(This is my reply to your comment on the note we started this conversation on. It's probably best to bring it here though. So as not to take over the conversation on someone else's note.)
To everything you said, I couldn't agree more. I was trying to express these ideas as well, but I definitely didn't make it clear enough.
My original intention was to express this as an idea of 'priority'. As in, 'mind before body', but certainly not 'mind without body'. The physical struggle is equally important as well. It's just that without the fortification of our psychological mental resistance first, the physical struggle is futile.
In the first article this was what I was trying to say when I wrote:
"We need to become uncontrollable. What I'm suggesting is, a permanent state of rebellion.
A permanent state of rebellion so powerful it becomes an inherent trait of our species.
We must reawaken our Primordial Spirit of Rebellion. That natural spirit of rebellion that is within every wild animal. The primal instinct and determination to ferociously refuse domination."
I have always seen this as a holistic rebellion. Meaning, body and mind, a physical as well as conscious rebellion.
But as you said, "The globalist predatory criminals have the best weapons and they have staggering stockpiles, plus they have the logistical power as well."
I will try to make these points more clear in future articles and podcast. The thing is I am also trying to be careful not to overemphasize the idea of physical resistance. This is why I wrote this part:
"For now, we are The Resistance. We are facing a terrible dystopian reality. The enemy is powerful, sadistic, and brutal. It is definitely unwise to challenge this demented leviathan in a head on horns down conflict. So yes, we must live with compromise.
With stealth we can wage a quiet rebellion hidden within the chaos. Learning from the strategies and tactics that worked for resistance movements in the past. Like the ancient Shinobi that lived in the forest and hills, hidden from the empire.
We don't need to overthrow anything. There's nothing left to fix. All we can do is remove ourselves and our families from this sinking ship of a failed civilization."
I have always been against the idea of revolution while supporting the idea of rebellion. To me there is a very important difference.
There is definitely much to say about learning from the strategies and tactics that worked for resistance movements throughout history. Developing strategies that understand the power dynamics of rebels in the forests and fields against the massive fire power of empirial storm troopers. As they say, there is a lot there to unpack.
Something I plan to write more about after I finish my book on Cognitive Jujitsu.
Thanks for posting “The Rebellion of Cognitive Autonomy,” an excellent series.
“Taking back control of the human mind from those that have mastered how to manipulate and influence the way we think. So, they do that through the manipulation of information.”
Your assessment is spot on. That said, recovering personal autonomy is easier said than done. It requires a strong will and desire to succeed. It also requires a firm understanding of how the mechanisms of manipulation and control actually work. In this regard I would like to share some of my findings, my attempt at revealing the history and control of mass manipulation.
Hope you find this information useful.
🙏
Visit: Please Repeat After Me: “I will NOT Comply!”
Exactly, as I said it's an objective reality that can only be experienced subjectively. 😆
Luckily there are multiple ways it can verified remotely.
An illuminating argument, thank you for your contribution.
I'd have commented, however I responded to your note apropos of this, a response which may have been more suitably left here rather than there:
https://substack.com/profile/64027879-aux-is-playing/note/c-114842397
Thank you for sharing your reflection, contemplation, and clarification.
(This is my reply to your comment on the note we started this conversation on. It's probably best to bring it here though. So as not to take over the conversation on someone else's note.)
To everything you said, I couldn't agree more. I was trying to express these ideas as well, but I definitely didn't make it clear enough.
My original intention was to express this as an idea of 'priority'. As in, 'mind before body', but certainly not 'mind without body'. The physical struggle is equally important as well. It's just that without the fortification of our psychological mental resistance first, the physical struggle is futile.
In the first article this was what I was trying to say when I wrote:
"We need to become uncontrollable. What I'm suggesting is, a permanent state of rebellion.
A permanent state of rebellion so powerful it becomes an inherent trait of our species.
We must reawaken our Primordial Spirit of Rebellion. That natural spirit of rebellion that is within every wild animal. The primal instinct and determination to ferociously refuse domination."
I have always seen this as a holistic rebellion. Meaning, body and mind, a physical as well as conscious rebellion.
But as you said, "The globalist predatory criminals have the best weapons and they have staggering stockpiles, plus they have the logistical power as well."
I will try to make these points more clear in future articles and podcast. The thing is I am also trying to be careful not to overemphasize the idea of physical resistance. This is why I wrote this part:
"For now, we are The Resistance. We are facing a terrible dystopian reality. The enemy is powerful, sadistic, and brutal. It is definitely unwise to challenge this demented leviathan in a head on horns down conflict. So yes, we must live with compromise.
With stealth we can wage a quiet rebellion hidden within the chaos. Learning from the strategies and tactics that worked for resistance movements in the past. Like the ancient Shinobi that lived in the forest and hills, hidden from the empire.
We don't need to overthrow anything. There's nothing left to fix. All we can do is remove ourselves and our families from this sinking ship of a failed civilization."
I have always been against the idea of revolution while supporting the idea of rebellion. To me there is a very important difference.
There is definitely much to say about learning from the strategies and tactics that worked for resistance movements throughout history. Developing strategies that understand the power dynamics of rebels in the forests and fields against the massive fire power of empirial storm troopers. As they say, there is a lot there to unpack.
Something I plan to write more about after I finish my book on Cognitive Jujitsu.
I like the way you think. I hope we can continue these discussions. I'm curious to hear more of your ideas.
Thanks for posting “The Rebellion of Cognitive Autonomy,” an excellent series.
“Taking back control of the human mind from those that have mastered how to manipulate and influence the way we think. So, they do that through the manipulation of information.”
Your assessment is spot on. That said, recovering personal autonomy is easier said than done. It requires a strong will and desire to succeed. It also requires a firm understanding of how the mechanisms of manipulation and control actually work. In this regard I would like to share some of my findings, my attempt at revealing the history and control of mass manipulation.
Hope you find this information useful.
🙏
Visit: Please Repeat After Me: “I will NOT Comply!”
https://followthesilence.substack.com/p/please-repeat-after-me-i-will-not
Thank you very much. I can tell already I am going to enjoy reading your article.