home, in a relationship, or when mankind decided its conflicts on some forgotten piece of land turned into a graveyard with weapons of war.”

“Magic is magic except to the magician.”

“We must choose this, if we have the debt to pay. Murder in one life, and be murdered in the next. Rape in one, be raped in another. We decide if we pay now or later; balancing all that is in the great wheel of life.”

“The key to longevity is the purity of one’s heart.”

“Of all things, only the heart is measure. And those who have hearts are always the hope of mankind.”

“Each event touching another; like threads that design in concert, creating the fabric that is life.”

“His joy swept out and away from him, as rays shooting through every part of the world.”

“Once again, the wheel was turning; the time for rest was over.”

“The clocks had struck their dreadful purpose and the time now brought all circumstances into the circle.”

“She was the radiant center of any circle she entered. And she bore the mark. It was visible to those who had eyes to see, a heart to feel.”