I pointed out during Barack Obama’s first run for the Presidency, for example, that the Obama phenomenon was so perfect because his “message” was so vague, based primarily on empty slogans and catchwords such as “change” and “hope.” After eight years of George W. And no, we are not done with the debacle of 2016 (as many people anxiously desire) nor have we learned our lessons from that moment in the creation of social reality. I plan to develop these notions in much greater detail over time, but I found this meditation from six years ago just as potent for me now during the recent 2020 presidential race as it was in 2016. This is because we always live within the terms of realities that we ourselves create-even those meta-realities that allow us to speak about meta-realities, and so on. What I discovered through my meditations on these messages from Seth (see below for an introduction to this entity) was that the distinction between “true nature” and “caricature” as stated above is itself a caricature. I remembered during that presidential campaign that the channeled entity Seth-recall that this Substack project is called Soul Planet Channel -had spoken at times about the functions of public consciousness and the ways these consciousnesses expressed themselves in the political media. This is an additional type of meditation I plan to present as I develop this Substack project with you: explorations of public consciousness and representation. I was intrigued then, as now, in the ways in which the narratives concerning the various candidates didn’t simply reflect the true nature of those candidates as living individuals but in fact created the various caricatures that matched the predispositions of varying opposed audiences. INTRO: I wrote the following beginnings of an essay in the middle of 2016 before the U.S.
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