In the previous article I explained what the Western “democratic governments” have in store for their population in case of a major disaster. The worldview behind their planning can best be described as “pragmatic materialism”, which BTW is how Satanists would describe themselves if asked. However, I can easily anticipate readers’ questions: if shit does indeed hit the fan that hard, what, if anything, can we do?
Well, I’ve been studying disasters and the answer doesn’t conform to this “pragmatic materialist” paradigm, to put it mildly.
The “conventional wisdom”, if you listen to the American “prepper” community, is that one needs to stock up on food, water purifying equipment, guns and ammo, and in case of a disaster, defend one’s property against intruders. Essentially, they sort people into three major groups: the hapless unprepared victims, the predatory criminals and the prepared homeowners. When I listen to their theories, I try to envision the world they are describing, and my conclusion is that there are unlikely to be any survivors.
Let’s say the supply of food, water and electricity is disrupted. There is no rule of law. Follow the Maslow hierarchy of needs combined with the game theory in order to figure out what’s going to happen. The most prized assets will be the off-grid farms that have private water sources and can grow food. Also, those places will have food and medicine caches. The most desirable assets will be taken over by the most powerful forces, those most likely to resort to murder and robbery. They will take over the farms, kill the owners, and allow everything to go to ruin because they don’t know shit about farming. So, the theory that the ones best prepared for a post-civilization life will survive is very implausible; a much more likely scenario is that they will be the prime targets of undisciplined, panic-driven violence, which will further disrupt the supply of resources. Once the predators run out of food, they will resort to predatory cannibalism, because humans will be the most abundant remaining source of protein. After that, everybody dies. The scenario is very similar to that of the extinction of the dinosaurs: in the initial chaos, the carnivores and the vultures wipe out the remaining herbivores, and then they die off as this short-term food buffer is exhausted.
However, regardless of what the Americans might believe in their satanic worldview, my study of limited disasters shows a different pattern. You see, when shit hits the fan, the course of action that is most likely to result in survival is not self-centered predation, but cooperation. You don’t try to hog resources, because you understand that you are always going to lack something someone else has. Eventually, the resources are going to run out. The sociopaths do exist, but they are immediately treated as a foreign entity and killed off. The non-sociopathic armed gangs will trade protection for food, essentially becoming the paramilitary force that will guard the farms against attackers. The farmers will accept this as preferable to being killed, and will become the new serfs. The armed forces will become the new lords of the realm, and will form a hierarchy among themselves, resulting in new feudalism. How do I know this? Because that is what happens every time there is a major civilization-ending crisis. The armed thugs divide the food-production resources (farmland with serfs) among themselves. The serfs get to survive, the armed “knights” and “lords” survive. The sophisticated intellectual part of the civilization is wiped out. Nothing unrelated to food production and fighting has great chances for survival. In essence, civilization is reduced to a territory under control of a mafia gang: people get to mind their own business and have some semblance of normal life, but the price of this is paying for protection by the well armed militia. The territory is divided into areas controlled by different militias, which wage turf wars, until at some point they decide to merge, and then you get a state with “police forces”, and you even get “democracy” where you are periodically asked to choose which gang gets its turn in exploiting you for resources. As the baseline of violence is reduced and commerce is established between territories, there is need for high-level products and technology, which gives birth to sophisticated trades, and later to science and technology. The more connected the world, the more abstract structures it can support, until you get the global civilization that veers so far into the abstract it ends up destroying itself, and you get a reset into barbarism, feudalism etc., ad nauseam. That’s history of civilization for you.
Of course, we are talking about a civilization-ending event, not a species-ending one, but the irony is, in a species-ending event, the best you can do is try to preserve your spiritual integrity by cooperating with others from the position of kindness, trading for resources, offering services in exchange for resources, being helpful and protective, and simply continuing to do the best you can until everybody eventually dies. This would be very hard for the materialists, who believe this life to be all there is, but for the religious and spiritually inclined people it would be quite easy: in fact, it would be just another day in life, where you’re supposed to do the best you can in the available circumstances, and thus show God that you’re a worthy person who will remain faithful even in the darkest of times. You see, for the best people life isn’t about surviving, or having your family survive. It’s about being faithful to God by doing the best you can until the very end. And that is what you should do when shit hits the fan. Be the best version of yourself you can be, and you will leave this world as a winner. Choose to desperately fight for scraps, trying to survive at all cost, and you will lose everything, and still die.
Anything special going on lately that triggered you to write these last two articles? I mean with Murica being around world is always on a verge of global conflict this time because of sword rattling against the Iran now, before for the North Korea, maybe China in some near future, who knows for what reason shit could finally hit the fan?!
I don’t know, I had this article in queue for a while but I only got a “green light” for it now. I don’t know what that means.
How many more of those articles do you have “in queue”? 🙂
This may sound silly, but do you literally have, like, written stuff that’s waiting the right time to be published? Or is it just an idea that floats around waiting for fruition?
BTW, it occurs to me occasionally that among this vast sea of information you have produced over the years, there are still parts that are either intentionally or accidentally obscured.
For example, this whole thing with Sanat Kumara’s death remained pretty unclear. You did brush over that a few times, but it was never really done in a manner that’s usual for someone as outspoken as you. I wonder why.
A few; I don’t have them written down, they are more like ideas whose time has not yet come, so I don’t do anything about them until “prompted” to do so.
I actually wrote quite a lot about that, although probably not in the same place so the fragments might take some work to assemble. The problem is, the whole thing is what one could call “high sorcery”, and can only be explained in very abstract imagery that is bound to be interpreted literally and then I’ll have to explain that I didn’t really mean it like that. I did my best explaining what happened and I don’t think I can improve on it. He fell into a very elaborate trap set by the “gods”, where I served as bait. He was made to believe I was dying (because I actually was) and he was so pleased with that, he actually revealed his true motives. This invalidated millennia of his karmic juggling where he pretended he’s actually only interested in making tests that would reveal the fakes and glorify the true devotees of God; as his motive was revealed in one case, it also shed light on everything else he did from the beginnings of time, and the karmic backlash, which he successfully avoided thus far, crushed him like a cockroach instantly; he actually only had time for one thought, “this can’t be happening, I can’t actually die”. If you want me to explain it in greater detail, I’m afraid I can’t, because it took place in form of a very fast exchange of mental objects, not words. I don’t actually *talk* to spiritual beings, and my translations to human languages leave much to be desired. Actually, I could make several seemingly unrelated statements that could come from the same spiritual state, and that would seem contradictory to people, but it’s not contradictory to me. Also, some things are easy to state, but very difficult to explain, since this is all far removed from the way people usually think when incarnate. I could easily explain it to highly initiated discarnate humans, though. 🙂
And yeah, I almost forgot, there’s also another reason why I don’t remember much details about it all, because I was actually dying. 🙂
Once he was snuffed out, the “gods” slowly brought me back from the brink of death and I recovered. It was one of the closest things imaginable, though.
Well, yes, this is all very much clear. You have already written about this lethal karmic retroactive (re)interpretation of all his doings back through time all the way down to the start.
In fact, the first time you ever said anything publicly about this deadly prank was in a response to me, here in the comment section. Later on, there was also a full-fledged article where you’ve revisited the same story. (Well, except this “famous last words” section, which is a juicy detail I haven’t heard anywhere before.)
But, what I had in mind is more of a surrounding context, rather than the essence. Things like
Were you aware it’s actually a trap, or did they made you believe you are actually about to die? I assume they did, because otherwise, he could find out that too.
What actually happened to you to induce such bad physical condition (if you feel comfortable to talk about it)?
Was guardian of the aperture’s death something that happened at the same time as Sanat Kumara’s annihilation?
And last but not least, how did it make you feel when you realized Sanat Kumara is gone? 🙂
It looks like this has been something that was long time coming. You kinda had the right idea what was about to happen, it’s just that you didn’t know exactly how.
Also… while I’m at it… what is your opinion regarding extensiveness of Sanat Kumara’s involvement in this world in the form of micromanagement and cherry-picking certain people and certain situations? And what I actually mean by that is – would it be overly narcissistic to assume that Sanat Kumara actually had influence in a decision making process when it comes to chosing my parents?
It wasn’t words, of course, but a quick mental stream of incredulity.
I didn’t have absolutely any clue until after it was over, and only in retrospective did I analyse the entire thing, when it turned out to be important.
I was sick for about two weeks, and I didn’t have health insurance so I couldn’t get antibiotics, I had 38+ fever constantly for weeks, and I was lowering it with antipiretics, with limited success. Additionally, he already destroyed my business and got me to the point where I had no money for quite a while, to the point of not even having food at some points. He basically monitored my plans and actions carefully, and had a counter-action for my every plan the moment I set it in motion, so he was always ahead, and could block everything, and not even get his hands dirty because he used methods that are obvious to “the guys up there”, but humans would see them as coincidences.
You should understand that he doesn’t do most of it directly. He uses “scripts”, which are basically “rule * energy”, and he incorporates them into the system whenever a hole is found that allows someone to counter him or get out. For instance there’s a script that says “when a soul actively opposes either the fundamental nature of this world or its maker, deprive it of resources until it is pressured enough to either submit or die”. So, when I decided to oppose him, this script was triggered, and that’s why I had all kinds of financial and other disasters. It’s part of the fundamental design of the system. However, this single script is not all-powerful, and can be “hacked”, if Sanat Kumar isn’t around to prevent it. However, when he was around, he precisely fine-tuned things in such a way I didn’t have a chance. The reason why I am still here is, well, because he’s not.
The scripts themselves are rather blind and dumb without him around. They activate, like a bear trap, but you can activate them with a stick instead of your foot, if you follow the metaphor. They can be made to miss the target, but I still had to absorb the negative energy-impact, which is why my life sucks incredibly, for the most part. It’s just that I had help from the gods who kept fucking with the system just enough so that I can get by.
He died after realizing the full consequences of his actions, but it’s impossible for me to assess time; I just saw his thoughts and feelings at the time reproduced. I think it was long time ago, although I never feel as much time has actually passed as humans on Earth would measure. I think the physical world messes with the sense for time, not just for me but in general.
I was absolutely vigilant and didn’t believe he’s actually dead for quite some time. I thought he was damaged, that his “central nervous system” was damaged, metaphorically speaking, so that all the autonomous functions work but his higher cognitive functions are either temporarily or permamently destroyed. However, the scripts started misfiring and I started pulling things off, that I completely expected to fail based on past experience. It took me a while to map the new rules, but eventually I came to terms with the fact that he’s actually not here, because there’s no fucking way I would have survived this long if he were.
Actually, that is wrong. I expected him to kill me, but I did hope to karmically weaken and impact him with my death, because that would violate the rules he agreed to prior to my incarnation. I didn’t really consider the option that he would actually die trying to kill me; it never crossed my mind and only in retrospect did I understand, slowly, what had happened. Basically, when I came to understand that Sanat Kumar and Satan were the same person, my reaction wasn’t “eureka”, it was “I’m so incredibly fucked”.
There’s a script for that. “When a powerful and potentially dangerous soul incarnates, make selection of incarnating circumstances such that it weakens it in the most damaging ways[, but make it so that it looks like a test designed to provoke growth, so that karmic backlash can be avoided]”. The part in the angular brackets is not part of the script itself but is the content of his private thoughts, which were revealed afterwards. As I said, he automated things as to minimise need for his personal involvement. Also, he didn’t actually create this world or maintain it. The “jewel” does that part, he just obtained access to it by fraudulent means and had a time-and-rules based contract that protects his creation. Creating a world would be far beyond his ability, because he always belonged to a lower order of celestial beings.
BTW, was your “prophet” of any use?
Just to be clear about this, I didn’t forget your question, it’s just that I wasn’t been able to get to this guy in any possible way I tried. He was seen online last time in October 2018 and completely vanished since then.
I’ve sent him an email, and then another email, and then even found some of his personal friends online and tried to ask them what happened to him – but I never got any response from any of them, which I found to be very curious, even though some of my messages have been actually read. Very strange. I tried knocking on a few doors, but they were all closed for me.
So yeah… I think there’s a chance he’s either seriously ill or actually dead. I don’t know, but we’re talking about almost 60-year-old man.
But as a sidenote, I can tell you something else. I know a few capable witches, and they all went completely hysterical lately, awaiting some kind of a disaster to hit us, one of them even talked about moving from Croatia to Alaska (?!?) to try to save her life. Haven’t really had the opportunity to talk about this in great depth, but what I know from way before is that she saw some kind od muslim rise in Europe. She’s been a big advocate of preemptively killing muslims for years now, even though it’s not really politically correct to talk about this.
Turns out, your stash of canned food and medical supplies is a very good idea, maybe you should try to make it a lot bigger than it is now. And also, buy some guns.
As for myself… I don’t know. I’m thinking about moving to Australia or New Zealand. Maybe.
I actually expected that you won’t be able to find out anything more precise than I could get, because the limit is not on the receiving side, but I didn’t expect that you won’t be able to get to him at all.
I can only assume you find my warnings more convincing now. 🙂
Personally, I don’t think there’s a safe place to run to. We need to face this head on.
Believe it or not, just a few hours after I finally gave up on this idea and decided to send you a message, one of this guy’s friends reached out to me and apologized for the long inexplicable silence.
He just promised he’ll do his best to check what happened to him, where is he now, and how can I get to him.
Let’s wait and see what happens…
If he’s not hiding somewhere in South America, it will be underwhelming. 🙂
LOL!
Yeah, here’s hoping that Herr Pröphet is actually alive and kickin’, having his beefsteak somewhere on the shores of Argentina.
But after this much waiting and building up tension, whatever he says will ultimately be underwhelming.
You can’t imagine the disappointment on my face when I realize that I’m about to die from something that is not at least an alien invasion in their 100ft tall metal tripods, walking around and catching us with their meat hooks, so they can grind us into fertilizer for their flora.
I am so tired and bored of looking at the gradual worsening of the local situation that I can’t wait for the end. I don’t care how it ends, as long as it does.
Unfortunately for you and for everybody who’s looking out for a quick resolution, I don’t think that’s how this will turn out, but this is just my personal conviction and I could certainly be wrong.
I think that this could take quite a lot of time. And the reason why I think that is because I’ve made my conclusions indirectly. I don’t know anything about the “end of the world”, but I know some of the things that should unfold on a personal level, and for them to be able to work, we need more or less sustained level of civilization.
Now, I don’t really understand the mechanics of these things, that’s why I’m saying I could be wrong. For example, perhaps there is some kind of a global karma that could completely override any personal karma, and thus, even though the events I’m expecting are completely accurate, they will never get the chance to unfold because there’s something bigger that could intersect. I mean, if you’re going to end the world, you have to make a clean-cut somewhere, right?
But when it comes to death, two questions come to my mind. I hope you’ll clear this up a bit.
First of all, do you think it’s really true that people can perfectly remember every detail of their lives after they die? Bardo Thodol is based on this idea and probably some other scriptures too.
The reason why I’m asking is simple: If this is true, I could fly through your Yoga Sutra commentary from cover to cover, even reading it like a monkey, without the necessity of any deeper understanding, and still be able to remember every word long time into the “future”. Unexpected death would make the physical book unobtainable, but the raw knowledge would still be preserved.
And there is something else about death in Bhagavad Gita that also makes me wonder. There’s the verse that suggests that people after death go to the highest spiritual point of their lives, the peak of their previous existence, even if they touched it only for a moment.
Does this really make any sense to you? What about a whole lot of baggage of imperfections we carry with ourselves that do not belong to such high levels of reality, and could not exist there?
So, according to this theory, the world can’t end if anyone has any unfinished karmic business here. 🙂 I don’t think it works like that; if you have unfinished business, and the world ends, you’ll have to find ways to deal with it, or you will have a problem. Basically, mice in a wheat field have all kinds of plans until the harvester comes.
You’re on to something here. 🙂
That’s actually the main reason why I’m writing so much stuff that’s basically beyond anyone’s understanding now. Things will change after death; no only will you have perfect recollection, you will also have streams of understanding and information corroborating it and assisting in your understanding. Basically, it’s a blueprint for creating complete understanding.
Your objection makes sense if you assume they are your imperfections, and not features of the world you just didn’t find ways to overcome yet. Bhagavad-gita would say that the soul is merely a witness to world doing its thing.
Not quite. I started writing a long response with a few real life examples on how do people look when they are actually about to die, but then I realized I can’t finish it in current circumstances and deleted the whole reply. I’ll get back to this post later. I’m having a really bad time.
You know, if there is one thing I can’t grasp about you, it’s the ability to continuously produce long articles and write fast responses, even in the darkest of times in personal life. It’s a miracle.
So it is true, then?
Good to know. I guess it’s time to slide through all of your books, plus other well-known scriptures like Vivekachudamani, Atma-bodha, Vivekananda’s commentary on Vedanta, Bhagavata Purana and the likes.
But what exactly do you mean by streams of understanding and information assisting in understanding?
Is it the “matter” itself of the surrounding world that is responding in such a way that confirms theoretical knowledge, or is there some deeper layer in the text itself that remains obscured until the time is right? Or is it something that I’m completely missing here?
Let’s put it this way. It’s not that you remember the text and the aspects of reality described by the text highlight themselves and you get it. It’s actually the other way around: you see the reality, and it highlights the pathways within your mind that hold the closest description. That’s why NDE people see “Jesus” and remember quotes from the Bible. Hindus who enter samadhi remember Upanishads and Gita. If you have enough of the right intellectual content, regardless of whether you understood it or not at the time of reading, when you see the right stuff, everything clicks into place and you understand. In fact, that’s how it works during this life, when you have darshan or samadhi, and it’s just an extreme version of that afterwards. And then, as you think about the scriptures during the actual experience, the process of thinking is the process of exploration of deeper realities.
Of course, you will “accidentaly” read about stuff few days before being exposed to experience that relies on it. Making you realize how hard is to understand or accept that experience without. Especially if you need to act upon it.
That’s if you have guidance.
Isn’t everyone guided according to their needs? But most just ignore or rationalize it away and intention never gets openly conscious to them?
I don’t think “needs” figure in the equation. You don’t get things because you need them. Gurus and guiding angels aren’t compelled to guide you by some cosmic force of karma or whatever. They are free not to do it. If they choose to guide you, it’s because of something personal and specific.
Hah, listening to “lightworkers” (silly word) you’d think its quite the opposite. That everyone is just thrilled to shower them (or anyone) with attention and help.
Some people have trouble differentiating between what is, and what they would want it to be.
The Road tries to deal with this exact topic – keeping spiritual integrity in various – not very likely but quite horrific – situations in “world ends” scenario.
The movie felt so real that only thinking about it sends chills to my bones.
Yeah, I watched it, and I was surprised at how realistic it is; for instance, you never learn what actually happened, since all the global communications are destroyed once *it* happens. Also, the looting/cannibalism/suicide trilogy.
Is this the point where suicide (or killing your own child) serves as preservation of spiritual integrity?
It might be obvious because motive and state of mind are much much different than typical suicide situation, but the amount of “suicide leads straight to hell” mantras are staggering.
This is one of the situations where mind could trump intuition simply because of life long anti-suicide conditioning (probably for good reasons in current “cozy” situation).
Yeah, this negativity about suicide, coming not just from the physical plane, makes me very reluctant to express anything other than caution, among other things because identification with one’s body emotionally defines suicide as self-destruction, with potential karmic repercussions in that direction, and not self-liberation. However, in a situation where death is inevitable, and prolongation of life must come at a cost of murder/cannibalism or some similarly nasty thing, no good options are available so it’s a case of picking your poison, because whatever you do might end badly.
What exactly do you mean by “identification with one’s body emotionally defines suicide as self-destruction”?
Do you think that incarnation in human body inevitably results with one’s identification with its own body (well, it obviously does, to some degree), or do you find that kind of decision problematic because in the moment you decide to solve your problem by destroying meterial part of yourself, you actually define yourself as a material being — otherwise you wouldn’t mind the difficulties?
I mean, you have already gone down that route before in your life, but you also invented the technique of inner space later on. So this kinda makes you probably the single most competent human in the world to talk about direct karmic consequences of that kind of decision. And I guess you do have some findings.
I won’t lie, shoving a revolver in my mouth does seem like a pretty attractive option in a dead-end situation, rather than slowly starving for months.
We don’t differentiate well between self and body while incarnate. The second after you leave the body you see it as non-self, in fact as a completely uninteresting object, and you couldn’t care less what happens with it, but while you’re in it, you perceive it as yourself, and killing it doesn’t feel like releasing yourself from material bondage, it feels like self-destruction, you need to make self-destructive movements of consciousness in order to “kill yourself”, and that’s fucking dangerous. That’s why I advocate against suicide, not because I’m in love with this place or because I think physical death is bad. Believe me, I experimented quite a lot along this line of thinking and active suicide always triggers very nasty alarms. Passive suicide not so much, for instance when you know you’ll get killed, you just smile and let go. That’s perfectly good.
And yeah, surviving a suicide attempt scares me shitless, because, obviously, been there done that.