by Joe Martino, Collective Evolution:

It’s no secret that people are realizing traditional media, also sometimes called mainstream media, has not been asking deep enough questions about world events. In some cases, questions aren’t asked at all – journalism is not happening. This fact alone is one of the biggest factors that birthed the success of alternative media, or independent media, over the last decade. I know, because I’ve been in alternative media now for almost 12 years.

The very fact that alternative media has been asking important questions the ‘mainstream’ or traditional media, hasn’t asked has aligned with people’s growing intuitive inclinations that things are happening in our world that we’re not being told the full story or the truth about.

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When it comes to the story of 9/11 and what really happened that day, people have been asking questions and seeking answers for years. While many theorists will tell you they know for sure who did it and why, there really is no way of knowing with the information that is publicly available. What we do know, however, is that what we have been told about what happened on 9/11, 2001 almost surely did not happen. What I mean by that is, the official narratives put out by the 9/11 Commission Report and by NIST, simply do not make sense, defy scientific reasoning and even common sense in some cases.

For that reason, people have been right to question the official story, seeking answers from non-traditional yet credentialed sources. Organizations like Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth is one source where people can explore various facts about 9/11 from a scientific standpoint and begin to understand what likely did not happen on that day. As one’s paradigm around what happened on 9/11 begins to shift and people open up to other possibilities, it can often result in a shift in consciousness of sorts.

As our mind expands, we begin to admit we may have been believing in an illusion, we begin to ask what else may not be true that we believe, and of course, we ask why we might have been told a fictitious story of what happened on 9/11.

Many of these questions will be tough to answer, but it’s in asking and exploring the information that we see a shift in consciousness, and this, from my observation, has spread to questioning many other aspects of society.

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