Enslaved Labor Contractually Obligated to Work
Stepping into captivity seldom starts with iron chains. More often, it begins with a closed mind, averted gaze, or truth we refuse to acknowledge. This isn't solely about religious beliefs or hidden philosophies - something much darker is brewing. Something that society continues to deny. From the suppression of what's happening in our skies to the passive silence of those trusted with the truth, we keep spinning the same pattern: spiritual ignorance, consensual deception, and the silent slip into subjugation. We unravel a progression - initially subtle, but devastating in its endgame - that leads to a form of servitude more insidious than any physical chain.
Ignoring greater truths for comfort's sake isn't simply apathy. It's a conscious rejection or inability to perceive beyond our immediate realms. In Biblical literature, it's depicted as a universal human condition, as Jesus reprimanded his disciples for their lack of understanding, repeatedly emphasizing the need for faith and effort to attain spiritual clarity.
"Though seeing, they do not perceive; though hearing, they do not understand."
This spiritual blindness transcends religious borders. In modern UFO discourse, it refers to the collective disconnection from our innermost guidance and awareness, as people become distracted or numbed by propaganda, distractions, or comfort, losing their hunger for meaning. They become passive spectators in their own lives.
Without spiritual clarity, we move towards the next pitfall: agreement to be misled. In esoteric and fringe circles, this is explained through various philosophies - one concept being that many people function as programmed beings, operating without self-awareness or conscious autonomy. Borrowed from video game lingo, this metaphor highlights a deeper concern: that a large portion of the population may live without questioning, instead reacting to external stimuli or societal scripts. Mirroring the concept of philosophical zombies, they appear human but lack inner consciousness, moving through life on autopilot. This idea challenges us to examine our own agency and whether self-awareness is the first step in resisting deception. Deception often operates under the radar, masking truth with falsehood and enabling manipulation to blend in. Just like camouflage in nature, social and spiritual lies evolve to blend unnoticed.
Spiritual blindness also featured prominently in Christian theology, where it is defined as an inability to see or understand spiritual truths due to sin, rejection of God or demonic deception. Biblical passages like 2 Corinthians 4:4 and John 9:39-41 speak of a blindness that obstructs salvation and enlightenment. It's considered both a symptom and a cause of deception, leaving individuals susceptible to misguided ideologies and false teachings.
This concept appears frequently in broader discussions about how institutional control breeds ignorance. For instance, the normalization of distraction and manipulation in the digital age is explored in the context of spiritual blindness, revealing how many willingly disconnect from deeper truths. The shaping of public perception is further examined in the concept of a modern-day Ministry of Truth, where information is twisted and filtered in ways that maintain ignorance and false consensus.
Once blindness takes root, it becomes easy - even desirable - to accept lies. Consensual deception refers to this state where people agree to be misled not due to malice but because the truth demands too much.
In Oscar Wilde's 1895 play The Importance of Being Earnest, characters adopt false identities and absurd stories to escape the stifling expectations of Victorian society. The satirical results are not only funny but unsettlingly true, as they mirror the ways many navigate modern life today.
Research suggests that consensual deception often comes up in the psychological and social dynamic, such as white lies in relationships or philosophical adoption of false narratives for personal comfort.
This willingness to accept comfortable lies, especially in spiritual contexts, can exacerbate spiritual blindness. When people agree to follow misleading doctrines or charismatic leaders out of convenience, they trade truth for ease, and freedom for control.
In The Great Deception, we see how entire societies can embrace misleading narratives for the illusion of safety or control, another layer of consensual deception hiding truth in plain sight.
Aleister Crowley's The Book of the Law declares ominously: "The slaves shall serve." It's not just a prophecy; it's a warning. Crowley argued that those who do not rise to follow their True Will are destined to submit to those who do.
"There are many persons who are naturally slaves... These persons cannot accept the Law."
In this view, subjugation is not forced - it is chosen. Or rather, it's the inevitable result of choosing ignorance and false comfort over freedom and responsibility.
Beyond Crowley's writings, the phrase appears in modern culture. Behemoth's 2004 song "Slaves Shall Serve" channels Crowley's ideas through the lens of violent rebellion against religious and societal subjugation. The lyrics forcefully evoke a world on the verge of collapse, where false hierarchies are breaking apart, and those who blindly serve are reduced to mere servitude. It's an aggressive anthem of awakening, flipping the narrative of obedient submission into one of primal defiance.
This same pattern is echoed in discussions of how spiritual consent can be subtly manipulated through ritual and belief. The idea that individuals may unknowingly participate in their own subjugation is reflected in Permission to Enslave, which illustrates how occult frameworks and psychological conditioning can quietly erode personal agency, mirroring Crowley's notion that those who do not assert their will are destined to serve.
The phrase serves as a warning. If spiritual blindness leads to deception, and deception to passive consent, then bondage - mental, spiritual, even physical - is the final step. Across esoteric traditions, this progression is often framed as a choice: the external world is not neutral - it can act as a demonic force, constantly pushing, seducing, and distorting. In Hermeticism and Kabbalah, multiple myths depict humanity falling in love with their reflection in nature, choosing material bondage over divine clarity. Christianity portrays the world as the domain of evil forces, placing the burden of choice on the individual: choose to awaken and reclaim your divine inheritance, or consent to demonic conformity. Modern accounts of interdimensional contact and esoteric encounters reveal deception, spiritual consent, and perception manipulation as controlling mechanisms. These patterns illuminate timeless moral questions: are we inherently good or bad, and can we desire without needing to possess? Choosing to resist demonic conformity and remain independent often leads towards divine creativity, while yielding to the external current risks assimilation into that very force.
This cycle - ignorance → deception → subjugation - is not a relic of the past. A contemporary example of controlled disclosure can be seen in the use of the Chatham House Rule, first established in 1927. This rule allows participants to discuss sensitive topics openly but withholds their identities and affiliations. While created to encourage frank discussions, it also sets up an environment for withholding truth, compartmentalizing knowledge, and managing perception - principles echoed in both interdimensional dynamics and esoteric beliefs, where secrecy and consent play central roles.
It's happening now, all around us and within us. Every time we avoid hard truths, every time we nod along to what we know isn't right, we move one step closer to unknowing bondage.
But there's a means of escape. It begins with seeing - really seeing. Then with rejecting the easy lie. And finally, regaining mastery over our minds, choices, and souls.
Otherwise, as Crowley warned, the alternative is straightforward:
The slaves shall serve.
And when NHI and UFO disclosure never come - despite countless testimonies, sightings, and suppressed programs - we must ask if humanity itself has accepted the lie for so long that it no longer recognizes truth when it is withheld. The skies above are filled with secrets, and those involved in retrievals and cover-ups continue their work without shame, without repercussions. What does it mean when generation after generation passes, and no memory remains of what was real, lost beneath layers of managed perception and narrative? When truth is buried under decades of distortion, society starts back at the beginning: ignorance. And the cycle repeats itself.
Black Magick - Permission to Enslave
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- The disregard of greater truths for comfort's sake can be seen as a form of spiritual blindness, akin to not perceiving or understanding despite sight and hearing.
- In modern UFO discourse, spiritual blindness refers to the collective disconnection from innermost guidance and awareness.
- Ignoring truths can lead to agreement to be misled, a state known as consensual deception.
- Society normalizes distraction and manipulation, shaping public perception and breeding spiritual blindness.
- Deception often operates under the radar, masking truth with falsehood and enabling manipulation to blend in, much like camouflage in nature.
- A phenomenon like the Ministry of Truth can twist and filter information to maintain ignorance and false consensus, reflecting the influence of deception.
- Philosophes such as Aleister Crowley argue that those who do not assert their will are destined to serve, highlighting the role of consent in spiritual and mental enslavement.
- Across esoteric and mystical philosophies, themes suggest that people voluntarily give away their freedom through explicit contracts, tacit agreement, or ignorant submission.
- In the realm of entertainment, these ideas are echoed in works like Behemoth's "Slaves Shall Serve," calling for rebellion against religious and societal subjugation.
- Division between what's real and what's managed perception is prevalent in discussions about UFO disclosure, raising questions about humanity's long-term acceptance of falsehood over truth.
