Finding The Excitement

You will have noted that slight slow down in the usual pace of posting here - and hey maybe we post too much too!

However the fact is I have been mulling over a couple of things.

I am really trying to finish putting together a 'kit' that is going to be sent out to some of you - and in that, there are one or two completely and radically new concepts involving what essentially is 'technology' although it has to do with the standard human being as they ordinarily come.

Hard reality - once upon a time.
But it's gone now.

At the same time though, because I want to leave those elements intact and 'new' for those who will get the kit, it is stopping me from openly talking about it in here; and that may be a good thing anyway. 

Because we should be going around those 'hard tech' aspects even though they are not particularly ground-breaking in and of themselves -, because I certainly do think we all rely way too much on 'devices' and breakable items and external add-ons, when we ought to be looking at how our brain works and what things we think about and how we actually think.

And as I have done a few times before, I will once again assert that in our world, it is often much easier to 'see' things by going from the obvious and already-existing, mostly always bad things that we already know about - and by extrapolating, use those examples to reach for the 'better fruit but that are less well within reach.'

There is this ritual in the Freemasonic system, known as the 'Chamber' (or sometimes 'cabinet') 'of Reflection.'

This is a small dark room, in which someone comes into direct contact with 'the Elevated One of the Abyss' (also sometimes called 'the Pit') - but also where literal demonic 'spirits' enter into that person in there and take over their body.

Peak British (well, German)
automotive designing.
That's it. It will never
get better.

So it's easy to look at 'horror' and at bad things in the world - there's so much of it!

For another example: how do we get from 'God created all this' but then 'we hate life and love Death and can kill other people if they disagree with our ideology...'

How does one get from 'God created this' - but then we hate it (because he tells us to)?!

That's insanity.

But then that's the world. That's the human race today.

People literally get excited by destroying things and by killing other human beings.

They are so continually depressed that they go to doctors who massively over-prescribe 'anti-depressants;' and that's just in the secular world away, ostensibly, from lunatic ideologies and 'belief-systems' and 'religions,' except of course modern 'medicine' is a religion.

My point is it is completely easy to see, to find, to have so many examples of bad things going on!

...It's not so easy to find where to get real uplifting and positive, beneficial, excitement.

And that, may be a good thing in its own way.

Because the human species, the whole of society - made up of many different cultural groupings, societies across the planet - is so screwed up that the people in it will never be able to handle anything positive and beneficial that is too easily accessed.

They've already lost their balance anyway.

It's not so simple as thinking that the cool-looking 'Pleiadians' can arrive in their space-ships and just come out and give us stuff and then everything will be good.

Roger Vadim and his car.
That 'Jane Fonda' also
does not exist here anymore.

Everything will not be good.

It will be far from good. 

Already most human people are quite prepared to not just lose twenty/thirty years of their life 'investing in property,' but literally to damage their health irretrievably so that they can 'own a property' that is forever going up in 'value' because governments have conned them all into thinking their money is good (in the first place) -, and that they can afford to literally lose their lives just so as they can have the apparent satisfaction of besting their neighbor over some 'real estate.'

Humans have literally no idea what satisfaction, actually is.

Satisfaction is a feeling, of which they are not that well-acquainted.

See a problem is this one - that people use their brain memory, to overlay onto a 'logic' process (which really isn't logical at all but they don't care), which they use to manipulate numinous experiences or ancient traditional cultural narratives about ultimate things; ultimate reality.

The texts say one thing, and when you go to a church or a mosque or whatever it's an entirely other thing - because it is more realistic.

LOL ...Seriously, what a stupid bunch of idiots.

And the problem with the thing is, while they all think they are being very clever and very rational and very realistic -, that 'brain memory' is derived from social settings which are themselves already 'poisoned fruit from a poisoned tree.'

In the same way that
there are no more of these
anymore at your
coffee place.

So it's actually complete nonsense that they end up with, that they end up 'believing' and that is and becomes the conforming, nay the conservative, norm of thinking and that is acceptable/accepted widely.

So they all 'hang together' in a group, in a 'society' - of complete misled idiots.

In these pages, we will be accessing experiences.

And my suggestion is don't rush to judgment about any of those experiences.

Some of them will be dull, and those will simply be reflections of outer standard human society as it is.

And then a few of them will be absolutely outlandishly exotic and exciting.

The way to come to an 'awakened' conscious understanding of those exotic sensations and experiences and feelings, is rather than filter them and process them via the lunatic 'normal' social world, wait and search and research and find clear new concepts and ideas that make sense in logic; don't put the cart before the horse.

The human world's present 'rational' perspective of society and existential reality is not rational! It has been misled for centuries and it is misled now and following it is misleading to you.

This is just a preview track (LOL - 'from the future'):