Modern technology has reached a point where anything can easily be falsified. Indeed, even experts sometimes find it hard to discern what is real from what has been generated by artificial intelligence.
In everyday life, apart from social media — where fewer people are truly who they claim to be — you can all too easily be deceived. Not only by gurus or scammers, but also by manipulators, narcissists, or false friends.
However, there is a sure way to know who you’re really dealing with: the vibrational signature. It is recognised not by what you see, hear or feel, but solely by its vibration.
A vibrational signature is inimitable — like an energy fingerprint or an encrypted code. Picture it as a unique wave, impossible to duplicate, composed of frequencies which are specific to each individual or entity.
Entities may mimic form, voice or behaviour, but they cannot conceal or falsify their vibrational signature. It is their hallmark, a subtle imprint that remains unaltered and recognisable to those able to read it.
That is why it is essential to train yourself to perceive the energy beyond all appearances and forms. For discernment, do not rely solely on your senses or first impressions.
Identifying a vibrational signature is like picking out a particular scent in a crowded room — you cannot mistake it for another. Basically, it's like some kind of key no one else has or is able to replicate.
The secret to reading a vibrational signature is absolute neutrality — an absence of emotion and polarisation (good/evil, light/dark, truth/lies, etc.).
To see beyond form, you must stop believing. All forms are deceptive. Entities, faces, words, scenarios.
Practise perceiving waves beyond forms.
Refuse emotional attachment. Emotion colours, magnetises and distorts. Always adopt an observer's perspective.
Stay alert without getting tense. This generates a kind of electrical coherence in the subtle bodies, which then becomes a sensor for frequency anomalies.
Train your sensors. Do it in public places, on strangers, on speeches. Don't judge, assess. Ask yourself: “Is it shallow, dense, recycled, new, mimetic? Is it repulsive or attractive?” Invert your impressions to confuse the matrix — you’ll soon see the reality behind the façade.
Develop your own vibration field. To do this, you need to stay true to your core, refuse to be dragged down by the astral plane, and maintain consistency between your decisions and your actions. Your vibration then becomes a blade that cuts through the layers of the simulation.
Early each year, we have expectations and hopes that generate a great deal of excitement or anxiety, inevitably resulting in disappointment and frustration.
A great harvest of loosh for the matrix.
Let's use this new cycle — which is nothing new at all — to finally break the loop by focusing on our inner axis instead of feeding polarised scripts, whether positive or negative.
I feel alone. Invisible. Like a well of energy that’s constantly siphoned, yet no one ever looks inside. Even the few things that truly make me vibrate are seen as anomalies — and others want to steal them.
The avatars around me don’t really see. They just stare at their own reflection inside me. But I see them. Too clearly. And it’s that clarity that hurts the most.
I feel so alone. But I am not alone. This space is crowded. Crowded with an invisible, invasive, heavy presence. Solitude becomes unbearable when it’s filled with parasites.
This loneliness is not a void — it’s an overload. I’m not alone. I’m saturated. Saturated with parasites, projections, expectations, and ties I never chose.
My real self doesn’t need company — it needs silence. And silence cannot exist as long as loosh flows.
I am not a resource. I am a boundary.
This is not me. It’s residue from the collective siphon. I return it to the astral — without gratitude, without regret.
Marzipan or almond paste (German: Marzipan; Spanish: mazapán; all derived from the Latin: martius panis, ‘March Bread’) is a traditional confection in several European countries, notably France, Italy and Germany, as well as marginally in other Mediterranean countries. It is sometimes used in the preparation of traditional cakes such as Christstollen, a German Christmas cake with candied fruit.
The recipe I'm sharing is entirely vegan, without egg whites, and made only from natural, unprocessed ingredients. It's quick and easy to make and will allow you to craft beautiful edible decorations for your Yule log or simply as treats and gifts.
Ingredients
- 100 g blanched almonds - 70 g xylitol - 20 ml water (or coloured juice) - spirulina, red currant or red beet (as food colouring)
Instructions
Grind the almonds into a fine powder using a food processor.
Mix in xylitol, then gradually add water. Knead thoroughly to obtain an elastic dough, which you can then shape as desired.
If you want to colour your almond paste with something other than powder (spirulina, turmeric), use beetroot (or redcurrant) juice instead of water. As with paint, adjust the amount according to the desired intensity.
You may store this dough, wrapped in cling film in an airtight container, in the refrigerator for about a week.
NOTE: Traditionally, you're supposed to use icing sugar, but I find it too over-processed. since birch sugar has a higher sweetening value, if you wish to use icing sugar, add 30% more than indicated.
We have now reached the final chapter in our exploration of the matrix loop — a journey that is, of course, far from exhaustive. With the
Archons' favourite celebration just ten days away, we are invited to slow down, truly listen, and protect our energy by setting healthy boundaries. This is, essentially, the message delivered this month by the Queen of Hearts — an archetype of feminine intuition and embodiment of creative energy.
Sense and Sensibility
As you probably know, each face card in French card decks has a unique name inscribed in its corner, the origin and meaning of which, according to Wikipedia, are ‘uncertain’. The Queen of Hearts is therefore called Judith, probably in reference to the eponymous biblical figure who went to the enemy camp of Israel to seduce and behead the general of their armies, and bring back his head as a trophy.
It’s a far cry from the kindness and compassion this card is meant to embody — yet a perfect match for the Red Queen in Alice in Wonderland (named Iracebeth in Tim Burton's film adaptation) — a hysterical, castrating figure whose leitmotiv is, precisely, to chop off heads.
The Queen had only one way of settling all difficulties, great or small. 'Off with his head!' she said, without even looking round.
Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll (1869)
Certainly, the Queen of Hearts' reasons defy her own reason itself. Her untimely cries of ‘Off with their head!’ come straight from an untamed heart (soul) disconnected from its knight (spirit), solely responding to the emotional prompting of the matrix without discernment, and ultimately losing her head in the truest sense of the word. She thus becomes a tyrannical hag, a cruel and inverted caricature of the Sophianic feminine principle so hated by her pseudo-creator.
The Red and the Black
Passion Red versus Rational Black: in the Grand Demiurgic Game, these two colours interact as positive versus negative polarities. The colour red represents emotions (loosh), but above all blood (memories). The colour black stands for death and the absence of light (information) — in other words, the disconnection from the Spirit.
In astrology, red is associated with Mars (momentum, impulse) and black with Saturn (restraint, inertia). In cartomancy and tarot readings, red suits represent emotional (water/hearts/cups) and material (earth/diamonds/pentacles) density, while black suits embody mental (air/spades/swords) and spiritual (fire/clubs/wands) planes, illusions of power and elevation.
The fake alchemy of the matrix is designed to make us believe these two poles are well balanced. Whereas, in reality, they are being pitted against each other: emotions versus reason, matter versus spirit, heart versus head. And in the midst of this colourful duel is the heart — both the stake, the instrument, and the battlefield.
Heartsnatcher
Behind its luminous facade, the heart is one of the most ambivalent symbols in the matrix. It embodies warmth, life and compassion — and is also the primary conduit for the emotional currents that fuel the system. The heart is an interface: a centre of resonance, memory and manipulation.
We were taught to idealise it, to make it the throne of our virtues, the seat of the soul or the gateway to the divine. But this imagery conceals a much more subtle mechanism of capture. For everything that moves or disturbs us, everything that stirs the ‘heart’ sends out an emotional wave — and that wave can be harvested.
Once I had a love and it was divine
Soon found out I was losing my mind
It seemed like the real thing but I was so blind
Behind its most religious representations — a flaming heart, pierced or crowned with thorns — lies the same process of enslavement: subjugating humans through emotion, convincing them that suffering for love is noble, then extracting energy from their devotion and willing sacrifice.
Thus, the exhortation to ‘open one's heart’ is not innocent. In an inverted world, such invitations become protocols for energetic consent: opening one's heart (soul, memory) also means opening the door to everything that wishes to infiltrate it. Entities from the astral plane (or their human relays) can do nothing without this tacit consent. Their strategy of predation relies on seduction, pity, compassion: all emotions originating from the heart, and which they know so well how to mimic.
Under the guise of benevolence, modern spirituality perpetuates this blissful openness: it deludes people into believing in an expansion of consciousness, when in fact it is merely a dissolution of discernment. The heart, then, no longer serves as a seat of life, but rather as a point of access.
The real trick is not to open up, but to create the conditions for mutual respect — the kind that recognises without enslaving, that perceives without allowing itself to be drained.
Castle in the Air
The heart cracks, the mirror shatters: illusions are reflected in the stained glass windows of the matrix castle. The promise of kingdoms — external, magnificent — has always been used to distract us from the only throne that matters: that of embodied consciousness. Every tale, every legend, every dream of a crown rests upon the same spell: to make us believe that sovereignty is to be conquered externally, when in fact it can only be found within.
I'm only a crack in this castle of glass
Hardly anything else I need to be
Fairy tales are not just stories for children: they are manuals for reverse enchantment. They teach us that sovereignty is to be gained through love, suffering or virtue, that one must ‘earn one's crown’ through a series of initiation tests that always follow the same pattern: denying self for recognition by others. All of these are subjugation programmes subtly cloaked in morality.
The castle, symbol of security and accomplishment, is often nothing more than a fortress of glass — a spiritual ego masquerading as an inner kingdom. Its ramparts are not guarded by peace but fear: fear of losing, fear of being alone, fear of being nothing without the reflections of the world. The Red Queen still reigns, under more modern guises: influence, validation, reputation. We continue to sacrifice our heads for an illusory throne.
Meanwhile fairies give out their conditional blessings: beauty, talent, charisma, intuition, fame. But in fairy tales as in the matrix, nothing is offered without something in return. Every ‘gift’ calls for a debt. The supposed white light magic often amounts to nothing more than a covert energy pact, an invisible chain tacitly signed.
The Return of the King
True sovereignty can neither be conquered nor received. It’s found in the silence before every choice, in the lucidity that cuts through false pacts, in the verticality that renders any external authority obsolete. To be sovereign is not to rule over others, but to stop serving any alien kingdom.
I am sovereign,
Breaking my chains
Away from the Matrix
And its fake world
Sovereignty is neither a title nor a crown: it is a state of quiet lucidity, that of a heart reconciled with the spirit, which no longer needs to be open in order to radiate.
When the heart regains its natural authority, the game collapses on its own. Ultimately, the final task is no task at all — it’s simply a return to self.
Have you ever noticed how, in this world, everything works in opposites? Day
and night. Good and evil. Positive and negative. Just like alternating
current, everything here flows between a positive and a negative pole. The
matrix feeds on this constant oscillation of our emotions, beliefs, and
reactions.
So, we are taught to think "positive"; to replace fear with uplifting
affirmations; to dispel dark thoughts so as to feel better. Yet, positive
thinking does not free us in any way. It merely reverses the polarity while
retaining the same circuit. The direction is reversed, but the current still
flows.
So we may think we are ascending, whereas in reality, we are still spinning
the same wheel of the system. And as long as we hold a charge, whether
positive or negative, the wheel will keep turning.
So yes, we may sometimes get what we want: more money, a house, a romantic
partner, a trip… But it never lasts. Because whatever is gained through one
polarity always ends up being counterbalanced by the other. This is called the
pendulum effect. The stronger the pull, the harder the return. It's
mechanical.
Let's use an analogy: think of a mouse. The mouse knows it has predators:
cats, birds of prey, snakes, sometimes even humans. Would its life be better
if it practised positive thinking? If it said to itself: "Everything will be
fine, I'm protected, no predator will spot me today!" Of course not. And if it
lived in constant fear, it would die of exhaustion before any predator even
came near.
The mouse does not think. It observes. It acts according to what is. It
doesn't try to save the other mice. Nor does it rely on the other mice to save
it. It simply does its best not to get caught. It is neither positive nor
negative. It is just lucid. And this lucidity is the guarantee of its
survival.
It's the same for us. Observe without judging, notice without adding emotion,
this is what we might call conscious neutrality. Because as soon as we label
an event as good or bad, we charge it with energy. And this energy feeds the
field around us. The world then responds to what we vibrate, not what we want.
As the famous double-slit experiment shows: as long as no observation is made,
all possibilities exist. But as soon as we observe, focus, hope or fear, a
single reality crystallises — the one we have fed with our attention.
So no, positive thinking does not make life better. It only gives the illusion
of controlling the current. But the current remains the same. Genuine freedom
is stepping out of the circuit. Stop trying to change the world. Instead,
focus on changing yourself. Because the only field we really have control over
is our own.
When you stop fuelling polarities, the current stops flowing — for you. And
when it does, the system loses your energy. And that is where true vibrational
freedom begins.
Develop your lucidity. Believe nothing, observe everything. Balance is not
found between polarities... it begins where polarity ends.
- 225 g cashews - 100 ml water - 8.3 g of ground coffee - 60 g coconut oil - 1 pinch salt - 2 tbsp agave syrup - ¼ tsp vanilla powder
Topping
- 50 g dark chocolate
Instructions
Soak dates in hot water for about 10 minutes to soften them up. Drain and process with remaining crust ingredients to a lumpy texture and press onto the bottom of a 18-centimetre diameter spring-form pan. Chill in the freezer while you're making the filling.
Prepare strong coffee in a percolator, following the recommended dosage. Allow to cool.
Mix cashews, coconut oil, salt, vanilla and agave syrup, adding coffee progressively while processing to a thick smooth dough. Spread over base, tapping the mould to remove any trapped air bubbles, and then smoothen top with a spatula. Freeze for 1 or 2 more hours, then remove from mould.
Coarsely grate chocolate and sprinkle it over the top of the cake. Return to freezer for 15 minutes to allow the topping to harden.
NOTE: You may enjoy this as a frozen dessert. In this case, remove it from the freezer 30 minutes before serving.
The Call of the Real The Real is not reached by adding meaning, but by letting the dream die.
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