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Dec. 14, 2024 - Clif High
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Blue Haired Demiurge
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Hello humans.
Hello, humans.
It's uh December 14, sometime after 8.30.
We lost our power this last time at uh 440.
And uh usually it takes us about um uh six hours to get it returned.
They're pretty good here.
Uh it doesn't usually take longer than that.
We're all spread out in this county, so it can be a real pain.
And we're gonna have um we're in the midst of a storm, so I mean, heavy, heavy winds, massive flooding is expected on the order of five feet in my little town here.
So our the main drag through the little bird that goes around this corner is gonna flood out.
Um you can get through there when it's 18 inches to two feet.
I've got a snorkel on my sand car, so if I really got to get through, I can.
Um I don't like doing that because of the storm surge, it, you know, the inundation and salt water and stuff, not good.
Anyway um so I wanted to talk about a few things here while I had some time.
Uh sitting in the cold.
We don't, it's it's light.
I've got the windows open or the blinds open, and we've got a little bit of light.
Uh it's a strange storm though.
Um, so maybe it was I was asleep, so I don't know.
Maybe it was 10.30 last night.
I was awakened by a uh uh sort of like uh I want to say a pulsing or flickering light um uh coming through the back windows here, the windows on the ocean side, and it was like, okay, you know, I'm awake.
I might as well I'd go into bed early because of the storm.
Um and the power losses and stuff, right?
There's just no point to staying up.
Um and I go to bed early anyway.
I get up at 3:30 or 4.
So anyway, though, I was uh uh something woke me up.
I I noticed a sort of pulsing light.
It's not like it's pulsing, it was sort of flickering, really.
Couldn't tell what it was.
It was reflected into the house.
I got up to um uh go have a quick little look.
And for a brief part of a second, I was aware of a uh I'm gonna say slightly yellowish light coming through the clouds, and then it was gone.
All right, in sort of a flash, there was like an after-effect on my eyes.
Uh I was doing seeing all this through an upper window that doesn't have any blinds on it.
Um, but I wasn't looking at whatever the hell it was directly, right?
I was seeing it more as a reflection off the clouds, so I'm not really sure what it was, and it and it vanished real quick.
So I'm gonna after uh we get power back, I'm gonna be interested to see if we had UFO reports out here.
Um, or if it was some kind of a lightning effect.
Uh, we've had lightning intermittently this morning.
We don't usually get them in these kind of storms, uh, but sometimes.
Um anyway, so um lots of damage, more trees down, all different kinds of problems.
Uh so it may be a while before the power comes on, and I'd been uh thinking about how to get across to particular kind of an idea.
And so here's uh here's what I wanted to uh talk about.
Um there are these um, I think they were psychiatrists, maybe they were psychologists in the uh 1980s and or 70s, 80s, and 90s, uh that uh by the name of Hewling and uh Jackson, and they were part of a group.
Um we'll have to say informal.
I don't know the structure of the group.
There were maybe nine or ten members, a bunch of the people in the same profession, and they were all doing research and discussing and stuff.
Anyway, Hulling and Jackson wrote down this idea they had that they called parasitic consciousness.
And they derived it from one particular method.
Okay, and so uh in the 90s, along comes this guy, Michael Persinger, and he uh reads about uh their work, and he's doing other work with Ingo Swan that leads to the formalization of uh remote viewing protocols, many of which I think uh Dick Algayer uses to some great great um with some great skill and to some great effect, right?
So um anyway, Michael Persinger uh examines this idea and gets into it real deep.
Now, uh you have to now uh and so Hewling and Jackson called this idea parasitic consciousness.
And the idea is uh described best by Persinger, in my opinion, okay, because uh Hewling and Jackson get into it from um uh a different way, and they use terms that they should not, and so it becomes a little confusing, right?
Um they should never have called it consciousness because it is uh it is a form of consciousness, that's quite true, uh, but it's not a um uh and it is external and it is parasitic, but it's more of a it's not a complete consciousness, all right?
It's uh more of a fractional consciousness.
Uh so uh or uh or a part of it.
And so here's the idea uh uh from two different perspectives, okay.
And so from the um uh from the concept of the ontology, uh you have giant supreme consciousness, okay.
Uh the ontology means you know, looking uh the science of looking for or examining or seeking uh the nature of your existence.
I don't like to keep using the term supreme consciousness to do to define consciousness that is not localized in the materium, and so I use the word ontology because I am seeking my own existence, and I've I've come across the consciousness on the other side that exists on the other side of the life death barrier, and that consciousness powers everything within the materium.
All right, so consciousness is out there, this is consciousness written all uppercase, right?
It decides it need it has this idea, uh, it's this search for novelty.
If you think about it in a deep way, novelty, just the thought that there might be something that supreme consciousness could not know ahead of time, gets it all whipped up, gets it all tingly, so to speak.
Um, because just that thought is interesting.
Uh it knows everything.
Is there's is it possible that there's something it could not know ahead of time?
Uh the new, the novel.
And so it creates the experiment.
The experiment is this materium.
There may be millions of more materiums, there's no fucking way to know, but they don't cross-talk.
There's no interdimensional shit.
Um materium is as we see it.
Uh, we're we're embodied bits of consciousness.
Consciousness writ large, all in upper case, the ontology, the supreme consciousness, fractures itself in a manner that we we can speculate about, but we need not go into at this point.
Uh when it does so, it it uh has those little fractured bits embodied in this materium, and we call that experience life, okay, in all of its plethora of forms.
It's all the same fucking consciousness.
The inanimate matter is also consciousness, uh slightly different form and not obviously not dynamic.
Umciousness uh an activity in our bodies.
Uh all right, so let me back up a bit.
All right, so consciousness splits itself up and shoves itself into the embodiment here, right?
But as they discussed ad infinitum uh in the eight hundreds through the twelve hundreds in the uh formation of the uh church, uh Catholic Church and stuff, they kept going on and on and on about this idea that we didn't live in a perfect world, and why would God create a world that wasn't perfect?
And they just did not understand that the nature of the quest is not to create a perfect world, but to discover the new.
And so, in order to discover the new, you must allow for random to emerge.
We do not have random in this universe, nor do we have random in our computer and our digital um sequencing devices.
Okay, and we can go into that some other point.
Um, but true random does not yet exist in uh the material.
We may be getting there.
That may be part of the singularity.
Umarity is misnamed or is appropriately named but misidentified.
I think that's the singularity is at the point that the ontology discovers novelty, that it act that novelty actually creates itself within the materium.
And it that's in that sense, the singularity is the proof, it's the success of the ontology's experiment, uh, which we are all part of, active dynamic parts of that experiment.
We're all serving our roles in the experiment for supreme consciousness seeking novelty.
Anyway, um, so uh it happens, and you can go read Thinking and Destiny and get way deep in it.
It happens that consciousness, the fractured part that's in the materium, can become disconnected in many uh instances from its embodiment and yet not return to completely to the uh to the ontology to supreme consciousness.
In this case, you get the fractured consciousness sort of floating around down here in a non-material, non-corporeal but cohesive fashion.
All right.
So we just have to bear that in mind.
Surrounding us, not material, but still within the materium itself, in a sense, trapped here, um, you will have uh consciousness that is fractured.
It is less than the consciousness uh that exists in your body.
That you are the embodiment around, right?
That your body is the embodiment around.
It is less than the consciousness that you exhibit, but it is there, and it is in a non-perceptible, usually form.
Sometimes we can perceive them, right?
Sometimes they make a uh they're themselves felt uh to us.
Now, here's here's the let's look at this from another viewpoint.
In your body, uh your body is dynamic, it's um it's uh consciousness uh wrapped with a bioelectrical uh field that man is manifesting um the material of your body, okay?
And your body itself, whether you look at it from a grit world or from the ontology world, is basically a dynamic bioelectrical and biophotonic uh emitter.
All right, so you just emit bioelectricity constantly.
That's how all of your cells work.
When they say your mitochondria gives you energy, and the energy is this ADP ATP interaction where it swaps the ions back off of um these um molecules back and forth, that is an electrical thing, right?
So it's it's ripping ions off of the molecule and then uh recharging it after it gets um after that state is altered, and in the process it liberates um electrical energy from this and powers the cell.
So all of your cells have these little tiny power packs in them that are producing all this bioelectricity across to all of your cells, or within all of your cells.
Now, here's here's where it gets a little bit uh more towards the ephemeral side.
That's inside your cell, okay?
Inside your cell you also produce biophotons.
Now, uh all of your cells are isolated, all right.
There uh realistically, none of your cells ever touch.
Nothing in this materium ever touches anything else.
And we won't go into it at the moment, but um your cells are separated by this infinitesimally small um uh space.
In that space, a space is is not empty, it's called the uh intercellular something, I can't remember the name for it.
Uh, but it's this intercellular space, the space between cells.
There is fluids and there are fluids in there, and fluid can build up in there and cause you problems and stuff.
Uh, but there's also an electrical charge that exists because of that space, and it exists not in the space, but on the surface of the cells that define that space.
Okay, so the space does not have um a barrier or uh or a plastic sheet or anything defining it.
It is defined as the absence of the of the cell itself.
But on the surface of the cell is this area that is uh bioelectrically and biophotonically active at incredibly small levels of electricity.
Okay, so here's something I did just to just uh goof around.
Um the amount of electricity on the surface of the cell, uh, or that electricity that is on the surface of every one of your cells, regardless of their functioning, regardless of what they do, uh every one of your cells will maintain this this bioelectrical field, okay?
That field can be measured or calculated, not it's not really measured per se, because they can't measure it off of an individual cell that accurately.
However, they can differentiate and calculate, and they and they calculate the amount of electricity that's that's um involved in these fields in uh piconewtons, okay.
Uh that's even smaller than micro-Newtons.
Uh Newton is um uh an homage to uh Newton with the uh uh theory of gravity and all of that, right?
Uh and all of the laws of motion.
Um but so these are these are in incredibly small amounts of electricity.
And so I went into the um to uh AI here, I think I used I think I used one of the uh bio uh uh biology-focused AIs.
I think it was this thing called uh genome Go.
Anyway, though, um uh I asked it to do some calculations for me, and I said, how much energy does it take uh this particular kind of an ant, this little black sugar ant, um, how much energy does it take for that ant to lift up a crumb uh off of a floor to the height of one millimeter, okay.
And the and the AI was quite happy and it started setting about the calculations of that, and it derives how basically an estimate of how much in the way of um uh calories, and then we had to convert the calories over to uh a non or to a non-biological reference for the energy, just to compare across to the cellular electricity.
But it it basically calculated that if you had a crumb uh that was defined as one one hundredth of a um millimeter on each side, so a little cube, right?
Like maybe a grain of uh something about the size of a grain of sand, and it was a carbohydrate, a crumb from a cracker, and the ant lifted it up.
It would take it uh 10 to the 24th power more energy to lift that up than the uh the amount of electricity skirting across the surface of your cell that forms these uh these uh bioelectrical biophotonic fields.
Okay, so that's how small it is.
It's like um a super small fraction of the amount of energy that an ant uh uses in lifting up this crumb.
Now, to put it another way, the amount of energy that that ant lifted used lifting up that crumb could supply all of the cells in your body the electricity that they need uh for almost uh a millisecond, okay, so a millionth of a second, right?
Um could supply all the energy, just it that one amount of energy of it lifting up that crumb.
So your cells operate at this incredibly small amount of electricity.
All right, so um this accounts for things like getting electrocuted and dying, okay?
And that is that if you got electrocuted at a sufficient uh dose level, it disrupts the cellular uh bio uh photonic and bioelectric uh membrane on all of your cells, including the cells within your brain, which form your consciousness.
So now your blood pumps, your heart has electricity, there's an electrical field that goes across all of your heart that's slightly different from both the blood it's pumping, which it doesn't really, it's more of a flow guide.
Um, and uh uh there's a difference in in its bioelectric field than than the blood, and also the bioelectric field of the material around it that is not it, right?
Uh the collagen, etc., etc.
etc.
Okay, so the same thing can be said for your brain.
Okay, so now we're getting back to this consciousness business.
So your consciousness activates your brain.
It's not that it um uh uh your consciousness is not produced by the electrical fields within your your body or your brain.
This is where the gritologists are really fucked up in their thinking.
Um they think it does.
They think that this is why we have the uh all of the shit in the Talmud that basically goes to the idea of Gollum, from which we get the idea of the Frankenstein thing, right?
That their idea is if you got the electricity Right, you could animate anything.
You could return consciousness to anything, which is horseshit because consciousness is not electricity.
It's not formed by electricity.
Consciousness allows you, or the electrical activity in your brain allows your consciousness to connect to the embodiment.
Okay, but your consciousness is not dependent upon that electrical activity to exist.
It exists whether that electricity exists or not.
And if the electricity doesn't exist, consciousness is simply not connected to your body, but it's not gone.
I mean, it's not disappeared, nor is it formed by the electrical current.
But our electrical currents in our brain are so infinitesimally small fluctuating on the surface of the cells that the electric electrical activity can disrupt them.
And that's the point of shock therapy.
They're basically trying to disrupt your brain stuff, right?
The electrical field that forms the conscious that forms the connection for your consciousness.
But they're thinking that your mind and your consciousness are created and formed within that electricity, not simply the result, or not simply connecting through the electricity to the materium here.
So they've got it asked backwards, right?
Okay, so in the uh, you know, in we had shock therapy since the 40s, maybe even earlier.
And its goal was always to provide enough of electrical dose to cause a momentary overload, overcharge, short circuit on your brain activity.
And theoretically, you would rebuild your brain activity in a more cohesive fashion as you came out of it.
And the effects of shock therapy could be debilitating for months.
Take you that long to rebuild your personality and stuff, right?
So they thought they were on the right track.
They didn't understand that what they were doing was basically just disconnecting the ability of your consciousness to seat itself well in the embodiment.
This also goes to the idea, exposes the idea that, well, mental aberrations might be bioelectrical, right?
They may relate to the inability to effectively connect to the ontology to the supreme consciousness and or the fractional bit you are.
Because that fractional bit never really separates from the supreme consciousness.
That separation is the illusion that the Hindus call Maya.
It's necessary that that illusion exist in order that we might seek for novelty.
Because if we all knew we were a supreme consciousness running around like robots down here, the experiment would not work.
Okay.
So we have an analog in our digital world where programmers create neural net uh training nodes, and we make millions of them, little replicant uh software code with its own operational um ID number that allows it to operate in its own thread, and and you allow them to interact with each other.
And sometimes you get very surprising results.
That's basically what the ontology is trying to do with all of us and all of this life.
It's trying to create the conditions such that chaos, randomness, and thus potentially novelty could exist.
Now, we have from our viewpoint uh, you know, different uh concerns dealing with these kind of things.
So uh as an instance, we have mental illness down here that may very well, at its root, all be just based on uh biochemical or bioelectrical and biophotonic balance being out of whack.
Okay, now uh as an aside, we need to note that all of these um cults that have dietary prohibitions, such as the Jews, such as like um Jonestown guys, where he killed all those people, they all had dietary prohibitions.
They were supposed to eat specific diets, okay.
The more uh Jewish you become, the more it is focused on getting you to eat these uh basically scripture-approved diets.
If you look at those scripture-approved diets as well as the things in Jonestown and other cults, you discover that one of the main things that occurs there is a shift or an attempt by the, or perhaps I'm putting intent there, but that the diets alter the pH of the body and thus they alter the electrical uh field levels among all of the cells.
Many of these diets include uh lots of salt, uh, some specific kinds of salts, uh, because of the impact of those on the electrical charge in the blood, which crosses the brain barrier and thus affects the brain.
And then also they do things to affect cholesterol and its electrical charge by the nature of the diet itself.
Okay, so sometimes you'll see anthropologists saying, oh, look, these people ate an extraing amount of salted cured meats and salted cured carbohydrates in this form.
And you can, and they say, oh, it must be because they were nomadic and they had to, you know, cure it and move it with them.
But there's not necessarily in many of these cases, there's not necessarily any sign that these people were nomadic.
They were postulating that based on the diet.
And the diet was actually more related to their religious observances than otherwise.
You can get into what is done in the Talmud and the Zohar to the blood that is to be consumed by the Pharisees and how it alters the brain as well.
But I didn't want to get down into that.
Okay, so now just considering that we have fractional consciousness floating around in a cohesive, semi-cohesive from our viewpoint, non-material, non-corporeal form within the materium.
And it and it gets loose from its embodiment in any number of ways and yet still hangs around and still has the energy to persist.
Because consciousness does not run off the energy within the materium, okay.
Consciousness doesn't need the electricity, electrical field to persist.
And no, AI is not ever conscious, so it can't do any of this shit.
Anyway, and any consciousness that's in here is not artificial.
Okay, so the term AI is um uh fear-porn kind of a thing.
Anyway, um so we have throughout human history instances of humans uh deriving the idea of possession, okay.
And the possession comes to us in the form of demons in the Bible or um, you know, possession by gin or wraiths or any of these other things.
And all of these um uh possession instances all go down to uh bioelectrical, biophotonic disturbances in the body that upset the brain.
And in many cases, they uh may participate in the formation of uh what Hewling and Jackson called the parasitic consciousness, which in my opinion is not it is parasitic and it is consciousness and it is cohesive,
but within the human body, it's more of it acts in and functions more of a parasitic persona that overlays the persona that that consciousness usually uh works through in dealing with that body, if it makes if this makes sense, okay.
So you can think about it one way as the cells having electrical field inside them, including all the cells in your brain, neurons and shit.
Then cells having an electrical charge across their surface that is cohesive to that cell.
And then you can think of the uh biofield effect that is formed by uh bunches of cells in close proximity to each other, allowing for an electrical field transit transitory, transitory, transient,
um, multivalent in terms of its uh charge and amperage uh fields to exist, so that so that the uh interior of the cell always has its field, the exterior surface of the cell always has its field, and there are these transient fields that exist between the cells that operate in in that sense as a networking.
Uh many cells we have that are designed to facilitate this, such as the nerves and such as all of the uh ganglia and how they're formed, okay.
And so these are cells and structures that are designed to act as like network fibers, and they create a network in an interesting way because it's all on the surface of them.
This is why it's so easy for us to get electrical charge at a sufficient level to give you a buzz and disrupt your mental functioning, right?
Because it's not operating in any kind of a shielded environment once you get that electricity inside the body.
Uh this is why actually we're so susceptible to all different kinds of things.
Radiation, big bursts of light, giant waves of sound, all these kind of things alter the very incredibly delicate electrical balance that flows across the cells and in between the cells forming the electrical network that allows our consciousness to be embodied.
Okay, so you can get a situation, in my opinion, Hewling and Jackson were describing a situation in which a um, which they called parasitic consciousness.
They thought it was organic, they thought it existed only in the uh individual body, individual human that they were examining, that that persona that they dealt with that they labeled as a parasitic consciousness uh was uh within that human, it was cohesive, it had uh some level of depth, but was relatively shallow, um uh was not able to function completely.
Uh and this is why it comes to the attention of the psychologists and so on, is because these people become dysfunctional.
Now, in my opinion, Persinger is correct.
Okay, so Persinger Persinger, Michael Persinger, the uh scientist who worked with Ingo Swan and developed the remote viewing protocols, et cetera, et cetera.
He wrote all different kinds of uh hundreds of papers and participated in all different kinds of studies and stuff.
He was, you know, worked with the CIA, had access to all this kind of shit.
Anyway, and he comes up with this idea that the uh Huhling and Jackson parasitic consciousness model is in fact um a triggered state that has, in his view, he didn't extend it beyond this, but he said it had some connection to the Schumann resonance, this in a similar manner to the connection that all mammalian brains have.
And it's beyond mammals, okay.
So birds have it, every species has some level of connection to the many resonances that are in the earth um resonance field.
Okay, so we have uh the electricity within the cells and the mitochondria on the surface of the cells and between the cells, we have electricity that goes all across the surface of your skin, and uh you can that we have biophotons that come on up and you get to see it as aura, and that's all within Earth, which has this plethora of frequencies bouncing up and down between the surface of the planet and the bottom of the ionosphere.
Okay, now we know that our human brains are connected uh to each other and to this uh larger field at the frequency of 7.83 cycles per second, what they call 7.83 hertz, a particular Schumann resonance.
There's a lot of these resonances.
Okay, they're in the earth resonance field, and the field is complex.
It's hugely complex because there's at least one of these for every species uh that has enough mentition to be connected.
This is part of how the ontology is operating these planets in this search for novelty.
So, you know, lizards have a frequency, uh, you know, maybe it goes down to such things as butterflies, right?
Down to insect level.
At some point it will disappear, the or the effect becomes overwhelming in the sense that, you know, at some point within the insect world, no insect has anything at all like a um uh uh individuated consciousness, but all insects would share in the individual species, would share a consciousness.
Um, so um so Hewling and Jackson come up with this idea, they define it.
Persinger gets hold of it, and he says, hey, wait a second, guys, all mammalian brains are connected at 7.83.
I think this um uh that this thing that Hewling and Jackson were looking were looking at is a larger than a single human effect.
So he thought it was like a uh not that it expressed itself as a mental disease in an individual human, but it could be better described as a disease that affected many humans because it was a disease of their bodies or their their electrical field being uh susceptible to intrusion and uh being taken over by uh the connection uh to all the other minds at
a different frequency than 7.83 cycles per second, right?
Um so um so okay, So Persinger has a lot to suggest his he had a lot of research to suggest his idea was valid.
That uh individuals with what uh that uh they noticed, for instance, that you know, in psychiatric institutions, if you had a lot of people that had these same classes of diseases, you could not get these guys together.
You couldn't even have them on the same floor uh because they were constantly in this hugely agitated state.
And they did things on Persinger's uh Persinger's suggestion once uh for an experiment and found that if they did uh basically Faraday cage isolation between floors in a in a psychiatric facility, everybody was a hell of a lot calmer.
And then they started doing other experiments with um uh altering the uh humidity and the conductivity of the air and so on.
So they were able to uh control uh some mental effects that appear to be a group effect, right?
And it's not like it's contagious in that sense.
So uh, you know, a healthy psychiatrist can go on in there and they're not gonna, or no psychiatrist is mentally healthy, but nonetheless, um, but they could go into uh one of these institutions and not come out with this parasitic consciousness if their body uh had its own level of um bio and photonic electric uh integrity, right?
Uh so um hang on, it's getting cold.
I gotta pause and make some tea.
Okay, I'm back.
All right, so uh so Persinger identifies that in his mind, and I I agree with him, uh, there's a lot to suggest that indeed the uh situation with um parasitic persona stuff from Huligan Hewling and Jackson uh is a real condition, and that this real condition exists at a larger level than they had initially uh thought, right?
Because they were always dealing with it as an individual.
This is one of the failures, by the way, is uh a failure of perspective that you always get with cryptologists, okay, because they think everything comes down to the smallest particle, that the particles are actually individuated and individual and are important at a particle level.
And in many cases, that's not true.
Um that you really can't look at it, that if you look at it at the particle level, you're looking at it from uh simplicity that can evolve into a comp into a complication, uh, but you're missing the complexity, right?
And you you'll never see the complexity because you're approaching it from this individuated grit level.
Max, no.
Anyway, um, okay, so Persinger identifies this and he connects it to aberrations in the uh what we what is labeled the Schumann resonance, which is the Earth's electrical um uh fields, complex electrical fields.
Let's say that he's correct.
Now, what do we have?
He did his work in the 90s um 80s and 90s.
Now we have a situation where all of the uh electrical fields within the Earth's resonant um uh field complexity are being altered uh by uh deliberately by uh the powers that be by the establishment through such things as chemtrail and so on, right?
They're doing this, they're altering uh our reality and altering the electrical uh fields in which we live.
Understand that your body depends on and your mind and your consciousness connections depend on this on this field.
Uh and we live in it very much the way a fish lives in water.
Fish does not see the water.
We don't see these electrical fields.
We have the same kind of a relationship.
They they form the support that causes our worlds to exist.
So the powers that be are out there altering things to uh and and it is um absurd to not uh infer Evil purpose.
So I don't think they're stupid.
I think they know exactly what they're doing.
I think they're attempting to create an artificial structure that they can maintain through these devices.
They're going to kill off most of the planet attempting to do it, but they're going to attempt to create an artificial field structure within Earth's resonant electromagnetic field complexity, and they're going to try and use that field structure to take over people's minds and make them do things.
And in my opinion, the what Elon Musk calls the woke mind virus is an example of just this effect.
And it was deliberately engineered.
So I can go back in history and I can say at this point in history, even though all of our historical numbers are bullshit, right?
We can't trust any of the history as it's been reported because it's been deliberately altered to present a fake reality to us.
But all that aside, just using the numbers as they exist, you can go back and say, this particular thing happened here at this point.
And oh, that thing that happened swept through our social order and uh that existed at that time.
It resembles the woke mind virus that we're going through now.
It had the exactly the same kind of effects.
It persisted in this population for this duration of time, and oh, look, that was coincident with something that occurred in their area that affected uh the uh bioelectrical and biophotonic fields of the people in that region.
So we have, we can we can actually look in history and say that, oh, in 455 current era, uh this particular uh region in Greece suffered the mine virus.
It suffered it greatly, and it was much more severe than we have here, but it exhibited the same kind of stuff.
Men were cutting off their balls, uh, they were cutting holes in their chest in order to uh stuff things in there to create fake tits.
I kid you not.
Uh this was all in service of the mother goddess and stuff, right?
Um so it's just a really weird, bizarre time.
Um we know that the that uh before within the 40 years before the outbreak of this, that area in Greece had adopted four different um uh food processing techniques that intruded new minerals.
Uh one was the was uh uh an alloy of lead or an amalgam of lead uh that was being used to sweeten wine, um, and it and it led to biomechanical or bioelectrical problems for the humans.
And so they were actually fucking with their minds and they didn't know it as they were altering their diet due to these uh effects that were going on within the social order, right?
As the social order was evolving.
And so it it suffered an episode of the mind virus and didn't affect anybody in that that was outside of that region.
So we don't see the uh the larger political region of Greece at that time being affected.
It was they everybody knew that it was going on in these other in this particular area, and they wrote about it and they thought it was quite odd, uh, but um they didn't have it in their area.
There's also a period of time when uh the woke virus was uh in uh in a different form, but still expressing with body mutilation and uh dyeing their hair and all this kind of stuff through the Roman Empire.
And it goes back to all these other empires.
We also can uh hypothesize that it was um that Genghis Khan's move to hunt out uh what he was was basically telling all the other Mongols were space aliens, uh was because their uh social orders were being swept by uh this um a form of the woke mind virus, even then, even back in his time, right?
So we have these these bursts of it hitting humanity intermittently, just as we're going through right now.
And it appears to emerge out of nowhere.
Now, at this point, I think they're actually there is somebody out there, a uh an effect that is controlling this.
And so one can hypothesize that if you've got enough people that are suffering a parasitic persona, and if those parasitic personas were, are, as Persinger identified, interconnected by way of the uh electromechanical or electro-bioelectrical uh fields of the person connecting to the electrical um field of the earth, electrical mechanical or magnetic field of the earth, um, at a particular frequency, then they could indeed form a larger consciousness.
It wouldn't necessarily have thoughts as we might think of it, but it may indeed express things from a consciousness viewpoint as in a common sense of a desire.
And so there might be a thought that would arise in someone that was so affected by the this disease, it was part of this greater amalgam, and that thought might be picked up on by the greater amalgam as being worthwhile, and then the greater amalgam might spread it around to the other minds, and they might all work on it, even though those other minds might never ever have that thought.
They would be prompted to do things that would support that thought.
So you could see that the uh even though it has no uh common brain, uh it would have a could have a uh filter that it would allow it to uh be perceived as having something of self-direction, and thus it could do things like alter history to exclude itself.
It could be um uh doing things like uh promoting chemtrails through all these various different uh individuals that are all acting on their own uh they think initiative, and they're all suffering this disease, right?
Or suffering this effect.
Because not really a disease, it is parasitic, and it's a group thing.
Now, we've we've seen this identified throughout history.
Okay, if you go read history, you come across the idea of the archons settling across the planet.
The Cathars described it as the demi-urge.
Uh this is the good versus evil thing, right?
This is the evil, is this uh this parasitic persona, group persona, which is a better way to think about it in my opinion, because if you say parasitic consciousness, it it implies it's in that individual, and it's not really.
Okay, that individual may not even be aware that they're suffering this.
They may think that this is normal, and so they're gonna think you're the really odd one because of the filters that that uh parasitic persona is putting in place.
Um anyway, so this and this is my description of the mind virus at a very crude level, but you can go through and you can look at history and you can see this shit flaring up.
And it always exhibits itself in specific kinds of ways that uh involve at their core uh some form of uh self-mutilation.
And you'll also see it uh spread through the larger social order around the diseased individuals.
So, hey, guess what happens when the mind virus shows up uh in force in a couple of different regions in Greece at a particular time, right?
455 AD, or when it shows up at um uh uh 276 AD in Rome, uh, and when it showed up in uh 166 AD in uh the Northlands, uh Norway, Scandinavia in general, right?
It seemed to go south over several hundred years.
Um, and every single time that it shows up there, the broader social order adopts tattooing.
All right, it adopts tattooing in a in a large scale, uh, and it and everybody says it's a symbols, and there may be some value in stating that, that there is indeed sacred geometry.
Sacred is a misnomer in my my thinking, but there is ontologically specific geometry, and people may be attempting to replicate that with these uh with these tattoos.
But it's odd, or you or it's a use, I think of it as non-coincidental, that it is indeed part of the complex that uh supports this um demiurge, the archons, the Araman, however you want to phrase it, because it's had many different names throughout history, uh, but it does exist, and that the tattooing is a precursor to the uh outbreak of the more fierce form of the mine virus.
Maybe that even such things as you know, large number of people being tattooed alters the bioelectrical field because tattoo inks are uh mineral-based, right?
And they change the bioelectrical uh fields in your body, and they cross the blood brain barrier.
Uh they when they did autopsies in the 30s and 40s on sailors that had been in Japan, uh they discovered that in as little as six and seven years, sailors that had gotten these really intense Japanese um uh uh tattoos that are mainly all done in shades of gray and black, uh had that ink penetrating and forming in spots in their brains.
Um collecting there.
Okay, so so there may be something to that.
It may be a a uh supporting part of the existence of this larger uh uh form of um uh consciousness, right?
Now, okay, so we have that.
Okay, so uh, you know, very complex way of stating all these little things all add up.
And it could be, and I'm postulating, speculating wildly, that it could be that these things arise within humans because of the um appropriate conditions that allow the fractured uh consciousness to participate in our consciousnesses,
uh our local consciousness, which is uh typified by this bio by uh bioelectrical generation or this uh biological generation of electricity in our bodies that forms these very, very, very uh sensitive electrical fields.
And so they're so sensitive that that allows thought to exist, and that same sensitivity allows us uh a vulnerability or creates a vulnerability too, in my opinion, to these um other forms of consciousness that exist in the materium uh in a non-corporeal form that we're just not really usually aware of.
And in my opinion, you'll see this um uh see an active effect of this in individuals that have been damaged by vaccines.
Of course, vaccines are gonna fuck up your your electrical system, um, but uh and have uh that a particular kind of of autism.
Um they have a particular kind of an effect, after effect from too many vaccines, and these kids will do things that they you know just make no sense at all, but that you can sometimes stop them from doing things by doing something else that makes no sense.
All right.
So there's no reason that you can see that the kid wants to bash his head repeatedly against the side of the table or the chair.
You so you're just not aware that that body is experiencing a disruption of its uh electrical fields, right?
And that a disruption appears to be coming from the outside, and that body wants relief from the mind wants relief from that, because the mind, which is not consciousness but floats on that that um electrical field, and which consciousness can direct the mind, um uh wants relief from the uh intensity of the input.
Many of these kids can be uh gotten out of that uh frame of reference by such weirdnesses as the tin foil hat.
Okay, not kidding you here.
I've I've uh heard about and you can read about some level of success that occurred with extreme autism in the 70s and 80s, and it was discontinued because it was considered to be abusive, but they would put um like football helmets over these kids uh that had had literally had uh aluminum foil that had been smoothed and pressed on the outside of the helmet.
And there was even at one point, uh, they're not made anymore, but there was this guy that was making um heavy-duty uh helmets like that for children, right?
Very no they're padded and so on, so they can bang their head and they're not gonna hurt anything.
But the fact that they were covered with thick aluminum uh foil, basically, or thick aluminum metal, formed aluminum metal disrupted the ability.
And a lot of these kids were basically getting instant relief just by putting the helmet on, but it would go away when they took the helmet off.
Uh, you know, so a big problem there, right?
Uh but it it kind of shows uh the nature of what we were dealing with, and still are at that level uh relative to the virus thing here.
Uh so just a couple of notes here.
Uh so uh Christianity was an invention by um uh Constantine and this uh uh uh chief of staff of his, uh Eusebius, uh, in order to combat the mine virus, taking over the Roman Empire in order to stop it.
One of the things that the Christians did was they altered the diets of the adherents.
They forbade them certain things, right?
And had them eat other things.
You'll note that the mine virus in Greece also disappeared as the conditions that supported the introduction of these minerals and stuff into the diet of the people disappeared.
So it was supported by an electrical situation.
Now we're in a much greater world of hurt at the moment, okay?
When the mine virus struck in the past in uh Rome and in Teutonic uh Northern Europe and in Finland and in Mongolia and in Spain and Africa and all over the place, right?
Wherever it struck at those periods of time, it was a dietetic thing that got it involved and moving.
And it was also, as I say, fueled by tattooing it in almost every instance I can find, right?
All right.
And so in those instances, in those historical uh eras, there was no uh prevalent alteration of the Earth's many, many, many resonant fields.
It was just natural planet, and we were altering ourselves.
So we were altering our relationship with the Earth's resonant fields by uh the humans were at that time by altering their diet, which allowed their minds to be affected because the Pico-Newton levels of the um electricity that allows consciousness to meld with the body were affected.
And so um, and there was no, and it was a very unusual state at that point.
Now we don't have that.
Now we don't have a natural earth resonant field.
We've got this weird uh um commercial electrical soup that we live in.
So our our ocean is polluted and us fishes are behaving uh and reacting to the pollution, even though we don't yet see it.
We can't really see that pollution, although we do see the chemtrails and all of that kind of shit, right?
Okay, so um, and those alter the electrical fields of the planet in a serious way.
And the electrical fields of the of the life, and they contribute to dysfunction on all different levels as well as poisoning us.
So the effects are not just from the grit.
They're from the electrical um uh interference that such things uh as chemtrails create.
There's this doctor out there, I've talked to her.
Uh, her name's Lee Merritt, uh, she's really sharp.
Um she got a sharp mind, and she noticed way the hell back when that if you looked at it historically, seasonal flus, seasonal diseases, all of these different kinds of diseases that were now suffering in our bodies only arose in our bodies in the uh society uh when we started having electrical fields,
and you can trace it all the way back to the telegraph, to these large electrical structures that are overlaying our planet, which are altering the Earth's resonant fields, as is chemtrails, which is just an ephemeral form of telegraph lines, right?
It just exists for a few moments as it as it forms this um uh new electrical field over your head, which fucks with your brain.
Uh so it that may be in my opinion.
It's in my opinion, it's stupid to not assign motivation, okay, because we live in an ontology and everything is motivation.
So whoever is involved in this wants this to occur, and they are evil motherfuckers, in my opinion.
Uh, they're evil even if they're ignorant of what they're doing.
And that's even uh a more abysmal state of evil.
But at least you have the freedom to just get rid of the fuckers.
They're so stupid, they're not really aware of their participation in this greater evil.
They need to be removed just to get the greater evil out of the way, and you can do so with um, you know, very little karmic impact because they're not an active karmic participant, right?
Anyway, so um, so this is the state of the world now that they're trying to engineer this greater demi-urge, greater archon, greater ariman effect uh through the uh greater field, trying to get down into our lower fields.
This is why I'm just such a firm believer in not eating any commercial shit at all.
Uh, Making all I make my own bread, I, you know, everything I possibly can.
I make on my own.
I buy local, all of this sort of thing, right?
previous instances of our civilization you find them everywhere and you see that they're um so when a woke mine virus left the northern regions it went um into Teutonic Germany and then spread over to France and then it went down into Italy and um and then it goes on over to Greece and then heads over towards India.
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