Topics still in embryonic form – i.e. those which did not make it to here in November.

November is almost gone and I have not written about any of the following topics – which I jotted down in my electronic list of possible topics to write about: ‘For those of you who feel that we are in the end of times and that society has never been this abundantly evil, I want you to know that it has always been this evil —we are just finally awake to it. Our awakening is the hope. Keep faith. In the end, goodness wins. Candace Owens, 29 October 2021’; ‘Swedenborg’s Habeas Corpus’; ‘Deus semper paratus est dare; sed nos non semper parati sumus accipere.’ (St Augustine); ‘The body language of Pfizer’s CEO in relation to his claim that his company’s jabs are safe for kids to be injected with’; ‘The seven reasons why they are destroying the USA – and I am still counting’; ‘Never accept sweets from your authorities [a piece of advice I would extend to kids in NYC]’; ‘Dr Thomas Cowan’s totally contrarian take on pandemics’; ‘relative versus absolute risk reduction’; ‘1 Corinthians 6: 19’; ‘Symbols rule the world’; ‘Corbett’s red line’; ‘Now a third reality?’;‘ The neo-Gnostic view: it’s a soul test.’; ‘Mens sana in electromagneticis undis’;‘ Aztec glyphs’; ‘A message of hope’ ;‘ Castaneda’s shaman and the loosh’; ‘How did they know?’ [excerpt from ‘Early Warning’]; ‘Men in suits sitting behind desks – C.S. Lewis’;‘ Shall we then understand the poem of our existence? Amiel’; ‘2020 vs 2019: the other mortality stats’; ‘Our modern scrying mirrors?’; ‘the Degradation Ritual’; ‘We are having this near-death experience’; ‘Docetism’; ‘666 days’; ‘the fear-mongering priest’; ‘the proverbial deer, rabbit or hare caught in the headlights’; ‘The anagram of moronic?’ and ‘Possible antidotes?’

Well, there is still the possibility of turning any of the above into a fully-fledged entry within the blog section of this website. Of course, this will depend on next month’s newsflow as I suspect that the Latin proverb which says that ‘in the end things tend to accelerate’ (‘motus in fine velocior’) is likely to be proven true either in the last month of this year or in the first three of next year…

Lausanne, posted during the last few minutes of the last day of the eleventh month of the year 2021



Two unusual claims relating to trees

‘I have always been very, very connected with animals. As a little child, it was like I knew what they were feeling, I knew what they were thinking. I was very connected with trees: I felt like I could sit amongst the trees and hear beautiful poetry.’ What an incredible statement, no? Well, it took me until today to move beyond this point in the interview (30m16s; see the entry immediately before this one for the link), probably because of the seemingly rather implausible nature of Mrs Blake’s assertion. The more so as this lady (Megan Blake) goes on to add that she even wrote down the poems she had heard from the trees (some 500 of them)! This somewhat reminded me of another extraordinary claim made in relation to trees: that they can play tunes to our emotions. The ‘conductor’ being an Englishman living in California, the environmental artist Christopher Castle (source: 23m19s into https://zbbb278hfll091.bitchute.com/tj99AwcN3zlH/nHMcbPyKFRKB.mp4).
I have heard about the work of Cleve Backster or Daniel Chamovitz, so I know that similar claims have been made in connection with ‘plant consciousness’ before – for instance, read my ‘The pain of carrots and potatoes’ or ‘Plant consciousness is nothing new’. Which is why I thought that I would add this reference to my blog – which should probably also include the following book title I came across in May of this year: ‘The Secret Life of Plants: A Fascinating Account of the Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Relations Between Plants and Man’ (by Peter Tompkins and Christopher Bird).

The above should be seen as pointers for anybody interested in delving deeper (which I suspect might require looking at the Talmud, based on a reference to this text made by a rabbi in Karen Sawyer’s ‘Soul Companions: Conversations With Contemporary Wisdom Keepers’).   

Lausanne, posted on the eighteenth day of the eleventh month of the year 2021

This surprising ability of the human brain to make associations.

It is strange how the brain is able to pair together elements of our experience of reality without any conscious effort being exerted on our part. For instance, by walking past the building owned by a bank that houses some of its back-office functions near home yesterday afternoon I was almost immediately reminded that my wallet was not where I usually put it whenever I go out to town on foot. Earlier in the day, it had suddenly dawned on me that poltergeist activity was most certainly related to what Tibetan spiritual initiates call a tulpa, itself most likely highly similar to the European werewolf – all three most probably sharing something in common with the alleged creation of a ‘thought-materialised’ monster (big and hairy, to make things worse) as part of the so-called Montauk Project. By the way, I feel that my initial trigger must have been this show description I had seen a couple of hours earlier on bitchute:

1:02:12
Animal Super Powers - See Why Transhumanists are Determined to Gain These Abilities w/ Megan Blake
Sarah Westall - Business Game Changers
https://www.bitchute.com/video/9RR9LPkcVphe
 
As I have not listened to this show, I do not know whether or not it broaches upon the aforementioned ‘monsters from the id’. However, I am convinced that humans possess abilities which, although being quite extraordinary in scope, unfortunately remain totally dormant for all but a really minuscule minority of men and women. Or maybe it is much better so, as some immature individuals might be tempted to misuse such powers. On the other hand, anti-lockdown demonstrators would certainly find their confrontation with water-cannons to be a little more even if they could summon, say, half a dozen big and hairy monsters through the strength of their mental concentration.

Lausanne, posted on the fourteenth day of the eleventh month of the year 2021



For the children, up to what age is it?

Not ten or twelve, but ELEVEN (‘it’ being the mandatory jab in the US). Strange that this association had not occurred to me earlier than maybe some three hours after having posted the lines below (which provide some pointers on the number eleven and the beginning and end of WWI).

Need I say more? No, because to paraphrase Swedenborg, ‘hae enim res absconditae sunt, prudenter dicendae’.

Lausanne, posted on the thirteenth day of the eleventh month of the year 2021.



Eleven as in 11-11-1918

It was on the eleventh (11th) minute of the eleventh day (11th) of the eleventh (11th) month of the year nineteen and eighteen (1918) that an armistice was signed between France and Germany, in effect putting an end to World War One. This triple string of elevens cannot have been fortuitous (i.e. the result of chance). And what about the event that kick-started this terrible and highly lethal conflict? Although the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand and his wife took place on the twenty-eighth of June 1914, it was still on the eleventh hour of the morning. In February of this year, I found out something even more incredible about their assassination: Ferdinand and his wife Sophia were being driven along the streets of Sarajevo in a car bearing a plate with the inscription ‘AIII 118’, which some claim should be read with two spaces inserted between the first four digits and with the space between digits 4 and 5 removed, so ‘A II I1 18’, and  that if one allows for the Roman numeral ‘I’ to stand for the Arabic numeral ‘1’, it means Armistice 11 November 1918.

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Even more extravagant, several people have claimed that the passages in the interior of the Great Pyramid leading to the chambers offer some kind of prophetic timeline also pointing to the beginning and end of the First World War! Others have suggested that the same number permeates this highly iconic building in the form of the ratio 11:11.  However, I do not intend to discuss here the number eleven from an occult perspective (even if I have done so in the past), for (if I may quote the eighteenth century polymath and mystic Swedenborg) ‘haec arcana sunt, prudenter dicenda’ (Experientiae Spirituales, #154)... 

Lausanne, posted on the day after the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the year 2021.

 

Charles Upton on the UFO myth, transhumanism and the ultimate endgame

On Friday, I listened to ‘Alien Disclosure Deception, Social Engineering, Metaphysics and more w/ Charles Upton’. The title caught my attention because I am highly suspicious of anything having to do with aliens, because I believe that there are techniques of mass psychological manipulation being used against the herds to steer them in a certain direction as intended by those who are pulling the strings in the shadows (techniques which generally fall under the umbrella phrase of ‘social engineering’ in the jargon of those who believe in this) and because I am interested in metaphysics, too. The guest of the above-mentioned show is Charles Upton, an American writer and convert to Islam. For the very little I know about him, Mr Upton seems to be interested in some of the topics the famous French esotericist, scholar of ‘the Tradition’ and convert to Islam René Guénon explored in his works (although I must admit that I have read only a single article penned by this Frenchman). As for Sarah Westall, she is an American woman entrepreneur with a background in computer science who hosts a broadcast (usually interviewing only a single guest) available over various online platforms. For the half-a-dozen or so episodes I have listened to so far, her show seems to be primarily focused on ‘fringe’ topics.

Although the interview chiefly revolves around Charles Upton’s claim that UFOs are a deceptive psychological operation carried out by parts of the US government to achieve very nefarious objectives, Mrs Westall’s guest also touches upon the occult and its link with the American space programme (in the form of NASA and more specifically in the person of the rocket scientist Jack Parsons, who was a disciple of the infamous English magus – who was probably also a British intelligence asset – Aleister Crowley); pagan magic (ancient – Orphic – and modern – Aleister Crowley, Jack Parsons – contemporary – Peter Levenda); a brief mention of Charles Upton’s understanding of djinns in Islam in the context of the impact of demonic forces upon our daily lives, etc. Importantly, the show ends with a brief outline of Charles Upton’s efforts to try to make the covenants of the Prophet Mohammed with the Peoples of the Book known to as large a public as possible.

Now ‘Alien Disclosure Deception, Social Engineering, Metaphysics and more w/ Charles Upton’ is not an academic lecture, but a videoconference-mediated conversation between an Internet-based show host and her guest. Hence the medley of topics touched upon in the course of this interview. However, I am drawing attention to this interview because I am convinced that it is absolutely smack on about the end-agenda to a process which started in February or March 2020 and which we are presently seeing unfold before our very eyes – a good summary of which is to be found in the following exchange (excerpted from ‘Alien Disclosure Deception, Social Engineering, Metaphysics and more w/ Charles Upton’):

[Sarah Westall]  So what do you think they want to do with this psy-op? Because, you know, I’ve heard different things that they want to get us into a war. They want.... Is it just another control mechanism? I don’t know. What do you think?

[Charles Upton]  Well, I ... what is the end game? I think the end game. First, they want to get rid of religion and God – for a Luciferian purpose.

[Sarah Westall]  Yeah, yeah.

[Charles Upton]  And, and essentially the UFO myth, one of the main things that it’s there for is to justify transhumanism. Because if transhumanism is just a crazy thing invented by a few mad scientists on Earth, it doesn’t have the credibility that it would have if, if, if um you’re saying that ‘Well, this comes from the cosmos, from the powers of the cosmos. This, this is higher thing that humanity was always destined for.’ You know, that ... it’s, it’s, it’s a myth to justify transhumanism and, you know, they’re trying to change the paradigm of Western society from democracy and Christianity to Luciferian technocracy and transhumanism. And they’ve done quite well at this.

[Sarah Westall]  Exactly how I see. I mean, I don’t know if it’s exactly right, but it’s exactly how I see it. And transhumanism, they’re going to sell it as a way to improve yourself, and there will be elements of truth to that, you know, like you can see better. Or you can ... I mean, there’s all these elements of truth, but it’s really just to control us, as if we’re robots and have no free will.

[Charles Upton]  Yeah, of course, that is what it is.

[Sarah Westall]  Yes, you came to the same conclusion from an opposite perspective.

[Charles Upton]  And the UFO religions is the religion behind this. Because the social engineers understand that that any, you know, in any, any civilisation – you can’t call it a civilisation –, but any regime that’s going to have power on a collective level, it’s going to have to have some religious dimension. That’s always the way it’s been. So this is, this is the religious aspect of it. I hate to use the word religious in this context, but...

[Sarah Westall]  It is.