Hope Porn:
To incite a hopeful environment using false or fictionalized events and stories so as to paint a picture of overcoming an impossible act of liberation from tyranny and entropy (evil). Hope porn is generally for a purpose of making individuals look away from impending “doom” or otherwise very unpleasant future events and instead causes people to delude themselves with the idea of defeating the “bad” before the bad is even defeated. Hope porn disarms people and gets them to drop their guard and assume a solution has been reached when in fact the battle may still be ongoing.

I don’t mean to attack Indian in the Machine by saying that this IS INDEED “hope porn” but it really all sounds too good to be true. So what is it that I suspect COULD be happening here?

I SUSPECT that Indian in the Machine could possibly be working for black site projects which can involve the mass manipulation of people via frequencies, a sort of weaponized psychoactive system that could get people to believe in whatever. It’s slightly likely that Indian in the Machine works for some secret facility that can induce brain altering conditions on a mass scale as a way of making us THINK that things are good. Perhaps the time slot for the weapon of choice will be amplified slowly over a period of time to a crescendo of sorts, but cover up WHATS REALLY happening by stating it is something else.

If this is true, many other people on this whole “wave X” movement will likely be conspirators with motive to consciously manipulate humanity. It’s most likely that Indian in the Machine is a very bright and creative writer rather than something nefarious but I’m examining another aspect of possibility. I can’t be the judge for now but NOTHING about all of this seems as though it is right, something is OFF.

We know that the Illuminatti use programming in movies and such, revealing what their plans are via fiction. What if Indian in the Machine is such a person, just one of them on board to indoctrinate people with the idea that this mass ascension will happen when in truth, it will be SOMETHING ELSE, possibly something that robs you of your humanity in exchange for temporary immortal life. The “false upgrade” will happen first, the one which makes it impossible for you to die, at least until God’s wrath comes:

Revelation 9:6 –
And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.

This is talking about the false upgrade, probably coinciding with the Mark of the Beast somehow.

@Indian in the Machine: I don’t mean to be so harsh towards you in case this is true but please note, a lot of peoples Red Flags are being set off by what you post and a lot of people understand more deeply than simply what you say. The article says basically in order to receive the upgrade we have to drop all fear of the unknown and blindly accept it. Fear of the unknown is what helps us to know and take caution and is a fierce survival tool which has kept many people alive. Fear of the unknown resonates with everyone, especially those who question the very fabric of reality. There would be no need to fear the unknown if we simply were told about the unknown without lies being firmly attached to what is unknown. Embracing an unknown thing or circumstance is blatantly irresponsible and usually dangerous and for the purpose of control via others who crafted a scenario by clever information manipulation.

I’m willing to bet that after the dates which are set come and go, we will all see articles here from Indian in the Machine stating that since humanity failed to recover and could not embrace the “love” and willingly comply so that we can upgrade, “Sananda” will then respond with wrath because we didn’t go along with it and instead of positive messages, it will be messages of “I will now leave you to your own devices” along with a side of “Because you could not embrace love, we will instead discipline you, because we love you so much”.

Assuming that Indian in the Machine works for such a secret scientific black site that can use weaponized frequencies, it could all be part of the plan to use these weapons to kill people. This is of course just a theory based on a type of Illuminati programming that relates to what Indian in the Machine might be using (or may be planning on using).

We had prophets in ancient time to relay a message of great importance to the masses but today we have the Internet which can be used (I assume anyways) by these ascended masters to personally put out these messages so that they don’t need to use people who might get the message wrong. A simple way for them to do this is to announce that they will neutralize all radiation from Fukushima and then after they claimed to have done it, send in people with Geiger counters to affirm it really happened.

Thus far nothing of the sort has happened to prove that these “ascended masters” even exist. Im a huge believer in amazing things happening which science calls impossible and so yes, I actually look at these articles with kind of a half and half point of view. We are supposed to be receiving these frequencies even now and it would make sense that some of us SHOULD have acquired some new ability or power but in the majority of people, no one has changed to any radical degree yet so as to indicate that these frequencies are indeed doing as this article states. We should have at least SOME indication that these frequencies are upgrading us right?

As for accepting the unknown without fear:

A man wearing a trench coat and dark glasses walks up to you with a suitcase which is closed and plops it in your hands. He tells you that there is 50,000 Dollars in the case and then walks away. Do you open it with greed or do you question it with reason? It could be money….or a venomous snake or even a bomb. Of course…you can trust the man who gave you the suitcase……right???

Questions if asked correctly and responses if given truthfully can diminish the need for the fear of the unknown. Accepting the unknown WITHOUT fear is foolish.