January 16 Newsletter

Most people have worked out that the Great Awakening is a battle between Good and Evil. This concept is fundamental. I’ll take it to a higher resolution here. As an aside, this is one of the aspects of spirituality I love so much, that it’s so particular, objective, specific and ‘nuts and bolts’, which is so different to the wishy-washy and entirely arbitrary way most people see spirituality. By the way, no one looks at the manifested world as arbitrary. No one says when presented with the Periodic Table for example, ‘Well that’s just your truth.’ (with a delicious dash of New Age sanctimoniousness). It doesn’t matter if you’re an Iron Age fisherman, a modern day scientist or a medieval peasant, the periodic table is still true. So too do the inner planes have objective facts. Good and Evil are one example.

Good and Evil are not the same. They are not arbitrary perspectives either. They are specific, discreet psycho-spiritual processes. The confusing thing is on the surface, in the manifested world, you could put a Good and Evil person next to each other, and you may not be able to tell the difference. You may even confuse the two! But look at a person predominately dominated either by Good or Evil with the eyes of a skilled psychiatrist, and especially with the eyes of the initiate, and the two look radically and obviously miles apart.

If we’re aiming to be Good, we should know what it is. If we’re aiming to overcome Evil, we should know what we’re up against.

Evil has many, many secrets. One terrifying secret is that it needs you, and Good does not need Evil. This is because Good is connected to the Source, Evil is separated – another key difference. As a consequence, Good is maintained by an infinite supply of psychospiritual energy (remember, a being can transfer energy and information with both the manifested world and the inner planes). Evil, on the other hand, must have some scheme or another to get its energy from something else. It is, necessarily, a parasite.

Someone with a healthy spiritual development would relish the opportunity to spend days by themselves. If their boundaries are poor, they would feel especially rejuvenated by not getting so drained by others. Evil when forced to be by itself drowns in its own malformed horror, and desperately tries to find something Good to feed off. You can surely see examples of this from the people you know and yourself at different stages of your life.

This key difference has massive implications for the tactical and strategic planning for fighting a fifth generational war. Good has the ability to put boundaries in place and walk away. Evil cannot do that as it will either crumble or transform into Good. Also understand that in your dealings with Evil entities when all the accounting is done, at the end of the day, there must be a transfer or energy, order, health or some other resource of robustness to it. So think about that before you go on a date with that hot BPD woman, or sign a deal to work with that narcissistic business owner. It always ends up costing you more. It has to.

Good also has the ability to come together in a synergistic way, where 2 + 2 = 5. Evil cannot, and taxes the whole system massively in order to trick, coerce and scam the parts of the organisation to stay together. It’s remarkable to me how despite this evil is so, so well organised, and Good is severely underorganised.

Governments need you, you don’t need them.
Banking systems need you, you don’t need them.
Propaganda needs you, you don’t need it.
Satanists need you, you don’t need them.
Marxists needs you, you don’t need them.
Personality disordered individuals need you, you don’t need them.
And so on.

People often say the system doesn’t care about them. This is incorrect. The system obsesses about them. But rather than wanting to befriend or model or learn from or help, it wants to consume the Good it sees. This is mirrored in the Gnostic creation myth where the Demiurge consumed Sophia – and stole her powers of creation as a consequence.

Evil people cannot invent. They must steal, buy, bully, or trick Good out of its creations. One of my close friends works as a designer for a world-renowned car company. He’s outstanding at his work and has a constant flow of brilliant creativity. His problem is trying to create when the majority of the office want to play politics, undermine or deracinate him. How cruel! The man only wants to create and give, and the system he is in mostly wants to undermine, frustrate and rob him. Why? Because the system is insecure, it knows it cannot do what my ingenious friend can do, but cannot bear the thought of being inferior to him.

Part of the Age of Aquarius is an exodus by the awake to the lonely desert of authenticity. I’ve been reading Jung’s Red Book recently, and if you want to see a terrifyingly deep visual representation of this you can give it a read too. T