The Gospel of David Wilcock

The past two weeks has seen an explosion of David Wilcock posts on social media. And yet, not a word in the mainstream media. Does that sound strangely familiar to you? It does to me.

I suppose what makes this echo significant is the debate that somehow it’s fake news and that he didn’t kill himself. In fact, according to a great many conspiracy theories, because there’s no police bodycam footage, the person who allegedly shot himself on April 20th @ 11:06 am must have been an imposter, a substitute for their hero. This is the Gnostic tradition being repeated.

As far as many of his followers are concerned, he is still alive, in hiding somewhere. Those who have a more mystical bent say that he is still alive, but living in a parallel timeline. And they are partially correct, because, when we die, we disappear from this earthy existence, but then inhabit a spiritual one.

The question is: Has he ascended? Of course, he has. What will future generations write about him?