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miranda
09-01-2009, 05:41 PM
Maybe it's because I've just come back to work, kicking and screaming, after the Christmas holidays - and after re-reading Icke's books - but I suddenly saw humanity as nothing but slaves. (The term 'wage slave' is a really, really good one.)

And all our work, all our effort - all going towards giving money, energy, comfort, to whatever's at the top of the pyramid (don't like the term 'reptilian' - seems a bit disinformative and cartoonish for whatever life form's doing this to us.) Think about 'Royalty', etc. Think about how, throughout the centuries, humans have had to drag themselves to work, because they have to. To pay taxes which keep the richest of the rich in obscene comfort, waited on hand and foot by - humans. And yet we're hypnotised into thinking we're free, and that's probably one of the worse, and the most cruel, tricks played anywhere in the Universe.

Imagine if the enslaved Africans in the cotton fields, houses, etc, in America, had been told by 'God' and the New Age, that they're free. That it's just their own thoughts/intentions that mean they have to work for no reward every day; that they have to stay where they are, and enrich their 'masters'.

Imagine the cognitive dissonance; the rage, the frustration, and, above all, the SELF-LOATHING: 'I'm free, and yet I'm stuck in this hell of a life - this must be all I'm fit for, as I'm doing it to myself.' Ha.

And, just as there were hierarchies of slavery in every slave system under the sun - field slave, house slave, office slave, etc, so that's turned into the 'class system' (vomit) today. Simply because the hierarchy is all 'they' know.

The idea of a sort of invisible slavery is so clever, because:

IF PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THEY ARE SLAVES, HOW CAN THEY EVER BE FREED?

No wonder humanity's so insane. It's as if we're surrounded, on every side, by glass walls, so clear we can't see them - like fish can't see water(?) And every day, we crash into those walls a hundred times, and the crashing is the contrast between the idea that we're free, and the unknown reality that we are just slaves. The sheer pain of it; the bewilderment; the rage of the not knowing.

No wonder every repressive instrument, from the bible to the American Govts, keep reiterating the idea of Freedom - Free Will, Land of the Free, etc.
It's reflecting a distortion. Whenever they keep pushing an idea so relentlessly, you can bet the opposite's the truth. Polarity is a really powerful force on Earth.

Thinking we're free keeps us stuck in the box.

And work - especially if you're working two or more jobs - keeps you so busy, you don't have time to think. 'Keep em busy, busy, busy, back with all the other animals on the farm.'

The whole 'work ethic' thing doesn't hold up. There would be a lot less pollution, etc, if people hadn't gone to work in the factories that made those things. Or joined the armed foces; gone to war, etc. Whenever I hear a slave talking about the glories of work, I imagine an obvious slave talking about the glories of work, and the joy of enriching 'Master', and you see how odd and brainwashed and sad it really is (note: obviously that doesn't hold true for anyone who truly loves their job. But how many people do? And sometimes the whole routine of a job is simply an energy trap of repetition and false security, and a chance to see your friends, etc. And you could get those feelings without going to work, in a system where you weren't a slave.)

It's so hard to see, when you're caught up in the system, buffeted by the energy systems all around you, especially in cities. We are connected, in a hive mind sort of a way(?) to each other - and that's another trap, making it so difficult for us to step outside the mainstream energy flow.

No wonder organised religion's falling by the wayside. The New Age, and the latest scientific ways of keeping us 'under control', are the new way forward for them. Maybe this is a main space for us to see what's going on, in the gap between organised religion's control, and the complete implentation of the new means of control.

And sorry, but I don't buy into the whole near death experiences thing that say life here is glorious for us, and We've Got the Power. I used to (and I don't mean any disrespect to those who've had them. I haven't, so clearly I don't know what it's like. This is just my opinion). There's too much pain here for Love to have made it. If I ever think otherwise, I just look at nature.

Everything eating everything else to survive. Everything feeding on the vibrations of pain and anger of our defeated victims. That's a Matrix without an external energy source. And so, to me, anything that says otherwise is part of the brainwashing. Information coming from predators camouflaged as Love. As prey.

No wonder there are so many humans. A comfortable surplus for 'Them'. And so we can be treated so badly, and starved to death, deprived of real healthcare, etc, because we're just slaves, and there are so many of us, individuals aren't needed.

Maybe, it's only by seeing ourselves as slaves, that we'll finally find freedom.

Everything comes into focus the right way up for the first time. No wonder the Govt are so comfortable with the idea of ID cards, verichips, etc. All just ways to keep the slaves identified. Govts don't respect us, and see the need to do the best for us, and then mysteriously bring about the opposite. There's always a REASON. There's always logic around somewhere.

Take a look around you, next time you're on public transport. Just cattle cars, designed to transport the slaves to work and home again. And so on, and so on.

Of course, the real freedom is Love. And I do feel, because it's the only reality (and life here is a sort of bad dream), it glows beneath everything. And whatever pattern the kaelidoscope here makes, Love/Reality will always be there, if we can find it. And se we mistake the pattern for the Love itself - think if we can just get into this particular pattern, we'll trap/entice Love into it (does that make sense?) A sort of New Age reflection of satanic rituals made to trap demons??

Of course, if humans all just said 'No', none of the enslavement would happen (or at least it would be massively curtailed.) But how to say no if you don't know you're enslaved? 'Say no to what? To life? Gosh, you're mad/lazy/deluded, aint'cha?'

This freedom - to do the real best for us all - would transform everything. A Govt that REALLY served the people instead of the 'Illuminati'. People doing what they WANTED to do, instead of what they HAD to, to survive, and get 'respect' from the other slaves, etc etc.

The New Age, while giving some real wisdom and comfort, is maybe the biggest trap of the lot. It's like the phrase from '1984' - 'The Ministry of Love was the really frightening one. There were no windows in it at all.'

Humanity could be great. Is great. But if we don't see where the problem is, how can we ever fix it? If you don't know you're in a swamp, how can you ever climb out? The New Age would tell you the swamp is paradise, and it's only your own inadequacy that stops it from becoming pastureland.

P'hah!

marpat
09-01-2009, 06:01 PM
Even if you did not work for somebody and have to pay taxes to a government you would still have to work to live. If you lived in a wilderness as a free person you would struggle every day of your life to feed and cloth yourself to survive the environment.

People will always be slaves to something, even those who seem to have it all.

scatlond
09-01-2009, 06:06 PM
A slave to your own survival.

marpat
09-01-2009, 06:21 PM
A slave to your own survival.

Exactly, whether that is general, political, fiancial, etc.

miranda
09-01-2009, 06:46 PM
I think you're missing the point.

'Survival' wouldn't be an issue. And why assume it would be a 'wilderness'?

Or do you think the way it is now is the only way to survive? There's a difference between surviving and living in freedom and love. Slaves work and work and never see the real rewards of their labour. If you think survival is the only reward for slave labour, take a real look around you, and see the real wealth in every country. Now see how it's been taken away from the very people and nature who generate it.

The idea that you won't survive keeps you locked in the fear vibration ... the 'it can't be chanaged' vibration.

coco
09-01-2009, 06:57 PM
Sometimes I think people enslave themselves. Marketing tactics are the culprit. The more ya buy the more ya owe.

'Your desires make you miserable'

I used to be that way but now I throw out the junk mail and don't read the adverts in the Sunday paper. Television commercials just annoy me. I purchase what I need and sometimes what I want. Suppose I'm dull, sometimes when you get older you become dull - or smarter?

Of course, if I don't one of these egg separators I will die!

http://www.prankplace.com/images/egg.jpg

Ian2day
09-01-2009, 07:44 PM
Sometimes I think people enslave themselves. Marketing tactics are the culprit. The more ya buy the more ya owe.

'Your desires make you miserable'

I used to be that way but now I throw out the junk mail and don't read the adverts in the Sunday paper. Television commercials just annoy me. I purchase what I need and sometimes what I want. Suppose I'm dull, sometimes when you get older you become dull - or smarter?

Of course, if I don't one of these egg separators I will die!

http://www.prankplace.com/images/egg.jpg

I saw people leaving the stores in the sales. They had the latest box of emotional fullfillment under their arms and a smug look of hmm this will make so and so envy me.

marpat
09-01-2009, 07:46 PM
But even if you lived out in the wilds just living in nature you would be a slave to your own existence. You would need to find food and water as well as make clothing, finding firewood, etc.

Living demands work!!

coco
09-01-2009, 07:56 PM
But even if you lived out in the wilds just living in nature you would be a slave to your own existence. You would need to find food and water as well as make clothing, finding firewood, etc.

Living demands work!!

Of course living demands work. But to be a slave to 'things', such as junk that runs up the bill is not good. People do gain emotional fulfillment from stuff, buying stuff, getting stuff, stuffing their homes with stuff. The shiny wears off soon and then they must go get more stuff. http://www.clipartof.com/images/emoticons/xsmall2/2004_eyes_rolling.gif (http://www.clipartof.com)

gordysmit
09-01-2009, 08:13 PM
We are all slaves to our own mind like in the matrix. If I did not live none of you would live In my mine what you focus on is your own reality and the more you focus the more you realize its all a dreamworld

miranda
09-01-2009, 09:13 PM
It might be a dreamworld - in fact I think this is all a dream - but that doesn't alter the fact that there is a horrendous amount of suffering here. And I think the idea that we somehow 'make' it happen is just another way of keeping the slaves in their place - ie the guilt, self-loathing, helpless box.

I'm not against ideas of 'combing the reflection', etc - but if the reflection in front of you showed a monster coming up behind you, then that's a part of your 'reality', and if you think it's all part of the reflection, you could spend lifetimes in slavery, and never see it. It all depends on who's really controlling the mirror. All those symbols everywhere,all those rituals, all the pain and fear from the animal kingdom, and the slaughterhouses, and our own societies - they must have an effect.

I don't think 'they' care if the slaves think the slaves make slavery happen - in fact, it's probably something they'd laugh about. If laughter was part of their reality ...

It's a bit like cattle. The cattle don't know about cities and computers and micochips - but it doesn't mean they don't exist, and aren't controlled by those who prey on the sheep and the cows.

If you didn't exist, Gordysmit, the rest of us still would. It's your perception of us that would go with you. And yes, change yourself, change your perception of us - but there's a lot that's against humanity, and we don't change it by blaming it on ourselves.

Icke and others blame the acquisitive nature of humanity on the reptilian part of the brain - more possessions equal more security equals survival. And maybe now we're being triggered to think possessions equal happiness.

I'd say a LOT of it's to do with the lack of human to human contact. We're mammals, yet we're behaving like reptiles. Children - babies sometimes - in nurseries all day, old people in homes, sex seen as 'bad', or as a thing separate from love, babies put in cots all by themselves, and given toys - things - instead of their parents - no wonder they grow up to equate things with love and security.

I also wonder if the obsessions with big breasts stems from an unconscious need for nurture - a breast engorged with milk, after all, is a pretty big breast. Love the irony - we now have breasts filled with silicone. Image again, not nurture. Plastic instead of organic.

Love - touch - caring - family support - end of isolation - forget the idea that wealth=respect, community, an end of violence in films and video games and even soap operas these days, and a bit of common sense, and we might be veering back on track.

All we really want, in the end, is to be loved and accepted by each other.

noobcybot
09-01-2009, 10:57 PM
We are slaves, but we are not just slaves.

All soul creatures seek freedom, even the people at the top of the agenda are all still seeking to be free.

miranda
09-01-2009, 11:47 PM
Absolutely agree!!! As if we're all breathing crap air, and yearning, stretching to reach for that breath of pure air, and realisation. Maybe the 'pure air' is just love, and acceptance from people we love??? Maybe it's just the yearning to go home to sanity.

Didn't mean to imply we were 'just' slaves - knew there was a danger it might come across like that.

Just that we are enslaved, and we're so brainwashed we can't see it, and until we do - you can't get out of a cage if you think the cage is the world as it should be, and as it is.

Don't know about the people at the top of the agenda, though ... maybe.