Harry Potter - An Introduction Into 4th Density?, page 1
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Topic started on 8-1-2004 @ 07:32 PM by ThePook
I found this article a few months ago, and have only recently rediscovered it. Having read all of the Harry Potter books, I found this article of
interest, especially when considering the current wave of End Times/Phase shift/Mind control etc books on the market.
When Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was released on June 21, 2003 - Summer Solstice - I had never read a Harry Potter book nor seen a Harry Potter movie in my life. So when it broke book sales history by selling a record 1 million copies within 48 hours, I decided to take a trip to my local Barnes and Noble and pick up a copy of the first book in the series, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, to see what all the fuss was about. I went into it with a completely curious, neutral frame of mind. I didn't expect to hate it, and I didn't expect to love it. I was aware of all the controversy surrounding the series with the religious groups screaming that it's the work of the devil, to which I had an eye-rolling attitude towards since I figured the most I would see in the book was a lot of kid's level spell casting witchcraft. So I was a little caught off guard to find that The Sorcerer's Stone was by far the best written kid's book I had ever read, and that it involved sophisticated occult themes that would be on par with an adult novel. And after finishing the book and taking a closer look, I also realized that the story seemed to be a giant metaphor regarding 4th density, and was most definitely utilizing hypnotic mind control techniques and symbolisms in order to convey that metaphor.
Harry Potter - An Introduction Into 4th Density?
When Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was released on June 21, 2003 - Summer Solstice - I had never read a Harry Potter book nor seen a Harry Potter movie in my life. So when it broke book sales history by selling a record 1 million copies within 48 hours, I decided to take a trip to my local Barnes and Noble and pick up a copy of the first book in the series, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, to see what all the fuss was about. I went into it with a completely curious, neutral frame of mind. I didn't expect to hate it, and I didn't expect to love it. I was aware of all the controversy surrounding the series with the religious groups screaming that it's the work of the devil, to which I had an eye-rolling attitude towards since I figured the most I would see in the book was a lot of kid's level spell casting witchcraft. So I was a little caught off guard to find that The Sorcerer's Stone was by far the best written kid's book I had ever read, and that it involved sophisticated occult themes that would be on par with an adult novel. And after finishing the book and taking a closer look, I also realized that the story seemed to be a giant metaphor regarding 4th density, and was most definitely utilizing hypnotic mind control techniques and symbolisms in order to convey that metaphor.
Harry Potter - An Introduction Into 4th Density?
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