EP 312 — Dr. Madhava Setty: 9/11: A Catalyst For Awakening Now

Spirit Gym with Paul Chek

How do you find the truth about anything without succumbing to the hype, misinterpretations, poor reporting and outright lies?

Dr. Madhava Setty shares his model for separating fact from fiction using 9/11 as an example so you won’t outsource the heavy lifting to anyone else, this week on Spirit Gym.
Download the PDF handout that accompanies this episode at this link.

Learn more about Madhava and his work on his website, Substack and Instagram. Read his contributions for The Defender, published by the Children’s Health Defense, here. Buy his book, WOKE. An Anesthesiologist’s View, on Amazon. Learn about his work as an advisor at the International Center for 9/11 Justice.
Timestamps

5:34 Madhava was very suspicious of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

7:36 “I believe 9/11 is more pivotal now more than ever because we are being bombarded with misinformation left and right.”

12:26 The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association's (NOAA) 10-step approach to examine conspiracy theories.

18:18 Do you believe in mainstream media sources like CNN or the Wall Street Journal?

29:24 Madhava’s 12-step approach to get to the truth, so you don’t outsource your sense-making to anyone else.

36:24 Can you embrace uncertainty?

40:53 The difference between believing and knowing.

45:59 Sharpen your powers of observation.

54:32 Familiarize yourself with scientific principles.

59:19 “They’re telling us what happened, but not telling us why.”

1:05:46 Assess the initial coverage of the event.

1:10:58 What is the narrative we are being asked to believe?

1:19:01 Identify a better alternative explanation.

1:25:39 Listen to the witnesses.

1:36:24 Did the deep state tip its hand?

1:49:28 The Kyle Kingsbury formula.

1:53:32 “Notice how dirty these people are.”

2:09:40 “The cost of being ignorant is potentially death.”

2:19:49 How do you transform your way of thinking to create a shift in the collective consciousness?

2:23:15 “We can only be certain about what isn’t, not what is.”

Resources

Paul’s Living 4D conversations with Ervin Laszlo and Jayne Buxton

Gregg Braden talks to Danica Patrick on YouTube

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章

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Madhava was very suspicious of the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. (00:05:34)

3. “I believe 9/11 is more pivotal now more than ever because we are being bombarded with misinformation left and right.” (00:07:36)

4. The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Association’s (NOAA) 10-step approach to examine conspiracy theories. (00:12:26)

5. Do you believe in mainstream media sources like CNN or the Wall Street Journal? (00:18:18)

6. Organifi (00:21:05)

7. Madhava’s 12-step approach to get to the truth, so you don’t outsource your sense-making to anyone else. (00:29:24)

8. Can you embrace uncertainty? (00:36:24)

9. The difference between believing and knowing. (00:40:53)

10. CHEK Academy (00:43:55)

11. Sharpen your powers of observation. (00:45:59)

12. Familiarize yourself with scientific principles. (00:54:32)

13. “They’re telling us what happened, but not telling us why.” (00:59:19)

14. Assess the initial coverage of the event. (01:05:46)

15. What is the narrative we are being asked to believe? (01:10:58)

16. Identify a better alternative explanation. (01:19:01)

17. Paleovalley (01:21:27)

18. Listen to the witnesses. (01:25:39)

19. Did the deep state tip its hand? (01:36:24)

20. BiOptimizers (01:44:02)

21. The Kyle Kingsbury formula. (01:49:28)

22. “Notice how dirty these people are.” (01:53:32)

23. “The cost of being ignorant is potentially death.” (02:09:40)

24. How do you transform your way of thinking to create a shift in the collective consciousness? (02:19:49)

25. “We can only be certain about what isn’t, not what is.” (02:23:15)