BREAKING FREE ESCAPING THE MATRIX OF DELUSIONS - DOCUMENTARY MOVIE
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00:00:00Transcription by ESO. Translation by —
00:00:30Everything you do and think is controlled by others.
00:00:42Everything you buy, your work, your beliefs, everything is a part of a false reality created to control you.
00:00:52Humanity has no idea it is in fact caught in a massive lie.
00:01:00It is trapped by its own inner desires and follows the will of those in power.
00:01:09Society is a mirror of man, and society is a lie that is far removed from our natural origin.
00:01:21Every country on this planet is being oppressed by clever and powerful elite groups that have been building their empires for centuries.
00:01:33They feed us lies and we believe.
00:01:38Eventually, we become so deluded we can no longer even see it.
00:01:45But there are some who can still see clearly and understand that we live in the ultimate grand delusion.
00:01:59This film is the result of an awakening.
00:02:03It is the same awakening to the self and to the wonder of the cosmos that has driven thinking men and women for generations.
00:02:13It is the same awakening that has been the generative cause and effect of religion and belief.
00:02:23It is the same awakening that has caused man to revolt against the same.
00:02:31It is the awakening that has been written, painted, sculptured, symbolized and placed into music for thousands of years.
00:02:44This opening up of the mind to the potentials of the human spirit has been known ever since man began to think.
00:02:51And yet, now in the 21st century, man has created more chains to bind himself than at any point in human history.
00:03:04Humanity has created layer upon layer of delusion to control each other.
00:03:12We have declared fantasies to be realities.
00:03:15We have given god-like control to dictators and power to so-called special bloodlines.
00:03:24All of this and more is the grand delusion we live in from birth to death.
00:03:32Do you want to be free? Then keep watching.
00:03:37From the very beginning, man has sought to free his mind from the constraints of a consciousness that seemed to bind him into a world divided.
00:03:50The animals around him followed natural cycles and marched thousands of miles in tune with the breath of the earth, the phases of the moon and the warmth of the sun.
00:04:03Man pondered these remarkable phenomena because he was now aware of it and his awareness gave him the need to explain.
00:04:14Without explanation, everything seemed strange and he therefore feared it.
00:04:20What man did not understand, he could not control.
00:04:23And lack of control and understanding meant simply one thing, chaos.
00:04:31The consciousness of the mind needed order to survive and so he began to form structures within his thoughts for all things.
00:04:43He gave symbols and words to everything that previously didn't know.
00:04:49He gave symbols and words to everything that previously didn't meet them.
00:04:54The bird didn't care that it was a bird, the fish just were and the lions were boss in their domain.
00:05:05The mind of man came along and gave them all names and forced them and himself into ordered boxes.
00:05:14This simply led to constraint as man began to form his own prison.
00:05:20He made names for leaders, gave them wonder and all.
00:05:24He created gods and deities and worshipped them.
00:05:29He ordered his tribe and family structures and at the end of it all he had developed dogma, doctrine and rules and regulations.
00:05:38He had cleverly managed to tie himself down.
00:05:44Man had made a world of control and he had no understanding of what he had done.
00:05:52Now, thousands and thousands of years later, our ordering of everything has created a seeming chaotic mess.
00:06:00The direct opposite of what he had intended with our conscious mind.
00:06:07The animals without self-awareness and higher consciousness still have their natural and orderly lives.
00:06:15They do not fear nor have material objects, they just exist.
00:06:20They, like all things natural, find balance.
00:06:25We, with our millennia of striving to order our lives, have created chaos and now billions of people are messed up and seeking reconnection to nature.
00:06:40The reason for the failure of our attempt to create order and balance is that we do not know how to do it.
00:06:48The reason for the failure of our attempts is simple, we are out of step with nature.
00:06:56The route to our own nature is to be found in the unconscious world of the mind, for in there our true self resides, hiding like a lost child.
00:07:11We are not aware of this because we are unconscious of it, it's that simple.
00:07:18Our conscious mind is almost an unnatural thing in that it fights with nature because of fear.
00:07:25We all know that we are born and that we die, we know that we exist and so we therefore have a personality, we are individual.
00:07:36This individual is precious to us because we believe it is us.
00:07:41The fear comes when we realize that this individual will one day die and so it is not the fear of death itself but the loss of the self.
00:07:54We have created wondrous imaginative answers to this problem by explaining to our own minds that our body is not really us and that it is simply a container carrying the self.
00:08:11When this container withers and rots, the true self or soul shall carry on after death and be transported to heaven, nirvana or any other amazing realm perceived and fashioned by our ancestors.
00:08:27If we were nothing else, we are certainly created.
00:08:32It is a triumph of consciousness, a prize of logical thought that in the first place we became aware of our own frailties and then discovered that it was all just a minor test on the road to St. Peter's early gates.
00:08:49Today, in the 21st century, as the old-fashioned concepts of religion are constantly bombarded by new empowered free thinkers and science, we are finding new ways of explaining our lot.
00:09:05For the fear of the nihilistic mind is still one that strikes a discord, even in the mind of the most erudite brain.
00:09:14Anything from cloning to freezing our bodies to superior alien minds and quantum oneness are trumpeted out for our choosing.
00:09:28From the physical to the metaphysical, like the shopping malls of downtown LA, we can choose an answer that suits our own personal life, peer group and sense of right and wrong.
00:09:43The driving force, regardless of century, is still the same fear.
00:09:51It seems that no matter how high we climb on the awareness ladder, the same driving force in the consciousness arises and the same forces of nature surge beneath the surface in the unconscious realm.
00:10:06If the animals move and are driven by the forces of nature, something hidden within our unconscious world, then we as conscious and confused beings are at odds with this drive.
00:10:21It is a drive hidden in the dark world of the mind, the part we can no longer access with ease, and it is something that we seemingly cannot control.
00:10:31Because of our disjointed life with the unconscious world of nature, we fear it.
00:10:41Fear is now so complex that it is a paradox of our so-called ordained society.
00:10:50But we need to strip away all the myriad excuses we come up with to replace the word fear and realize that it all revolves around the loss of self.
00:11:03It is in fact the sickness at the heart of consciousness and overcoming this one core principle will set you truly free onto a road without delusions.
00:11:16The reason? Because we create delusions to escape it, and the marketing men of the world use every chance they can to get to pull finely woven threads from our fears and form webs that trap us.
00:11:33If you overcome fear, then you will realize that your life has been spent in a web created from your own emotions.
00:11:45All forms of fear are ugly and create ugly offspring.
00:11:54Fear breeds and breeds. It spreads from you to your children. It evolves and transmutes. It creates prejudice and hatred.
00:12:06Fear is constantly used to manipulate our thoughts, our purchases, our votes, and our wallets.
00:12:15We need only watch the television commercials to see how fear is used to control our actions.
00:12:24Listen to politicians and you will hear words and phrases that demonize the enemy and scare us into voting the right way.
00:12:34But we only have ourselves to blame for handing over the control of our minds to this fear factor.
00:12:41We need to take back control. These are our thoughts and nobody else's.
00:12:49The only way to freedom is through personal integrity and honesty, not with anybody else, but with ourselves.
00:12:59If we are not truly honest with ourselves, then we are simply creating yet more illusions to overcome.
00:13:09If we know that we are deluding ourselves by going to church on Sunday or buying happiness during retail therapy, then we add guilt and confusion on top of fear.
00:13:22We all do this most of the time and this is why life inside the mind has become so complicated and why we have come so far away from nature itself.
00:13:35Half of the problem is the evolutionary childhood drive to learn.
00:13:41Misunderstanding this process or not even realizing it is there has caused immense trouble.
00:13:48You see, as we grow, we have a built-in drive to learn and this can cause a slight inferiority complex.
00:13:56We suddenly realize that we do not know as much as our parents and so we feel inferior.
00:14:05As long as the knowledge is useful, valid and valuable, then it is fine.
00:14:11But if the knowledge is worthless and even poisonous, then we are in effect poisoning our mind.
00:14:19Adding the personality of the parent or teacher or other influence is yet again distancing us from who we are and our connections to nature.
00:14:32This drive continues with us even past childhood and is yet another evolutionary drive utilized by the marketing man.
00:14:43A simple example is to take a screen hero, let's say James Bond.
00:14:49We go to the cinema and watch this brave, handsome and intellectual man save the world.
00:14:56We admire these things, so we try to emulate them, to take on a Bond persona.
00:15:04In the 1950s, many females did the same with Doris Day films.
00:15:08In fact, none of these characters were real.
00:15:12Doris Day was acting and Bond is the creation of an alter ego by the writer Ian Fleming, who drank and smoked himself to death at an early age.
00:15:24The point is that we attempt to copy or mirror an ideal that is itself flawed because it was created by a human mind and so we fall short.
00:15:35As we all must.
00:15:39This leads to yet further elements of inferiority and lack of self-worth.
00:15:47A great many neuroses and psychological problems are caused by lack of understanding of this evolutionary drive and the parents inability to see this and teach or train accordingly.
00:16:00Never in the history of man has there been a perfect time, so we need not seek out a sunken Atlantis.
00:16:08Never in the future of mankind will there be a perfect civilization, so we better not sit and wait for Star Trek to fix things for us.
00:16:18No one religion is perfect, for all fall short of the glory they call God.
00:16:24No state can create the ideal place to live.
00:16:28No family is flawless, no friend wholly committed.
00:16:32We are the best thing we have.
00:16:35We have to live with ourselves while others can run away from us or lock us in a room.
00:16:42We will be in that room with ourself and so that is where we must find the truth.
00:16:48We will be in that room with ourself and so that is where we must find the truth and that is where we must discover balance and harmony.
00:17:01Listening to the world of man will simply confuse our minds yet further.
00:17:07Listening to nature which has perfect balance and indeed is powered by the force of balance is the right place to go for help.
00:17:18We must return to the garden.
00:17:22This is an economic world.
00:17:25Whether you live in the so-called democratic west or the communist east, it is structured around money and anything that gets in the way of the machine is more often than not moved or eradicated.
00:17:37There is no room for anything to oppose this.
00:17:41Each of us is in the system whether we like it or not and we believe there is often precious little we can do about it.
00:17:51But how did this all begin and who was the originator of the system?
00:17:57In the beginning mankind was nomadic.
00:18:00For a period so long that it staggers the mind we traveled along coastlines, around lakes and traversed river systems.
00:18:08We simply could not travel across land because most of it was covered in trees and vegetation.
00:18:14We did so purely to hunt and collect foodstuffs and then returned to our boats.
00:18:22This is the way mankind evolved his mind over vast periods of time.
00:18:27But how was man able to navigate over the sea?
00:18:31This is an open question and is the subject of much debate.
00:18:35He certainly watched the stars, sun and moon.
00:18:39He placed markers along the way.
00:18:42But he also had a natural homing mechanism, a sense of direction.
00:18:46Now mostly lost to us to the confusion of the modern society and modern mind.
00:18:52There are many scientific test results which confirm that man does have the ability,
00:18:58probably via his pineal organ, to judge direction intuitively.
00:19:04This ability is due to the electromagnetic energy of the earth
00:19:09and the magnetic connection between it and the pineal organ within the brain
00:19:15in exactly the same way as the brain does.
00:19:18Within the brain in exactly the same way that a bird uses magnetite within its pineal organ
00:19:25to pick up the earth's electromagnetic resonance.
00:19:31In short, mankind has connection to the world around him
00:19:36and this is just one way in which we were more in tune with our environment.
00:19:41Today we can't find our way around a city block without using our mobile phone.
00:19:49But we were once in tune in other ways too.
00:19:53We were in tune with our needs and nature's larder.
00:19:57We followed herds as they migrated.
00:20:00We knew which plants were safe to eat and we only took what we needed
00:20:04because we simply could not carry an overabundance of produce.
00:20:07All the anthropological evidence reveals that mankind was more peaceful
00:20:13and even lived longer lives than his later descendants who would settle down.
00:20:21Populations grew and nomadic cultures began to partly settle down.
00:20:28These settlements were probably originally staging posts
00:20:32for extended stays during the colonial period.
00:20:35They were staging posts for extended stays during winter or such hard times
00:20:40but eventually inertia set in.
00:20:45Remaining in one location for extended periods brought with it all manner of problems.
00:20:52Firstly, it brought the need to cultivate the land and to store provisions
00:20:57because the animal larder would carry on moving
00:21:00and natural vegetation would carry on and follow the seasons.
00:21:05Secondly, it brought disease because of human and animal waste and all kinds of other filth.
00:21:13And thirdly, it brought strife in ways that the nomadic smaller groups would not have foreseen.
00:21:20These settlements would be attracting more and more people into one single location
00:21:26forcing people together for longer and longer periods of time
00:21:31in cramped and rapidly unnatural environments.
00:21:36Mankind was growing apart from nature and had to learn a whole new set of skills
00:21:43from building to being more socially oriented.
00:21:47Structures of wood and structures of society brought with them hierarchy
00:21:53and alpha dominance in a different way to the previous nomadic lifestyle.
00:21:59Groups were now bigger and so conflicts between those who would be in dominance
00:22:05would have been more frequent.
00:22:07But it was too late.
00:22:09The old ways were rapidly being forgotten.
00:22:14It is amazing how quickly the skills of the past generation can disappear.
00:22:20For example, today there are people who do not even know how to cook
00:22:24because their lifestyle has never called for the skill.
00:22:31We are constantly battling the balance between the income stream and the spending stream
00:22:37and we find very little room for such trivial matters as cooking,
00:22:42let alone time for our children.
00:22:46But cooking is only one of the many skills that we are losing
00:22:50due to mass production of ready-made meals and lifestyle habits.
00:22:57Eventually, our newfound settlements had to find ways to deal with their new social problems
00:23:03and the mind of man has a unique tool for the purpose, imagination.
00:23:11Man developed from within his own imagination new social structures of tribal leadership
00:23:16and those who had maintained our learned new skills important for the group would become dominant.
00:23:25These were not always the strongest and best fighters or hunters,
00:23:30but more often than not, who knew how to heal and gel the community.
00:23:35We call these people medicine men, shaman, and later lay priests.
00:23:41As the Old Testament so eruditely informs us,
00:23:45it was the priesthood who would guide the people and even crown kings.
00:23:52The royal family of England is still to this day crowned by the church
00:23:57as a direct result of this same ancient power structure uniting religion and state.
00:24:03With this new advent of power came many new ways of manipulating and growing masses
00:24:09who were herded into the new imaginative religious structure
00:24:14and given rules in the form of dogma, doctrine, and tradition.
00:24:21Now power was from the gods and nobody could argue with such imagined power.
00:24:26The knowledge of navigation of the stars, of the seasons,
00:24:30and of course the reality of the mind of man became powerful tools in the armory of the church.
00:24:39To know the seasons enabled the priest to appear magical and in touch with God.
00:24:47To know how to read the stars from the sky, to know how to read the stars from the moon,
00:24:54to know how to read the stars for navigation enabled the tribe to trade and invade.
00:25:02To know the mind of man allowed the priesthood to manipulate and control.
00:25:09All of this was truly a powerful knowledge.
00:25:14This knowledge was passed down within the brotherhoods in symbolism,
00:25:19laterally in texts, and certainly in tradition.
00:25:24Tradition is not simply something we imagine our grandparents had.
00:25:31Our English term tradition comes from traditio,
00:25:35a Latin word meaning delivery of doctrine and surrender.
00:25:41But more pertinent to us it means something handed down.
00:25:46Tradition is the continuance of something profound.
00:25:52In the very first usage of the word we find that it was in fact used for the passing on of doctrine and religious dogma,
00:26:01a sacred act itself and something which became symbolic.
00:26:08The word sacred comes from the old Latin saccharis,
00:26:12meaning to bind, restrict, enclose, and protect.
00:26:18This is where much of the truth lies, in symbolism and sacredness,
00:26:24for both are binding and surrendering to something being passed down.
00:26:31There is no truth that the taking of the bread and wine at the Eucharist ritual
00:26:36is actually the body and blood of Jesus Christ.
00:26:39No, the act is symbolic and solemnly reminds the religious initiate
00:26:44of the fact that he is part of a greater Christian brotherhood.
00:26:51That he is accepting Christ and that his body was broken and blood spilt for us
00:26:57is a continuation of a long line.
00:27:03Whatever one's opinion on that religious act,
00:27:06the fact remains that it is a very powerful tool for reminding the masses
00:27:12of their place in the world via an act that is emotionally strong.
00:27:19This is a manipulating tradition kept alive to keep the sheep in the fold.
00:27:26As we can now see, tradition can be a very strong device
00:27:30when allied to emotion, and psychologists have discovered
00:27:35that allegorical tales are very often absorbed better than any literal telling.
00:27:44In this allegorical or symbolic respect,
00:27:48there are other words that also relate and of which we should take note.
00:27:54These words now often hold mystery to us
00:27:57because we have lost the meaning of them,
00:28:01as we have all too often lost the meaning of tradition.
00:28:07Myth, fable, tale, story, all of these and more
00:28:12are used in the traditional way to pass on hidden or esoteric knowledge
00:28:17from one generation to another.
00:28:21And this is a tradition going back in time for thousands of years.
00:28:28It is the custom of the storyteller whose job it was
00:28:32to keep alive the truths of the tribe.
00:28:36From the medicine man and the shaman,
00:28:40to druid, brahmin, and later catholic priest,
00:28:44we have entrusted our social history and religious emotional beliefs
00:28:48to the wise man of the tribe or culture.
00:28:52Held within the many myths, fables, tales, and stories
00:28:57are a great many truths awaiting the key to unlock them again.
00:29:03And many of these truths are symbolic codes
00:29:07hiding a secret belief that the contemporary religious authority
00:29:11would have looked down upon.
00:29:15We have to understand our ancestors were able to do this,
00:29:19and we have to start by realizing that they were humans just like us.
00:29:23They had fears, hopes, and struggled to survive
00:29:27to comprehend their very place in the universe.
00:29:31In the depth of understanding, our ancestors discovered
00:29:35that they needed to find a way of passing on the knowledge
00:29:39they had uncovered and they formed tales.
00:29:44Our historical friends were not simple folk as we are led to believe.
00:29:48They had the same brain size as ourselves,
00:29:52and in fact in many ways were better attuned
00:29:56to the thing we now divisively call nature.
00:30:00You see, in our modern materialistic state,
00:30:04we forget that we are human beings who have come from
00:30:08and live in the natural universe.
00:30:12We forget because we create things from within our own imaginations
00:30:15and surround ourselves with them.
00:30:19And hence we find ourselves in an imaginary world of things.
00:30:25It is this ability of the mind to create a concept
00:30:29that has spawned stories and tales, myths and fables
00:30:33to explain to each new generation the knowledge of the last.
00:30:38And so, what is the key we need to understand these concepts?
00:30:43It is imagination in tune with intuition or our connection to nature.
00:30:51These incredible and intuitive traditions emerged from early man
00:30:57and his understanding of the world around him and how he survived.
00:31:02Settlements became trading posts for vast quantities of goods
00:31:07and demarcation of roles emerged with blacksmiths,
00:31:11farmers, potters and all manner of other roles.
00:31:17Trading went on like this for millennia,
00:31:21with the priesthood often controlling the process
00:31:25and growing in power themselves as their own community.
00:31:29They would take a percentage of the produce
00:31:32and offer it to the gods in order to maintain the weather
00:31:36and good fortune of the tribe.
00:31:39The greatest of gods, the sun, would be worshipped
00:31:43and aided in its journey to reappear the following day.
00:31:47It was the giver of life and the destroyer.
00:31:52It mirrored the duality of man and nature.
00:31:56It mirrored the duality in the mind of man himself
00:32:00and so we formed in his likeness.
00:32:05We were solar beings formed and given life by the power of the golden orb
00:32:11and nothing became more important than ensuring its daily and yearly cycles.
00:32:19The priests of the great power were the alpha males,
00:32:22the medicine men or shaman of earlier times.
00:32:27It was they who gave authority to the king or pharaoh
00:32:32who himself must be the son of the sun on earth.
00:32:37He was the marketing tool of the priesthood
00:32:41and history was awash with the violent downfalls of the solar king
00:32:46when he stepped out of line and upset the priesthood.
00:32:50Markets emerged near or even in temples
00:32:54and bustled with people and produce of the wider world.
00:32:58Social commerce also emerged as priesthoods shared
00:33:02or traded knowledge with other cultures
00:33:05and soon belief systems across vast continents had little to set them apart.
00:33:12Much of this knowledge or tradition was very important
00:33:16and of value to the community
00:33:19and involved knowledge of astrology and astronomy
00:33:23to enable them to predict the seasons and for navigation.
00:33:28As the power base or trade grew
00:33:31so the ability to navigate became extremely important
00:33:35and as the majority of the population had forgotten how to do this
00:33:40it emerged as a special knowledge guarded closely by the elite.
00:33:46Control of the trading markets
00:33:49both of the land upon which it was carried out
00:33:53and the navigation required to operate it
00:33:56grew so powerful over time that the priesthood
00:33:59would do almost anything to maintain control.
00:34:04This is why much religious literature
00:34:07is awash with rules and regulations for trade and commerce.
00:34:12The system of trading eventually needed organizing differently because of lies.
00:34:18It all began because of deceit
00:34:21and it remains pretty much the same today.
00:34:25At the market a thing called a promise emerged
00:34:29whereby a man trading a goat for a pig
00:34:32would promise to bring his goat the following market day
00:34:36only to fail in his promise.
00:34:38The priesthood or leader who controlled the process
00:34:41realized that some new system was needed to come into play
00:34:45and so created money from the word monere meaning to warn.
00:34:53This new money was very cleverly based upon the gods themselves
00:34:58adding incredible weight and fear to the promise.
00:35:02Gold was manifestly the solar divinity
00:35:05the sun and silver was the lunar deity
00:35:09a mirror of the sun.
00:35:13Handing over a symbolic representation of the gods
00:35:17was a powerful promise
00:35:20and the gods would know if you reneged on your promise.
00:35:25The church itself backed the promise
00:35:28and so became the bank.
00:35:30Power was well and truly in the hands of the few
00:35:34and the rest of us simply had no choice but to conform.
00:35:40This situation is almost unchanged
00:35:44and today many banks are at least still partly owned by various churches
00:35:49not least of which is the Catholic Church.
00:35:54Today our lives are run by the church
00:35:58Today our lives are run by money more than ever
00:36:03and we have no choice but to live in the world of commerce.
00:36:09Every day we hand over our images of the solar deities
00:36:14which are no longer even real gold
00:36:17but instead are promises of gold.
00:36:20There are more promises of gold in the world than there is gold
00:36:23and so the system created because of lies and deceit
00:36:28is itself a total lie.
00:36:32But it is the system we live in
00:36:35and individually we must make our own decisions on how to do so.
00:36:41But there is more deception than we know
00:36:45and it is to these deceptions that we must now turn.
00:36:48From the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep
00:36:52we are subjects of a massive machine.
00:36:55We are plugged in like a light that is only alive and lit by the machine
00:37:00and because of this we no longer know how to shine for ourselves.
00:37:07But many do not realize that the machine in fact feeds from us
00:37:12using our energy to capture and grow the machine
00:37:15that in turn captures more and more people hourly.
00:37:21We are all slaves to the machine in one way or another.
00:37:27We have seen how money enslaved us because of the lie and deceit of man
00:37:33and how power was built and maintained by the few over the many.
00:37:38Today it is the driving force of society.
00:37:45Every single one of us must sell something to get money.
00:37:50Whether we sell our skills, services, products or even our very soul
00:37:55we all must constantly sell to earn.
00:38:00And because everybody is selling to everybody else
00:38:04we also buy and buy.
00:38:08In our overpopulated world
00:38:11full of people who no longer know the skills of basic survival
00:38:15we must buy the basic products such as food and even water.
00:38:22But man has used this unique imagination
00:38:25to make better and more imaginative food and water
00:38:29or so we believe.
00:38:32In fact we dress up the ordinary
00:38:35and use our own natural psychology to convince others
00:38:39that this added value is worth the extra money.
00:38:42We place a clever label on a bottle of water
00:38:46add mystique and then charge a ridiculous amount of money
00:38:50for what is basically a free product of the earth
00:38:54that we can no longer have access to as individuals
00:38:58because of the society we have created.
00:39:01We do the same for all manner of goods.
00:39:06In addition to this we also create products or services
00:39:10that we do not need and again add value or perception
00:39:15that we want to buy into.
00:39:18In order to understand how we are led down this path
00:39:22we must see into the mind of the marketing man.
00:39:28Many marketing men will tell you
00:39:31that they need to understand the product or service in depth.
00:39:35This is true only in the sense that the marketing man
00:39:38needs to know to whom the product has to be sold.
00:39:42He defines the primary market sector
00:39:45and then secondary sectors
00:39:48and very often will have multiple level campaigns.
00:39:52Let's take an example.
00:39:54Let's assume we need to sell a product to children.
00:39:58There are a great many ways to market
00:40:01but our purpose here is to see how we as humans
00:40:04are manipulated into action or sometimes inaction.
00:40:08To sell to children sometimes we may need to go through
00:40:12the desires and perceptions of the parents.
00:40:16However let's assume that we are targeting the children themselves.
00:40:21Firstly we have to assume a product
00:40:24and for this simple illustration let's assume a new candy bar.
00:40:28In the first place we have to make sure
00:40:30the packaging is right.
00:40:33Our inner desire to eat candy is in fact perfectly natural
00:40:38and is based upon the need for fruit
00:40:41which of course feeds the body's need for vitamins and glucose.
00:40:45Unfortunately the candy bar over feeds us sugar
00:40:49and not glucose or vitamins and so defeats the object
00:40:53and in fact simply leaves us craving more
00:40:56because the body firstly is not getting what it needs
00:41:00and secondly there are often chemicals within the bar
00:41:04that are addictive both short and long term.
00:41:10So with this knowledge of marketing
00:41:13man simply dresses the candy bar up
00:41:16to look like fruit or whatever natural product
00:41:19or part of our diet it is replacing.
00:41:22In addition to this
00:41:24there is the hormone process
00:41:27which must be taken into account.
00:41:30Humans produce different levels of hormones.
00:41:33When we are younger our natural drives
00:41:36and desires are stronger and more acute.
00:41:39This means that when we are younger
00:41:42we are more primary and so primary colors
00:41:45shapes and sounds and smells are used.
00:41:48This is of course a generalization
00:41:51and not every individual is the same.
00:41:54And this is indicative of how we are all placed
00:41:58into boxes throughout our lives
00:42:01creating more unnatural states of existence
00:42:04and distancing us yet further from our own intuition.
00:42:10The marketing man's statistical data
00:42:13does in fact reveal that the use of primary devices
00:42:17on children and young adults consistently delivers good results.
00:42:21The reverse of this is often true
00:42:24of the elderly who prefer more pastel colors
00:42:27and softer shapes and sounds.
00:42:31We can see then in this simple demonstration
00:42:34how we can again fall into the traps
00:42:37of lies and deceit by our own hormones
00:42:40desires and drives
00:42:43and the manipulation of the machine.
00:42:47This manipulation has been in existence
00:42:50for thousands of years and mankind
00:42:52from the priesthood to the state
00:42:55has learned how to use this to control us.
00:42:59The common folk of Europe
00:43:02who were kept humble and illiterate for generations
00:43:05were fed mass propaganda in stained glass windows
00:43:08and with the pageantry of state occasions.
00:43:12All of this and more
00:43:15fed the story chosen by the elite few
00:43:18to the masses and the masses
00:43:20made themselves of responsibility by following.
00:43:25The next element of our marketing man
00:43:28must include a thing known as a branding device.
00:43:32This is not necessarily a corporate identity
00:43:35as corporations have many products
00:43:38and each one must have its own branding identity.
00:43:42If we take our fictional candy bar
00:43:45it may very well carry the corporate logo
00:43:47which is a symbol of the corporation.
00:43:50This can add value to the product
00:43:53if the corporation has a strong identity
00:43:56and can pull upon the emotions of the individual
00:43:59purchasing the product with the tribal sense of loyalty
00:44:02brand or corporate loyalty.
00:44:07This is the exact same as loyalty
00:44:10to the church or state
00:44:13and again absolves the individual of responsibility
00:44:15for what he is eating
00:44:18or indeed feeding to his children.
00:44:22This absolution is false
00:44:25as we all hold responsibility for our own actions.
00:44:29Just because X corporation is big
00:44:32and has been around for a long time
00:44:35does not mean that it is perfect, far from it.
00:44:38The corporation is still run by humans
00:44:41out for greed and ruin.
00:44:46The emotions and ties to the corporation
00:44:49must therefore be ones of trust
00:44:52in the corporation and its products.
00:44:55Any corporation that loses this trust factor
00:44:58is on a slippery slope
00:45:01and will have to go through a period of self-recreation
00:45:04in the marketplace to reestablish itself
00:45:07or even rebrand itself.
00:45:10One thing corporations, states and religions
00:45:12fear the most
00:45:15is the powerful word of mob
00:45:18which spreads bad news via gossip like wildfire.
00:45:22This is the power of the individual
00:45:25against the control of the few
00:45:28and is one reason that corporations
00:45:31attempt to appear under a disguise
00:45:34and therefore independent on the internet.
00:45:37Once we have a strong corporate identity
00:45:39we must then brand the candy bar
00:45:42dependent upon the selected market's place.
00:45:45Some candy bars are in fact retro-branded
00:45:48to attract both children
00:45:51and the sense of history and tradition
00:45:54embedded in the older generations
00:45:57allowing the person to recapture their youth
00:46:00a time always emotionally charged
00:46:03and often imaginary.
00:46:06The branding of a product will go through
00:46:09repeated tests with a specially selected group
00:46:12and results collated.
00:46:15This may happen several times
00:46:18but in each case the marketing man
00:46:21will be looking for emotional results.
00:46:24This all pulls upon our deepest desires
00:46:27and nothing is stronger than the utilization of emotions.
00:46:30Religion, politics and corporate greed
00:46:33have used emotional responses for a long time.
00:46:36In the end
00:46:39only the psychology of man
00:46:42and whoever best understands the mind of man
00:46:45will succeed in the financial stage.
00:46:48Once the product has been branded and packaged
00:46:51according to all these criteria and more
00:46:54the next step in the game
00:46:57is to convince the general public
00:47:00and the specific marketing sector
00:47:03to purchase the product
00:47:06and in order to do this
00:47:09we have to realize our own psychology.
00:47:12In the end
00:47:15the whole process reveals how easy it can be
00:47:18with this special knowledge
00:47:21to take from another.
00:47:24Create a dream and then sell it
00:47:27and nobody realizes that they are in fact
00:47:30buying into exactly that
00:47:33a dream from within the mind of another.
00:47:36It is not reality.
00:47:39We cannot decide on what reality truly is anymore.
00:47:44It is not needed.
00:47:47It is just desired
00:47:50because of our bastardized social norm and position.
00:47:54We pay more for water
00:47:57in a fancy bottle
00:48:00than the worth of both the bottle and the water
00:48:03and all because it may have a classy
00:48:06French sounding name.
00:48:09This water is shipped
00:48:12thousands of miles to get to your door
00:48:15when all along there is water
00:48:18almost everywhere on this planet.
00:48:21We pay a fortune
00:48:24for a ready prepared plastic bag
00:48:27full of salad produce
00:48:30that meets with our modern lifestyles
00:48:33whilst all along we fill our gardens
00:48:36with plastic lights, barbecues
00:48:39In parallel with this
00:48:42people starve in the third world.
00:48:45What is reality?
00:48:48Ask a starving child and see if it is the same
00:48:51as your own perception.
00:48:54Our reality is not true reality.
00:48:57It is not needed because of its self-perpetuating
00:49:00a massive lie.
00:49:03We all have dreams and sell them to others
00:49:06and we then end up believing them ourselves
00:49:09until somebody realizes it.
00:49:12We are all living in a dream world
00:49:15that simply does not exist.
00:49:18Billions of children around the world
00:49:21are being fed non-realities by computer games.
00:49:24They live out their precious lives
00:49:27in a world that is not real.
00:49:30Whilst mom and dad spend their
00:49:33every waking moment battling and selling
00:49:36to pay for the products of the delusional world.
00:49:40This causes yet more division within each mind
00:49:43but also within the family unit
00:49:46and because all of this is an illusion
00:49:49not one of them is truly fulfilled
00:49:52and so the family eventually breaks down
00:49:55and division in the form of divorce
00:49:58often occurs.
00:50:01The child is only being prepared
00:50:04for one thing.
00:50:06A life of exactly the same as his parents.
00:50:09A treadmill of buy and sell
00:50:12and lack of self-knowledge.
00:50:15Instead of learning the simple basic skills
00:50:18of life and love
00:50:21children today are taught to manipulate
00:50:24the illusionary world of computer screens
00:50:27moving imaginary characters around
00:50:30killing and maiming the enemy
00:50:33which is normally some politically propagandized
00:50:36propaganda.
00:50:39Most people do not realize the incredible amounts
00:50:42of money made from the multi-million dollar
00:50:45worlds of illusion
00:50:48but they also don't realize the propaganda content
00:50:51is immense.
00:50:54In fact there are many games strategically funded
00:50:57by governments and other agenda-driven authorities
00:51:00and organizations that are specifically written
00:51:03to train the minds of the youth
00:51:06the vulnerable young adults for the financial war machine
00:51:09and good voters who are now loyal to the cause.
00:51:12We are all pawns in a game
00:51:15that has gone out of control
00:51:18because it is a life spent
00:51:21in an illusionary world
00:51:24with nobody specifically controlling it anymore.
00:51:27Now we have a world of technology
00:51:30that is overtaking us
00:51:33and we have to somehow try to keep our heads
00:51:36and the lightning speed with which it moves.
00:51:39There are even extensions
00:51:42to the computer game dream world
00:51:45allowing us to take this world of illusion
00:51:48with us anywhere we go.
00:51:51There is no escaping the phenomenon
00:51:54because the human tribal instinct
00:51:57to be as good or better than everybody else
00:52:00and to be accepted in our society
00:52:03forces us to participate.
00:52:06It forces the man to catch us
00:52:09because they now buy advertising space
00:52:12in the illusionary world of the computer game.
00:52:15So even the marketing man
00:52:18is being sold an illusion
00:52:21a billboard in the land of illusion.
00:52:24Advertising billboards in a fake downtown city
00:52:27carries the same old messages
00:52:30that we subconsciously buy into.
00:52:33We are lying to ourselves
00:52:36and we only have ourselves to blame.
00:52:39We kill ourselves
00:52:42to afford to buy a product we don't need
00:52:45at an inflated price
00:52:48because of advertising costs of billboards
00:52:51in a land that doesn't exist.
00:52:54Stand back and think about
00:52:57how stupid this all is
00:53:00and then think about the eyes of a starving child.
00:53:03How does it make you feel?
00:53:06And so technology
00:53:09like everything else we humans create
00:53:12is truly an extension of ourselves
00:53:15covering up the real mess we are in.
00:53:18The truth is that the technology we created
00:53:21with all good intentions
00:53:24is now driving us
00:53:27and we have become extensions
00:53:30of that machine itself.
00:53:33These leaps in technology are part and parcel
00:53:36of the flint spear to the space shuttle.
00:53:39We cannot stop them
00:53:42but we ought to be aware of their effects on the human mind.
00:53:45Before we realized it
00:53:48technology had transformed the office
00:53:51beyond all recognition with word processing
00:53:54design and of course the internet and email.
00:53:57Everybody had to speed up
00:54:00and now the truly successful alpha people
00:54:03multitask using more than one technology at a time
00:54:06just to keep up and stay alpha dominant
00:54:09and of course to earn more of that illusionary money.
00:54:12The system is now beyond human nature.
00:54:15We have created a monster
00:54:18a Frankenstein and we have lost ourselves.
00:54:21The lesson to learn
00:54:24is that just like the Frankenstein monster
00:54:27it is a mirror of ourselves
00:54:30and it is destroying the very essence of who we are.
00:54:33All of this is why even now
00:54:36in the 21st century
00:54:39we remain stupid humans
00:54:42who constantly battle with each other
00:54:45because we are forcing ourselves away
00:54:48further and further from the truth
00:54:51of what we really are.
00:54:54We have created a world of imagination
00:54:57in which we can live out a dream life
00:55:00and to pay for it we live in hell.
00:55:03Today we have a divided world
00:55:06created by the divided mind of man
00:55:09which simply wishes to go back to the one.
00:55:12It is consciousness
00:55:15arguing with the unconscious world
00:55:18that is causing this division
00:55:21for the facts speak for themselves.
00:55:24We are not separate from the universe in which we reside.
00:55:27The truth is
00:55:30that we can cure our own madness ourselves.
00:55:33All we need is strength, will and knowledge
00:55:36we can take these three words
00:55:39and use them to better ourselves
00:55:42by seeking balance in our lives.
00:55:45We are all positive and negative
00:55:48and we constantly cycle between them.
00:55:51The true understanding
00:55:54will only be found in the point between these cycles.
00:55:57In a neutral stasis
00:56:00and it's in this state that people find
00:56:03greater understanding, artistic expression and calm.
00:56:06How do we do this?
00:56:09It is simple and yet seemingly
00:56:12a million miles away from where we are.
00:56:15Every element of your past
00:56:18needs to be understood to be in the past.
00:56:21It is not with you now
00:56:24unless you make it so.
00:56:27The future too need not be worried about
00:56:30for worry causes conflict and chaos
00:56:33and tips the balance.
00:56:36If we live in either
00:56:39then we are again dividing our mind.
00:56:42To live now is an anagram of own
00:56:45and it is time that we owned our own lives
00:56:48and stopped shuffling responsibility
00:56:51for ourselves, beliefs, actions, etc.
00:56:54on other times
00:56:57let alone people, states and religions.
00:57:00This balancing of the extremes
00:57:03and finding the place between
00:57:06is well leveled and works on all things
00:57:09in our lives.
00:57:12If we all applied this balance
00:57:15then we would all be happier and more content
00:57:18but we would have to apply it
00:57:21to every level of our lives.
00:57:24This, like gravity, would affect those people around us
00:57:27and cause a more balanced society.
00:57:30So too if we are chaotic and unbalanced
00:57:33then we would cause more division than others.
00:57:36Let me give myself a good benchmark.
00:57:39How we are influencing others.
00:57:42We can cause all kinds of cycles around us
00:57:45from influencing a cycle in our children
00:57:48with simple things like swearing
00:57:51to influencing them with love
00:57:54balanced with discipline.
00:57:57All of this is true for society at large too.
00:58:00Francis Bacon, the 16th century writer
00:58:03and once Lord Chancellor of England
00:58:06said that no matter how good your intentions may be
00:58:09if you don't have the right knowledge
00:58:12then you will be like a dry fountain.
00:58:15Useless.
00:58:18We must show willingness to improve
00:58:21but begin in small ways and improve ourselves first
00:58:24before attempting to impact others.
00:58:27You see, we are all really to blame
00:58:30for the current state of affairs,
00:58:33for the environment,
00:58:36and for our choices.
00:58:39Each one of us knowingly uses other people
00:58:42to feed our own self-propelled delusional state.
00:58:47For instance, we all know beyond a doubt
00:58:50that Hollywood stars are ordinary human beings
00:58:53and yet we also know
00:58:56that a lot of them are not happy.
00:58:59Drink, drugs, and debt
00:59:02are more often than not the only outcome.
00:59:04Suicide rates increase.
00:59:07Children are brought up in the most insane, delusional,
00:59:10and illusionary world outside of the Vatican
00:59:13and this cycle repeats.
00:59:16Out of every star who supposedly makes it big
00:59:20there are not hundreds, not thousands,
00:59:23but millions of people who struggle to pay their rent
00:59:26while serving coffee.
00:59:29But these millions delude themselves
00:59:31with the dream of the few
00:59:34and in this they lose themselves.
00:59:37In today's world,
00:59:40there are millions of battles fought daily
00:59:43between marketing men and advertisers,
00:59:46producers and directors, radio hosts and designers,
00:59:49all scrambling around finding the latest
00:59:52and most advanced method of producing
00:59:55and experience for the people
00:59:58to grab their attention, keep their interest,
01:00:01and keep their desires leading to actions.
01:00:04Alas, the actions required now
01:00:07are more often than not
01:00:10to spend our money or move us
01:00:13to vote one way or another.
01:00:16They are manipulations of the brain
01:00:19that is not thinking for itself
01:00:22and therefore will do as it is told.
01:00:25This is why images, sound and field
01:00:28are all created for us
01:00:31so that we don't have a chance to think for ourselves
01:00:34and therefore follow like lemmings
01:00:37however subtly this may be.
01:00:40Escape is so easy
01:00:43and yet so difficult.
01:00:46It is easy to say and yet harder to do.
01:00:49The first dilemma is how do we even become aware
01:00:52that we are in fact caught in a trap?
01:00:55There are a great many who know all about the trap
01:00:58and yet are happy within it.
01:01:01There is no difference to the film The Matrix
01:01:04whereby Neo has to decide whether to take the pill
01:01:07that will free him from his dream world state
01:01:10once and for all.
01:01:13People are simply happy not to have to work the brain
01:01:16especially when everything is done for them.
01:01:19Others, like Neo,
01:01:22see that the reality of freedom
01:01:25is much more liberating for the mind.
01:01:28Most, if not all, revolutionaries
01:01:31say that the revolutions of mankind's history
01:01:34have been caused by one man
01:01:37or a few men finding freedom
01:01:40and then passing it on to others.
01:01:43They suddenly see as if in a flash of light
01:01:46that they have been oppressed by their leaders.
01:01:49Often in the light of our modern minds
01:01:52these historical oppressions seem obvious to us now.
01:01:55But at the time it was not so
01:01:58because the people were living in the cage
01:02:02Once the rabbit is out of the cage
01:02:05the freedom sighted spreads like wildfire
01:02:08and all the rabbits start gnawing.
01:02:11Today billions of humans exist on this planet of ours
01:02:14and it is growing by the day.
01:02:17We are storing up and creating a human bomb
01:02:20that will one day explode inwardly
01:02:23or outwardly as a result of the oppressive nature
01:02:26of our media and capitalist-led system.
01:02:31There is no difference to why Russia exploded
01:02:34with the Red Revolution
01:02:37or why the French rose up against the oppressive royalty.
01:02:40Islam uses this scenario
01:02:43as a tool to beat the West
01:02:46and would only replace it with another form of oppression
01:02:49in the form of the written word, the Koran.
01:02:52It seems that no matter which period of history
01:02:55we wish to look at
01:02:58the same forms of oppression and dumbing down
01:03:01are being utilized extensively
01:03:04whether by government, religion or royalty.
01:03:08But what can we do to escape this living matrix?
01:03:12The first thing to know is thyself.
01:03:15This self is trapped in the unconscious world
01:03:19forced downwards by the conscious world of mankind.
01:03:23Our brain has a function
01:03:26that closes down unnecessary perceptions.
01:03:28We may be subconsciously aware of these things
01:03:31but only to send messages to the unconscious world
01:03:34and often for defense.
01:03:37For instance, we may always be listening out for threats
01:03:42but the unconscious world is aware of all this,
01:03:45works with it, is driven itself
01:03:48by the forces of nature.
01:03:51The conscious world cannot cope
01:03:54and closes down perceptions.
01:03:56This is why dumbing down humanity works so well
01:03:59because we all have so much to think about and do.
01:04:05There are just too many things for us all to concentrate on
01:04:09so we entrap ourselves in the less sensory world
01:04:13alleviating our minds of the pressure.
01:04:17But this is a false answer to the conundrum
01:04:21because by allowing our minds to close off even more
01:04:24we in fact are able to deal with less and less
01:04:29until eventually we are no better than caged rabbits.
01:04:35The conscious mind needs expansion
01:04:38by feeding it good food
01:04:40that teaches it to cope with the expansion
01:04:43and allows it to be one with the unconscious world
01:04:46in tune with nature and the force of nature.
01:04:51Once we have understood this
01:04:54we can begin to find ourselves under the conscious realm.
01:04:58We need to sit calmly
01:05:01and open our perceptions to the person we are
01:05:04and not who we are told to be or try to be.
01:05:08I am not the many people I revere and adore.
01:05:13I am me and I am part of the natural force.
01:05:17I do not need another man to imagine my world for me
01:05:22or draw pictures in place of the written word.
01:05:26I have my own imagination and powerful thoughts
01:05:30that can discover the links or archetypes within my unconscious realm.
01:05:35Give me the real and full story.
01:05:39Don't patronize me.
01:05:42Give me something useful and fulfilling
01:05:44not how to become a supermodel or race car driver.
01:05:50Let us be part of nature once again
01:05:54and stop fighting it with our silly ways.
01:05:58You never know, we may in fact
01:06:02find that we enjoy the freedom.
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