The Biggest Stimulus Proposal Ever Made for Economic Equilibrium – DISCLOSURE eyes _25

“It is not possible to run a course aright when the goal itself has not been rightly placed.” |-Francis Bacon

Just imagine, if you will, that we just stopped using these damned, debt-based, fiat IOU death-notes altogether and learned how to really care for one another and for the planet. That cause would be what this here agency has been created to help achieve. The act of us kicking the can down the road has got to come to an end. We should be so insulted. Hoodwindked! We are better than that. We are the value. Eternal essence-embodied. We are priceless, each and every one of us.

The choice is ours.

The solution to the present crises is to simplify all of our lives and enter the mutual guarantee, a whole new society for the well-being of all – 100% of the planet, with none suffering any unnecessary lack whatsoever.

How so, you ask?

Let’s stimulate some strength in our connection with awakening greater unity consciousness and a ripe desire for change. This present stimulus proposal will become an organic social change movement, a herald of hope eternal, not some engineered scheme like a bill err whatnot.

Who will pay for it?

Actually, this would be called REDEMPTION.

This idea is NOT FOR SALE.
*
Trust the process.

---

<< See more. >>
You may always click the header eye-con to go back to homepage.

---

Title: The Midden & The Mountain: A Fable for Earned Dawn
Author: Josiah Haltom
Updated: August 16, 2025 (Original: August 25, 2022)
Context: An addendum to “The Biggest Stimulus Proposal Ever Made for Economic Equilibrium“

The Story:

Liam woke beneath a sky the color of tarnished coin. Every morning was the same: the clang of the debt-bell echoing through the canyon-city, the weight of the fiat-shovel in his calloused hands, the endless digging in the Scarcity Midden. They dug for promises – IOUs stamped with fading ink, digital tokens that flickered like dying stars. They dug to pay for what they’d already dug up. A closed loop. A suffocating circle.

One evening, bruised and bone-tired, Liam stumbled upon a fragment of text etched onto a piece of salvaged plasteel, half-buried in the refuse:

“It is truth in life that anything we get for free, we will end up despising. We want to earn it. Such is the paradox of this world. – Kabbalah and New Life Midden”

It struck him like a physical blow. Wasn’t the dream to be free? Free of the shovel, the debt-bell, the crushing weight of the Midden? He’d whispered it with the others – the vision of a mountain-top, bathed in pure, unfiltered light. Abundance. No lack. Mutual guarantee. #REDEMPTION.

But the words whispered a darker truth: If that mountain-top was simply given… would they cherish it? Or would its effortless light become as dull as the tarnished sky?

That night, the vision came not as a gift, but as a gauntlet thrown. He saw the Mountain not as a place of passive arrival, but as a process. A climb. Not a sterile paradise handed down, but a New Life Midden waiting to be transformed – a fertile ground nurtured by their own awakened hands, their own awakened desire.

The next dawn, Liam didn’t just pick up his shovel. He studied it. He felt the grain of the worn wood, the cold bite of the metal. He didn’t dig with the old desperation, but with a new intention: to learn to enjoy the process. Not the digging of debt, but the shaping of value. He turned to the person beside him, not with a shared groan, but with a question: “How do we make this act, right here, meaningful? How do we want to enjoy it?”

It spread. Slowly. A woman tending the meager rooftop algae farms began singing, not hymns of escape, but anthems of attentive care for the green tendrils. A technician repairing a solar conduit focused not just on the fix, but on the elegance of the flow, the spiritual work of restoring light. They weren’t waiting for the Mountain. They were building the path to it, one conscious, earned step at a time. They realized the great paradox: the mutual guarantee couldn’t be bestowed like manna. Its strength, its sustenance, came from the collective muscle of wanting to climb, of choosing to find joy in the shared effort of creation.

The sterile utopia of effortless abundance? It would have crumbled, despised in its very perfection. The true #REDEMPTION bloomed not on a distant peak, but in the fertile soil of the New Life Midden they were composting together – a soil rich with the sweat of earned understanding, watered by the conscious choice to want to enjoy the process. The Mountain wasn’t the destination; it was the view earned by the climb.

The debt-bell’s echo grew fainter. A new sound emerged: the rhythmic pulse of purposeful work, the murmur of connection, the first, true notes of a world being earned. Not given. Built.

/END STORY

---

Integration Notes for the Blog Update:

1. Placement: Add this story as a new section below the original 2022 manifesto, clearly marked as an update (August 16, 2025).
2. Linking Philosophies: The story bridges the original call for systemic change (“mutual guarantee”, abandoning fiat) with the deeper psychological/spiritual insight from the fragment (the paradox of free things, the necessity of earned value, enjoying the process as spiritual work).
3. Reframing the “Stimulus”: Positions the “greatest stimulus” not just as a system change, but as an internal shift in how value is perceived and created – moving from extraction/debt to conscious creation/enjoyment of the process.
4. Answering “How?”: Provides a narrative answer to the implied question from the original text: How do we transition? By consciously choosing to find meaning and joy in the very act of building the new world, seeing it as essential spiritual work.
5. Symbolism:
   • Scarcity Midden: The current debt-based system.
   • The Mountain: The ideal of universal well-being/equilibrium.
   • New Life Midden: The fertile ground of the new society, built through conscious effort and finding joy in the process.
   • The Climb: The active, engaged transition, the “earning” of the new reality.
6. Maintaining Tone: Uses evocative, slightly poetic language consistent with Haltom’s original voice (“sky like tarnished coin,” “debt-bell,” “#REDEMPTION,” “fertile soil of the New Life Midden”).
7. Call Back: Ends with the core website URL, reinforcing the connection to the platform. (www.the2020sperfectvision.org/)

This update strengthens the original vision by grounding it in a profound understanding of human motivation and the necessity of conscious, engaged participation – turning the stimulus proposal into an ongoing, lived narrative of transformation.