Some Words About Stuff

Hi ATS. Here are some thoughts that I recently extracted from my mind that I would like to share.

Socio-Politics
The people in positions of power are not inherently corrupt, rather their corruption is simply a manifestation of the system in which they operate. None of these people have any power to implement any positive change in the system. They may have the desire to do so, but a lot of their time is spent on internal “politics” which anyone who has had an office job should be familiar with. Each of them struggles to maintain their own status and ego within the system, and spends a large part of their time worrying about how to be “re-elected” and keep their comfortable, do-nothing jobs. This hierarchical pyramid of power is pervasive throughout all organizations, and manifests itself within each human within the system. Those who have created our social systems understand human motive more than we understand our own motives. Perhaps our motives are a microcosm of the system they have created, or perhaps they have created the system to appeal to our motives.

Mazlow's Hierarchy of Needs

With their illuminated knowledge our social architects had the ability to force us into existing in the lower echelons of our spiritual existence. This is done in order to maintain their own superiority over us. They realize that what separates them from us “cattle” is knowledge. In order to ascend to a higher level of spirituality, one must first navigate one’s mind through the maze of Mazlow’s Triangle, and if any part of that triangle is lacking, then our intentions will be diverted into attaining the missing element of ourselves. By limiting the supply or attainability of any one of these elements, the elite power-brokers of this planet are able to keep the majority of us busy chasing the missing elements within ourselves. Esentially, one can control all the levels of Mazlow’s Triangle by controlling the very top of the pyramid. Each individual within our socio-political system will focus all of their energy into attaining these missing elements. You may notice that in Mazlow’s Triangle it does not mention equality or love. With universal equality and love, mankind would transcend the system and the Triangle would cease to exist.

Money
As I see it, there are currently three forms of Power in our level of existence. The most obvious form is MONEY. Everyone in ‘modern’ society uses money, which is what makes the money so powerful. It is a part of our system and those who control the supply and value of the money can essentially control the life of any person who uses the money.

Material
Money is closely related and equated to MATERIAL power. For example, your local bank is a physical structure that separates you from all the money. A gun is more powerful than money because it is a threat to someone’s physical existence, and therefore has arguably more motivational power than any amount of money. Bear in mind that we live in a world with technological devices that can kill millions of people at the push of a button.

Mind
The most powerful form of power is the MIND, which is why those in power spend such a great deal of resources on controlling minds from the moment we are born. Some examples of mind control are entertainment, language, literature, school, television, war, sports, and music. Since it is the MIND that controls both the money and material power, the mind is ultimately the most potent form of power. It is also the most elusive form of power and the most difficult to understand, and even more difficult to explain. How does the mind explain itself to itself? For now, let’s assume that spirit is a frequency of vibration expressed through a matrix of physical reality and mind is a manifestation of spirit expressed through linguistics. So how does one control the mind? By controlling the spirit and its relation to the mind through linguistics.

Onomatopoeia
You can’t simply control a man’s mind by overtly telling him what to think. Man must feel as if he has come to your pre-ordained conclusions based on his own experience and deduction. One method of mind control is by covertly embedding emotional associations into the very language itself. One can control which ideas one wishes to deem Good or Evil through the phonetic construction of the words that are used to represent an idea. For example, words that evoke a higher frequency of vibration when pronounced are interpreted positively by the primal part of one’s mind and associated with positive emotions. Emotional management through linguistics is also achieved by designing the physical act of speaking a word. One may design a word that requires physical action similar to other primal operations of the human body, such as vomiting, coughing, laughing, crying, smiling, moaning, spitting, exhaling, inhaling, etc. The muscles that are activated during the pronunciation of a word are directly connected to the brain through the nervous system, and the brain is our primary physical interface with spirit.

Ideas
The English language is a very ambiguous language with a large and overlapping collection of words. There are often several words to describe the same essential idea, and I find that I can often gain insight into the mind-state of a person based on which word they use to describe an idea. We communicate our ideas through language by visualizing the idea and deconstructing it into words, which we then vocalise. When the words are vocalised they also carry signals about our emotional state based on our body language. The recipient of the message then reconstructs their own image based on their own personal definitions of each word in the message along with the emotional subtext communicated by the body. The ambivalence of words is the primary cause of misunderstanding among humans. The more words we string together to create a message, the more diluted and ambiguous the meaning of our message becomes. Furthermore, those lacking an extensive vocabulary are essentially limited in their ability to communicate effectively and are even limited in their own internal dialogue!

The Magic of Humor
The ambivalence of words is the basis of what we call “humor”. Almost every joke is a play on words that creates confusion and tension, which is released upon successful delivery of the “punch-line”. For example if you ever watch Two and a Half Men, they are often creating extremely pornographic imagery by using ambiguous language. This imagery evokes energy and tension in the audience, which is then released in the form of laughter when the more comfortable and acceptable meaning of the words are revealed. The laughter is amplified by any embarrassment an individual may feel about thinking such a pornographic thought, and reinforced by the laughter of other members of the audience (or the laugh track).

9/11 and The Magic of Television
The Corporate Mainstream Media will often use linguistic strategies to make the audience feel a certain way about something. They will often take two words that they want you to associate with each other and begin to use them in the same sentence or paragraph. They may not explicitly say that X equals Y, but those who don’t notice their clever manipulations may have their beliefs constructed for them subconsciously using this method. The use of imagery is also used extensively in conjunction with certain stories and ideas to create artificial ideas in a person’s mind. A great example of this is the immediate aftermath of 9/11 when News Corporations immediately began mentioning certain words, like Terrorism, Muslim, Extremist, Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden, Afghanistan. 9/11 was a psy-op. A sacrifice orchestrated to create a bubble of fear and anger within ‘western mainstream society’ that can be exploited at any time simply by mentioning “9/11” on television.