The Moon Landings

We of mankind have long gazed up at the beloved Moon in awe and wonder.

 

And as the story goes, between 1969 and 1972 NASA allegedly performed 6 successful manned missions to the surface of the Moon, and in doing so transformed human identity by finally 'proving' the heliocentric model to be true, once and for all. 

 

Or did they?

 

This contemplation is powerful because I believe it's one of the easiest contemplations to bear witness to. My sense is that pretty much anyone willing to take the time to look at the evidence walks away believing NASA (et al) lied (are lying) about it all. So much simply doesn't add up or make sense. So much also seems obvious. At least this was my experience when I finally decided to look into it last year.

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And yet, one must be willing not only to bear witness to the evidence, but also to process the implications that comes with it. Which is not for the faint of heart. To start pulling on the house of cards, risking all to tumble, is a journey to say the least.

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Are you willing?
Are you ready?

 

If so... bravo.

And read on.

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Bearing Faithful Witness...

 

To support your bearing witness is a Journey of Contemplation, which begins with my take on 20 Questions, followed by a curated collection of 10-links presented in an order. A Moon Landing Mix Tape of sorts... these links are highlights from the hundreds i've experienced as part of my own journeys bearing witness to this story. Here in this form as a way to share with you (et al).

 

My suggestion is to experience the links in three phases, with links 1-5 as the first grouping... link 6 on it's own… and then 7-10 to complete the journey. Strive, as well, to experience the grouping as closely together as possible, ideally within the same week. Given all the cultural imprinting, it takes a bit to crack through that facade so your common sense and intuition can have some space to do their thing.

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Step by step, indeed.

Ready?

To venture in… finally… to see for yourself… once and for all?

Did NASA land men on the moon or not?​

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As with the other contemplations…
if you choose to venture in…
I'd love to hear what you think on the other side.

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