Russian Dolls

 

We are all familiar with the Babushka dolls that  are nested within one another and whose number is limited only by the craftsmanship of the maker. We can see all the dolls clearly and marvel at the colours and detail of their paintings. But when we consider that everything we see is contained in a very small band of the electromagnetic spectrum, we can imagine many other marvels beyond the visible. What actually exists extends infinitely and is limited only by our ability to see.

So too an average lifetime of 85 years is merely a speck on the continuum of time, whether we subscribe to the idea of the Big Bang 16 billion years ago or something much more recent. We are afforded an opportunity to walk this earth and relate to it in all its wonder and diversity. Since we cannot (and don’t need to) see the big picture, our lives have meaning through how we choose to live. Fortunately it’s only a very small number of people who take delight in the suffering of others. Generally the times that we remember most fondly are those in which we experienced kindness and generosity. If we were to consciously decide to be the brightest thread available to the master weaver he might choose some great place for us in the tapestry of mankind.

There are those pursuing a goal of the ‘Hive Mind’ for man. They want a world where everyone conforms to their image of perfection. One of their foremost spokespersons is Yuval Noah Harari of the World Economic Forum (WEF). He speaks of a world populated by technology enhanced humans all controlled by Artificial Intelligence. Sensors under the skin will allow observation and control of our complete physiology and most intimate thoughts. It brings to reality the saying ‘When I want your opinion I’ll tell you what it is’.  His imagination is so limited that he cannot conceive of the idea of infinite reality, or super consciousness. The downside is drab uniformity where ‘black is the colour and none is the number’. What use is that to the master weaver? What artist could adequately express himself when the only colour on his palette is black?

In seafaring lore presenting someone with a black spot is to pass a death sentence on them. The chaos unfolding in our world is a black spot for all mankind and anyone who’s read Klaus Schwab’s (founder of the WEF) book ‘Covid-19: The Great Reset’ knows that his agenda is very dark indeed. Dispatching billions of ‘useless eaters’ would seemingly make the rest of us easier to control. So what’s to be done to avoid catastrophe? Maybe it’s as simple as ensuring there’s no black paint on the palette. Is it as simple as refusing to accept a black spot from anyone? Would it spoil Yuval’s fun if he had no ‘useless eaters’ to dispose of? When you remember your happiest times among people who showed kindness and generosity which of them could be described as a ‘useless eater’?

Over the coming years we may find Youval, Klaus, Bill, George etc take on the role of the Russian Dolls. However beautiful their paintings are individually, when they establish their folding hierarchy, they’ll discover they’ve chosen to be in a very black spot of their own making – devoid of expanded reality, of super-consciousness but hopefully close to their buddy Jeffery.

Bad Management

The Peter principle holds that people get promoted to the level of their incompetence and it seems as relevant as ever in today’s world. I remember my own wake up call long ago, when after spending several years in the lab working at the bench I was promoted  to manage a team. Initially I treated it as a means to commandeer much needed equipment but after about a month one of the engineers told me bluntly that my role was to manage the project and stay off the bench. It took a while to reorientate but when I realised that the manager’s role is to facilitate and serve the team ‘the orchestra played beautifully’.

Our politicians never learned this lesson. Instead they have mastered the art of self-serving aggrandisement.  Their chain of command is more orientated to the WEF than the needs of their countries and so their project is doomed to fail. Unfortunately they are likely to take many innocent lives with them as they are engineering a meltdown of life as we have known it. As Bruce Lipton tells us ‘ I have bad news and good news; first the bad news – The world as we have known it is over. Now the good news – The world as we have known it is over’.

In the Will Smith movie, I Robot, the machines have become an ever present and invaluable servant to every family. But there comes a point when the AI controller takes over the minds of the robots and turns them against us. The threat is finally overcome when the AI supercomputer is infected with an unstoppable virus that destroys it. Freed from central control the robots return to their subservient role. Youval Noah Harari of WEF (‘Sapiens’ fame) describes humans as ‘Hackable Animals’ and looks forward to the enhanced surveillance available when  AI can monitor our biology directly from ‘under the skin’ Is he talking about implants or a 5G uplink from  nanocircuitry assembled from the vaxxine payload? Elsewhere Elon Musk continues his experiments with brain embedded control systems through his company Neurolink and his Spacex organisation is putting thousands of geostationary satellites into orbit to complete the control grid. It’s as though the elite planners are depending on bad management in the lower tiers of government so that they capture complete control before ordinary folk awaken to the threat. In today’s world, bad management in government is more wicked than incompetent. They are high on power and control. Our politicians have become ‘useful idiots herding useless eaters’.

Nature has perfected its management of the human body. The protein Galectin-3 is released in response to injury or threat and provides a means of protection and repair. The same protein however causes injury and long term damage if it remains in circulation in the bloodstream. This is the classic problem of inflammation. It switches our metabolism from defend and repair to despair and die. With a constant stream of bad news on our TVs, and ever-changing instructions in response to a fake pandemic, the population is being manipulated through fear into compliance with the absurd. Just as when a child I learned to look for ‘Doc leaves’ growing nearby to stinging nettles, nature has provided medicinal foods to address all ailments. The cure is always close at hand. Illnesses like cancer and heart disease have been reversed through good management of inflammation. So too the globalist fomented hysteria will be calmed by common sense resulting from good management of information.

Ultimately bad management is doomed to failure and is not an option. Bruce Lipton tells us clearly that it is over and it’s a good thing. So now it’s down to us to manage the world using natural law as our guide. Adjustment will require time, effort and patience but in the emerging time of growth and renewal ‘the orchestra will play beautifully’ again.