Author, Artist, Activist

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Author of books, radio features, trade journals, and promotional materials

Artist in fabrics, fiber, paint, beads, architecture, gardens, and natural plaster sculpture

Activist for peace, environment, social justice, and against mind control and targeting individuals

Consultant to non-profit arts, environmental, and social justice organizations

Mind control subject and Targeted Individual

5 thoughts on “Author, Artist, Activist”

  1. jacobwaltz said:

    Hello Jean Eisenhower. This is Doug Elam. We met in Payson at the Mexican food joint. We shared some really great conversation which truly stimulated my mind and affected me deeply. I must say you are one of the most interesting people I have met in a long time. I hope you try the Meditation exercise. I hope to speak with you again, if you stay around the Rim Country for awhile. Maybe we could chat over lunch again? Please respond, I want to know how you are. Doug

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  2. Vira Zirks said:

    hello . i was greatly perturbed by your article on “parasitic worms” as it EERILY matched my own experiences. I had never head of “mind control” before (unless this is just the more correct term for what we simply call “em kay ultra type nonsense”) please help us . it is a matter of some urgency , as u probably understand . we are vira Zirka on Twitter . we have sent the body of this message as an email . most oddly , we appear to livw very close to you. please help us in any way you can this is a matter of some urgency , as u can probably imagine. thank you , hope our message finds you well . — Vi

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  3. Hi Vi,

    So sorry to hear your distress.

    Yes I was referring to em Kay ultra, not nonsense.

    Did not receive any email from you. Don’t know why.

    I don’t know that there is anything I can do for you, as I often am barely keeping my own life together. But please look for the blogs on my site the deal with healing. There are a few in here, and when I have time I will look for them and add them here. Maybe if you find some you find helpful, you can add them to the comments also. That would help others.

    I am beginning to treat this horror as if it was simply a spiritual challenge that would help me develop spiritual skills in the multi-dimensional world. With that, I have re-organized my life to give me the time and space for spiritual work, and I am doing much much better.

    I hope to write about it soon.

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  4. Eric Neil Schilling said:

    HERE IS A RECOMMENDATION for Jean’s book. It’s somewhat long but full of some good ideas.

    “I think Jean’s book is unique and irreplaceable.  In fact, each of us is potentially unique and irreplaceable if we work at it, and further, if most of us develop our unique “calling” I think we’ll save the planet.  Also, my life-long research indicates we should be nurtured within a community of like-minded people.  In my considered opinion, Jean’s book is about trusting this process of becoming unique and about relating with like-minded people.  In fact, I like how she helps me trust the process even more than I already do, and I’m supposed to be an expert. 

    I met Jean in 1963, in 6th grade, but never got to know her.  She and I crossed paths in the 80s and 90s due to activist work, but I’m finally getting to know her, now.  So I watched her change over time and I think she really did heal and grow.  I would have liked to see photos and a timeline and a couple of graphs in this book.  It does have an index.  Her book is well-written and I think it’s one of the few about healing and growing that includes other species like ETs and Nature spirits/ higher beings.  Maybe it’s through relationships that we get to know ourselves. Jean also reminds us to challenge the status quo.  In my irritated opinion, our culture rushes us through our early development and then when we become adults it doesn’t encourage us to develop any further. Human civilization often misses what’s really important.  Is this book addressed to all of us, who potentially, are late-bloomers?

    This may sound hard to believe, but I met two extraterrestrial scientists, three years before I met Jean.  They wanted to meet me because I had a brain mutation at birth and I was exploring the human unconscious even before kindergarten.  In 6th grade, the ETs suggested I get to know three kids, and yes, one of them was Jean.  But I was very shy back then.  So now I finally get to know her…and surprisingly we have a lot in common.  Synchronicity or some time warp.  These ETs want to work with humans, through friendships, and change human nature and save the planet.  Their strategy for changing human nature is simple: speed up healing and growing.  And that seems to be a theme (possibly the main theme) of Jean’s book.  Surprise!  These two ETs did some really fast speed reading, today, and they recommend Jean’s book, too. –Eric Neil Schilling, Tucson, 2024″

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