Wow, a Video that talks about everything I talk about!
All points are correct about this existence along with the fact being reiterated that any animal which struggles for survival is participating in a battle that is already lost.
It's such the truth, what were put in words here is something that bothers me a lot about NPC Humans, especially Women as they are ultimately and ridiculously obsessed with survival and the survival of their offspring to the point where they will do anything and turn society into hell for survival... When they will one day die anyways.
I actually despise people with all my might who are so obsessed with survival, as we are mortals.
And also with what I talk about often with how we are shunned from most frequencies and activities within and without the universe, this ought to make people feel disturbed about the notion of tying themselves down in this existence with children and birthing them here to a place where you are only experiencing roughly about 4% of what is out there on the spectrum, potentially at best.
Who knows what other things may exist, possibly both good and also very bad shit.
And also as I've said, the worldly problems people concern themselves with, they only care about those things because they were programmed by the Anunnaki to think that way based on their perceptions, and at that, highly limited perceptions.
For example, if we could see and experience all frequencies and dimensions, what if we saw a portal to enter another dimension or could see from afar that something looked like paradise or even more pristine in how Humans might exist and be living in another dimension!?
What if those Humans have infinite resources, no disease or famine and don't even need or use money!?
What would go through your mind as you witness that and have been preoccupied with getting a career, wanting to have children and trying to learn AI applications that only make you become more of a robot slave!?
The only reason why people feel so compelled to have children and invest in this existence is because they know nothing else and because life feels lonely.
All the Nordicists who are obsessed with the low birth rates and insist to please our "dead ancestors" would completely forget about all their beliefs.
Perception is indeed NOT reality and we have at least determined this through Science.
It's not hard to conclude how we are existing here for other entities benefits and not for our own benefit or future.
"if we could see and experience all frequencies and dimensions, what if we saw a portal to enter another dimension or could see from afar that something looked like paradise or even more pristine in how Humans might exist and be living in another dimension!?"
ReplyDeleteWell, speaking of it, I recently rewatched Contact 1997. starring Jodie Foster. Lol.
Now, what impresses me every time is the idea behind the journey itself.
I find it fascinating how the movie imagines passage into the universe through a specific way, which is technology anyhow associated with the quality of a human himself within that.
What also fascinates me is that, despite the movie's reliance on Einsteinian relativity as a framework for understanding space and time, it paradoxically ends up touching on something that seems to transcend that very scientific jewish framework.
Because in the Vedas, the human body itself is understood as a vehicle into other dimensions, and somehow I feel like this is exactly what the movie subtly touches upon, although it is made to make us believe it is the machine itself.
Because the machine, in fact, breaks totally!
And according to my own theory, the machine was just a distraction for something the American government could not understand anyway: that it is the heart, the memory, or a beloved one that pulls her away to the other side, allowing her to witness the "dream not dreamed by the greatest utopians."
She, Ellie, did not go with the machine.
She went through herself, for herself, as an extraordinary individual with a heart. Yes.
Meanwhile, to the American government and scientists, the whole event appeared in their human eyes as a complete failure that lasted maybe 10 seconds, yet from her perspective, she had been gone for more than 18 hours or so..
She had fallen into eternity.
And in that moment of ecstasy, her appearance seemed to become youthful again, and she said they should have sent a poet instead of a scientist to describe the ACTUAL state of the Universe and the human being within it.
Interestingly, this closely echoes the words attributed to C. G. Jung in 1961 "Only poets will understand me."
Then she comes back from this incredible journey, which to everyone else appears to have been a complete failure, and is basically gaslighted by a handful of government people because tHeRe iS nO eVidEnCe of what she experienced. Only static. Can you imagine that!?
They were expecting a camera to record the whole wormhole, universe, and dimension.
I guess this is the most naive part. But still...
I also find it really interesting that they put a Hitler speech into the movie as part of humanity's first contact with the universe. Such a strange and clever little gesture by the filmmaker. As if they already know.
And then, while she is traveling through the wormhole, she sees these distant civilizations and that strange geometric structure, which reminds of a gigantic, rotating Sonnenrad, the sun-wheel symbol associated with the SS Nordland division.
She says, in a hallucinatory tone, "They are alive," only to be suddenly pulled away by the force into an even greater distance of the Universe.
There is something really intriguing about that whole sequence.
It is the experience of something so immense that you simply cannot translate it into ordinary human language, and then having to come back and convince everyone else that it actually happened....
I mentioned this movie on this topic of yours because it reflects upon the exact essence of how small and fragile humanity is, not to say limited as a whole!
ReplyDeleteThis world is populated with a bunch of Shudras, animal-men... thinking we are something evolved that reproduces without a second thought, giving nothing but-as Meister Serrano put it perfectly in 1978:
'All upon the altar stone of the amorphous, of the collective, of the gregarious, of the matriarchal number, of the millions of spermatozoids that reproduce without name and without destiny.
The awful bureaucracy, the slavery at the end of the road.
The democracy that exalts the average, the average word, average information, the standardization against all greatness, against all creative originality'.