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| Hello humans. | |
| Hello humans. | |
| Hello there. | |
| Hello delusional humans. | |
| So I've got to get this done quick. | |
| It's cold. | |
| Very, very cold. | |
| 41 degrees okay so So we're going to reference stuff that is sort of covered by Robert Sapolsky. | |
| S-A-P-O-L-S-K-Y, I believe. | |
| Sapolsky and his book, Behave. | |
| It's poorly written. | |
| Behave. | |
| As in behavior. | |
| So, if you want to get into it, it's a big, thick book. | |
| You can't read through it like a novel. | |
| You've got to stop and digest it as we go along. | |
| But it's pertinent to the stuff I'm going to go through today. | |
| All right. | |
| So we're going to talk about reality. | |
| And there will be tests. | |
| Okay, so there's going to be a test to this. | |
| So just be advised. | |
| I'm not going to give you the test. | |
| Reality is going to give you the test. | |
| All right. | |
| So reality is, I'm not going to go into how people get ideas and what they think about reality and so on. | |
| But reality could be described in this particular manner that I'll do in just a second. | |
| Many of the New Age kind of people, they'd go along with me on some of these statements as to how reality exists because what I'm going to say that basically is reality exists in the now, and that's why we always say live in the now, right? | |
| But it doesn't exist in the future or the past. | |
| We have memories of the past, which are distorted. | |
| They become more distorted over time. | |
| They become diminished over time. | |
| And so the past becomes diminished over time unless we write it down or take video, etc., etc., right? | |
| Okay, but so reality can be thought of. | |
| Let's just say that this were the baseline of reality. | |
| And we are here, okay? | |
| And we're right at the very edge of where the future forms. | |
| Because the future does not exist. | |
| We form it just ahead of our collective arrival in it. | |
| And so this would be an easy thing understood by many Eastern religions, by Brahmanism, etc., etc. | |
| Not so much in the ideas of Christianity and stuff, because they have the idea that we might be here and reality exists way the hell out there and we're just going along on this already existent substrate. | |
| And it doesn't work that way. | |
| Okay, so that understanding of our current situation, physics, et cetera, is not valid. | |
| What is valid is that our reality forms, here let me extend this just so we've got some more room to work with. | |
| So this is the past. | |
| And let's just say that this general area is the now. | |
| And this is the future. | |
| Now, the future is a range, okay? | |
| It's not an existent state now. | |
| It is a range of probability. | |
| And so the probability of our future extends from here, which would be, you know, bizarro extinction, right? | |
| Extinction ideas. | |
| Let's go with the common understanding. | |
| I didn't want to get into the dualism involved in all this, but let's go with it this way. | |
| Okay, so let's put extinction down here. | |
| And let's put up here ascendancy. | |
| All right. | |
| I'm going to ascend. | |
| All right. | |
| So let's get rid of that. | |
| Grab another one of those. | |
| All right. | |
| So we have a range. | |
| We have a potential range, or we have a range of probabilities of potentiality. | |
| So this whole area here is the range of our potential. | |
| Okay, so this right here represents the entire range of our potential. | |
| Within that range of potential, any given manifestation is an element of our total collective probability of a particular path. | |
| So this line here is really illusionary, okay, because our reality is formed collectively by all of us. | |
| And so there's millions of people up here having their realities go along all these different areas, right? | |
| Different from what we could call our base actual reality. | |
| All right, and so there's each one of these collectively, all these, this is like all total, that's like seven billion humans that are forming our now and heading us this way. | |
| And so our future forms out of our collective now, okay? | |
| Sort of makes sense. | |
| And so the New Age people are correct to some extent when they talk about co-creation, just not in the way that they quite think. | |
| But collectively, we are all co-creating, along with the pulse of universe, our current now, and that determines the future. | |
| So, our future will be an aggregate of all of the people that are existent in the now as we move into that future. | |
| And thus, if all of our people were focused on extinction, we would have a higher probability of having an extinction event. | |
| On the other hand, if all of the people are focused on an ascension kind of a thing, then we'd have a higher probability of having that path. | |
| Now note that, as I said, this is illusionary. | |
| The now line is like something like this because the future changes constantly. | |
| The now is constantly being altered by where all of the billions of people are in their collective understanding of what the hell's happening at this moment. | |
| And so if we all looked up and saw space aliens, then that would drastically alter the now, okay? | |
| And so our now, which might be bumbling along down here, might shoot way the hell up there. | |
| And so, and this is an aspect of consciousness. | |
| Both little consciousness, like in our noggins, and big consciousness, like Power's universe. | |
| All right, so this view here, our baseline, is a representation of movement, okay, through time. | |
| And that representation of movement is why I say it's flattened out, but that we really are hugely variant at any given point in the now. | |
| So, and in this particular now, right at this moment, there's a lot of people that are concentrated on thinking about Clarence and the Supremes versus the mother wefer, right, in the Battle of the Bands. | |
| And so a lot of people are thinking about that, and so our current now line is way up here with all of those people that are thinking about that because of the sheer mass of people that are drawing us into some level of probability, some amount of probability relative to that future. | |
| And that's the way it works. | |
| And this is why you would see why this would make sense for the mother wefers to try and take over the propaganda mill to convert everybody's attention span to a particular direction that they may skew the formation of the future. | |
| That's basically what they're trying to do. | |
| Now, there's a whole lot of reasons that that doesn't work, and it comes back to bite you in the ass, okay? | |
| Trying to steer the collective mass of humanity at that level for purposes at that level is fundamentally not doable, and it sets up a resistance in universe that builds and builds and builds until it overwhelms your effort. | |
| Okay, and we can get into that in some other time. | |
| All right, so right now we can see that basically, if we were to look at it appropriately, all of us guys are right here in this now, and the past has faded out. | |
| Right? | |
| It doesn't exist. | |
| I defy anybody watching this video in this moment to shift themselves back in time any amount. | |
| one second, half hour, an hour, and relive that time. | |
| You can't do it. | |
| It doesn't exist because of the nature of consciousness relative to both the zeitge and the zeit, both the time and the collective mass or feeling within that time. | |
| And so time and humanity should really be represented as simply a single dot in a potentially moving position and there is movement. | |
| That single dot is us guys. | |
| And yes, I know that this looks like an Egyptian hieroglyph that's not accidental. | |
| Okay, so that dot represents all of humanity at this moment causing the future to form out here and all these masses to come at us such that some of them will emerge into our reality from the potentiality of it all, from their individual lines of probability within that potentiality. | |
| And thus the future doesn't exist. | |
| So we are basically writing the point of the pyramid, okay? | |
| We are right there. | |
| And this line, that dot represents the line from the past into the formation of the future, which is coming at it, okay? | |
| That is emerging just ahead of it. | |
| Now, this, of course, by the way, means that Corey Good's full of shit. | |
| There's no such thing as time travel. | |
| You can't go into a future that doesn't exist. | |
| So Corey Good's idea of this bullshit 20 and back thing is just horseshit because it's like what kind of a future did he go into, right? | |
| Only the future in his own brain, which he admits to, which he says that it was all his creation. | |
| That's why he's trademarked it. | |
| So you know, just by examining things, okay, so I have a basis and understanding that allows me to instantly see Corey Good's horseshit and know it to be horseshit because I understand how reality itself works. | |
| And I can say, no, that's not even within the realm of probabilities that could occur within our potentiality. | |
| Potentiality being very much like the potential in a capacitor, right, to discharge at any given point based on the building up of the load and the number of points that are available to cause a discharge. | |
| And so in this sense of potentiality, Corey Good's stuff doesn't even exist. | |
| And so I know it's horseshit, and I kept saying it was horseshit, and the bastard sued me. | |
| I got out of it. | |
| Now he's admitting that everything he said was horseshit. | |
| So I knew back when, right? | |
| So these understandings provide you with thinking tools for your mind to be able to do analysis to allow you to determine what the fuck is reality. | |
| And bear in mind, reality is just that one single point moving in that direction into the future. | |
| So you have very little to stand on here, guys. | |
| And so this is why such mind viruses as communism and socialism can be made to exist. | |
| What they do is that they come on in, they know that they want to occur here, the guys that are promoting these mind viruses for their own purpose. | |
| Bear in mind that the people that control communism, control socialism, are not communists and they're not socialists. | |
| That's a mind virus for the people below them to believe, to create true believers. | |
| If you really want to see a good sub-thread in a TV series about this, go watch the TV series called Clio. | |
| It's about a Stasi assassin. | |
| The Stasi were the East German state police. | |
| I lived in Germany at the time that Germany was split, arguably at the height of the split and the height of the fierceness of the Stasi. | |
| And these people were no one to fuck with, okay? | |
| but they were the true believers, and they were deluded as fuck. | |
| And we'll get into that in a second. | |
| Okay, so now our non-existent future is emerging out there now as a result of what we do now and how we think about things now. | |
| There is only this now. | |
| We live in this little tiny dot that is propelled in our consciousness. | |
| It's moving our consciousness in like incremental steps so small that we can't determine that there are steps. | |
| All that we can do is fuel the flow of it. | |
| And this movement is called the pulse. | |
| I've talked about this in past videos. | |
| You can go look up the Wooball and these other ones and get into the mechanics of it all. | |
| The point of this is that the mind virus people, the people that invent socialism and communism, now know they can't sell socialism and communism. | |
| Its day is past, right? | |
| No one ain't buying that shit anymore because of experiences like Soviet Union, the GDR, the German Democratic Republic of East Germany, etc., right? | |
| All of these communist countries are shitholes, and we've all seen it from the outside. | |
| So you can't sell communism. | |
| So now they've renamed it as, you know, the Green New Deal. | |
| Okay? | |
| And basically it's all that woke shit. | |
| Woke is a mind virus. | |
| Woke is these people that decided that they want to do this and they want it to appear in 2022, right? | |
| They want to take over in 2022. | |
| They got to have certain things happening. | |
| So they work backwards and they say, okay, back here in 1970, we got to have control of at least 60% of all of the school boards in this particular area by this year in order to start putting in our teachers that are going to affect the minds of all of the people such that by the time that generation gets here, | |
| it will accept woke and gender queering and CRT and all of this stuff as a natural part of the actual reality as opposed to the mind virus that we have created and inserted into that reality by these efforts over this period of time. | |
| And they know quite deliberately what they're doing. | |
| These are the same people that promoted this guy. | |
| Now this guy had an idea and his idea was that reality does not exist except through certain internal functions of your personality that he thought were parts of your mind. | |
| Okay? | |
| And this guy's name was Sigismund, Shlomo Sigismund Freud. | |
| And he was promoted as Sigmund Freud. | |
| And he was promoted by the Kazarian mafia. | |
| His ideas were horseshit, but they coincided with and supported Karl Marx pimping out communism. | |
| And we find those same ideas being used in how they approach the insertion of these mind viruses in here. | |
| So Shlomo was a cocaine addict. | |
| He was a nicotine addict. | |
| He died of the, lost his whole jaw because he couldn't stop smoking cigars. | |
| Okay, so he recognized that there was a condition whereby you could recognize this condition that he called delusional. | |
| And he thought that delusions were a function of the various little subcomponents that he labeled were subcomponents of your mind. | |
| The ego, the id, you know, all of this kind of stuff, right? | |
| None of which really exist. | |
| They were just his way of categorizing things. | |
| There are other ways to think about the mind that make a lot more sense. | |
| And other ways to use it to analyze itself other than psychiatric approaches, okay? | |
| And so Sigismund Freud, Shlomo, he thought that the mind existed as a substrate that was formed of what we could think of as these plates. | |
| And so one might be the ego and so on, right? | |
| And he thought that your ideas and your ability to do things existed because of the relationship of these substrates of your mind. | |
| That the id over here would provide you with all of these different kind of and the ego would provide you with these impetus to get moving and do something. | |
| And so in his descriptions of the true believers and so forth and how you got to a true believer state, that's how the mother wefers have been selling communism. | |
| Ever since he came up with this idea, they've been applying these concepts as tools in their sales effort. | |
| Now, Shlomo was not a complete dolt. | |
| He understood some aspects of things that can be used and were used by these people to sell communism, etc. | |
| Mostly they sold communism by killing people and by criminal thuggery and bad behavior, not by, but then they would get people as kids and they would inculcate them as true believers. | |
| So they didn't have a whole lot of true believers until they killed all these parents and then made them into true believers. | |
| You'll see that as one of the sub-themes in this little eight-episode series. | |
| It's on Netflix, I think. | |
| Anyway, so the true believers, according to Freud, are motivated by a particular set of arrangements in your mind that the guys who are selling the ideology that requires a true believer to promulgate it can't be sold on its own. | |
| You've got to have it forced down someone's throat. | |
| Those guys bought into his approach to things. | |
| There are aspects of it that work, but not enough. | |
| It's not complete. | |
| It's not a really good understanding. | |
| There's other ways to think about it. | |
| Another way to think about everything that Freud talked about is to not use his goofy labeling approach and subset of the mind and stuff, but rather to take Robert Sapolsky's approach and look at not any supposed areas in the mind, but let's just examine behavior. | |
| And from behavior, let's see what we can deduce. | |
| And you can approach things in a very much more rational fashion that way. | |
| And you get to the idea that our personalities are not driven by these by the Freudian concepts of stuff within our mind, but are driven by an interaction, | |
| a self-reinforcing interaction between the hormonal systems of our bodies, our current mental state, and our current emotional state, and that these three can reinforce each other, and they can cause consistent behavior. | |
| And if universe rewards consistent behavior, it develops over a long time and becomes a part of the personality to the extent that we would say it was a key core element of our personality, right? | |
| But even that could be changed to some extent. | |
| So you can't really, I won't go into the details. | |
| You really need to look at all of this stuff from a behavioralist point of view. | |
| Now, Sapolsky is not a psychiatrist. | |
| He's a sociologist. | |
| He's a guy that came out with the label of a lot of different ones, but labeling behavior characteristics as a way to separate people into the way that they might function. | |
| So now, in a particular way, if you read his book and were an evil fucker, you could really use that to your advantage as a salesperson or as an evil dictator person, this kind of thing. | |
| However, let's just discuss right at the moment this idea that a personality is formed as a result of a complex of behaviors and that you might have some core of behavior complex that exists here and it's quite dense and you could be counted upon to do certain things. | |
| So I can always be counted upon to analyze the situation right away. | |
| It's just part of the way I do things, right? | |
| So there's just part of the behavioral complex that forms the core of my personality. | |
| Now, there's no necessarily, it's not necessary that we involve the ego or any of this kind of stuff in here. | |
| But your personality is going to be like our developing future. | |
| There's going to be stuff within your personality, within the larger personality of yourself, that isn't consistent within your core personality, that sometimes you do it and sometimes you don't. | |
| You know, and it's going to depend. | |
| Now, the concepts that we pick up from behavior is that our core personality has a, and okay, so our core personality can be split into these three areas. | |
| And the three areas are self-reinforcing because one of these areas is your emotional component. | |
| That is to say, the hormones in your body. | |
| And so we get a hormonal pump to certain kinds of behavior. | |
| So you'll note personalities, you'll run across personalities, and you will find that some of these guys are just angry, mean sons of bitches, right? | |
| Maybe they're an old guy and they're in the process of dying and they just can't get out of all the regrets and all of this. | |
| They're going to get a hormonal pump to that meanness such that that meanness means that when any time you approach them, the probability is that they're going to be in this mean, reinforced state. | |
| You know, it could be a young guy that's been abused, right? | |
| And his mind's wacko from that abuse. | |
| And so anytime you approach him, his core personality may be in one of these states that has a hormonal pump attached to it, such that that behavior complex, whenever your body, whenever your mind gets to the point where you have this mental change of state, and you get into another hormonal aspect, your mind would go to the part that it recognizes in association with that mental state. | |
| And then your hormonal state here is pumping the whole thing up, your emotional part of it. | |
| And so it becomes a, and then there's the behavior out, the manifestation of it. | |
| And so it becomes this like self-reinforcing core component of your personality. | |
| But here's the thing. | |
| Your personality is not fixed relative to these things. | |
| There's a lot of anchors and fixed components caused by the hormones. | |
| So if you're nervous and something startles you and you get a hormonal rush, that will reinforce the nervousness. | |
| So some personalities do well. | |
| Some nervous personalities do very well in martial arts because they learn to be situationally aware and they start taking control of the hormonal pump that reinforces that nervous behavior. | |
| And so you find these personalities naturally gravitating towards fast twitch activities. | |
| And so this was the way it was with Bruce Lee because before Bruce Lee got into the martial arts, he was a dancer. | |
| You know, he was a top flight dancer. | |
| So it was that expression of that part of the personality that is getting reinforced by the hormonal pump. | |
| Anyway, though, so our personalities can shift over time and can be expected to shift over time. | |
| So you may take with you some core elements of your core personality throughout your entire life that way and recognize those as part of yourself. | |
| Or you may suffer such violent shocks in your life that you're just wonderstruck by the newness of your personality and the things you do and how you feel and so on. | |
| Now, okay, so it is malleable in that regard. | |
| That's your personality, okay? | |
| That's not your soul, that's not your being, not even your mind to a certain extent, because a lot of it is hormonal. | |
| So now the mother wefers here have been fucking with our hormones. | |
| All right, so they've been doing it through foods, they've been doing it through EMF, electromagnetic fields, they've been doing it through chemtrails, they've been doing it through the water, through introduction of minerals, and all of this kind of stuff, right? | |
| As they are doing all of that deliberately to fuck with their hormones to keep them all out of whack. | |
| So you're not a nice stable being. | |
| And when you're in this wacky state, they can shift your behavior complex and your mind and alter your personality and get you to dye your hair and become woke, you know, or go knock down statues or something. | |
| All of these are delusions that they've put on the social order. | |
| Now note that a delusion is an emotional reinforcement, an emotional complex. | |
| So your hormones are reinforcing an invalid mental state. | |
| So why do you have a mind? | |
| Okay, why aren't you just a board-like roboton to just act out all of your karma? | |
| Why is there even the concept of free will, let alone any kind of expression of it? | |
| And this is because universe demands that we all have minds to seek for our reality. | |
| Okay, so if we think of our reality as the collective unfolding of the future, of it all falling in, and it falls in between the past and that future bump, and this is the expression of the larger now, then it's our job in the reality, right? | |
| It's a job of our minds to filter through all of the inputs that are showing up in this reality to decide that, okay, you know, my reality goes through this space like that as it emerges out of the future. | |
| And you analyze and create, assist in deciding what the probabilities are. | |
| So a real world example is that somewhere in this unfolding reality is somebody, a male, that is pretending to be a female, and that unfolding reality would have me encounter that person, and I'm not going to reinforce their delusion. | |
| Their delusion is this hormonal thing that's probably even injecting hormones, and it's attached to a falseness, right? | |
| And so delusion is hormonal stuff attached to a false understanding of our reality. | |
| And you are attempting to create something out here that is not within the realm of the actual probability that what could exist. | |
| And so you're, in my case, my understanding, that qualifies as delusion. | |
| And that you are not a female. | |
| You are a man pretending to be a female and deliberately attempting to get me to distort my opinion, my analysis of reality, to accept you as a female. | |
| And it's like, no, you know, why would you want to deceive me? | |
| Why are you deceiving yourself? | |
| I think you are delusional in attempting to do both of those. | |
| And they each reinforce my understanding that this is a deliberate thing. | |
| You're mentally ill. | |
| That's quite obvious. | |
| That mental illness may have been put on you by some weird ass doctor who's involved in all of this other horseshit. | |
| But nonetheless, you know, I'm not going to reinforce your delusion. | |
| Now, this is not a big deal for me, right? | |
| I've had this experience. | |
| I've run into, you know, like young men in summer sun dresses in Starbucks interacting as though they're female with a female behind the counter, and they turn around and spill something on me, and I say, yo, dude, watch out. | |
| And they flip out, right? | |
| Absolutely go horseshit, batshit crazy. | |
| And it doesn't matter to me. | |
| I have a superpower in this regard because my brother was a full-on schizophrenic. | |
| And so I spent 55 years with him and his schizophrenia and the delusions. | |
| And he was very early onset schizophrenic. | |
| Hit him in his early teens. | |
| And I understand delusions and I don't support them, right? | |
| They instantly go away if you don't add to them. | |
| You needn't do anything to take away from them. | |
| You can by saying, dude, like pointing out the obvious, right? | |
| You know, if you've got an Adam's apple, you've got to have a banana down below, right? | |
| So it breaks the mindset that they need in order to sustain this thing out here outside of the real reality that is our collective common manifestation of the future into the now. | |
| And they don't own the now. | |
| Fuck them. | |
| I own the now, right? | |
| I own my vision of reality. | |
| Isn't this what they're claiming? | |
| And they're claiming that they're female. | |
| Well, it's my claim on my reality that that's horseshit and that they're trying to delude me. | |
| Just like Corey Good tried to delude everybody that he'd been into space and had been into a future that was non-existent and come back into a past that wouldn't have existed had he been able to get into that future. | |
| And it's like, no, I'm not going to put up with this. | |
| And, you know, as he saw, he sued me and he lost. | |
| Now, something else to point out to Corey's delusion, I saw some of his deposition stuff and I saw that he is referencing juries. | |
| And it's like Corey is deluded if he is thinking that he's going to get a jury of people that will believe him. | |
| It's like, Corey, what if you had even one person on the jury like myself? | |
| I could talk all of those jurors into not believing any of your horseshit just by pointing out all the horseshit and the stink of it all. | |
| And so, you know, so people's delusions can be powerful. | |
| It can destroy their lives as they work towards some meeting with their personal karma and destiny, whatever the hell the motivation is. | |
| We can speculate on it. | |
| It's not meaningful to us now. | |
| But the delusional aspect of it is. | |
| And so you can, you know, at certain points in time when people have interesting combinations of emotional, that is to say, hormonal balances and outside influence can shift their minds out of a serious delusion. | |
| And I've seen it happen. | |
| It's not like talk therapy, right? | |
| You've got to know what you're doing relative to what's going on. | |
| And note how much effort it takes to create the delusion that's taken over maybe, what, 8% of the populace of the United States about the CRT, the gender queering shit, you know, all of that kind of stuff, right? | |
| The fake history. | |
| It takes a lot to sell that. | |
| They've been working on that for 60 years because you've got to get the true believers in there in order to try and turn it into communism and so on. | |
| And it's brittle, very, very, very brittle. | |
| It's not self-sustaining because it is a forcing of the manifestation of the future into a particular path that is deviant from what would exist by the natural accumulation of forces had you not shoveled it. | |
| They think they have the prerogative and the power to shovel all of humanity into a particular manifestation of the future. | |
| So the mother wefers are trying to get all of us guys to concentrate up here and to pick out the future that benefits them. | |
| Now, this is like humanity can be thought of as like a much highly much more complex, but still we can think about it as an algorithmic processing machine that each of us in determining the nature of the reality of ourselves is extracting from the probability of the future those things that are meaningful to us and | |
| we concentrate on them. | |
| In so doing, we apply a generalized pressure to the formation of the future in some area that is related to all of our collective mished up understanding of what could emerge, the probabilities. | |
| So they, the mother wefers in this World War wef, are constantly having to reinforce their true believers because the true believers just rubbing up against the rest of us saying, yo, dude, you know, don't spill your shit on me because you're twirling in your summer dress. | |
| That's what he did. | |
| He was twirling to show off to the counter woman who was, she was pretty creeped out, in my opinion. | |
| And he spilled his coffee on me. | |
| You know, I just irritated. | |
| I'm old and pissed, right? | |
| That's my reality. | |
| And he ran into it. | |
| And so some of it, you know, eroded onto him. | |
| So we affect everybody else around us. | |
| Everybody's reality erodes and we're like all these rocks and stuff tumbling to try and smooth everything out into this generalized trend line of reality. | |
| And in fact, all of humanity is, you know, balanced on that single point. | |
| And you'll see in Aikido, you'll see things like this, the triangle and the square representing the cube. | |
| That represents pyramid. | |
| That represents the sphere, the dynamic sphere of reality. | |
| Anyway, so the amount of work they have to put in to try and shovel us into this little tiny area is huge and it is failing. | |
| It fails faster the more of us out here see what they're doing. | |
| And then we say, no, that's kind of creepy, dude. | |
| And you don't have to do much. | |
| You just have to turn your attention away from them and turn everybody else's attention away from them and they will just sort of dissolve. | |
| They won't have any of this kind of power. | |
| They'll act out because they'll freak out that their power is going away. | |
| When they act out, it'll get a lot of people really irritated. | |
| And in that now, we'll take our metaphorical sticks and we'll go and club them until they're not so irritating. | |
| And that's kind of how the past has worked out this issue. | |
| That's how we've worked out this issue in the past. | |
| This time it's going to be a little bit different because it's global. | |
| Usually it's in a little tiny isolated area and none of the rest of the world hears about it. | |
| Now it's everywhere. | |
| It's happening all over. | |
| So this is the major shift of the ages. | |
| You know, a year from now, it won't look like now. | |
| Two years from now, it'll be hard to imagine the world we came from only three years ago because so much will have changed. | |
| Because our new reality will be in the future that will be emerging in the place that is closer to what we can think of as the universe-designated mean line, okay, which would be out in here, as opposed to what the mother wefers want us to do up in here, right? | |
| Or down, whatever way you want to think about it. | |
| I'm not hung up on direction. | |
| You know, what does direction mean in space? | |
| Anyway, so they're trying to do it through food, through the EMF, through the chemtrails, through the water, through the media. | |
| You can see how all of these are falling away. | |
| As the media falls away, it unmasks the chemtrails and unmasks the food alterations and unmasks the EMF, etc. | |
| And more and more people talk about it as more and more people pile onto it. | |
| It deviates us back down towards this point of the future, which is what we can think of as our mean pressure line. | |
| And so social order delusions are awful hard to maintain. | |
| Usually it takes only a couple of generations and then it fades away. | |
| Because it's difficult to create true believers without great opposition. | |
| Because the true believer is this hardened, you know, and I'm going to just, you know, the Stasi, right? | |
| The true believer. | |
| Anyway, the social order delusions fall away faster than personal delusions. | |
| Personal delusions are fueled by the hormonal pressure. | |
| You don't have hormonal pressure on the society. | |
| So they have to engineer the equivalent. | |
| Okay, and so the equivalent of a hormonal pressure which arises from inside your body within the social order are all of the Karens that are trying to enforce this, all the true believers that are trying to enforce this social fitting into these parameters. | |
| And they killed off a lot of those guys with the shots. | |
| And a lot of them are really fucking freaked that have had the shots and have not yet died. | |
| So there's a lot less Karen activity. | |
| And we're seeing that the unleashing of the free speech and the Twitter freedom and all of this kind of stuff further diminishes the Karen activity, allowing us to gently move all of ourselves towards this more effective harmonization with universe. | |
| So that's one of the key things of Aikido, right? | |
| Is the harmonization of mind, body, and universe with universe. | |
| And you get a lot further if you're not fighting shit all the time. | |
| If your understanding of reality is not diluted and you have a better grasp of where all of this stuff is. | |
| And I can argue that, you know, even as an old guy, I had a better, far better grasp of the reality than my opponent who sued me in the lawsuit, Corey Good. | |
| And that he's a perfect example of what happens when you allow your delusions to control your understanding of reality because they never work out. | |
| You know, they're never ever going to happen. | |
| The delusions can be sustained if everyone else agrees to sustain your delusion. | |
| And that's what happened with his exposure on Gaia TV. | |
| He had a lot of people in his audience that agreed with him. | |
| We're going to believe you and believe you went into space and had been out to the future. | |
| We're going to believe that the future exists on this as a solid state somewhere out here and you were hopping back and forth. | |
| All of these things that I could even get into the minutiae of the energy required to try and bridge this probability barrier. | |
| It's quite fascinating if you're into the physics of it. | |
| Not because you could, but because of the things it teaches you about traveling outside of time with like magnetism and shit. | |
| But anyway, so the point of all of this is that We're at a place where the complex of behaviors that are our aggregate individual personalities aggregating with everybody else's individual personalities are changing as we move through this great change of the ages from Piscean behavior into Aquarian behavior. | |
| These changes are being augmented by the kind of radiation that we're under now. | |
| So we have a white sun now. | |
| When I was born, we had a yellow sun. | |
| Apparently, yellow suns are much more conducive to the delusions that are set up in Piscean behavior, right? | |
| The collective movements, etc., etc., are apparently a yellow sun kind of an effect because they were much easier to engineer in my youth than they are now. | |
| And the WEF is failing now to engineer all of these. | |
| As I say, it may be these strange energies from space that we're encountering now that are causing the minds of people to be that much more difficult to get into these states the way that the WEF had been able to do it for some period of time. | |
| Maybe a couple of thousand years, for all I know. | |
| In any event, though, this understanding, this ability to understand what reality is, how reality forms, where reality exists only in the point of the now, is going to be tested as we go forward because there will be so much stuff emerging out of the potentiality, | |
| the range of possibilities and probabilities will be outside what the normies have been led to expect as the range. | |
| So, one of the ways that the mother wefers have controlled the normies, and I'm going to get on to stuff, is to narrow down the range that the normies could see here of potential. | |
| And we're about to bust out of that and show the normies this whole band of the potential that can exist by showing them what has existed in the past that has not been told to them. | |
| So, their minds don't have it. | |
| So much more that can be said about all this. | |
| I'm not going to get into it because it just gets into more analysis and more detail of it, right? | |
| But if you're really interested in this kind of stuff, you can read Sapolsky far better than Freud. | |
| Far better than Freud, his understanding. | |
| In any event, though, so I'm looking for this range of the future to present us with a huge amount of new stuff starting imminently, like within the next two weeks or so. | |
| And to totally destroy, through that expansion of the realm of possibilities, to totally destroy the filter that the WEF has put on the formation of the or the emergence of the future insofar as the normies are concerned. | |
| And this could be a very exciting time. | |
| That's where the test will come in because you'll have to say, you know, is that existent? | |
| Is that real? | |
| Is that really happening? | |
| And it's going to blow everybody away, normie and non-normie. | |
| Okay, the people that are awake are going to say, no, I've been hoping for that for 20 years. | |
| It can't be happening. | |
| And I've been disappointed so many times in those 20 years. | |
| They can't actually be saying that on mainstream media. | |
| No, that's horseshit. | |
| Somebody's screwing with me. | |
| Because it'll take you a time to believe it as well. | |
| Anyway, guys, I got to go. | |
| It's cold as hell out here. | |
| And I've got to go get some new coffee. | |
| Take care and have good holidays. |