20/09/2025
September 17, 2025
Step Off the Stage
Be the Observer
In my last letter, I mentioned that on a spiritual level, we are like Neo in The Matrix. We're infinite spiritual beings inhabiting a finite human vessel. We are being presented a play and are being emotionally manipulated to assist the programmers in bringing about their desired outcome. They use deception, fear, coercion, and emotional manipulation to keep us under their control.
All of us are being bombarded with psychological warfare and mind control tactics that have been tested and proven since the advent of Freudian psychology. Weaponized psychology has been perfected and in use since the 60's at least (Ref: Project Mockingbird, CHAOS - Tom O'Neil).
For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. - Ephesians 6:12
Here's how they do it:
Get the people to adopt a victim mindset. Hurt them or make them hurt by keeping them focused on past hurts.
Convince them that they will forever be helpless victims.
Make them feel angry about it. Encourage their anger; make them feel justified and powerful in their rage.
Ignore calls for healing and personal responsibility for emotional management. Instead, coax the helplessness along using compassionate language so they think you are on their side.
Keep up the agitation until victims become enraged enough to tip into insanity.
When they act out, blame it on your enemy.
Neo fought tirelessly against the agents who would pop up whenever he did something that exposed him as awake to the system, the game, the matrix. The most dangerous agents were the ones who could morph civilians into one of them; the ‘Smiths’. However, once Neo failed/died, his awareness opened and he realized that his battle wasn't with the agents. His battle was with the perspective that the agents were his enemy. This detachment from appearances/emotionality/victimhood magnified his power.
When Neo said, “No. “ to the game, he essentially stepped off the stage by overcoming his fear and mastering his emotions. He then became the Master of his experience. From that point on, Neo knew that everything presented by the matrix was designed as a control mechanism. He had become conscious of his unification with the matrix and of his creative power; and, his power sent the agents running in fear.
Exit, Stage Right
In the wake of Charlie Kirk's death, many are stepping away from the stories of the Left. They are changing perspective from victim to Victor. Being conscious of our emotionality, judgments, perceptions and fears gives us the power to see more objectively, and the opportunity to step off the stage.