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An End of Empire
Despite having the world’s most powerful navy, the United States cannot force the Strait of Hormuz open, which every US military expert knew would be closed if Iran was attacked.
35 Acres and the Scofield Bible
The Zohar and Kabbalah describe how the demon Asmedai taught Solomon how to control demons, which is how he built Solomon’s Temple.
Blowback of Piracy
By 1900, the British Empire was known as the “workshop of the world,” and was powered by massive domestic coal reserves.
Kozyrev Mirrors
Nicolay Kozyrev proposed a theory he called “torsion field theory”, which postulated that time is an active physical substance with measurable properties that can vary.
Sacrifice, Manifestation, and Egregores
Experiments such as the famous Double Slit Experiment have shown that quantum objects exist in multiple states and places at once, known as superposition, until they interact with their environment.
Mental Food
The concept of “mental food” is simple: just as the food we eat shapes our body, the information and stimuli we consume with our senses shapes our psyche, our emotions, and our overall well-being.
Abstract Symbols and the Subconscious Mind
An abstract symbol is a visual shape that represents a complex idea, feeling, or concept. Humans have been using them for at least seventy-seven thousand years and some are somehow seen all across the world.
The Causality of Government
Decades of research show that nearly half of daily life consists of automatic behaviors executed without conscious decision-making.
Binary Thinking and its Blind Spots
The ideal subject of totalitarian rule are people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction, true and false, no longer exists.
The Thinker and The Prover
Humanity is on the cusp of a “Promethean” awakening where we have the potential to evolve our consciousness into a higher intelligence with a greater awareness
Biophotons and the Luminous Body
The Human Light Body appears across numerous traditions as a non-physical, radiant form of the human being that transcends the material dimensions of reality.
Ascension, Theosis, and Dogmatic Suppression
One of the most common themes found within all traditions across the world is the idea that human beings are born with an internal divinity which has the potential for transmutation into a higher life form.
