In 1987 Hopi Indian
prophesy came true " ...a 144,000 sleeping sundancers would awaken to
dream the dream ( matrix holigram) AWAKE!
At least that many did and some earlier...Dr. / Major Wm Wyttenbach
Excellent article follows...
The grandest of the illusions which keep
us enslaved to the matrix, the ones that have so many of us still
entranced, are outlined below for your consideration.
1. The Illusion of Law, Order and Authority For so many of
us, following the law is considered a moral obligation, and many of us
gladly do so even though corruption, scandal, and wickedness repeatedly
demonstrate that the law is plenty flexible for those who have the
muscle to bend it.
Police brutality and police criminality is rampant in the
US, the courts favor the wealthy, and we can longer even lead our lives
privately thanks to the intrusion of state surveillance. And all the
while the illegal and immoral Orwellian permanent war rages on in the
background of life, murdering and destroying whole nations and cultures.
The social order is not what it seems, for it is entirely
predicated on conformity, obedience and acquiescence which are enforced
by fear of violence. History teaches us again and again that the law is
just as often as not used as an instrument of oppression, social control
and plunder, and any so-called authority in this regard is false,
hypocritical, and unjust.
When the law itself does not follow the law, there is no
law, there is no order, and there is no justice. The pomp and trappings
of authority are merely a concealment of the truth that the current
world order is predicated on control, not consent.
2. The Illusion of Prosperity and Happiness Adorning
oneself in expensive clothes and trinkets, and amassing collections of
material possessions that would be the envy of any 19th century monarch
has become a substitute for genuine prosperity. Maintaining the illusion
of prosperity, though, is critical to our economy as it is, because its
foundation is built on consumption, fraud, credit and debt.
The banking system itself has been engineered from the top
down to create unlimited wealth for some while taxing the eternity out
of the rest of us. True prosperity is a vibrant environment and an
abundance of health, happiness, love, and relationships. As more people
come to perceive material goods as the form of self-identification in
this culture, we slip farther and farther away from the experience of
true prosperity.
3. The Illusion of Choice and Freedom Read between the
lines and look at the fine print, we are not free, not by any
intelligent standard. Freedom is about having choice, yet in today’s
world, choice has come to mean a selection between available options,
always from within the confines of a corrupt legal and taxation system
and within the boundaries of culturally accepted and enforced norms.
Just look no further than the phony institution of modern
democracy to find a shining example of false choices appearing real. Two
entrenched, corrupt, archaic political parties are paraded as the pride
and hope of the nation, yet third party and independent voices are
intentionally blocked, ridiculed and plowed under.
The illusion of choice and freedom is a powerful oppressor
because it fools us into accepting chains and short leashes as though
they were the hallmarks of liberty.
Multiple choice is different than freedom, it is easy servitude.
4. The Illusion of Truth Truth has become a touchy subject
in our culture, and we’ve been programmed to believe that ‘the‘ truth
comes from the demigods of media, celebrity, and government.
If the TV declares something to be true, then we are
heretics to believe otherwise. In order to maintain order, the powers
that be depend our acquiescence to their version of the truth.
While independent thinkers and journalists continually blow
holes in the official versions of reality, the illusion of truth is so
very powerful that it takes a serious personal upheaval to shun the
cognitive dissonance needed to function in a society that openly chases
false realities.
5. The Illusion of Time
They say that time is money, but this is a lie. Time is
your life. Your life is an ever-evolving manifestation of the now.
Looking beyond the five sense world, where we have been trained to move
in accordance with the clock and the calendar, we find that the spirit
is eternal, and that the each individual soul is part of this eternity.
The big deception here is the reinforcement of the idea
that the present moment is of little to no value, that the past is
something we cannot undo or ever forget, and that the future is
intrinsically more important than both the past and the present. This
carries our attention away from what it actually happening right now and
directs it toward the future. Once completely focused on what is to
come rather than what is, we are easy prey to advertisers and fear-pimps
who muddy our vision of the future with every possible worry and
concern imaginable.
We are happiest when life doesn’t box us in, when
spontaneity and randomness gives us the chance to find out more about
ourselves. Forfeiting the present moment in order to fantasize about the
future is a trap. The immense, timeless moments of spiritual joy that
are found in quiet meditation are proof that time is a construct of the
mind of humankind, and not necessarily mandatory for the human
experience.
If time is money, then life can be measured in dollars.
When dollars are worth less, so is life. This is total deception,
because life is, in truth, absolutely priceless.
6. The Illusion of Separateness
On a strategic level, the tactic of divide and conquer is
standard operating procedure for authoritarians and invading armies, but
the illusion of separateness runs even deeper than this.
We are programmed to believe that as individuals we are in
competition with everyone and everything around us, including our
neighbors and even mother nature. Us vs. them to the extreme. This
flatly denies the truth that life on this planet is infinitely
inter-connected. Without clean air, clean water, healthy soil, and a
vibrant global sense of community we cannot survive here.
While the illusion of separateness comforts us by
gratifying the ego and and offering a sense of control, in reality it
only serves to enslave and isolate us.
Conclusion
The grand illusions mentioned here have been staged before
us as a campaign to encourage blind acquiescence to the machinations of
the matrix. In an attempt to dis-empower us, they demand our conformity
and obedience, but we must not forget that all of this is merely an
elaborate sales pitch. They can’t sell what we don’t care to buy.
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