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Originally posted by baalbuster
Yeah Hitler kinda sucks all the life of knighthood now with all of us knowing what kinda person he really was.
In 4:50-5:16 of this video
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Hitler talks of how the "Party" will basically be looked to for all teachings and be a "Holy Order".
With all this knighthood imagery he was pushing and the whole Wotan thing my opinion of "Templary" or w/e you wanna call it is on par with my opinion of Syphilis.
Originally posted by baalbuster
reply to post by Eidolon23
So really this is just the setting of the stage then?
Modern day crusades in the making is what it seems like to me.
Originally posted by Aeons
reply to post by Xoanon
I suspect that what really needs to happen here is to identify what is the core good things in this, and get them weaned onto a more appropriate thought-form. Or to hack the thought-form itself. Remove the bad code.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by Eidolon23
Hmm, hinting at esoteric roots perhaps? Something that is created in response to fear...usually a weapon I would say.
But it's diffused, decentralized, has a difficult number of variables that shift from sub-group to sub-group.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by Eidolon23
But whether that will happen this year or in a hundred...God knows. All I know is there are certain road blocks that need to be dealt with first. And people running around pretending to be templar knights or jihad warriros...it's only going to be detrimental to our survival as a species.
Originally posted by Xoanon
reply to post by Eidolon23
But it's diffused, decentralized, has a difficult number of variables that shift from sub-group to sub-group.
Oh, I see. I think I got carried away. You mean like a virus that mutates?
X.
Originally posted by Eidolon23
Originally posted by baalbuster
reply to post by Eidolon23
So really this is just the setting of the stage then?
Modern day crusades in the making is what it seems like to me.
Precisely. But nation-states are not the primary players. Which is why this stuff needs to get discussed and dissected, I think. Honestly, I feel a little like an animal sensing an impending natural disaster, and I have not gotten that feeling ever.
Originally posted by Xoanon
reply to post by Eidolon23
But the relationship between the Hashishim (or the Nizari) and the Templars is probably most safely characterized as being one of tolerance and also a shared, graded, military structure uncannily similar to the one the Templars used.
They were out in that desert with those other guys, though for a really long time. I am sure all sorts of arrangements were made to each group's mutual benefit.
I know we like fringe and tentacles but I think it will take us off track.
So I'm back.
X.
Originally posted by Eidolon23
Originally posted by InfoKartel
reply to post by Eidolon23
But whether that will happen this year or in a hundred...God knows. All I know is there are certain road blocks that need to be dealt with first. And people running around pretending to be templar knights or jihad warriros...it's only going to be detrimental to our survival as a species.
I fervently agree. The Us vs. Them game becomes exponentially less fun as the tech gets leaner. I know we still need some of the Us vs. Them, but with the advent of some of this weaponry, and how accessible it is to non-state entities; it's time to put away childish things and become men
I do agree with you on it not being a nation vs nation kinda situation, its larger then that.Maybe our only chance is "hacking" the thought-form as another poster stated. This is more psy-warfare then anything..really crazy to think about.
Originally posted by baalbuster
reply to post by Eidolon23
Great post! Haven't looked much into Jung's concept of Egregores, we did study him as a passing subject in psychology class but that was years ago.
It makes sense though, the more belief people put into a thought form the more power it holds almost to the point of being an actual living "god" or "entity" etc.
Gonna look more into it and thanks for bringing it to my attention!
Jung writes, "since the world began, mankind has been possessed." Possession is synonymous with bondage. Jung comments that in states of possession it comes down to "the same age-old experience: something objectively psychic and strange to us, not under our control, is fixedly opposed to the sovereignty of our will." Possession means being supplanted by something stronger, being taken over and "owned" by something other than ourselves. Jung says, "Wherever we are still attached, we are still possessed; and when we are possessed, there is one stronger than us who possesses us." We've all had moments where we've been possessed by something, where we've felt "not ourselves," where we are no longer identical with ourselves. Some of us spend our whole lives living someone else's life instead of our own. We've all had moments where "something" has gotten into us, where we feel out of sorts, beside ourselves. When deeper, primordial archetypes seize us, Jung writes, "They easily catch hold of you and you are possessed as if they were lions or bears, say -- primitive forces which are quite definitely stronger than you."
Today’s equivalent of the Jewish prophets are those semi-public and semi-clandestine cabals who seek instead to maintain a totally ego-centric global ‘culture’ dominated by economics. They do so by communicating ‘under the breath’ in a different way – through strict rules of internal secrecy or ‘non-attribution’ regarding their closed-meeting communications (for example The Council on Foreign Affairs).
The modern capitalist state has replaced conspiratio with secular juridicial conjuratio – with Law - and has turned ‘conspiracy’ into a word tinged with connotations of nefarious scheming outside the framework of the law. Above all ‘conspiracies’ are seen as being ‘hatched’ in secret by small groups of societies of persons, rather than as an embodiment of the very communio of spirit and soul uniting and transcending them. The inquisitorial trial and torture of the Templars focused on their ‘sexual perversion’ - the con-spiration seen as some sort of lascivious homosexual ‘French kiss’ (the osculum infame). But esoterically understood, the con-spiratio requires that lips be barely touching, if at all. Its essence lies in a bodily proximity intimate enough to allow inhalation of the soul breath and soul scent of the other, as emanated or ‘exhaled’ from mouth or nose. The persecution of the Templars took place in the early part of the 14th century – precisely that century which, as Illich notes, historians see as the one in which the idea of the ‘social contract’ (an expression of the conjuratio) took root. But Illich is quite wrong when he asserts that the cultivation of ‘conspiracy’ is unique to Christian and European history, and that: “The European idea of peace that is synonymous with the somatic incorporation of equals into a community has no analogy elsewhere.”