Intense psychological turmoil - and encounters

[Sirius]

Still sounds like psychosis. Dissociative identity psychosis. Like the weird Kevin Spacey movie where some guy who lost his family snaps and believes he's an alien.


It's always interpretation of regional spiritual forms.

And because of this it can be flawed, manipulated, and even triggered.

Conspiracy segue.

What if I said these spiritual awakenings are in the same ballpark of the "causal agency" that created the kid that almost killed Trump? And a known process to instill belief, motivation, and actions. They can be political and people's awakening can lead them to a martyrdom trap, or be exploited.

Those abstract forms can be crafted in a very human way. People can be spiritually awoken by nothing more than shit on the internet, interest in spirituality, or someone in their ear selectively feeding them their "awakening."

Now this is getting into MKULTRA mind control territory. Like ultra low frequencies, dream manipulation, remote viewing, and psychic ability, but this is a conspiracy site, so.

Thanks for this! Ja there is a real dark side to this stuff

As far as conspiracy goes, for sure.  Easy example is these spectacles we see before sporting events that is obviously ritual despite the claims. It meets all requirements for ritualized magic especially the heightened psychological states.  The last Olympics was chock full of emotional triggers all the time. For what end, reprogramming?

Psychosis....yes I think manic episodes or whatever it's called is part of a natural process, the brains response to try and deal with trauma and part of healing and probably explains more encounters than we would like to admit. Am I seeing a spirit that is trying help me because I'm disturbed, or am I seeing a spirit that is helping me because I'm disturbed....  Does it really matter?

 

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The Waumat ritual is another interesting case.  These young men stick their hands into gloves filled with bullet ants and then dance the night away.

Each time, they say, they come out stronger, more prepared for the fight to defend their culture and protect their forest.

Starvation followed by pain?

The young men, before carrying out the rite, follow food taboos. 

“I gain much wisdom from the elders in this ritual. Just as you learn sociology, philosophy, and so on, at school, it’s the same with us. Through this ritual we receive our education,” Benito explained. He added that Waumat not only fosters courage and resistance, but also allows participants to interact in a complex symbolic cultural universe and come out of it transformed.

https://news.mongabay.com/2019/04/stingi...ral-lands/