The Basic Components Of The Universe Are Being Exploited By The Rulers

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The cunning rulers cast spells of doom and gloom to keep the commoners in a state of fear and paranoia in order to subjugate them, and convincing them that all the rulers’ schemes are for the commoners’ good. Its curse spells and malicious schemes are then incorporated into social systems to the advantage of the rulers and their stakeholders, making it even easier for the destructive cultic rulers to deceive, exploit, destroy, manipulate, and massacre the commoners.

Each commoner has an innate urge to improve or realize his mental and physical potential. And strive to promote and exercise human freedom of responsible action, based on awareness of available behavioral options to that inherent right. However, psychological operations and mind control carried out by the rulers are the process of modifying or distorting perceptions, motivations, emotions, cognitions, and/or behavioral outcomes, so the individual or collective freedom of choice and action will be compromised.

It is said that the basic components of the universe are numbers, sounds, and words, and rulers intentionally manipulate them to arouse the absolute obedience of commoners. A combination of conformity, compliance, persuasion, dissonance, reactance, guilt and fear arousal, modeling and identification, etc. are used as psychological operations to induce and control the commoners.

Furthermore, the rulers intentionally cause the following social phenomena, and by combining these factors and psychological operations in a multi-layered and complex manner, they plunge the commoners into a state of mental and behavioral instability and confusion; for example, authoritarianism, charismatic dictators, discriminatory and dominant ideologies, isolated societies, conflict structures, mental and physical debilitation, induction of fear and anxiety, extreme intimidation, rewards for complicity, etc.

As a reminder, regarding rewards for collusion, there are many cases where brethren living together in commoner communities have fallen into chronic distrust of each other, taken in by deals offered by the rulers.

For example, in medieval witch hunts, even if a neighbor was living a normal life, by informing the ruler that the person was a witch, the informant could prove that she was not a witch. As a result, the number of victims of false accusations by informers who sold their souls to the satanic rulers increased rapidly.

It is still fresh in our minds that local governments forced neighbors to snitch their neighbors in order to control public gatherings and family parties during the lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic. There must have been similar cases of snitching during the Red Scare and Prohibition eras, as they were part of the predictive programming by the rulers to effectuate the surveillance and governance of the commoners in the future.

As a side note, in Japan, even though all restrictions during the virus outbreak have been lifted, all hospitals are still not allowing family and friends to visit, no matter what kind of illness or injury they are hospitalized with. This is because Japanese society is completely occupied by cults, which makes it easy to normalize the absolute obedience of the commoners to the demands of the rulers.

However, more importantly, it is proof that Japan has been selected as a region for unethical human experimentation of the self-amplifying replicon mRNA vaccines, which is said to be the next deadly vaccine. The spike protein, which is self-amplified in the body of the replicon vaccine recipient, spreads into the air through shedding and becomes a deadly factor for nearby commoners as well. In other words, this means that the cults in cahoots with Bill Gates will offer up mass human sacrifices from around the world as sacrifices for the ruler’s satanic rituals.

Moreover, it also proves that the rulers are still trying to realize a totalitarian regime by introducing the international pandemic treaty that purports to be a countermeasure against the future man-made virus outbreaks.

Returning to the original topic of numbers, sounds, and words, which are the fundamental components of the universe, the rulers use these elements to conduct psychological operations that target the innate psychological vulnerabilities of the commoners.

The fundamental number of the universe is 3. 3 is called the magic number, and is said to be a symbol of change and creation, as well as being the easiest number for humans to understand. A triangle created by three points coming together is the smallest unit that forms a shape, but it is not as stubborn as a square, and its shape can change freely. The tarot card number 3 is the Empress, and it is said to have the meaning of fertility, prosperity, self-assertion, and motherhood. Psychologically, the number 3 is said to be a reassuring and persuasive number, and is characterized by its ability to respond flexibly to change, and to repeatedly create and stabilize, prosper and destroy.

Elements of folklore, traffic signs, presentation strategies, thought mechanisms, advertising strategies, etc…, for better or for worse, everyday life is ruled by the number 3, but mysticism and black magic are also connected to this number. It is also a symbol of hierarchical structure. The symbols and tactics of the rulers are also based on the motif of 3 or triangles, and the various vibrations and characteristics of this number are used to potentially influence the commoners.

In fact, the Druids who appear in the opera “Norma,” which is based on the Gallic Wars, were the rulers of the Celts, and the Rothschilds are said to be descendants of Druid priests. According to John Todd, the Illuminati, led by the Rothschild family, control the Grand Druid Council of 13 witches. Although Druids had great wisdom and knowledge, they are said to have practiced rituals to worship the devil, such as despising and tormenting commoners, massacring them and offering them as human sacrifices to the Satan.

In any case, tricks and gimmicks that use numbers are often used by rulers, so it is necessary to carefully examine them rather than just taking them at face value.

Pythagoras (582 BC – 496 BC) believed that the reason why stars rotate at the same rhythm (period) without colliding is because everything in the universe is based on numerical harmony and order. He discovered that beautiful, resonant intervals could be expressed as simple ratios of integers, which is the prototype of the scales we use today. He realized that the universe plays music and that it brings harmony to this world, and he placed great importance on music, and the word “harmony” was later born from this trend.

Plato (427 BC – 347 BC), who inherited the ideas of Pythagoras, encouraged his students to come into contact with music, believing that music not only brings harmony to the universe, but also brings harmony to humans and saves the soul.

Astronomer Johannes Kepler (1571-1630) was also one of those who studied music and the universe side by side, and in his book ‘Harmony of the Universe’ he proposed that there is a musical harmony in the movements of the planets. And he also created a musical scale that matches the movement of the planets. Composer Hindemith (1895-1963) wrote an opera about Kepler’s life called ‘Die Harmonie der Welt (The Harmony of the World).’ The beginning begins with the sound of Kepler’s Earth (Terra), and at the end of the song, the sun, moon, and planets appear and sing in chorus, ‘there is the truth of the harmony of the universe.’

There is a deep relationship between sound and psychological changes. For example, listening to sound can relieve mental pain and suffering or create a sense of elation, and conversely, it can make you feel uncomfortable or anxious. The prefrontal cortex is activated by auditory recognition of sounds and recognition of music such as harmony, phonology, and melody. Creativity and concentration are enhanced, and a state of relaxation accompanied by quiet imagination is created.

Music is made up of various elements, but the three basic elements of music are rhythm, melody, and harmony. Among these, the rhythm of music is closely related to physical movements and emotions, as the body naturally moves and feels comfortable in accordance with the rhythm. The heart beats in 3 beats, and humans have been listening to this 3-beat rhythm since before they were born, so it is thought that listening to relaxing music with 3 beats calms the mind.

Furthermore, many experiments have confirmed that music induces emotions and adjusts arousal levels. The arousal level adjustment effect refers to the effect of listening to music that lowers the arousal level of the brain and autonomic nervous system when it is high, and raises it when it is low.

The 27 Club phenomenon is well known as the fate of popular musicians who sold their souls to the satan, but the rulers who control them actively brainwash the commoners using such satanic music.

For example, Wagner’s music is said to have an exciting and intoxicating effect. The monotonous and powerful rhythm is repeated, which invigorates the listener’s heart and makes them feel as if they are gradually being drawn into a whirlpool of excitement. For this reason, Hitler is said to have liked Wagner’s music, excited the people with its rhythm, and incorporated it into his own ideology.

Words (or language) is a method of expression that conveys emotions and thoughts through voice (sounds) and writing words (letters), and is a combination of meaning and form. Meaning is embedded in words and is an internal thought that indicates a specific event or intention, and form is the sound or letters that express that meaning, or the way they are connected.

Rhetoric is a method or technique used by the sender of information to persuade or convince the receiver in a communication setting. Rhetoric, systematized by Aristotle (384 BC – 322 BC), has three elements: logical explanation (logos), appeal to emotion (pathos), and credibility of the speaker (ethos), which are combined to create a persuasive message.

Moreover, rhetoric is seen as an essential element of the art form. Therefore, in any art form, those who have mastered rhetorical skills are more likely to be able to convince their audiences of their point of view through the variety of techniques.

Specific expression techniques in rhetoric include metaphor, exaggeration, allegory, antonymy, and inversion, but when someone is persuaded, the following situations can be assumed.

* The relationship between damage and profit will be clarified (in parliament)

* When logically proven incorrect or correct (in a court of law)

* To make more people praise or criticize (in a speech)

Therefore, although rhetoric is widely used in various fields and aspects of human activity, rhetorical skills are essential for politicians, lawyers, religious clerics, etc. In addition, in the field of advertising, it is also necessary to be familiar with rhetorical techniques as a persuasion method to sell products and services to consumers.

The rulers and their stakeholders also use a variety of rhetorical techniques to defeat opponents and resisters and to defend and promote particular objectives and initiatives.

In fact, the rulers seek to completely nullify the inherent freedom, individuality, and independence of each commoner. All available weapons and techniques are being used, including sophisticated forms of propaganda and psychological operations, to realize a commoner society society based on anti-nature, anti-human, anti-truth, anti-freedom, anti-science, and totalitarianism. And rhetorical techniques are also playing an important role.

At this point, there is the most important fact to keep in mind. That is, the messages conveyed in these fields do not have to be true, accurate, or useful. Rhetorical techniques apply only to the transmission of information, not its internal context. In fact, the mass murderers throughout history, such as Hitler and cult leaders, have used this powerful tool to persuade ordinary commoners to take actions that would be fatal to themselves or others. During the virus turmoil, many commoners succumbed to covert operations such as rhetorical disinformation, deception, and concealment.

Rhetoric began in ancient Greece as a field of study concerning oratory, public speaking, and persuasion, and was taken over by ancient Rome, where it was organized into five categories.

1. Idea

‘Idea is a matter of discovering ideas. It also explores convincing reasoning about the themes discovered.

2. Arrangement

‘Arrangement’ considers the order in which the argument develops, including introduction, statement, proof, counterargument, and conclusion.

3. Rhetoric (method of expression)

‘Rhetoric’ is a technique for decorating sentences. Sato says it’s about expressing yourself in an impressive way that appeals to the other person’s heart. Sato often uses the terms figures and “words of sleep.”

4. Memory

‘Memory’ is a memorization technique for spoken words and speeches.

5. presentation

‘Presentation’ can be thought of as a technique that belongs to the stage, such as speaking and gestures. Vocalization, facial expressions, posture, the way they raised their hands, the way they stomped their feet, and even the gestures of their fingers were seriously studied.

Nobuo Sato, a linguistic semiotic philosopher, paid attention to the rhetoric within it. According to Sato’s book ‘Rhetoric Sense (1978)’, rhetoric has the following three roles.

1. Expressions for persuasion

This is the so-called rateliqué. It is deliberately persuading someone by using reasoning.

2. Artistic expression

Make the audience feel something, such as an intention or message, through an attractive expression and unique form.

3. Forming heuristic recognition

It is a means of expressing heuristic recognition, which cannot be expressed simply by name or word, by shaping it as literally as possible. In other words, in addition to persuading and evoking some kind of emotion, it is an effect of verbalizing and communicating phenomena that cannot be explained by logic alone.

Sato then introduces the following seven themes to see how rhetoric is actually used.

1. simile

2. metaphor

3. metonymy

4. metaphor

5. exaggeration method

6. enumeration

7. slow narrative

It would be too long to explain each theme, so I will leave it to another time, but if you are interested, please check it out. For example, Yukio Mishima, in his book ‘Bunsho Dokuhon (Reference for writing, 1934)’, mentions how the rhetorical expressions in the Tale of Tono (1910), a folklore collected by Kunio Yanagita, arouse fear. In any case, by using rhetorical techniques as part of artistic expression, it is possible to visualize subtle emotional expressions that are difficult to recognize, so Professor Sato’s explanation is very helpful.

It is said that metaphorical thinking, which uses elements of rhetoric, enables creative and efficient communication. This is because human cognition has a mechanism for quickly and flexibly discovering similarities, which helps interpret unknown information based on existing knowledge. In other words, the thinking that supports the metaphor works to acquire knowledge. For example, comparing two different objects to discover similarities between a known object and another known object, or understanding and communicating an unknown object based on a known object.

Therefore, the benefits of metaphorical thinking include the following:

1. Metaphors and analogies allow easy-to-understand descriptions and explanations by using analogies based on the other person’s existing knowledge.

2. Precise metaphorical and idiomatic expressions enable simpler expressions and cognitive savings compared to literal expressions.

3. It has the power to generate systematic explanations and predictions, and the fun of creating new and aesthetic things.

However, on the other hand, metaphoric thinking is easily used unconsciously and spontaneously and permeates everyday language, concepts, thoughts, and theories, so it carries the risk of leading to incorrect understanding and overgeneralization.

Incidentally, critical thinking, in contrast to metaphorical thinking, is reflective thinking in which one consciously examines one’s own reasoning process. Therefore, it supports decisions about what to believe and how to think and act in response to input information. In other words, critical thinking supports practical communication skills and media literacy skills such as understanding, thinking, and expressing through language.

The attacks on humanity by the rulers are multifaceted, relentless, and occur simultaneously in all areas of the lives of commoners. Critical thinking requires a great deal of mental strength and concentration, which may be difficult to ask of traumatized commoners in the face of ongoing and severe crises. This can be seen from the fact that the careless commoners have fallen prey to the rhetorical cannons of their rulers, accepted the virus turmoil as reality, and are being massacred through the toxic vaccination.

The rulers are moving toward making global governance a reality by merging humans and machines, converting them into hackable transhumans, and placing them under strict surveillance. Therefore, the psychopathic rulers, pretending to be saviors, launch all kinds of evil and despicable psychological operations on the commoners.

There is a historical fact to remember here. After the failure of the Munich Putsch in November 1923, Hitler implemented a plan to bring the Nazi Party to power using legal tactics, rather than a coup d’état, in order to eliminate his image as an extremist. Therefore, they used tactics to appeal to the masses, using the following brainwashing and action-promoting steps.

1. Enliven by commonalities (law of similarity)

2. Open the public’s mind by pretending to fully approve.

3. Attack common enemies

4. Convince them that it is not good as it is.

5. Claims that this will lead to a happy future

In fact, the Nazis sought to overthrow political resistance, such as parliamentaryism, using non-weapons. In order to achieve mass mobilization, the emphasis of political activities was placed on propaganda, which was a non-military weapon.

The Nazi propaganda formula is as follows:

1. Narrow down the theme and slogan

2. Doesn’t require much intelligence

3. Aiming at the emotional sensitivity of the masses

4. Don’t go into details

5. Repeat thousands of times depending on your beliefs

Through this brainwashing technique, the Nazis achieved a landslide victory in the elections and seized power in 1933. These brainwashing methods are exactly the same as those used by the rulers and their stakeholders during the virus turmoil.

The Nazis, who had seized power, made so-called ‘symbolic communication’ an important means of Nazi propaganda in order to demonstrate legitimacy as a national movement. This was the mass gathering known as the Nuremberg Party Congress in 1935. This gathering was more of a cult-like religious ritual than a political mass gathering, appealing to the sensibilities, arousing emotions, and paralyzing the ability to think.

It also included torchlight marches, flag rolls, mass marches, celebrations, youth organizations, reformed school curricula, and ideologies such as racism and social Darwinism as important foundations. The Nazis succeeded in pandering the commoners to their political objectives by manipulating identities, the masses’ desire for social community, and their degree of dependence.

Japan’s Jomon period lasted for about ten thousand years, until the beginning of the Yayoi period, about twenty-four hundred years before full-scale rice cultivation began. Although it lasted for a very long time, it was not stagnant or underdeveloped, but is considered to be a mature society with excellent technology and a rich spiritual world. The Jomon people probably respected nature and coexisted with it.

Conscious awareness requires discernment. It is also important not to be fooled by the rhetoric and comfort offered by rulers, however tempting. Moreover, no matter how much power rulers wield, they can never conquer the pure and unyielding consciousness and spirit of the common people.

It is said that each individual carries three lives: life, destiny, and mission. Understanding the dynamics that drive the satanic rulers and the mechanisms by which insidious situations occur, and acting as a deterrent, may be the mission given to each individual in order to liberate the commoners from the curse of the rulers.

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