X Form Woo - Explorers' Guide to SciFi World
Magic - how it works. Symbols in magic.
Magic - how it works. Symbols in magic.
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Hello humans. | |
Hello humans! | |
Big storm here. | |
So over the last few days we've experienced the majesty, the fierceness, the assault of the weather, and seen it transform our area around us. | |
And transformation is a key theme for humans constantly throughout all of our lives. | |
We seek to transform ourselves into something we are not, almost moment by moment. | |
And it is a often undiscussed but primal aspect of being human and being alive as this idea of transformation. | |
And we take transformation and originally we think of it as magic. | |
Okay, so as I discussed in the buttermilk woo, you have fermentation, which is true transformation of these primal elements and making something different, and it produces a transformation within the human when it when the human consumes the product of that fermentation, whether it's sauerkraut or whether it's uh alcohol, whether it's wine or or whatever, right? | |
Because that uh even the sauerkraut can transform you uh because of its effect on your gut. | |
So if you're in the midst of an illness uh affecting your gut and you get some fermented uh foods in you, then you are transformed by that fermentation and you feel better, and you recognize this. | |
You you have a um uh a body-mind sensoral response to that uh ingestation that is magical in the sense that it transforms you from ill to to well. | |
Okay, so humans recognize this, we understand this, and we at some point discover transformational uh experience, and we seek it pretty much the rest of our lives, right? | |
So you get your chaga coffee, you get a little caffeine in there, the caffeine is a little bit of a drug, and it transforms you from your otherwise sluggish, you know, oh my god, the storm's beaten down on me, too, and then you know you get on nice and bright and happy and you go off and you do stuff. | |
So all these things are transformational. | |
We transform ourselves through our sensory apparatus, okay? | |
And so I used to be under the impression that we only had those sensory apparati that are within the cranium. | |
Alright, so those would be restricted to the eyes, ears, nose, and the sensory apparatus in the mouth, as well as the pineal gland. | |
Um now scientists have discovered uh sensory subsets. | |
So the reason that I never thought touch was um a true sense was that there was no sense organ uh identified for touch, and uh thus it was just part of the um impressions that universe left on the body. | |
However, now we have identified these two things that they call P1 and T1, right? | |
Uh the T1 is the touch sensor that's all throughout our bodies, and the P1 is the temperature sensor that's all throughout our bodies. | |
They seem to be interconnected, they seem to be intertied. | |
This is a recent discovery, these scientists have been working on it, it's been validated. | |
Um there are a lot of these critters uh throughout our entire body. | |
Uh they are not uh ubiquitously spread, they're not evenly spread through the body, they cluster. | |
So uh we do have areas where we know it's excruciatingly painful to have a small hit, right? | |
And so uh we we now know that we have an inordinate number of these touch sensors uh right at these spots, and apparently they can get overloaded and trigger from touch and trigger pain, trigger trigger a pain sensation. | |
So now we're starting to understand some of this. | |
So now we know that we've got seven senses, And that the that we also know that the temperature one, uh, the according to the way that that they've discovered and some of the stuff that has been discovered about it, uh, the temperature one may be able to be, no, it is presumed to be able to be activated by some other mechanisms. | |
So this brings up the idea that it might be radiative. | |
In other words, that the little tiny P1s that are our that are temp um temperature sensors that are spread throughout your hands and cluster up on the fingertips and this kind of thing, but not as much clustered there in your fingers as they are in other parts of the body. | |
So we have parts of our body that are less temperature sensitive. | |
These things are uh potentially able to be triggered by electromagnetic radiation, by uh radiative kinds of things other than temperature. | |
Uh so this is a really tricky one that they discovered. | |
So the the touch one is kind of like a um those little pressure sensor things that you used to step on in order to activate um uh automatic doors you would go into. | |
They may still exist in many places, but they took them out for a lot of different reasons. | |
But you used to be able to go on into an automatic door that would open up and it would open up because you stepped on this big rubber pad that was out in the um sticking out in front of it. | |
And it was, you know, always about the distance of the door and and maybe six feet, you'd step on these things, and the door would open. | |
Um that was just a uh up-down pressure sensitive kind of a thing. | |
It was a trigger to solenoid, and the door would, you know, magnetic field was thrown, and the door would open. | |
Um touch sensors are very much like that, insofar as they're able to see or to hypothesize through this computer modeling, now that they've been able to discover them and validate them, right? | |
Uh but the the temperature ones uh appear to be open in the sense that they know that they react to temperature. | |
They don't know how, but they know that they do. | |
Uh and they, of course, and they're reacting to temperature at various distances from the actual sensor. | |
Again, they don't know how that's done, but it is done. | |
Um but it also appears that the way the thing is constructed, that there's more um avenues for it to react to other kinds of things. | |
So this is kind of cool to discover these things now. | |
So we can go back and we can revise thinking and destiny and and uh go back through there because it was unknown at the time that he wrote that that these that these things actually exist. | |
But we now know they're complete subsystems, just like in your in your head. | |
And we and we also now know that the connections to the nervous system would validate the idea of the nadi, the NADI concept from um the from yoga from uh um acupuncture, this kind of thing, right? | |
That there's this 70 plus thousand of these little connections that all bind all of your nerves and basically bring them up in a big cluster into your into your sensory apparatus in your head. | |
And and it appears that these uh the pressure and the and the temperature sensors are bound to the um that that setup of nerve interconnections, and thus it now makes sense that you could do an acupuncture needle somewhere and trigger a sensation in the finger, perhaps of heat or cold or somebody touching it, right? | |
Because you're actually your back feeding down the nerve to the sensor itself. | |
This also explains even things like phantom limb syndrome, because the the nadi, the connections up here are used to receiving these signals, and something is triggering them right there. | |
Your body is used to interpreting those signals right there as your hand moving. | |
So if you've lost your hand, you would nonetheless still feel as though your hand was moving. | |
This this was really interesting because of a guy I know who's trying to do some work with people that have uh prosthetics and have issues with uh phantom limb syndrome. | |
So I've been talking to him about some of this stuff, and thus thus actually this whole deal here. | |
Anyway, so um, so now we know we have seven sensory apparati. | |
Alright, so we transform ourselves, we transform ourselves through these seven sensory apparati. | |
Um they this transformational process is sought, it's deliberately sought, it's unconsciously sought, it's continuously sought. | |
We always want to have this transformational process. | |
Um it is it we we are driven to it. | |
Uh this this accounts for addictions and all of this kind of stuff as well, and aberrant behavior and in any of these things can get sliced off and you can get fixated in your mind can go, you know, truly like a squirrel-like on a spinning in on something and to the exclusion of everything else, and and we get into these warped states, right? | |
Uh again, uh transformational, although not necessarily the way we want. | |
So when we transform ourselves through our sensory subsets, let me do that. | |
Through our subsets, uh, we use these critters right here. | |
Not so much pineal, by the way. | |
Notice that they always do everything in our social order, the powers that be to um calcify your pineal gland and remove intuition from your uh grasp. | |
But anyway, so we take these uh seven sensory subsets and we warp them. | |
We do something to them in order to transform ourselves to feel the magic. | |
And so we we uh sometimes we discover that we can do it through deprivation. | |
This would be like the um the sweat lodges, this would be like uh extreme fasting, this would be like the whirling dervish where they just spin and spin and spin and spin until basically you're depriving your body of something to the point where it disturbs your consciousness, and you are transformed, and it is a magical process. | |
And you'll see deprivation, um, and you'll also see we've also been everybody's transformed by disease. | |
When you get a fierce case of the flu or something like that, you end up um I'm gonna turn this, hang on a second. | |
Um you end up getting a little bit loopy as the fever burns the flu out, and you get the elevated temperature, and um brought up another thought. | |
Anyway, um, and that to burn out the the flu and the disease itself will distort your consciousness and and things can get strange and the veil parts and so on, right? | |
Okay, so you can do it through distress. | |
Uh if you've ever had the uh been around people dying, that's just enough said about that. | |
Um so all of these are transformational. | |
All of these things here will impact you, and these there are many different ways of getting at it here. | |
So uh, but in as we get into like drugs, toxins, and pheromones, and and cords, and uh even to a certain extent meditation, um and you can even put in there things like uh foods, so uh cords, music, foods, and so we see that all of these things, all of these guys here are attempting to do direct manipulation of one of the sensory subsets. | |
Um alcohol, not so much uh um a sensory apparatus, you want to get it in, and then you feel the effect of it. | |
But all of these guys work through our our sensory apparatus to control or or alter our consciousness uh basically on an ingestation process. | |
So we ingest music, so to speak. | |
We willingly, if you're if you're um uh a cord of of a file, right? | |
If you're someone who feels your vibration, so so I'm I'm describing a musician is someone who is actually um lives in the vibration of the cords, and it is so extensive within them that they must get it out, right? | |
So that that's why I put this as being primal, because you can cord humans. | |
A chord is a kind of a resonant frequency among various different, sometimes very disparate, uh elements. | |
And so, but it it has it's very powerful, and so networks are cords in the in this um in this concept, right? | |
Uh, you can have uh a cording effect in uh foods, and so you can get you can actually tie uh so if if you have people that are uh foodies, and um, so you could have a situation where you could have a lot of people that are really into food, and let's say they're really into chocolate, which is a drug itself, but let's leave the drug part of chocolate outside of it and just go into the into the mouthfeel part of it, right? | |
These people within this um uh little group of foodies, uh, maybe they follow some of the the people on um YouTube and they go out and they make one of these hundred-hour chocolate cakes, right? | |
And so this would be a cake that has so many different kinds of chocolate and so many different processes, you know, it's it's various different kinds of processes to extract the flavors and they put it in the refrigerator for a day and all this other stuff. | |
It takes a hundred hours to make this chocolate cake. | |
And so you get these six people around there and they chop the chocolate cake up, and as an outside observer, we're watching them. | |
Now, each and every one of them will be corded to the flavors that are within that cake. | |
They will respond. | |
They're they've already trained their body as a foodie, they've trained their body to react in pleasure and give them dopamine and uh repress serotonin, repress cortisol that get really mellow, and then they actually allow the theobromine in the chocolate to the the um uh not theobromine um uh think of it a minute, uh the drug in the chocolate to take them over, right? | |
But prior to that, it is an entirely a an entrained corded response within their mouth that floods their body through, and they'll even get temperature changes within their body from intense um uh food appreciation. | |
So they are individually corded. | |
But if you get a bunch of foodies together that all share this same uh thing, they will cord in, they will amplify. | |
So it's like the same effect of going to a big concert, uh going to a soccer game with all of your buddies, you all root for the same team, everybody's energies gets pumped up. | |
That's a cording process. | |
You can do that nationally uh with you know, like Hitler getting everybody the long speeches, all of that kind of stuff, getting everybody up into a roused up into a particular pitch, vibrating on a particular kind of a frequency. | |
So this works as a transformational process, not only individually, but in groups. | |
Uh and in fact, it is a it is what people desire to do as managers. | |
They want to cord their organization, get everyone in their organization all worked up on the same uh thing such that that disharmony, again, a musical kind of a reference, uh, disappears, so that we're all vibrating at the same thing and we get all the work done with the minimal number of errors, etc. | |
And the minimal number of uh headaches and hassle for the supervisor, which is always the ultimate goal of work. | |
I mean, they don't really care about the output, they just don't want anybody to have to come, they don't want any shit to fall on them, right? | |
Uh so uh anyway, so here we are. | |
Uh all of these things are transformational. | |
As we as we know, you can transform yourself individually, you can transform yourself at various different levels. | |
We're in the process right now of going through a major transformation um globally. | |
Now, I believe it is my understanding that we're going through this transformation that it was triggered by uh these strange energies from space. | |
Uh let me also point out before we move on a bit that meditation uh is a very unique form of transformation uh on so many different levels because it is an exactitude of deprivation of all of the sensory subsets such that consciousness disconnects or no longer puts energy into uh the interface between itself and the subsets, which work on their own. | |
They're just gonna continue to work. | |
So you're still hearing stuff even though you're asleep or knocked out, right? | |
Um it's just that your consciousness is no longer connected to it when you're asleep. | |
So, and in fact, uh it can wake you up because of that abrupt connection when when something happens and comes over the threshold that you've individually set in your body uh as to what will freak you out when you're sleeping, right? | |
Some people have a low threshold, um, some people have very deep ones. | |
So if you ever go into any group kind of situation, uh, you know, like in the army or something, right? | |
You discover very rapidly that some people are extremely light sleepers. | |
Uh, you know, that uh a mouse can wake them up. | |
Other people, it's like you can clump through there with your boots, and nothing's gonna wake these guys up, right? | |
They have a higher threshold for that connection between the auditory and consciousness. | |
Meditation is an attempt to directly deprive yourself from that. | |
Now, Zha Zen, the type of meditation that was most successful for me, uh involved, I didn't know it, T1 sensors in the form of sitting Saison and the divorcing of the consciousness from the body, because you've got to go through this pain process each and every time. | |
It is transformational in that sense. | |
Transformation usually involves some level of body discomfort, whether that discomfort, and by that I mean a change in state, is pleasurable or not, is immaterial. | |
It discomforts it. | |
So transformation removes the old state of the of the body and the being and changes it into a new one. | |
There are types of meditation that specifically focus in on distress and all these kinds of things. | |
It's not necessary that we go there to achieve the appropriate effects from meditation. | |
Alright, so as all of these are transformational, it is possible to understand that all transformations are magnified and have an analog in the initiation process. | |
So the goal of any initiation process is to transform you, is to change you. | |
There is a deliberate reason that we have the X, and we can say X formation, or that we use X as a substitute for trans in our modern social order. | |
And this relates to many of the much of the symbology of the powers that be and how they're trying to manage things at the moment. | |
Alright, so I was it was my conclusion that uh the strange energies from space that we were going to encounter in uh 2019, very end of 2019, that would persist for at least 18 or 19 months, which so far they have, and I think they've let up, but we may be into a lull as opposed to a um uh uh a dilution or or a diminishing of them. | |
We may just be in a slight dip and then come back into them. | |
I uh it's hard for us to be able to anticipate this, but it appears that some of these strange energies have backed off a bit. | |
However, wacky the the planet is, it's because we've absorbed all of this. | |
Anyway, so in my my thinking, the transformational process of humanity has been started. | |
Now, we can say that this was a deliberate act of consciousness to cause all of us as humans to go through this process and that we all incarnated here now because this was going to happen, and when we incarnated, we knew we were incarnating to be here now because it is happening, while it is happening, to experience it happening and to be uh experienced by it happening. | |
And uh that's quite valid. | |
Those views are all quite valid. | |
Um most normies wouldn't give them any credence at all and would just say I don't understand any of that, let's go on. | |
Okay, so um will, as in I will this to be true, or I will do this aside, the will aside, we're here at the point of transformation, the transformation of our social order can't be denied. | |
And it is my conclusion that the powers that be are attempting to harmonize on uh this generalized uh upheaval within humanity. | |
Now, I don't think that was what motivated them. | |
It could have been uh how they would know that this was going to happen now as opposed to 2050. | |
They had had originally had a uh 2050 timeline for all this bullshit we're going through now. | |
And it kept coming forward until now we're experiencing all this bullshit all jammed into a short period of time. | |
And they actually had started their they had this plan for 2050, and if you rack it all the way back, um they initiated it basically in the year 2000, and they kept bringing forward parts of it until it was all clustered here around the time we're in now, 2021. | |
It may be that they have some mechanism of knowing that there were going to be transformational energies now, and that their original plan had pegged those transformational energies in 2050, and they had to move it forward because those energies uh could not uh have been uh timed at an Exactitude when the plan was created and they now were a bit more um uh skilled in seeing | |
these energies and were able to anticipate that they would be here now because the energies are clearly here now. | |
The transformation of the planet itself, uh beyond any any electromagnetic fucking around by humans, uh is way on, as is the effects of the sun, the grand solar minimum, all of that kind of stuff. | |
So they um the powers that be may be harmonizing, they may be attempting to harmonize deliberately with the transformational energies. | |
So now here's something in uh the martial arts. | |
That's a good way to think about it. | |
If I'm gonna fight somebody, I'm a I'm a reasonably small guy, right? | |
I'm 170 pounds. | |
Uh if I'm gonna fight somebody that's uh uh one of these big people that you see walking around that you know could be a um a bouncer or security guy or you know uh that that kind of thing. | |
Or even if I'm gonna uh go to fight somebody that's uh uh a big slobby guy that's been sitting on a couch all day slugging beer and you know and eating cheetos until he's 330 pounds, right? | |
Um mass counts in a fight. | |
And so as a smaller fellow, it is advantageous for me to to do things to get that opponent to charge me. | |
The reason that that that is that I will find it, especially as an older man, easier to move mass once it's already in motion on its own. | |
It's much easier to deflect and push 300 pounds of mass that's charging at you than to get it moving and push it away. | |
So I couldn't rush up to a 300-pound man and count on the ability to lift him up and throw him away. | |
But if he's charging at me and I put the appropriate amount of of push into it at the appropriate time with the appropriate angle, I could probably fling him 30 feet or or uh 10 feet, depending on how fast he's moving, right? | |
How much he's really getting into it. | |
So this is what I think that the powers that be were doing is that maybe they were a time uh this bugs me, by the way. | |
Probably you figured this out, is I want to know the why. | |
I want to know their motivation on why they shifted this shit forward. | |
But one of the things here is that I think that they are attempting to harmonize with the these waves of change that are getting us all waves of cosmic energy that are getting us all whipped up anyway. | |
And so uh they may have figured once we were all up and agitated, then it would be easier to shift us all into this great reset. | |
Or, you know, there's also coincidentally the the petrodollar is dying and all of the fiat currencies are dying, and so they know that they're gonna their games up and they're gonna be exposed. | |
In any event, so um there's deep woo out here though, guys. | |
In this transformational process, you come across really strange ideas that make no sense at all, and you is you kinda you know, I mean, you can well am I saying they do make sense on many different levels, but the whole overall thing doesn't make sense. | |
So um so magic at all levels is an attempt to transform humans individually. | |
Um having a beer is a magical act, right? | |
You're going to transform yourself from pre-to-post beer state uh or drink or whatever, right? | |
Uh so you attempt to do this all the time, people are attempting to do it to our social order, and some individuals seemingly uh working in groups, uh seemingly corded around some kind of a theme, | |
are are seemingly working to transform our social order uh f to some direction that it would not otherwise take, and we can't ascertain why. | |
Uh we can always speculate and put put uh motivation on them, but we don't really have any real understanding of why that is. | |
So let me um all right, so uh right in the moment, there it can't be denied that that we're under the assault of that the social order is under the assault of this critical race theory now called uh social emotional learning cell or something. | |
We gotta sell this to you, uh, as opposed to, you know, um the CRT part of it. | |
But anyway, uh so we We're under assault by that. | |
We're also under assault by the uh transformation in gender. | |
And you notice that Biden, uh, you know, he can't get Americans out of Afghanistan, he can't fix the border, he can't fix the economy, uh, they can't fix the judicial system, they don't want to do any of that. | |
They want to destroy the society, so that's why they're not doing any of it. | |
But nonetheless, the their the rationale is they can't do any of that. | |
But by God, we've got a gender gender policy here for the United States for the next hundred years in compliance with the United Nations. | |
It's like, wait a second, you know, things are getting really goofy here in the transformational process that the powers that be are trying to engineer is coming out into the open everywhere. | |
And so we see that they're focusing on all these weird kind of things, right? | |
And uh Poutine, uh Putin, head of Russia is correct that wokeyanism is just a um slightly redirected form of Bolshevik uh bullshit. | |
Uh and it destroyed Russia and the and caused the Soviet Union to be created, and it's in the he's thinking it's going to destroy the West, and we're and he's gonna concern because he's got real problems if we get wonky and get all destroyed. | |
Okay, so he's correct about that. | |
Now, all this shit ties together because we find that there is this um uh fixation uh by the powers that be now and all of their minions in the power structure on gender, and to some extent on sex, as in the actual physical sex of the person. | |
And they they've separated the two, right? | |
And they they're keeping off on this separation of gender, and uh they've got plans for it, and so on. | |
They put so much energy into it that it is obviously this is definitively a key thing to them. | |
And you can ask many questions about this why, who, all of these different kinds of questions as to why they're doing this, who's who's promulgating, and all keeps coming back to the individual why on all of these people, but we know that they're key on changing gender because that transforms all of humanity. | |
Is it is across all of um uh uh human uh subdivisions in terms of geopolitical, religious, all of these things. | |
Everybody has to deal with gender, and so we see this assault on gender on in all the societies. | |
Uh even in uh the Islamic societies, and that's starting to cause them real problems. | |
But nonetheless, the powers that be are just hammering on this. | |
Now, uh the powers that be are saying that there's this thing that they call transgender, which I dispute, okay. | |
They're saying um a trans person is someone who would be a male born in a female body, or a female born in a male body. | |
Uh and then they also have all of this idea of ambivalence and you know non-binary and all this kind of stuff, right? | |
Uh all these cool buzzwords. | |
But but here's some thinking about this that I think needs to be understood. | |
This is a transformational process to transform our social order at a very deep level, from which it may not recover, probably would not recover. | |
And so I see this as a great weapon in the hands of the bug, regardless of how the powers that be think about it or what their individual goals are for it, they're being manipulated to push this out on the on humans. | |
Now, um, you know in an understanding in an appropriate understanding, or more uh say appropriate, um, in another understanding of humans, uh, we have uh uh seven different minds. | |
Now that I know that we've got seven subsets, that makes sense, okay. | |
We've got the thinker, the knower, we've got the doer in the body, and then we've got um our ration, our our reason and our rationality, okay. | |
These are all uh individual minds, insofar as we describe and and understand a mind. | |
Now, we note here that the reason and rationality are set aside from the other minds, and that the doer is divided into 12 segments. | |
And the doer in terms of minds is a composite um tuple being a triune being. | |
And this triunness, this this idea of three uh bound together as one is replicated uh throughout the whole thing as the um a dominant design pattern. | |
And so we'll see it replicated again and again. | |
So we have our our main human non-corporeal, non-corporeal construct is the knower, the thinker, and the thinker, and the doer in the body. | |
That's that's our main construct. | |
And so that's a tuple being here, right? | |
a triune being this doer in the body is itself split up into body-mind And desire mind. | |
And feeling mind. | |
And this feeling is not the sensation of touch, it is feeling emotions, responding to emotions. | |
And so feeling mind is mostly feminine, desire mind is mostly masculine. | |
In other words, men are mostly in the desire mind dominant, and women are mostly in feeling mind dominant states. | |
And the body mind is dominant like when you slam your hand in a car door. | |
You know, you don't think desire, you don't think feeling, all you think is pain, and your body, you're right there in the body. | |
So the body mind is the automatic system that keeps us going. | |
Alright, so the doer is sliced in reality into, and we are all doers in the body, okay? | |
But we're only, and this is why twelve is important, we're only one twelfth of a doer. | |
And so there are female, male, female, male, female, male, female, male, female, male, female, male. | |
Okay, so it's this is why twelve is important, that's why there's twelve elements to a zodiac, because we replicate all this shit into our observable materium. | |
We we project out all of these as above, so below design design patterns into the materium that are actually part of us in our um uh deeper sense, right? | |
And so the powers that be would tell you that nature is broken. | |
Universe is broken, the materium is broken. | |
And they know this because um that person over there who's in a physical male body uh uh shouldn't be. | |
And they're telling you this. | |
This should not have happened. | |
This is broken. | |
This is a bunch of of uh damaged uh nature. | |
Nature fucked up, and that person over there born in a male body should not have been born in a male body and should have been born in a female body. | |
And it's like, wait a second. | |
So nature fucked up, and so uh can I presume the sun won't have the earth dragged behind it, that tomorrow we won't have the sun, that the that the moon will start melting, uh, that you know uh any other examples of nature fucking up, of nature suddenly changing, of nature doing things, you know, badly this way. | |
Humans I can understand getting weird ass ideas and doing all kinds of strange things, but nature at a at a large level, nature writ large, ultimately large, fucking up. | |
Uh, you know, I don't see the planets reversing and and heading back in space, and and I don't see water floating up into the sky. | |
So I don't see a lot of other supporting evidence, physical evidence for the assertion that nature fucked up and one individual born in a male body should not be male or female. | |
Doesn't make any difference, right? | |
Now I know from from my understanding of um uh the human being and having been dead, and by the way, when you're dead, uh you get I I did, I don't know what everybody does, but uh when I died, I saw three three spheres, three large spheres, right? | |
So I saw the knower and the knower and the thinker, and I and all the other parts of the doer. | |
The this The doer was all these 11 little spheres that were all clustered together and merged into uh into one, and I floated up out of the body and uh and joined it, and and it's all little spheres. | |
Once you're out of your body, there's no point in maintaining its shape. | |
So you'll see images uh on, especially mostly in religious um literature where the guy's dead and his body image floats up off of the the corpse that's lying there, the physical matter, and uh heads towards the the ceiling, right? | |
It doesn't happen that way because once you leave your body, consciousness is not going to express something that looked like the body. | |
You don't care about the body. | |
When I was dead, I didn't even I didn't could not have cared. | |
I said to myself as I'm floating on up, well, that's useless. | |
It's I'm the body's already dead. | |
No point doing all that shit. | |
They were cutting me open and doing things, right? | |
Anyway, so um uh so uh you are I okay. | |
So I assert that the universe is not broken, and I assert that uh transgender is a misunderstanding of the perception uh of issues of body dysphoria or whatever, but it's a misunderstanding of what's going on with an individual that's being amplified by an out-of-control psychiatric and uh medical system, right? | |
And that medical system is systemic, the system has been turned against the people that are being that are um formerly were the customers of the system, and now they are the um uh they're being consumed by the system, destroyed by the system, and this is part of how the bug works. | |
The bug has this idea that uh it needs to get rid of humans and that all humans should be uh transformed. | |
I mean, I know this. | |
This the bug makes this statement that we will be transformed and we will all know our place and we will be happy. | |
And um, and so this is just kind of like that Klaus Schwab shit. | |
You know, you'll own nothing, you'll rent everything, and uh we'll tell you what to do, and you'll be happy, right? | |
It's like, no, that's a bunch of bug crap. | |
But in any event, so we're in the midst of a transformational process. | |
Universe kicked our ass and made us get up and start moving and running. | |
And uh the powers that be are trying to uh turn the herd as we're running into their weird twisted uh understanding of universe being broken and that gender is not uh associated with sex. | |
Now I know that this process means that I personally am one of these guys right here. | |
That's my I. Okay. | |
And when I die, next up, an I that will feel like me will be born feminine. | |
Okay, I won't feel that feminine life, I won't experience that feminine life, but there will be a commonality to that feminine life that is shared here with in the entirety of the doer, so that the next time I am born, | |
which might be, you know, we gotta go around this whole wheel again, so we gotta go around all 12 segments there, so the other eleven will be born, and however long they live in their lives determines how long it will be before I next am alive, plus the amount of time that it is necessary for me to be in my uh rest period in in my sleep, the great sleep, um, in order to be uh recharged to come back again, right? | |
It's a very energetic process, and you got to get pumped up for it, so to speak, by a good rest before you head back. | |
Um but anyway, so this Iness, this feeling of I will be held by all of the the twelve that that are part of me, the doer, or part of the doer that I am also part of. | |
And that doer is part of a triune being with a thinker and a knower. | |
And so when we say here in the materium, oh you know, um uh I'm talking to spirit, or I think that um, you know, my higher self is saying something to me, or um, you know, universe provides and guides, whatever these sayings are, you're basically talking about the thinker and the knower. | |
So the knower knows shit, right? | |
The knower's in charge of the pineal gland and the intuition. | |
The knower collects all the intuition, collects all the knowledge of all of your lives and holds it all and allows you to and processes this, sort of like your database in a sense of all experience, and it processes it by giving it to the thinker, and the thinker puts things through into you through the knower who does so through intuition. | |
And so it's good to not ignore intuition. | |
It's good to get your pineal gland decalcified through all these various different means, but don't don't stress on it. | |
Uh, it's not like you can really reach into it. | |
Um The pineal gland, by the way, starts off in the when you're a fetus and you're you're growing your body. | |
It starts off in the upper palate, just like the eyes, and is in fact a photoreceptor. | |
So your pineal gland is an eye that looks inside you, that receives receptivity, it receives uh photons that are not coming in from outside that are biologically generated inside your your cranium in order to trigger responses in the pineal gland and introduce intuition into your thinking of that moment. | |
That's how it happens. | |
That's why you get those flashes of insight. | |
They are flashes inside your pineal gland, it triggers this response, and there you go, right. | |
Okay, so uh reason and rationality, by the way, are two subset minds that are that are in essence um uh filters or controlling. | |
If you're a programmer, you'd think of them as controlling filters or uh full-stack uh protocol uh massagers that putting things in order for the thinker and the knower. | |
So it's involved in this process, so even these three this way form another triune being. | |
So there's just this replication of process on three continuously in our materium. | |
And you can harmonize with that. | |
I know that people do. | |
I know one guy who's a fairly successful uh poker player, and you know, and he does things uh intuitively and mathematically inside, and I noticed that he's got this real fixation on three. | |
You know, he does it uh if he wins three three hands, three big hands, he backs off. | |
That kind of thing, you know. | |
So anyway, uh so the powers that be are trying to transform us, and they're trying to do so through one of the means, is through this very deep meaning uh uh construction of gender. | |
And they're telling us that nature is broken and that there are transgender people uh stuck in the wrong bodies, and we must address this. | |
This has led to a huge level of disruption in our society that cannot be um overemphasized. | |
It is transformational to the way that they want. | |
Now they've got it, the linguistics around it protected. | |
So they've protected their assault on gender and sex by all these um uh weaponized weaponized empathy. | |
Okay. | |
And they've weaponized empathy in many different ways. | |
They've done it around race. | |
Uh that's part of the thing, is that they used to do it around the Bolsheviks did it around class. | |
All everything was class. | |
They they, you know, um, and that's what they tried to do in India and it didn't work. | |
They tried to take over India with communism and it just burnt out because there's just too many classes, and they weren't able, and it's too ingrained uh in the caste system and supported by a religious power structure that needs that caste system to exist, so there was an instant battle with it. | |
Here we didn't have a religious power system that needed a particular uh emphasis on gender and sex to exist um in the uh main social discourse. | |
Uh what do they call that? | |
The Overton window, right? | |
But we need to discuss all of this as adults because this is at the core of the social order. | |
And this is one of the ways in which the bug is getting at us by by protected the discussion about it. | |
You can't bitch about someone uh with purple hair, uh, you know, a beard thicker than mine, um claiming to be female, right? | |
And lifting weights, this kind of thing. | |
Um you can't bitch because you're going against their identity, all of this intersectionality, all of this kind of stuff. | |
It's all been been uh compartmentalized. | |
Now that compartment has to bust open, and we're busting it open in these as the woo is overtaking the paradigm and all these other areas. | |
This this whole structure is going to break down uh probably fairly quickly, much quicker than it took to create it. | |
So it's taken like 45 or 50 years, maybe longer really, to create this. | |
It really goes back to the 60s if you look at some of the psychiatric shit that they started putting in in the 60s to convince the psychiatrist that they were gods and that the psychiatrist had great insight into the fact that nature was broken and they could pick out who it was broken in. | |
And so they did all these things to pump up the psychiatrist's understanding of their own art and so on, their own science, they made it a science, but uh such that we would be here now. | |
And that was a long hard path, but it's really been ramping up since um the 70s or so. | |
And uh all different kinds of aspects of the social order were engineered in order that this might occur. | |
Um just as if you want to destroy the social order, you start introducing you know fentanyl as uh as a drug in vast quantities because it's easy to and cheap to produce, and then you get everybody addicted, and then you can just come on in and clean up when you want to invade, because a lot of them will have self-terminated with addictions and trying to do their own transformational process uh with these kind of things. | |
Also, by the way, just as an aside, um I I couldn't act as a conduit, but I know that there are people that are working with um uh fentanyl addicts um uh with mushrooms, psychedelic mushrooms with good effect. | |
In any event, because it disrupts this this process and makes it completes it, you get transformed by the psychedelic mushrooms into something you're not, and in the process you leave behind uh the old cording uh that drove you to try and transform yourself through the fentanyl. | |
It just is a way of understanding this, right? | |
Okay, so um we find that transsexuals have been inculcated into our social order for a long time. | |
Uh back ancient Rome, uh back before Rome, um back Sumeria, um way back thousands of years. | |
Uh one of the first um images of this is the Bahopmet, right? | |
That uh goat god with the the tits and the arms and stuff. | |
Um that's a dual um gender being. | |
Now this shit arises, and the reason that it is pertinent is that the I'll get rid of that, we don't need that anymore. | |
Um the so I am of the opinion that if the mythos said that they hung Christ, or that they um uh drowned him, that we would not use a rope, and we would not use a pond as um symbols for Christianity. | |
We would still use the cross, okay? | |
That's because the cross is part of our understanding of transformation. | |
And it comes in and it's way deep, there's all this symbology to it. | |
But when you get into the cross, you get into this concept right here. | |
And we have, and from here we get the idea of the uh broken cross, uh the swastika, uh, the swastika, uh, but also that also has another point of origination, which is in the bending magnetic fields of the sun, | |
because the sun's equator uh rotates faster, rotates slower than the poles, and in the magnetic fields get twisted up, and and looking from either pole, the sun actually has a uh swastika kind of an effect uh three-dimensionally as these magnetic fields wrap around it. | |
So uh way back when, at some point, we could look at the sun with these magnetic filters that we now have today and see that effect occur. | |
So that's you know, inherited knowledge from the previous civilization. | |
But in this transformational process, um, which you have to acknowledge Christianity is all about transforming, right? | |
Uh sinner to non-center, sinner to save, uh, you know, basically bad person to good person, uh, Christ himself, you know, which it's it's kind of uh di I won't go into that, but anyway, Christ himself being you know uh transformed uh you know um beyond death all of these kind of things right uh uh live to dead to live again right and so the whole point of transformation by the way the whole point of using the cross is that going down any element of the cross and the part of the transformation you come to | |
the decision point. | |
And that decision point is the nexus of the two paths that meet. | |
And once you get into the cross and get into the path, you don't usually go back down the path that you came out of. | |
The symbology in the cross is so tied into transformation that we use it in a lot of different languages as an aspect, as a symbol for the transformative process. | |
Oh damn, another long one. | |
Okay, and I got to get to cleaning. | |
Okay, so anyway, the reason that, just as another aside, the peace symbol is what's known as the broken cross. | |
In the transformational initiation ethos and symbology, this is a no, okay? | |
You don't want to associate with any transformational process that is bifurcated, that doesn't offer you the three choices from your point of entry. | |
You go three different ways, right? | |
Continue on your path left or divert left or right. | |
And it gets into some pretty, all of the schools of disciplines of the transformational processes. | |
Lots of them center in on this, that once you go into the process, you come up to the point of the nexus. | |
So you can continue as universe, that's the straightforward, as universe would have you, you know, unaltered. | |
But to the left or to the right is a point of alteration. | |
And so, and you have that right to choose. | |
And this is kind of like in, you know, Star Wars, the dark side of the force, the, you know, the good side, etc. | |
And you get to choose which branch, which way you allow the transformational process to change you. | |
In this, you do not. | |
Okay, so this is known as the broken cross, the peace symbol, what we think of as the peace symbol. | |
All of these symbols are important, very, very, very important. | |
And you can learn to read them. | |
And so you get a real handle on what's going on. | |
Now, one of the things that we've got here is the concept of the two pillars. | |
All right. | |
Joachim and Boaz. | |
These are the two pillars out of masonry. | |
I don't like masons. | |
I appreciate the craft. | |
I appreciate a lot of the knowledge. | |
But I don't like the lodges. | |
Lodges are all corrupt, and they have been for fucking ever. | |
But the two pillars here are the two genders, right? | |
Male and female. | |
These two pillars in Masonic mythos, the whole goal is to join back into this unisexual being. | |
Not a hermaphrodite, but in a sense, being so. | |
All of these things go back to the idea of the Nummo, which I've done a lot of interviews on. | |
The Nummo is this really ancient legend among humans that we once encountered an aquatic species that was 98% female, and any given female could become male should that be necessary for fertilization. | |
And these were hominids, but that they were basically fish-based hominid, and had that characteristic to be able to have a fluid gender in all the understandings of that word. | |
And so that goes back to the Nummo. | |
The Masons have this in their core of their, as a lot of the secret societies do, is this idea that we're going to go back to this joining of male and female into a new being that is both. | |
And it's in Masonic literature, it's referenced as the being with two spines, all of these different kinds of things. | |
And there's all these symbols around it. | |
And we're seeing it in this confusion of gender, of this dilution of gender roles and dilution of gender separations that's gone through the changes were underway anyway, the people that are trying to harmonize and transform the society in the direction they want, like in the broken cross, giving us only that other one other option. | |
Those individuals are trying to rise to the fore now and uh distort all of this. | |
They use as their symbol for this process of transformation. | |
They use the X, okay, or the cross. | |
And so when they use it as an X, though, it goes to 10. | |
Goes to the idea of 10, as in the is in the Roman numeral 10. | |
Uh X, right, Roman numeral X for the let for the numeric that we think of as 10. | |
That's their symbol for the fusion. | |
That's their symbol for the domination of the of the of their being of the of the Freemasonry idea. | |
So this X you'll see in transformation, and it is deeply rooted symbology. | |
You're gonna see a lot of this kind of symbology and a lot of other competing symbology pop up as we go through these next um well dozens of years probably, but uh very um in sharp focus in the these next few months as we see them the masonry symbols start coming out into the open because they've got to bring them out in the open to try and um cord people up around them for | |
their manipulation and movement as they try and transform us. | |
You'll also see competing uh uses of many of their symbols, as well as uh people that will be pointing out the symbols as they're appearing, because not everybody can understand and read symbols. | |
I read a lot a lot of languages, a lot more than I speak. | |
Um it's sort of easy to read languages if you get into it. | |
I won't now, but um uh but I also read in symbols because I've come across these things repeatedly and it just kind of sticks with you, you know. | |
Oh, this this cult used that symbol this way, you know, that sort of thing, right? | |
Um over the next couple of months, it will be even stranger than it has been these past few months as we get into a period of time when uh symbols, the language of symbols, what's known as the language of the birds, uh will be coming out in a much more open fashion as our warfare comes out in a much more open fashion. | |
And so it will be important to understand that some people are using some symbols ignorant of any other uses of those symbols. | |
So many Christians don't or are not or are don't think that they are that the cross is they don't think that the cross equals X, which equals 10, and the and the 10 is another one of these merged things for the um for the Masonic cadre for the powers that be. | |
But many Christians don't see the cross as being the X, but many of the um occultists, uh not occultists, the powers that be in this kind of stuff, they know that that symbol is indeed that process. | |
Now, so you're gonna have to be the point here is that you're gonna have to be aware that there are all these competing transformational processes that are going on in humanity at this time, and that within those competing uh processes, they will be using many of the same symbols in entirely different ways with it with hard stops on the symbology, all different kinds of stuff, right? | |
Um therefore be aware that the symbol is not the thing. | |
All right, so you've got to be careful about this because the idea for the powers that be will be to cord people around symbols in order to move them and uh symbols are very very very powerful but if you're aware that people are speaking in symbology then you can take appropriate action and you can easily see uh things that will be developing and see who is using symbols which way and | |
that will identify players and opponents and then everybody else is an NPC so anyway guys I gotta get to cleaning uh it's it's more storm here. | |
Uh watch out for the symbols though it's gonna get really active over this um uh next little bit of time. | |
I think that was it. |