The true purpose of money: it is specifically designed to restrict and manage the organic flow of energy which otherwise naturally occurs between individuals within a society.
See the Introduction to this series, 'Training the Modern Slave, Intro to Part 1.'
Most human energy is wasted.
There have been instances in human history where the resources, energy and time of a group of humans actually benefitted those same humans, as they shared and created a suitable world for themselves according to the natural flow-- the currency of energy-- within such an organic system.
That was before money came along.
Add the friction of money to one of these organically structured communities of beings, rev it up, and that peaceful, smooth-running engine will be throwing sparks within minutes.
As long as the human population is busy trying to collect another dollar, their daily efforts to capture that dollar will often be the entirety of their creation during their lives.
If each human thought becomes a thing, then each day’s very real money problems become the very thing that the human culture manufactures daily.
This is your brain.
The Mind On Money
The human brain consists of a primitive stem called the R Complex, which is an easily-triggered bundle of nerves in our heads that is still laden with animalistic instincts. This stem is an organ that is programmed with ancient survival rituals, but is a stem which is now surrounded by a larger section of brainy stuff that gives us all of our smarts like reason, logic, intellect, and such.
For an interesting experiment that can be tried at home; think of something that scares you every day.
Got something? Now, instinctively the brain’s logical neocortex department will recognize that fearful something, and will send out memos to other parts of the brain, including a little heads-up to that old survival freak of the brain; that instinctive, reactive, ”FIGHT, OR FLIGHT?” reptilian brain, the R- Complex.
An alarm goes off.
This screaming alarm sends all blood to the extremities, little red-blooded soldiers to the front line, ready for action.
Subsequently, this diversion of the flow of energy and blood within the physical body deprives the brain of oxygen, that same brain where any rational thought or reason might have otherwise bloomed.
With a single fearful thought-- be it losing a job, having a utility shut off, or simply not being able to keep enough food in the pantry for lack of funds-- blood leaves the brain, and the oxygen-deprived organ begins to falter.
Feel that ulcerous nausea brewing from all that adrenaline pouring into the gut, that jittery anguish that now charges through the whole body with nowhere to go?
Breath! It was only an experiment, and as the blood begins to return to our brains, we might now easily imagine how-- through chemical and psychological means-- an entire population with money on their minds might lose some of their mental capacity simply from the fear of running out of that money, or the persistent fear of never having enough money to suit their needs.
Having felt exactly how scarcity can affect the individual’s mind and body, it’s time to move on to mass hypnosis, wherein the infamous US Dollar acts as a magical talisman, expertly charged with symbols and numerology, and is carried about ritualistically by anyone bound by it’s spell.
Money Magic
”The talisman is supposed to insure to it’s bearer the goodwill of influential persons.” - Lewis Spence, ‘An Encyclopaedia of Occultism’
A talisman is an object which is designed in order to transfer power and benefits to the one who holds it.
The mysterious and forbidden symbols that decorate the US one dollar bill and their meanings are intentionally displayed on this talisman in plain view, giving the dollar a look of ancient wisdom, a hidden power which the bearer might hope to emulate.
Indeed, the very word ‘money’ might be read as mon- eye, the ONE eye, as if it is a force which rules over all levels of consciousness like a god, a deity that is able to see in every direction, and able to peer into the darkest reaches of the mind with supernatural clarity.
Masquerading as a deity, the almighty dollar speaks to the subconscious mind through it’s symbology, and the familiar pyramid topped with an illuminated all-seeing eye is prominently displayed on the device, as if boasting it’s omnipotence.
Through such subliminal conditioning of a society’s mind, the group has something that they now think is worth fighting for, and feel that they are part of a supernatural kingdom of Earthlings, the favored ones who are privileged enough to be blessed with a close relationship with such a supreme being as money.
By money’s sorcerous intrusion into the mind of a society, the group feels like they now possess something worth killing for.
A New God For Humanity
With it’s godlike qualities so mortally jabbed into the mind of a society, money can now assume control over all levels of that natural human interaction.
What was once a free exchange of knowledge in a tribal, gift economy among individuals, can instead become a competition to see who can get the most of this god into their lives.
Now, instead of giving, the humans might donate to their neighbors, and instead of freely sharing, they might rent to the needy.
No longer would neighbors be expected to help each other, when they can be hired to work elsewhere.
Restriction of Resources
Now deeply burrowed into society’s collective head, money can begin restricting the flow of resources within communities.
Visible now is the true function of this money spell; an energy resistor, slowing everything down as the natural and organic exchange of resources is impeded by money’s interference. Each human interaction is taxed, and the world of abundance that these subjects once thrived in is now reduced to a trickle under the dollar’s reign.
Money Spreads Dis-ease
We put ourselves in survival mode, sometimes all day, sometimes all month, and a dull fog of confusion lingers over a population so driven by fear, like a low scream that everyone pretends to ignore.
When the fear of scarcity becomes the primary recurring thought for a populace, then their primary creation will likely be one of fear and scarcity.
Whether by constant mental stress over money or the certain physiological toll that such stress has on the body, it’s bad for our health to be worried so much.
Good News for Modern Earthlings
Here in 2018, it has become quite obvious to many that the US dollar’s might and godlike power has begun to wane in recent times.
It could be that since the Federal Reserve Note was only designed to cast it’s spell for 100 years, then the subjects of the dollar’s sorcery might have actually begun their awakening from that hypnosis in the year 2013.
Perhaps we are already free of the spell, since the US dollar has been officially dead for five years already, and only it’s legacy and treacherous past remain in the air around us like a bad smell.
Fortunately, we now have cryptocurrencies to help reconnect humanity, and the old money system of debt-based fiat currencies are coming to an end now, with perfect timing for the world.
