20 D. Beyond belief

Let’s recalibrate our minds, shall we?

There are two basic options (we are told).

You can believe that the Good rules the world, with some chips falling off and desecrating the place here and there. This makes the Good omni-powerful, the driver of our world vehicle that we want to trust, despite a lot of casualties and harm across all ages and places. With this belief, we support the Good and believe that it really has some decisive power.

Or you can believe that whatever is happening should be read at face value. You know, driven by the bad, the ugly, and the Science (a recent addition). With this belief, we happily give away all power sources to the Evil. Then, we equally happily multiply this surrender of ours by repeating the bad stories over and over again (we call it sharing, forwarding or cross-posting). If that’s not enough, we make comments, preferably neglecting all human(e) achievements post 1945, just pouring out our personal contaminations for others to clean up the mess.

Yeah, those movies.

Pushed by big money, they must be bad, right? Because good movies are only those select few which have been created without an agenda. Kind of, impossible, if you think rationally. The screenplay is the manifestation of the agenda, whatever it be. All actors and co-creators are the pushers for this agenda, although for various reasons, including (probably) old-fashioned stories like “that’s my job”.

Ultimately, every single movie is agenda-based and serves some purpose. We, the viewers, by definition know less than the creators of the movie. And we have no idea about its purpose, real or intended. We can only watch the movie and rediscover its messages after the facts. Or we can not watch the movie and live our own life to the best of our capacity as it is.

I prefer a third option.

Watching a movie and discovering its inner intricacies and its links to the tangible world out there, in the past, in the now, and, potentially, in the future. After all, each movie is a bag full of symbols, tales, and representations. Even documentaries tell a story with a particular angle.

“This wish opens the door.”

This is exactly how our mind works. Our ideas and thoughts gain momentum and, at a certain level of energy, we translate them into actions, and then into tangible consequences.

“Through a psychic connection.”

This is the best description of this process. We have no idea about the power and energy that transforms an image or word in your head into an experience perceived through the physical senses. It’s a mystery. Or a miracle.

The journey from a draft sketch of a building to the huge structure erected with millions of pounds of materials is unknown. We don’t know how the transition happens. As if someone took out a few episodes from the series.

With some stories, only the final episodes survived - like with the pyramids. We are watching other stories as they are being released, in “real” time - but entire scenes or full episodes are being re-produced as we watch them. We call it censorship, propaganda or marketing. Scrubbing online resources helps a lot here. Editing past productions to match the updated agendas allow the creation of alternative this-moment scenarios in the full control mode over the viewers.

Is any of this real? I doubt it. All reality was destroyed at the moment when “legal personality” started to be regarded as real. The company took over all reality. No more real people behind the creation. Artificial (fake) substitutes of reality have become vehicles to produce and disseminate templates of behavior. Every single company exists out there to teach you how to behave. You must follow their codes, regulations, terms and conditions or procedures. The company does not even need to tell it to you, you know that your only way is to “obey”. They live. A story told by a Carpenter. You can’t make it up.

If you want to see how movies really operate…

you need to watch (three times) “Branded” (https://is.gd/2HFnXF), released in 2012. It challenges and questions everything you “know”. Beginning with the opening card with names of people who “All of these unusual people heard a voice. All of them saw things other couldn't see. All of them changed the world.” Guess what? Not true.

These people have not changed anything. Most of them, we don’t even know whether they existed or who they really were. We only repeat stories about them. These stories are created only when these people are gone. You don’t create myths for those who are still alive - too risky, they may deny your stories… And the people referred to in the stories did not change anything. Those who come after them use their names (“authority”) to push their own agendas. Those who hear voices do not interfere. Those who channel messages from the future do not meddle with our mess.

After watching “Branded”, watch (five times) “Inception” (2010, https://is.gd/VvYA9D). There you are given a ready-made recipe how to control your environment. It is absurdly simple:

What is the most resilient parasite? Bacteria? A virus? An intestinal worm? An idea. Resilient... highly contagious. Once an idea has taken hold of the brain it's almost impossible to eradicate. An idea that is fully formed - fully understood - that sticks; right in there somewhere.

Or “The smallest seed of an idea can grow. It can grow to define or destroy you.” Now rewind to 2019/2020. Have you recovered? No? Are you still thinking about this huge, huge 5-letter idea that was planted in us all at that time?

Is your reality still defined by that idea? Mind you, a lot of professionals say (and prove) that this was a fake idea. They say there has never been a 5-letter idea turned into reality. They say that the whole period that began at that time is a mass-media dream. We all live by the code that dwarfed all Baba Yagas. We have changed literally everything to fit that fictitious 5-letter idea. What does it make us? Are we real?

You're actually in the middle of the workshop right now, sleeping. This is your first lesson in shared dreaming. Stay calm.

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We are still in the inception stage. The mission is not complete yet.

The next part has already been announced. It’s “Tenet” (2020, https://is.gd/3TPQRd). In short, it is about changing the near now by changing the future. It’s about time travel in practice.

This is what real advertising and marketing is doing. They shape the future before we can see it. When we wake up (in the mourning), we walk into the new reality, every single day. We just don’t remember yesterday and we do not know how to reference the future to our now. We are so afraid of this process that we want to go to sleep.

We choose to live “Groundhog Day” (1993, https://is.gd/TDKtaA), it feels much safer.

Now, here is the difference.

“They” (those who change the future before it happens) choose to live “Edge of Tomorrow” (2014, https://is.gd/OCjaQZ) - preparing, training, repeating, mastering, correcting, repeating again, time and again, until they can control the outcome.

The difference is: they never go to sleep. The stakes are too high.

Learn from movies. Learn from “Edge of Tomorrow” - this is where we are now.

In the dreams we are all together (see “Inception”). In reality, each one of us lives in a separate world - this is why it is so easy to isolate, fear out and social distance you:

Come find me when you wake up.

If this is fine with you, that’s ok. Maybe it is not. Maybe you feel there is more, but you don’t know how to reach out there:

What I am about to tell you sounds crazy, but you have to listen to me. Your very lives depend on it. You see, this isn't the first time.

And when the time comes when you have no clue what to do next:

We should just reset.

This is why we all have an opportunity to move on and leave overwhelming stuff behind. Every single year. You only have one day when you can start anew. It’s not even a day. Your 31st December is a time of preparation. Retire for this day. Withdraw from the world. Stay off all external stimuli and influences. Turn the world off.

At midnight, you will have a split-second opportunity to reset your life.

It is an extremely precious gift. You won’t have many of these. The most fortunate (or the most stubborn, depending how you see this) are given only about 30 to 50 such split seconds in their lifetimes.

You better watch your back out there… ‘cuz no one else will.

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Inspired by Jon’s post.