My first mega-collection, The Matrix Revealed: logic and hypnosis

My first mega-collection, The Matrix Revealed: logic and hypnosis

by Jon Rappoport

May 26, 2017

One of the many features of my collection, The Matrix Revealed, is my logic course. I developed it for young people (and adults), to fill a gaping hole in the education system.

The first person who urged me to write the course was hypnotherapist Jack True, a friend and colleague with whom I did much research in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Jack saw the need for it, after working with patients for several years. He realized that an absence of logic was one factor allowing the widespread “entrancement” of people, as he put it.

By that term, Jack meant the vulnerability to the introduction of “hypnotic ideas.” Jack eventually gave up hypnotizing patients, because he realized “new patients walking through my door are already in a basic trance.”

My collaboration with Jack, the most innovative hypnotherapist on the planet, extended into many areas. His grasp of The Matrix far exceeded anything I’d come across in my decades of research. In my collection, The Matrix Revealed, I publish 43 extensive interviews with Jack (320 pages).

These were formal conversations we held in Southern California, while we were both investigating the practices, techniques, and exercises of ancient Tibet. Jack was drawn to that research because he saw Tibet once represented a freedom of mind that went beyond any “devious system of control,” as he put it.

Through his clinical experience with patients, Jack was exploring methods of liberation from “subconscious patterns of the mind.” His discoveries were extraordinary, to say the least.

These discoveries matched those of another man I interview in The Matrix Revealed, Ellis Medavoy (28 interviews, 290 pages). Ellis (pseudonym) was a retired propaganda master, who had worked for many years deep inside elite circles, planning and executing some of the most important psychological operations of our time.

Ellis had a grasp of principles and methods I had never encountered—before or since. Eventually, he became disillusioned with his work. It took a series of informal conversations before he was willing to sit down and engage in formal interviews.

I was startled to realize, as we progressed, that Ellis’ work dovetailed with Jack True’s. They were two sides of the same coin. Control at a profound level; freedom at a profound level.

There is much more I could say about the foundation and formation of The Matrix Revealed, but these two men convinced me that the lengthy enterprise of assembling it was important.

Now, in retrospect, I see it was even more important than I realized at the time.

Jon Rappoport has worked as a free-lance investigative reporter for over 30 years. http://nomorefakenews.com/