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“You are mine because God says so” In an effort to get out of a tight spot, the Master would turn to the long-standing ally, the Shaman. For a share in the stake, the Shaman would institutionalize and become the Priest. In return for this blasphemy, the Shaman would convince the populace that their Divinity existed outside of themselves. Once …
The Masters and the Slaves: What is “Mine” includes “You” As the consciousness of the Sleeper crystallizes in this dynamic, more and more power is shifted. The ownership becomes institutionalized. Takers, seeking to overcome their obstacles, manifest the power of weaponry, first bronze, then iron. Because this weaponry is hard to produce, it can be concentrated in the hands of …
From “All is I”, to an “Us” or “We” First, we go back to the beginning – what we know as the Hunter-Gatherer state of existence. It is important to first see that consciousness as we know it was radically different then. Objectivity as we know it was not part of the equation. To primitive humans, there was no separation …
A commonly used symbol is the Pyramid of the Illuminati. It would be better to call it the Human Pyramid, because it is not describing a hidden agenda, so much as a naturally occurring social phenomenon. Often, it is wildly cited in conspiracy theory, to much amusement to those in the know. Few understand it, and most have a misguided …
The Twelfth Law, stated: “Self-pity alone is worthy of your guilt.” While I did not see it at the time, I am now aware that the Laws end precisely where they started. The First Law called you to your own power, re-affirming your own polarization, and the Twelfth does the exact same, although with a newly revamped you. There is …
The Tenth Law, stated: “Victory goes to actions first, preparations second, deliberations never.” The Darkworking path is primarily pragmatic. It states to accept truth, but the primary way we accept truth is through the effect of the application of that truth. Thus, it is results for us that serve as our yardstick for measuring truth – not theory, principle, logic, …