Freedom of Search: Why Google Won’t Show What You are Meant to Find
- Bill Dandie

- Nov 26
- 2 min read
At Ketchum House, our work is simple and ancient:
to help you remember that every answer you seek already lives inside of you.
The meaning of life, the universe, and everything has been turned into riddles, philosophies, and equations. But the real answer is not hidden in a book or a cathedral or a lecture hall.

The answer is you.
Or, in the language of metaphysics and synchronicity—42.
For months now, many have been searching the phrase “42 is you” to explore this deeper truth. On Ecosia, Bing, Yahoo, and DuckDuckGo, our message rises to the top. Our blog appears immediately, seen and discoverable by anyone who is curious.
And then we turn to Google—
the search engine that controls over 90% of what the world is allowed to see.
Nothing.
Our blog doesn’t appear anywhere.
Not on the first page, the second page, or the hundredth.

This isn’t an accident.
This isn’t an algorithm quirk.
This is curated visibility—
a form of control over what humanity is permitted to learn, explore, or awaken to.

Why This Matters
When a single company holds a near-total monopoly on global search, it quietly becomes the gatekeeper of collective knowledge.
It decides:
What is “relevant.”
What is “allowed.”
What is “safe” for mass awareness.
And ultimately, what is true.
If that isn’t control, then what is?
Our blog is not political.
It is not harmful.
It is not controversial.
It is a message reminding human beings of their inner light, their power, and the truth that the universe is encoded inside of them.
Yet Google hides it.

This is why at Ketchum House we now speak openly about the energetic systems that influence humanity—not only the spiritual ones, but the technological ones as well. Both are part of the same web. Both impact awakening. Both shape consciousness.
A New Mantra: Freedom of Search
If the largest search engine filters what we are allowed to discover, then awakening requires a shift in how we search.
Ecosia, which plants trees and supports Mother Earth.
DuckDuckGo, which values privacy.
Bing and Yahoo, which—despite their imperfections—do not bury our work.
These platforms show our blog without resistance.
This alone should make all of us pause.
Freedom of Search is not just a slogan.
It is a path back to sovereignty.
It is the reclaiming of our right to explore truth without invisible hands shaping our reality.
It is a reminder that external systems can guide us—but only if we choose them consciously.
Awakening Begins Inside
Whether Google lists our blog or not, the core message remains unchanged:
You are the answer you’ve been searching for.
The key.
The code.
The 42.
At Ketchum House, we will continue to share what we have learned—through experience, through intuition, through energy, and through the deep remembering that is rising across the planet.
But the most important search will always be inward.

Let this be your compass.
And let Freedom of Search be the mantra that returns your awareness to where truth has always lived:
Inside you.
Bill




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