Thomas Rebro

@RealityCreation Every journal entry I ever make on paper, I end with -All things in the highest good. Love Wins-

I'll share something nobody knows about me if you also share something nobody knows about you. Agreed? I'll start: I completled a book and arranged for it to be published 20 years after I pass away. Your turn.

@RealityCreation This is on my Radar and waiting to hear 2024 to make plans. I'm sure whatever inspires you will be next level and push limits to extraordinary levels. What would it take to inspire you to do a Midwestern location?

I only do seminars when I have a new/unique experience. That's why no seminar is like ANY other. I don't have that at the moment, but when I do, I'll announce it here.

@RealityCreation Ya the AI wave is being fully embraced and I see the service fall like you say. The other week I was looking for a floor cleaner and 2 different stores that rented them had no idea about their equipment at all. Their responses were saying please go away I don't have answers.

Dependence on computers and AI dumbs us down I moved back to the U.S. in 2021. I quickly noticed that most service staff (plumbers, waiters, handymen, shop clerks) go through narrowly prescribed sequences that allows little fine-tuning to individual preference, flexibility or even human warmth. In the country I lived in before (NZ) I called a plumber. He came by my house, fixed the problem, collected cash and left. Simple, right? Yesterday I called a plumber where I live now (US). He wouldn't make an appointment without taking down all my data. "What's a good email address for ya?", "What's a good phone number for ya?" "What's the service address? What's the billing address?" "You can save money by getting a plumbing subscription. We'll come out every half year and make sure everything is in working order". "No Thanks". After scheduling an appointment, I received two automated emails and two text messages confirming my appointment and asking me to text back to confirm. Hadn't I just been on the phone with the person making an appointment? Why do I have to re-confirm it a few minutes later? Answer: AI automation. I'd been told I'd receive a text message half an hour before the plumber arrives. At 2:00 pm I received that text message. But it was automated. I put aside all other works, expecting the plumber. He didn't arrive. At 4:00 I received a phone call but missed it. It was the plumber wanting me to again CONFIRM that I'm home because he's "half an hour out". Hadn't I already confirmed that I wanted a plumber three times before? Because I missed that call, the AI in their system automatically put my plumbing service on hold. AI is cold and stupid, it doesn't care for spontaneity. I called the plumbing company and had to reconfirm. The plumber arrived at 5 pm. He didn't look at me because his eyes were fixed on an ipad. Instead of getting to the Business of FIXING the issue, he was typing into his ipad. "Can I confirm your email address? Can I confirm your phone number? Can I confirm your address?" Then he proceeded to go through a long list of questions which he had to answer beforer "the system" would let him progress. "When was this building built?" "How many bathrooms are there?" "Have you had leaks in the past?" and about ten other questions. Finally at 5:30 pm he was looking at the problem - a minor leak that I hadn't been able to fix. But did he then fix it? No, of course not. He began staring into his ipad again, for extended periods of time. How much I miss the days when we had plumbers without ipads. I asked him if there's a problem. "I'm waiting for it to draw up an estimate". - "Can't you give me an estimate?" - "No, the system calculates it". He then needed my wifi password because he had no reception. After I got the estimate, he required me to sign several disclaimers and waivers into his ipad (for nothing more than a minor leak). THEN, at 6 pm, only four hours later than scheduled, he finally fixed the problem. I was surprised he didn't need to ask an AI program how to fix it. Needless to say I needed to sign his ipad confirming a long list of things I had no way of verifying - that pipes, walves and hoses were now working, etc. He then again, suggested I get a subscription for them to come out on a regular basis and check my plumbing. A subscription to a plumber! I laugh out loud as I write it. After the visit I received the usual email spam. The questionaire on how their "service" was and the newsletters - the plumbing company sent me one every day. Hmmm....because I wanted a minor leak fixed, it must mean I'm interested in my daily read on plumbing techniques, tools and equipment? A customer wants only one thing: For something to get FIXED asap. Any company that understands this, will succeed much more easily and rapidly. A week before I had gone through the same sequence with a handyman. And a week before that, I experienced the precisely same sequence with a painter. His eyes were fixed on an ipad as he went through a pre-defined sequence and automations that made the whole thing take much longer than it needed to. Why were all these different companies following the exactly same sequences and even using the same vocabulary? The rigid adherence to "the system" and "the AI" doesn't allow for the service-person's own input, method or creative thought. Maybe the plumber wanted to make his own estimate of price. Maybe he didn't want to try to upsell me. Maybe he didn't require all of my personal data before fixing a leak. Maybe he would have trusted that I'm home, without needing that fourth confirmation. But "the system" won't allow for that. Before payment could be made, all items on the screen needed to be checked off. Why do people voluntarily enslave themselves to rigid systems? Because then they don't have to think for themselves? In the country I lived in before (NZ) I called a plumber. He 1. came by my house, 2. fixed the problem, 3. collected cash and left. How wonderful. That's friendly to both the customer and the service-person.

@RealityCreation I had a moment in that time also. Energy and Whisperering in my ear. Things floating. Had a sense that there was some sort of positive presence there. I'll never forget it ✨️

I call this energy residue or energy echo. If you're sensitive to energy ("psychic") you notice it sometimes. 3 am the doors to the astral realm are wider open for about an hour. Due to a flight that changed my time-zone I was up at 3 am the other day and saw a creature outdoors that doesn't exist in our realm. Sometimes I'm in hotel rooms and hear stuff that happened in those rooms long ago. Phantom sounds. I once heard a beautiful piano playing in an empty house. I got up and looked for its source. But the moment I stepped out into the hallway, it subsided.

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What will you do when roses hit the fan? Someone asked me what they should invest in for when "shit hits the fan". I said why visualize that feces will hit a fan? The doomsday crowd has always been wrong. Life on Earth just keeps going on and on and on, no matter how often they declare the end. And if it were to end, no amount of preperation can stop that. Then it would be better to pray than prepare. And if there were a war or a zombie apocalypse, of what use are all the gold and silver and bitcoin? How are those going to help you? In such an event, people will want other stuff - ammo, propane gas, soap, food. Those would be truly good investments if "shit hit the fan". But it would be better to prepare for success, prepare for good times, prepare for the big stage, prepare for the world you envision, the world you would like. Because then you contribute to that world coming to BE. What will you do when roses hit the fan?

@RealityCreation @Giovannifabrik1 Love using this approach. Certain foods fail that test everytime. Others pass. Occasionally some surprise me that they are higher/lower than logic would suggest.

@Giovannifabrik1 Discerning between the energy-level of a thing and belief-about-a-thing is very important. When approached neutrally, without expectation, it's easy to discern the energy-level (as described in "Levels of Energy").

There's a farm about a 10 minute drive from where I live. I've been buying grass-fed meat without additives, raw milk, eggs, butter and more from there since two weeks. It's the first time most of my food comes from a farm rather than a supermarket. It's been a blessing. If I had known how much better the food is, I'd have started this a long time ago.

@RealityCreation I find it fascinating that this book is struggling to become an audio. Is it possible that it is better remained unspoken? Curious from the standpoint of the power of the spoken word in relation to Reality Creation.

I completed the audiobook recording of my new book (Human Harvesting) two weeks ago. But I didn't like the recordings, so a few minutes ago, I deleted ALL of them - several weeks worth of work and effort - and I feel much better. I've done this with books, articles, seminar-plans, emails, etc. Sometimes you need more than one take to make it right. Movie-directors do more than one take. Music producers do more than one take. Dancing instructors do more than one take. I'm no perfectionist, I don't need 100 takes, 2-3 is enough. I will now redo the audiobook to a higher version of itself.

@RealityCreation I read this book. I enjoyed it quite a bit and it resonated. Took a very stuck energy and dark dark turn in the middle. Uncomfortable truths that can't be unheard. Afterwards I feel light. As if pulling an arrow back with all that tension and then letting loose ✨️

@RealityCreation I doubt this is Wisconsin on my side of the country. It's looking a little more north than Florida though.

Just arrived at my new home. 1700 ft more elevated than my last one. A view from my living room window.

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Oxygen = Happiness.

@RealityCreation Wonderful list. Wish I could say I am Bluetooth free but it is a worthy sacrifice for me to get my audio books.

Things I almost never use: Unfiltered Tap Water Sunglasses Sunscreen Bluetooth Headphones Alcohol Polyester Pharmaceuticals Processed Foods Sugar Shavers with Lubrication Strips Seed Oils Plastic Bottles Flouride There are some exceptions. Why? Because only the weak-willed are strict. It's about being conscious, not fanatic. I generally don't take pharmaceuticals but I'll be happy to make an exception at the dentist. I don't drink alcohol, except 2-3 times a year at celebrations. I don't wear polyester, except sometimes for sports. I try to do without sunglasses except sometimes when driving. I usually don't eat sugar, except a few times a year. I use coconut oil and ghee for cooking. Wood, glass and copper bottles for water. My tap water is filtered for bromide, chloride and flouride. Foods are mostly fresh. Headphones are wired. These things move the health and energy needle a few points upwards. Not nearly as much as consciousness and mind-focus work, but enough to make a felt difference.

@RealityCreation Posted at 4:44am. I am in the middle of finishing this book now.

This is a great review of my book "What do you know about Human Harvesting?" THANK YOU to whoever wrote it. Book-Link: shorturl.at/dsAU1

@RealityCreation This is mend bending. Attempting to find the implications in it. As in why?

People are finally noticing...

@RealityCreation I mean, it's cold in WI. Natural to do ice bath therapy and make winter your summer lol.

Looking for a place with good outdoor/nature, not too cold, not too hot, mid-humidity. Politically red to purple, to evade delusional Covid/WEF stuff. Friendly people. Which of these states should I buy a home in? And which area? (small towns preferred).

@RealityCreation On this side of the country, the best answer to this is kwick trip. Not the greatest but they sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole bean fresh ground coffee. Definitely an area of to improve. I would love more healthy quick options.

Drove for a total of 8 hours one-way over three U.S. states. Looked for a place to eat, but I don't like greasy fried fast food. To my astonishment, that seems to be the only type of "food" offered on American roadsides. Want to get RICH quick? Offer a wholesome alternative!

@RealityCreation Nice. Nice

NEW BOOK out now as Hardcover, Paperback and eBook. What do you know about Human Harvesting? An investigation of the alien-reptilian presence on Earth? #reptilians #humanharvesting #cosmicconspiracy Get it HERE: realitycreation.org/human-harvesti…

@RealityCreation Can't wait to hear what it is. I hope it is something I've never heard of before. Its time to push more boundaries 💪 🔥

In a few days I'm publishing a book that I wanted to publish 30 years ago, but didn't because of business/reputation. I'm not concerned about such things anymore, so I can publish whatever I like.

@RealityCreation This is awesome. Love the dream world

Lucid dreaming: To know you're dreaming while you're dreaming. I just published a set of 14 guided audios to help you induce this state of heightened awareness. Learn more: rb.gy/cnfeb

@RealityCreation My immediate reaction was... fake. Also disbelief that this is the reality we are in.

It's not just shampoo, it's nutritional too. And at the root of outer behaviors always lies a change in CONSCIOUSNESS.

@RealityCreation Definitely likely.

@ExInnernutriton This particular video-gone-viral had no impact on book sales. So if they're paying for exposure, tiktok is sending them bots, not real people.