Hi, my name’s Craig Conway and I’m an actor and a creative. I work within the creative
arts and the creative industry, have done for almost 30 years, mainly as an actor, sometimes
writing, directing, producing, but telling stories, trying to question and understand
more about human beings—why we operate, why we are the way we are, what we do, and
what our purpose and point, perhaps, may be. During my time, I’ve always had this, what
Martha Graham described as ‘divine dissatisfaction’, this uneasiness, this kind of feeling that
nothing is quite what it should be and that somehow I haven’t quite gotten to where
it is I wanted to, or I haven’t communicated what I want, or I haven’t been able to connect
the way I truly feel we can connect, even through my art or as a human being. And it
wasn’t until I discovered this book FREEDOM by Jeremy Griffith that I was able to begin
to understand what we are capable of and what is possible. I’ve read many, many books
in psychology, philosophy, spirituality. I’ve tried many various ways of doing things and
looking into all sorts to try and enhance or try and help my life to be able to feel
more purposeful. And even as a kid I always remember having this feeling that something
wasn’t quite right, that I wasn’t engaging in the world the way I should be. And again
it wasn’t until I read this book that suddenly there was an enlightenment into that.
I do believe that there is a divineness within our existence, within our human existence,
and Jeremy manages to bring a lot of comfort and joy to being a human being again. When
we look around at the moment, there is so much going on that is dividing us, that is
competitive, that is full of anxiety and angst and the social construct that we’ve come
to know and believe is our reality is very clearly only a virtual reality. And there
is a hell of a lot more we can do and can achieve that is harmonious and that can be
done together rather than this separation and this need for selfishness. We can actually
start becoming selfless and see our part in the whole picture rather than just the small
individual side of things where we tend to always be in this conflict and this argumentative
state and this state of upset. I’ve always found life very difficult at
times. And a lot of people go on about, at the moment especially as well, the mental
health issues, and I’ve always believed that nearly everybody is suffering from it.
And now I don’t doubt that, I think we are all in a very deep psychosis and we’re all
in a very big state of denial when it comes to who we are and what we are. And that’s
a terrifying place to be. But this book enables us to understand that this is very normal
and it can be changed and it can be a joy and a great pleasure to be a part of this
world and to do what we do. When I first began to read the book, Jeremy
describes a thing called the ‘deaf effect’, which is this idea that we close off to what
is being spoken to us through this book and through Jeremy’s words. And it’s true
that I had a very strong reaction to it, I didn’t want to go there, I didn’t want
to look into that dark cave that Plato describes that we live in. I didn’t want to step out
into the sunlight, I wanted to stay really in the dark, I wanted to even build a bigger
cave and a deeper cave somewhere, somewhere further down. But as I persevered with the
book and allowed myself to sit with the words, the thoughts, the understanding, the education
within the pages of FREEDOM, I found myself feeling really comforted and very excited
and also just truly enlightened as to what could be possible. And what could be possible
is that the world and everybody in it could at last be saved and we could go forward and
use everything we now know, all of our knowledge, all of our technology to live, enhance, provide
and support our race, our species and ourselves, together in a harmonious, loving and nurturing
way. And that is what our true instincts are, that is what we’ve been missing for so long
and that is what is dividing us, this lack of understanding and Jeremy has brought this
gift to all of us to share and to understand. And I hope that anybody out there who is feeling
at all uneasy or hard done to in some way or feeling like they just don’t fit in or
they just don’t belong or having one of these existentialist crisis moments that you
pick up this book or get online, it’s completely free as well, unless you want to get hardback
or a paperback, it’s completely free. Get this book, download it, read it, keep reading
it, read it again and again and again, make your notes, ask the questions, get online,
talk to the groups and follow the links and connect to FREEDOM, connect to Jeremy and
all of the team all over the world now who are supporting this,
literally everywhere over the world people are reading this book and getting together
and realising that there is possibility and a time for change that we can all do if we
embrace what we truly are rather than what we think we are.
Its Yeah, it’s a wonderful, wonderful guide to being free and you won’t regret it. It’s
very true. You will not regret it in any way. This is and could be and will be the book
that saves the world and the joy of that is you will be part of it, bringing back what
we know is our natural instinct. Reacting the way that we should be and understanding
what our 2 million years of evolution has brought us to. I think we’re pretty much
adolescent at the moment but we have a chance to move from adolescence into adulthood as
human beings and take our place in the world at the right level, at the right pace and
use everything we have to enhance our lives and our purpose for being here.
So yes I’m rabbiting on; that’s it. Ok, Thank you.