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Erik Desmazières, The wind blows where it wants, 1989

Santiago Caruso - Child of the Moon. Argentine artist.

“The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven..”John Milton, Paradise Lost
art by Kevin Tong

Edward J. Steichen
"The Flatiron Building", New York City, 1904

Katayama Bokuyo (Japanese, 1900-1937) - Oboro (1927)

Inducing an Out of Body Experience Using The Rope Technique.

The Rope Projection technique is said to have been devised by Robert Bruce, one of the foremost figures in the world of Astral Projection. The idea was for a method of projection that would be effective for people who were without sight, and therefore relies more on tactile experience than visual memories. The technique hinges around an imaginary rope that hangs above you from the ceiling.

As you lie on your bed, you imagine the rope hanging down towards you. This rope is used to exert strong and continual pressure at a single point on the projectable double. What you do is visualize yourself (or rather, your Astral Self) taking hold of the rope, and pulling yourself up the rope, one hand at a time, all the while concentrating on the sensations as you climb upwards. Be aware of the feeling of the rope against your hands, and the motion of your body as you pull yourself up from your bed, and concentrating also on the feelings of your arms slowly but surely pulling yourself upwards.

The hand-over-hand awareness action of climbing the rope tricks the mind into accepting and holding a point of awareness exterior to the physical body. This stimulates the projection reflex more strongly than any other projection technique. The rope technique optimizes the use of mental energy resources and enthusiasm by shortening the time needed to trigger the projection reflex during a projection attempt.

Gaul killing himself and his wife. Roman copy of a statue from Pergamum from the third century BC. The original was carried off from Pergamum to Rome by Emperor Nero and used to decorate a hall in the Golden House. Museo Nazionale Romano in the Palazzo Altemps. Rome.

Jacques Callot - The Seven Deadly Sins, 1621.

Inuidia - Envy
Avaritia - Greed
Luxuria - Lust
Gula - Gluttony
Ira - Anger
Superbia - Pride
Pigritia - Sloth

Soul-Catching Net - Are We “Recycled” at Death to Remain in the Matrix?

Upon death, our soul or consciousness separates from the body and then undergoes a process where its memory is wiped clean and it is recycled – reincarnated – into another body to repeat the same process. In this way the Earth becomes a literal prison planet from which it’s very difficult to escape. The soul net is placed there as an artificial energetic grid (not the natural energetic grid of ley lines of Planet Earth) to prevent any soul from getting through. Thus the Earth remains a closed system where new people are constantly born for the purpose of powering the economy and generating (negative) emotion for the Archons to feed off, not remembering Who They Are or what the real situation is. The soul net ensures the planet remains a trawling ground for the Archons to trigger our emotions (which they expertly do through the media, war, fear and other methods of deception) so they can get fed.

We have been told through various sources that the white light at death is something to head towards, but what if the white light at death is the trick? Let me now introduce the various sources, old and new, which are suggesting this concept. When independent sources, especially from different time periods, all come forth with the same idea, it’s a good sign that the information has validity.

WingMakers Neruda Interview #5
All of us humans – who are divine, infinite consciousness – came to be trapped inside physical bodies that die. The deception came about through the conspiring of 3 separate alien races (the Annunaki, the Serpent Race and the Sirians) who found a way to trick the Atlanteans (our ancient ancestors) to inhabit biological vessels (the human body). Part of the deception involves Anu, the reptilian king of the Annunaki, ruling over humanity as king, and setting up planes of existence to ensure we never get out – including the soul net reincarnation plane.

The World as “Maya” (Illusion)
A theme in Buddhism and Hinduism is that this world is Maya or illusion (i.e. the matrix). Another Buddhist teaching is that life contains suffering, and that reincarnation is an endless cycle of suffering (the wheel of Samsara) that can only be broken through spiritual practice (i.e. the raising of one’s consciousness). The millennia-old Tibetan Book of the Dead is an instruction manual for monks on how to prepare for the point of death and attain liberation by avoiding reincarnation.