#138 Google This

In this episode, I take a step back to 2018—a time when I was deeply researching my own recovery and asking questions I’d never thought to ask before. What I discovered wasn’t just about health or healing, but about information itself. This isn’t a conspiracy podcast. It’s a conversation about curiosity, critical thinking, and the differences I personally encountered when searching the same topics across different search engines. I talk about how the “main narrative” we’re often presented with—most commonly through Google—didn’t always line up with what I found elsewhere, and how those differences shaped my understanding at the time. I also revisit topics that were once widely discussed online—things like frequency, human awareness, and the Schumann resonance—and how much of that information now appears to have disappeared, been simplified, or reverted to much older explanations. I had documents, printouts, and comparisons then, and while many of those are now gone, the impact of discovering them hasn’t been. This episode isn’t about proving anything. It’s about sharing an experience, encouraging people to question gently, search widely, and notice how information can change over time—and how that process, for me, was deeply awakening. A short, reflective episode before I head off on holidays. One last thought to leave with you before I check out, unplug, and see you on the other side.