IDENTITY IS EVERYTHING: HOW TO ENSLAVE PEOPLE WITH VICTIM-HOOD AND SICKNESS
The very first step to enslaving a people is to undermine all access to a gendered identity and an identity buoyed by a sense of belonging to a community of like-minded individuals – both of which serve to provide the individual with an entry-point into power and purpose.
By robbing the individual of an identity grounded in the sex of the body or in a tribe of those with shared values where each performs a valued contribution, then, like the proverbial fish out of water, you leave him or her flapping about for a false-identity as compensation.
That these various pseudo-identities-as-substitutes are ineffective becomes obvious should one pay attention to the ‘health’ and ‘vitality’ of the individual in question: Is the individual happier and more joyful? Do they experience an increased sense of physical strength and exuberance, mental calm and clarity? Or is the very opposite the case: are they mentally-anguished? Is their immune-system suppressed? Are they debilitated with illnesses more frequently? Do they attract traumas and crises?
Remember that the body does not lie – and should its evolutionary trajectory not align with one’s value-systems and identity then it will force the individual to focus on these by creating ‘troubles.’
It is especially by suppressing all information in support of the differences in form and function between men and women that it is possible to succeed in blocking attempts at realizing the potentials available in moving towards a deeper femininity or masculinity. These are unrealized potentials, not givens; and no potential can be realized unless it first be acknowledged, and then embraced.
‘Depression’ is a most valuable tool in betraying that one is leading an inauthentic life, which is why the powers-that-be either normalize or deflect away from it. Symptoms of 'depression' are your body's means of telling you that the life you are living is 'abnormal'. It serves as a guide/a teacher/a mentor/an ass-kicker - you need to befriend it, listen to it, and make the adjustments in your life it demands of you. When you ignore ‘depression’ and stubbornly plod along doing the same as always then the symptoms become more serious and entrenched. It functions as a potent wake-up call!
The next step in enslavement is to prevent members of a society from asking such questions at all - which if they did, would place them in a position to diagnose their belief-systems in lieu of whether they empower or disempower - through the practice of ‘normalizing sickness.’
The final stage - the coup de grace - of enslavement is to ‘normalize sickness’ to such a degree that individuals willingly abandon the project of resurrecting a gendered-body, and of placing the body frequently in contact with the bodies of those in whose presence it is comfortable, and clamor instead for an identity rooted in suffering and victim-hood. The individual no longer regards his or her Will as supreme but succumbs to an identity crippled by external forces: “This is how I suffer? Look at my wounds! I was traumatised/hurt/victimised!
Finally, in desperation, he or she reaches out and clings to an identity that offers nothing but powerlessness:
"I AM A VICTIM!"
The process of enslavement is now complete!
The artist is Luis Quiles. For more of his controversial work visit:
http://www.collective-evolution.com/2014/12/15/disturbing-but-amazing-pictures-expose-the-absurdities-of-modern-culture-warning-graphic-images/
Fuckin aye brother. For what it's worth have a few cents for my upvote.
Cheers brother!
Great post, spot on.
Thank you @michaeldodridge
Good read really good read I really want to feature you in one of my posts. Check me out @carlidos maybe we can have a post discussion on depression.
Thank you. I will check you out and follow you!
Depression is indeed a call to attention, instigated by our deep (unconscious) minds.
There are probably many ways to successfully treat the symptom of, or outright cure, depression (medication to achieve the right neurochemical balance being one of them), but the two most opportunistic approaches (allowing us to get the most out of the experience), as I see it, are the following:
1.) Be with the depression, or even deeper than it if we can manage, allowing it to do whatever it does, even if that means growing symptoms. Let it be what it is without labeling it, condemning it, or trying in any way to resist it.
This is a deep spiritual approach that may ultimately lead to an ego-death - a total resolution to the ongoing identity search (crisis). This approach has big risks (the possibility of experiencing growing depression to the point of becoming suicidal/ becoming more and more desensitized to the world/ feeling more alienated from people/ the possibility of diverting into paranoid delusions somewhere along the line), but also huge rewards (freedom from unnecessary psychological suffering that's created by conditioned beliefs and inherited patterns of thought).
Because the risks are so high and the right path is so undefined, it's probably best to have the help of someone who's had experience with dealing through depression in this way - to its perfect resolution. This person absolutely must be a trusted authority; someone who provides us with ample evidence that they know the inside and outside of it and whom convinces us that he/she can be trusted with our health.
2.) Take the empowered - me approach, asserting a strong ego (identity) by affirming to ourselves that we have the energy and power to fulfill our desires, or uncover them (should we sense that we don't know what it is that we want or are apathetic about discovering this). This we can all achieve. One useful approach is to simply reminding ourselves that: "this is a new day...as fine of a day as any to be re-born." (a reminder that we don't have to hold onto the baggage of the past, which may create that spark, or inspiration, to make a healthy and positive change that we've been so desperately needing).
Risks include becoming egotistical (self-centered)/ delusional and/or unwittingly masking the depression even more (consciously believing that we're overcoming the depression but unconsciously knowing that we're only suppressing it and allowing it to grow and physically manifest in many different ways - self-sabotage).
The pay-off can be a total transformation into an every way new and improved version of ourselves, who has the energy, willingness, and self-belief(s) required to make the most of our lives.
In either of the above approaches, our ability, or inability, to achieve, and maintain, a state of deep self-awareness (deeply aware of one's own conscious processes and relentlessly honest with oneself about what is seen) is the biggest factor to finding a beneficial resolution. As such, it's really the most important point to keep in mind, IMO.
Also, if either of the two above approaches don't yield fruits within six months to a year, then a new approach is likely warranted. Perhaps medication or psychotherapy will provide answers.
Thank you for your in-depth and thoughtful response - great stuff!
Amen. And this shit works, too. All I can really say is.... avoid "identity politics" like the plague.
Just struggle for the benefit of all people, including you.
Oh, and @kain-jc .... center your images, it will go so much better :).
Yes, "avoid identity politics", the bane of us all ;)
Thank you @faddat...though I'm not sure if I know exactly how to center my image, but I'll give it a go.
Cheers!
Awesome Post ! imho, Americans are (now) spreading this "disease" to the rest of the world . America is "Sick" and most (imho) don't even realize the effect or affect, much less the cause. It IS now a systemic issue because of the propaganda (Brainwashing by the Neo Neutral Genderist) that has been non-stop inundating this country for years now.
EDIT: Just another form of "Divide and Conquer".
"Yeah, well, that's just, like, MY opinion, man"
Read More, Reason More ... JTS
Much appreciated @jtstreetman. And I agree that it is all about "Divide and Conquer" which makes the necessary response being about "Unite and Resist".
Thank you ... but you know you gonna have to break out the cause, sooner or later right ? it's a hell of a fight to jump into bro ...
:)
Just don't watch TV
That's a useful step yes!
Very well written - sucinct and hopefully it will help those who are in the victim stage to begin healing and figuring out what they need to do to live a life that is not abnormal :)
I appreciate your response @mscleverclocks.
And that is my hope also. I've written another piece with a similar intention, entitled "Letting Go of the Past".
If you happen to be interested...
I loved this post. You've essentially said what I can't say in my profession. Because the people I deal with would get hurt and angry at this type of thing. I have to try and steer them towards the light in their own time. But everyone learns at their own pace. Which is cool :)
I hope this posts helps people who need it to broaden their boundaries
Ah yes, sounds like you have to walk the razor edge path of diplomacy :) I admire those who can work from within a system whilst expanding its contours.
Thank you for reading and responding.