#humanitarianism

Antisemitism and the Industrial Cycle The belief that all Jewish people are an issue because of the Israeli government, the IDF, and the Jews who support their actions is akin to the belief (for example) that all Americans are an issue because of the actions of the US government, the US army, and their supporters (ie. MAGA). This is also akin to a hypothetical and (more) dystopian future where both the left and right from various nations hate all British people because Reform were elected, started another war, and their supporters defend it. In other words the path we're going down is reminiscent of the one which got the Nazis elected in the thirties. World War I claimed approximately 11-22 million lives between 1914-18. Roughly a century afterwards the pandemic claimed between 18-36 million lives between 2020-23 (if we include excess deaths). After both of these tragedies came a sharp rise in antifeminism and antisemitism. Such rises in the previous century fueled fascism, the Nazi party, and led to World War II. So far in this century we're experiencing another rise of fascism, a number of outspoken Nazis, and whispers of World War III. The above ideas suggest the beginning of a new cycle of industrial patriarchy; this second round being fueled by (among other things) the fear of woman's empowerment, the immense loss of life from the pandemic, the social upheaval during and after this, and the absence of all those who were alive at the beginning of the first round. The huge loss of life is somewhat linked to the latter idea, meaning the pandemic took a large amount of the older generations away from us. And as with last century, Jewish people are for many becoming a scapegoat. We may have the power to end this cycle before things get out of hand again by developing our empathy and awareness, both of which can happen nationwide with the integration of natural entheogens into our medical organisations*. We have the potential to expand this program further by integrating these organisations with those of our prisons**. * We would also benefit from a government effort to quash the stigma behind these enthogens, to undo the hysteria of the sixties and seventies. For example, the difference between the naturally-occurring psilocybin and the lab-synthesised LSD is significant, and a lot of the hysteria was behind the latter. ** One of the objectives of this would be to cure certain offenders of their desire to offend by locating the root cause, as opposed to releasing them with the root still intact. As was discussed in a previous piece we can move the cured ex-offenders away from the environments that conditioned them, first into a "transitional" environment, then to a "safe" one, as to avoid reconditioning. The Concord prison experiment from the sixties and the follow-up study from 2011 would perhaps both have had better results if the ex-offenders were moved into such environments after release. These transitional and safe environments could exist for everyone, growing in number until the whole nation is well, perhaps then influencing other nations. As was also mentioned in the previous piece, we have the means to begin a pilot for a similar program at any time, without the use of entheogens, instead using humanitarian therapy.

We’re said to be on the cusp of leaving the Age of Pisces and entering the Age of Aquarius. It’s a bit of a fuzzy transition—astrological ages don’t have a strict start or end date—so it’s more like a gradual shift. But yes, we are currently thought to be moving into the Age of Aquarius, which is associated with themes like innovation, humanitarianism, and a more global perspective.

Thoughts on male conditioning and how to unravel it Men are conditioned into being toxic through past conditioning and active conditioning. Past conditioning is self-explanatory, occurring during one's upbringing and/or during a period or periods of conditioning later. Active conditioning is a continuous process, occurring in the present, throughout the day, every day, on account of one's environment. A man can live their entire life in the active process. Past conditioning can be undone naturally, through practice, or psychedelic drugs. Active conditioning is tied to the present environment, meaning that once man has undone his past conditioning and removed himself from said environment (ie. the active process), his conditioning will naturally begin to unravel. He becomes softer, happier and healthier. Environments often become toxic on account of toxic people, especially dangerous men, who are in essence extremely "contagious", ie. strong sources of conditioning. A person does not understand how toxic their environment is until they experience it in a sober, sensitised state of being. They can leave their environment yet still be attached (ie. through connections with certain others) and thus to some degree remain in said environment, still partially in the active process. The conditioning process can theoretically be countered through the creation of public and/or private programs involving therapeutic "intermediate" and post-therapeutic "safe" environments, for those working on their conditioning and those free from it. These programs would slowly expand to involve more "safe" environments as time goes on, eventually producing a happy and healthy nation, with the potential to expand into a world of the same kind. As a nation we already have the means to commence a pilot program through the creation of (for example) two villages with humanitarian therapeutic centres, selecting volunteers, and working somewhat on a trial-and-error basis. Similar programs could be trialled in prisons involving "intermediate" and "safe" facilities with similar principles. Prisons today are in essence conditioning centres populated by dangerous (ie. "contagious") people who are often released back into the world in a similar or worse state than they came in. Humanitarian programs may counter this, being beneficial to former convicts along with society itself. Again, we have the means to trial this with, for example, a number of volunteer low-risk prisoners who would be released into an "intermediate" environment after their sentence as to avoid reconditioning, eventually progressing to a "safe" one.