Thinking is a Bad Habit

The Illuminati
believe they can conjure any scenario
and we’ll behave accordingly. They are like an hypnotist
who tells a man he is a
chicken. The man struts around, clucks
and even tries to lay
an egg. Thus men go to war and die
 ”to defend freedom.”

by Henry Makow Ph.D.

When I say “thinking is a bad habit,” I’m NOT referring to thoughts based on independent observation and analysis, or intuition or inspiration.

I’m referring to the compulsive stream of trivia and useless chatter that fills our minds most of the time. Our thoughts alternate between sex and money, fear and greed, desire or resentment. Our minds are like beggars looking for a handout, addicts looking for a fix. As a result, many behave like beggars or addicts.

I used to be dysfunctional or depressed because I depended on the Illuminati mass media for my sense of reality. Thus, I was programmed to be dysfunctional. Dysfunction like disease, war and poverty are systemic (inherent in society)
because the rich benefit from them.
 
Illuminati member Harold Rosenthal spelled it out:  “We have converted the people to our philosophy of getting and acquiring
so that they will never be satisfied. A dissatisfied people are pawns
in our game of world conquest. Thus, they are always seeking and never
able to find satisfaction. The very moment they seek happiness outside
themselves, they become our willing servants.”  Harold Rosenthal The Hidden Tyranny

TRAPPED IN THE PRISM OF THE MIND

The human mind is like a computer that can’t be turned off. It is programmed to “be dissatisfied.” The programming is in music, movies, TV and education. 

Thousands of westerners join ISIS and commit unspeakable atrocities in the name of religion. The unmoored human mind is malleable indeed. 

We experience our programming rather
than reality.  For example, Hollywood presents romance and sex as
panaceas and we experience them as such. We’re
hypnotized to believe we need “our other half” to be “complete.” The Cabalists love hypnotizing us. It’s their “magic.”

If a concept is self destructive, surely we need to set it aside.

By themselves, our minds have no anchor in truth. The mental world is like a house of distorted mirrors, or a prism.  

GROUNDING OURSELVES IN REALITY

The mind and the consciousness (soul)
are our two sources of identity. We have been programmed to identify entirely with the mind and deny the existence of the
soul, our true identity.

We need to experience ourselves as consciousness (soul) rather as thoughts. Consciousness is the entity that witnesses thought. It’s a constant source of energy, inspiration and joy.

The essence of genuine religious teaching is that man’s true character is spiritual. Our soul is our lifeline to God. We need to shift from inhabiting thought, to inhabiting spirit.

“When the inordinate desire after knowledge of things was allayed in
me,  and I aspired after nothing but purity and simplicity of mind,
there shone in me daily a greater assurance than ever I could have
expected, even of those things which before I had the greatest desire to
know.” Cambridge Platonist poet Henry More (1614-1687)

The mind tortures the soul with
desires. We need to keep the mind still. Imagine a test
pattern like the one above. Experience thoughts as foreign, as not “you”
but usually belonging to the beggar. This is the basis of meditation.

Like penguins on an ice flow, we are an ape colony stranded on a speck in the ocean of the universe.  No one really understands what we are doing here. Our lives are short and often difficult. By the time we figure things out, they’re over. The soul is our only connection to eternity.

I recommend the YouTubes by Eckhart Tolle below.  “Find your identity in the present moment,” Tolle says. He is referring to pure consciousness, i.e.
Truth, Love, Bliss, Beauty and Peace. With so many crazy thoughts, we need to anchor ourselves in spiritual reality.

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