Life is stranger than fiction

It might seem like I know a lot, but it’s just that I tend to discuss things I just learned (kind of as part of my learning process – I need to write down what I learned so might as well share it as well).

These days I’m getting small bits of revelations about… essentially how to perform large scale manifestation magic. And it’s very surprising to “see” “how it’s done” “in real time”. To be clear, no “person” is doing this, but rather, there are systematic forces at play. They have no formal names or even identities, arguably “merely” products of karmic inertia, but you would recognize some of them by nature of their actions and agents.

Anyway, it’s hard to explain exactly the game that is being played here. One must fully grasp the mechanisms of manifestation to even begin to realize such things are possible. And then there is the inter-play between subjective and social truths. And then there are the low level mechanisms – the rewriting of history, the recontextualization and virtualization of existing information, the versatile uses of “explanations”, the use of sentiments and vibes, the (over) planting of seed ideas, especially in areas of fiction, etc.

And one can definitely meddle with the outcome of things by leveraging these tools. I’ve seen them used with surgical precision, although I did not fully understand it (I probably understand a small part of it even now). It’s not only public perception that changes, reality itself also shifts. Sometimes dramatically. It’s possible to change the fabric of physical reality with propaganda. Sounds crazy, but that’s real.

The fact that information has gotten so abundant in the past 2~3 decades has made the game so much more enticing for such forces that are eligible to participate and play. In fact, the players themselves are manifested by the system. Every player is writing a unique story, and humanity is choosing which one to adopt as canon. This is the messiest era we had ever been in so far.

And it’s brilliant. It’s way better than any Game-of-Throne-esque cinema out there. It’s some GoT type reality show, just not fought with swords and shields, not even with dragons and monsters, but friggin ideas, narratives and beliefs. I mean, the swords and soldiers are still there, also the fire breathing monsters, but like in a game of soccer or basketball the technical skills of the pawns are not the only interesting thing to watch for, but also the overall team strategy. Except here it (only) involves magic.

Yeah it’s pretty crazy. I think I’m only able to read like 1% of it and it’s already overwhelming.