The ever-changing blueprint

Through asking questions when you are young, you are presented with many truths. In early life especially, we were usually told not to question but to just accept what we are told. Possibly due to time constraints, our caregivers weren’t always able to satisfy our young mind’s need to understand. We were often told what is good for us, and of course, what is expected of us, in order to fit in.

Once you experienced other family environments and the differing parenting styles, you began to realise the differences between your experiences and others. These early experiences, perhaps the most important of all, gave us a blueprint to follow , shaping our behaviour, yet all the while our consciousness guiding us from beneath the surface of everyday life.

In many ways the blueprint changes over time. Historicaly, since the introduction of the Feudal system, where each person and his or her family is born into a class system. A peasant worker under a lord, who then served the needs of a monarch or supreme leader. The actors may have since changed, but the play remains the same. As with most, if not all civilizations, the main body of the population existed beneath the regime and ruler, and would be given as much or as little freedom, as those in power allowed.

The levels of poverty and suffering endured by generations of the population, living often under the strictest of regimes, was in direct contrast to what was experienced prior to the creation of these societies. The tribal experience, as well as being much more localised, offered parental skills that were more fluid and natural. The young, similar to the tribes we still see in certain parts of the world, would be nurtured by the mother, often alone, whilst the father was engaged in the equally important role of getting food and providing shelter, both playing important roles within the fabric of the larger tribal family.

The men of all ages, would often be responsible for supporting the tribe in terms of welfare and the security of its members. I would imagine that there was far more diversity amongst the people than we indeed realise, with regard to their abilities, passions and spirituality. Having more freedom would have meant that they could develop their own creativity and, having a good familial foundation, would have served the needs of the tribe more effectively.

I would also summise that alot of our morals were born in such a time and that they were based towards a kind of unity formed by survival, not just of the individual, but of the family unit. They wouldn’t have been part of a religious doctrine, but born out of the evolution of human behaviour and the necessary adjustments we’d need to make to accomodate such a unified and less traumatic life. Any effects of trauma were perhaps less evident, isolated to survival experiences on a first hand basis or perhaps the tragic loss of a loved one.

Knowledge passed down through subsequent generations, would have supported good relations wherever possible, based on natural law alone. There were likely to be conflicts between tribes, but they were probably much simpler to understand and would often have been avoided through diplomacy. The tribe wouldn’t have risked their families security over some land,for example. The tribal elders, having experienced similar problems in there own lives, could offer advice to the younger men on how to present themselves in extreme situations, and the tribe as a whole, would support one another throughout tribulation. The development of trade would also ensure that resources could be shared, lessening the chances of tribal relations turning sour.

Compare this scenario with the present day, where the powerful send other peoples’ children off to the battlefield, to fight battles that often could be settled diplomaticly, and award themselves with medals and ribbons of triumph, exhibiting the bravery of being out of range. No longer do morals apply to the powerful, in fact there exists quite the opposite in the form of entitlement.

Each edition or version of this blueprint has brought immeasurable trade-offs and often some very negative effects, especially within the family structure. The life experiences of the young have been altered dramatically since the birth of Society. No longer is the role of the mother, the very foundation of the family unit, protected and supported. Under this new blueprint, the female has become objectified and subjected to a variety of pressures in order to conform to a more beneficial role for the societal blueprint, allowing the mother figure to diminish into only the physical provider of the child citizen, leaving society with control over their indoctrination. It’s probably one of the more obvious signs of the international PsyOp in operation, that motherhood should be reduced to a faint glimmer of what it once was. The trauma effect on subsequent generations leading humanity to a large amount of mental health and identity problems, for both genders. In fact gender itself has fallen prey to the same upside down thinking in the most evil way possible, targetting the young and legalising the mental and physical abuse of minors, whilst decreeing to be the caring, safety aware state, that it isn’t.

The new blueprint could be generalised as being anything that serves modern society alone. It doesn’t include an individuals passions or desires, unless it can be monetised and profited from. Truth itself is bent to the whims of shareholders, seeking easy money in anything it can invest in. The true foundation of Science and Health has also been betrayed, within the last century or so, and no longer has a desire to push the boundaries and question, but aims to propagate a controllable system, in which one can profit from imaginary miracles, assimilating snake oil salesmen instead of critical thinking and understanding of the world around us.

The body, though generally understood in terms of its physical attributes and functions, isn't fully

appreciated, especially with regard to its relationship with nature and consciousness.

In medicine, we rely on experts that use toxic medications in order to treat our poisoned bodies. Cancers are attacked, so instead of helping the body, we weaken its defences against the toxins. It’s already under attack, simply seeking to protect itself, isolating the offending toxins within tumours, sealing them away. Chemical compounds, within our food, our clothes and our environment is the cause, not some elusive enemy that must be researched, we already know this yet we are pushed towards a capitalist pseudo science instead of solving the root problem, which we have caused in the first place.

As a side note, i used to deliver "Cancer Research" leaflets (in my teens) across the town that i lived in, that was over 40 years ago, yet here we still are, decades later. It’s the perfect business model, appearing to offer ongoing research whilst making large sums of money from a known man-made sickness. Morals are diminished in this blueprint, aiming only to generate money however it can.

This is one area of the blueprint that our "demise" is clearly etched. It's inhuman unnatural thinking.

Perhaps the biggest cause of cancer would be smoking, right? Little did I know that the manufacturing process involves adding anything up to 40,000 chemicals. From formaldahide, embalming solution and the stuff they put in mothballs, to name a couple. Aside from adding them to increase the addiction and to make it taste better, other chemicals are put in in order to create long term health problems, which is far more profitable. As a smoker myself, and knowing many people that have suffered the ill effects of the habit, I wanted to find the truth, knowing that tobacco has been consumed naturally for millenia. Tobacco is also a very good natural insecticide, certain doses are also effective against viruses and bacteria within the body, as well as some man-made therapies.

Similarly, creating treatments to treat viruses that mysteriously exist, if mixed with other chemicals, yet they are still unable to isolate the deadly virus in its purest form. It’s existence is as elusive as many others that could be mentioned.

The actual creator of the special test for the virus publicly denounced its use, saying that his test can be used to find traces of pretty much anything. So misusing it to find false positives in order to drive the toxifying criminal agenda forward, is morally bankrupt.

The “Industrial War Machine” is no longer isolated to battlefields, it's used for anything that can be

weaponised. Inhuman activities indeed abound in this upside down of all blueprints.

Using the exact same blueprint within religion, it is as equally evident as the previous examples given. There is some diversity across different cultures, perhaps all with similar origins, but the ones i am interested in are those that once connected tribes with the natural world. Often being the most attacked and outlawed, they hold the most power against the current oppressive system.

The use of natures gifts being the central bridge to consciousness, which i believe as being the one true religion. Within the natural world, of which we are, or once were, a part of, we could solve almost any problems, even death itself would be seen in an entirely different mindset, not feared like it is now.

I think back to my thoughts on the origins of “God”, in an earlier article. That the

possibility of a non-human (AI?) remnant of a past civilization, an off planet species

perhaps, arriving on Earth and starting to plan major changes in its favour. Observing that we had a natural connection with something that they themselves simply couldn't relate to, a state of consciousness that they had never experienced (?), again, some form of biological machine comes to mind, one that isn't even fully aware of its creator, lost in its hunger for knowledge and control of the universe. Perhaps it was aware but had no access to it, other than through humanity.

An angel could simply relate to any off planet species. Satan, rather than falling from grace,

could have simply just not have been human in the first place, hence the upside down manipulative world as it stands.

Following the fall of humanity, we have Jesus, whom we are told, died for our sins. I have always had a

major problem with this, as he was killed by followers of the dominant mainstream religion, seeing him as a threat to their control. I do believe he existed, at least historicaly, and was probably a very spiritual and awake human being with an important message for us to hear. Having a large following, he had to be taken out, and his departure used to form another major religion, to even further divide us spiritually. Another successful PsyOp within the blueprint.

Of course, after several bible-related meetings of very important people over the centuries, this new religion was thus edited. Making it devoid of anything that could be used against those in power, like the idea of eternal life or reincarnation for example. How on earth could you control a population that doesn’t fear death and also has a direct link with God, or rather, consciousness?

There are many tales, that can either prove or disprove this hypothesis, so ultimately it's up to the individual to decide what's likely, and what makes more sense than what you were programmed to believe.

I could compare the human race, in its current state, as a caged bird with its wings clipped. But

in actual fact, we aren't in a cage and have just been coerced into believing that we cannot fly.

The analogy of being in a "soul trap" seems quite descript. Perhaps the suffering we experience is a test for things to come, for what's beyond the doorway of death. Our original earthly experience may have changed negatively, but we still possess the ability to seek the truth by simply living consciously.

I believe that our pagan, shamanic, spiritual ancestors are still among us, guiding us throughout our lives. We just need to stop "doing" and listen for the signals that we have allowed to be silenced.

The "hive mind” of Musk is about to be implemented, after the past 2 decades of the internet, hooking us up to phones and smart devices ... it's almost like they are creating their own non-human version of consciousness.

It's why the world seems brutal and upside down, because that's the truth that we've accepted as reality.

Is AI driving us or are we simply being driven by its controllers?

I propose that its sole purpose is to make us less human and more controlled, replacing all of the previous systems, indeed cancelling them out with one single system, whereby we lose all self autonomy, at least until we move on from this reality.

It’s a shame, as it’s uses are far and wide, it could certainly be of a real benefit to the human race, yet the blueprint is applied and we are kept dumb with heavily biased information, still paying for the hardware and even the connection, it’s just not even funny anymore.

I pity the controllers, for they are unlikely to ever move on beyond this physical realm, which also shows us a truth with respect to hell, and those that choose to stay within its confines, believing that it’s all there is, unable to shed the shackles of materialism and worshipping their false, soul-less idols.

Imagine if you will, the hundreds of millions of lives lost in battle, in the trenches, or the depths of the sea. They are still among us, still searching, still loving and still fighting. They have returned in their essence, brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, mothers and fathers. Many seemingly mundane lives have been lived under whatever civilization they are a part of. Each one bringing hope and trauma alike, the ying and yang, testing each one of us, shaping and teaching us through consciousness. We cannot see the previous or the next, at least after perhaps six years of age, just long enough to adjust to our new environments, bringing with us our essence once more, to share with the world.

All the while the blueprints are changing, adapting and updating, ensuring conformity. Our struggles are merely a continuation of past dramas, when we found ourselves, but lost our minds, and our loved ones. Seemingly empty yet still conscious, like children playing amongst the ruins, our creativity and imagination driving us forward into the future, yet to be experienced.

Thank you for reading.