well maybe we should stop with this thing that "only one source is the truth". authors, and conspiracy theorists will always have group X or Y as the "main cause" of all problems, and every new age philosophy will also be biased toward one certain concept or another, example: reincarnation, self-empowerment, Christ consciousness, meditation, vegetarianism, alien contact, etc.
each and every person that is part of one of these "systems of knowledge" think they are are closer to the truth, but this is just the nature of things: when we become fascinated with something, we simply cannot see beyond what blinds us.
the keyword here is balance.
drop your fascination, and become a spiritual adult instead of a spiritual child. yes, all of this conspiracy/;spiritual info is very exciting but after some time you will realize that it is all the same. it's better to develop your own system that remains unaffected by external and conflicting views.
then you can participate, discuss and read whatever you like only to INCREASE your hard-gained knowledge. don't let every new system erase what you have learned before and then "reprogram" your mind. settle down for a basic system, for a simple concept. then build the rest on top of it. become the programmer, not the program.
"As they look further for the truth, people become fascinated with certain "definitive" answers about life, until the appearance of new questions that challenge the current answer and forces a change of paradigm in the person. The person becomes fascinated again, but this time with the new answer. This process repeats itself for a long time, until the person starts accepting that existence is really of a complex nature and beyond a single answer. That's why it is necessary to complement our understanding by getting to know other points of view."
Quoting: xmore at: [
link to www.conspiracybase.com]
