The Demon Agenda

Every year I feel more like Agent
Smith. I hate this place and I want out. These repulsive creatures
surround me, touching me with their filthy hands, trying to infect
me. I don't know what I did to deserve getting thrown into this
prison, but it must have been really bad. I must have been Charlie
Manson evil if they threw me in the dungeon all these years and just
forgot about me.

That's how they get to you. They try to
drill into your mind that you're meat and nothing more. You're
biology. You popped out, and POOF, someone turned a switch and turned
you on for the first time and then years later someone turns the
switch, packs you up, ships you return to sender. It's a lie, it's
all bullshit, it's a trick to get you trapped into thinking and doing
what they want you to do.

And humans just eat it up. Someone
100 years ago found out the secret to programming humans and ever
since has been on a campaign to reprogram the entire species, and has
mostly succeeded spectacularly. 100 years and nearly three billion
humans have been totally reprogrammed. You know, that's more humans
than were alive 100 years ago. There were only two billion humans,
and now they've already reprogrammed three billion humans. The rest,
the other three billion? They'll be dead. Africa will be killed
entirely, so will most of Asia. The evil overlords will kill all the
undesirables with their super armies of reprogrammed soldiers willing
to die for nothing. That way they'll kill off two whole groups of
people, leaving the whole world for themselves and a few select
slaves.

But I see through it. They designed this mind
technique to work on human minds, but I don't have a human mind. I've
been exiled on this planet of wretched filth, but I didn't come from
here. They can't reprogram me. And I think they know it, because
they're not human either. They wear these skins to fit in among the
humans, but they were never human to begin with. That's how they can
control the humans. They are a far older and more powerful race,
having honed their skills at manipulation over millions of years,
spreading from planet to planet, blending in with the native
population, and taking over. They will not stop until they have
destroyed every world and there is nothing left anywhere.

See, these bodies, these meat suits,
they're not you. If they trick you into thinking you're meat then
you're subject to the laws of meat, the limitations of meat. They
don't want you to know you're more than meat, that you can control
meat, bend meat to your will. They want your power, and you willingly
give it to them, because they've gotten you to believe you are meat.
Meat is food, but they don't eat it, they eat your power. They need
it to live. They need to get good people to do bad things because
that gives them power. But they can never steal your power. They can
never make you do anything, there's no fun in that, no sport. You
have to willingly give up your own power and your own free will to
them. Being able to manipulate people, to control people, getting
people to willingly bow before them is like a cosmic orgasm. Just
killing someone, that's nothing, there's no trip to that, but getting
someone to kill oneself, that gives them so much power.

The First Mystics

The Aboriginal Australians possess the oldest extant culture in the world, dating back at least 40,000 years, and possibly extending 100,000 years into the past or more. Theirs is the oldest unbroken lineage of mystics. In their tradition the Dreamtime is a realm beyond space and time where the past, present, and future coexist simultaneously in a seamless wholeness. Through practice they are able to locate subterranean water, navigate through inhospitable wastelands to find food and shelter, heal the sick, and travel out of the body. Their highest deity is the Rainbow Serpent, a mother goddess who may be related to the Kundalini subtle energy currents in the spine, depicted as a serpent in the Hindu traditions.

Leonard Nimoy hosts a program about the history and mysticism of the first Australians. Runs 45 minutes.

Ray McGovern on the Ukraine Crisis

Beyond Fear of Death

Adi Da explains how all fear is fear of death, and how fear of death is the central feature, indeed the only feature, of the ego. Runs 25 minutes.

After The Tribulation

A two hour documentary on the rapture, how the idea of a pre-tribulation rapture came about, and why it is false.

Project Orion

Project Orion was an inter-planetary space craft capable of carrying thousands of tons and hundreds of people to Mars and the outer satellites in human survivable time scales (a trip to the nearest star, 4 light years away, would take 130 years). It used the force from thousands of hydrogen bombs to propel itself, achieving a level of efficiency impossible for chemical rockets.



Project Orion had to be a military project
because it involved cheap, low-yield, directional hydrogen bombs. Being a
military project it had to be developed from a tool for space
exploration to the ultimate planet killing weapon. Being a weapon it frightened a lot of people who didn't want to see something that destructive exist. And so it was cancelled.


It would take 1000 H-bombs to get to orbit, producing enough fallout to
kill 1 person somewhere on the Earth every time it was launched from
the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is also the only off the shelf
technology available to get us to Mars or intercept asteroids in weeks
instead of years.

Life at a Japanese Zen Monastery

This is what the West is missing. You can't live like that, you have to pay "property tax" which means you rent the land you live on from the government. The existence of "property tax" binds you to the wage slave economy. You cannot escape and become self-sufficient. You cannot have true monasticism and simple living with the economic system of the West.

"Peter Barakan interviews Muho Noelke, the German abbot of Antaiji, a Zen monastery that is located deep in the mountains, close to the Japanese sea. The community commits itself to the practice of zazen and the study of the Buddha's teaching, while cultivating the fields around the temple, cutting grass and trees and doing construction work to keep self-sufficient. Muho explains about zazen, community life and the relation between teacher and student."