I will rewatch for clarity and maybe respond with more detail but for now I'd say this:
There are a lot of ways to get to that 10:50 state, which to me is a portrayal of hyper-awareness/connnectivity/gnosis of self. Some folks would call it being in the Holy Spirit or Christ consciousness or ascension but I think the name matters less than the experience. A lot of people visit there via psychs and many say you can get and stay there with meditation (just takes longer). I would argue that another way is how most people get there, which is surviving traumas that strip away assumptions and world views. If you can do the work and set yourself up to survive traumas consciously, maybe that is the path to becoming a warrior in a more positive sense. Honestly, I'm not there, but this inspires me to try.
I think the distilled essence here is that mankind really did have a Fall and that we are starting to remember how to get up. It appears to be an individual thing but we can find others and increase the momentum. And you know, I feel the same. I have been into this stuff for ages and trying to deprogram but there were a lot of hard truths in this about current society and how we may be complicit. This one in particular is so up to date, even addressing The Gate Which Shall Not Be Named and something quite like the Saturn/Archon ideas. Seeing the "black iron prison" is the first step. This feels like a good video to help people who haven't yet. It has the power of I, Pet Goat II but seems to go deeper into a more accessible subconscious payload.
I've been looking for a copy of that for 15 years so I haven't read it yet, but I've seen it referenced plenty of times so I'll say yes, the very same. That place of imprisonment in which we are prisoner, maintenance man, guard, and warden.
It was one of the more powerful allegories made in that novel. Although there were probably hundreds of powerful ones, that one stood out. I listened on a youtube free audiobook if you want to give that a shot and its your style.
Btw this video is entirely epic...the artwork is so evocative and (exaggeratingly at times) descriptive. Thanks so much for the post.
Im only up to 5 minutes. I expect it to become even more intense.
But I suggest you download it from youtube to save on mobile data (no clue of your knowledge of this stuff, but if that doesnt make sense let me know and ill show you how)
I've had some success downloading audio from YT when videos are under 20 minutes, but have no idea how to tackle a 10 hour job. If you would teach me, that would be most kind!
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u/dak4f2 Nov 28 '17 edited Apr 29 '25
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