Not sure what to make of this breaking news story right now. David Wilcock was a very interesting (and unique) person, I have to say. (Even though, in all honesty, I may not have quite agreed with everything he had to say). One of his books (which I had inadvertently came across in a book store in Asheville) was even part of the inspiration to one of the songs I was working on at the time when I came across it.
(I have to say, the book was that interesting, as I don't think I had ever read anything quite like it before). He was putting out these rather lengthy live video broadcasts just about every Sunday on his YouTube channel for quite some time, and he seemed to have had a very large following. Can't believe it, I mean I just caught the last one this past Sunday, and now this video just popped up in my home feed on YouTube in relation to his passing. Totally freaked me out! And another definite W.T.F. moment.
The video here (below) is the last live video broadcast he posted on his Channel, just a few days ago, of all things. Very sad. R.I.P. David...
It's a fine line, man. You can't compartmentalize the truth, as is the case seemingly being made here, it would seem to me. The truth, I would think, is somewhere in-between. You take what you can (that makes sense) and throw out the rest, is what a world renowned Psychic-Medium once said. And what James Praagh also said in one of his interviews (that I had posted on my other blog) that I will never forget was.. Bottom line: "Any extremism is bad." I TOTALLY agree with that statement. And that was pretty much always the case for me, in relation to David Wilcock's teachings, for instance. (Although, I do understand, he was like a Guru himself, to allot of people).
But anyway, here is the link to his website: Divine Cosmos - Which I just looked at for the first time, I think (or second time maybe) today. I do give David ALLOT of credit, either way, for what he had accomplished, and the many people he had influenced,
to at least, think deeper, and to have your own mind and (in a way) to think for yourself. And for that (and for the things I just mentioned) I think he will (rightfully) be remembered for quite some time...