The 9 Types of Atavofigures to Avoid

From Latin words atavus ("ancestor") and figura ("specific shape, form, appearance"), an atavofigure is a mental template inherited from our ancestors, often originating from collective memory. The Supramental Path Is an Individual One and Is to Be Travelled Alone ...

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The Price of Happiness

There are certain figures who inspire us profoundly — artists, philosophers, everyday warriors — who give us reason to believe that adversity may be overcome without losing momentum. That one may be ill yet radiant. Worn out yet standing tall.And when they pass away prematurely,...

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Gone West

He plays the harmonica... but he also plays the trigger.  Cheyenne, Once Upon a Time in the West Lost in the Caribbean, in pursuit of some phantom ship, the heroine is Calamity Eyael. Narrowly escaping the clutches of Captain Barbossa, she finds herself propelled...

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Cookies You Cannot Refuse

Cookie: Formerly, a small baked sweet treat you were pleased to accept. Nowadays, a small hot data file you should vehemently refuse. Luc Fayard The world's easiest and quickest recipe for vegan cookies (both gluten  and sugar-free) using just two basic ingredients...

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Another Step on the Short and Dangerous Ladder Towards Tyranny

"Sometimes you need to speak up for people you don’t necessarily like, even despise, in order to stop them becoming the key that allows the wolf to enter your house further down the road."Full show is live now on https://t.co/18P99N4I3F pic.twitter.com/kkt1F1sgkG ...

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Plato's Cave and the Dogged Persistence of Ignorance

The famous allegory of Plato's cave is a great illustration of the cognitive trap of ignorance, where the individual is unaware of the limitations of their own perception.This place of ignorance is not just some dark cave, deprieved of light (information), it's an astral...

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Billions of Thundering Typhoons

We're pirates. Not the heart-bleeding Robin Hood types of heroes. We don't do rescues. Captain Barbossa, Pirates of the Caribbean Blimey! After a narrow escape from the mouse trap and a close call with a near indigestion from cheese holes last month,...

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Why ‘Good’ and ‘Evil’ Need Each Other

How ironic that the greatest human fear is dying (fear of the unknown) when we don’t and cannot die. It is this fear that drives the engine of the ‘health’ industry in all its forms and has turned the doctor into a demi-god. Oh, doctor, please save me, I don’t want...

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The Solipsistic Trap

In the wake of red, blue and black pills, another divisive concept is surfacing on social media: solipsism.But first of all, what does this barbaric term actually mean?Solipsism is an old philosophical belief according to which only our own consciousness would exist and everything...

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Gone With the Beans

Sadly, as there's always a good excuse for division, I all too often see 'enlightened' people, ‘freedom advocates’, ‘truth seekers’ and the like behaving exactly the same way as those they're pointing at. Polarity, mirror effect, call it what it is, it's both wearisome and...

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The Glass of Water and the Storm Within

Everyone has heard of the proverbial glass of water, which is either half full or half empty. It's often said that seeing the glass as half empty is being negative... while seeing it as half full is being positive. But in reality... this glass simply contains...

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Of Mice and Cheese

The ticking of the clocks sounds like mice nibbling away at time. Alphonse Allais It's just after the final stroke of midnight, when the carriage reverts to a pumpkin and the horses become mice again, seizing the momentum to dig holes in the Swiss cheese before...

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Just Be, There's Nothing to Believe In!

What are beliefs?A profound and legitimate question anyone in search of intellectual coherence should ask themselves before subscribing to any idea, in order to avoid falling into a new belief system.So it all depends on what we call belief. Is it a working assumption we can...

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Problem-Reaction-Solution: The Hidden Mechanism in the Matrix

What if everything you perceive as natural was actually a manipulation game? A perpetual cycle entrapping, influencing, and depriving you of your sovereignty.This is the Problem-Reaction-Solution mechanism, the cornerstone of matrix control for obtaining your consent. A problem...

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Gone Too Far

I'm reposting this piece I originally published ten years ago as a tribute to my friend François, who passed away on 12th March this year, with a video clip I've just made. I think he would have loved it. Thanks for sharing and liking. Not for me, but for him. Ey@el While...

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The Bananut Effect

As ever a fan of bananas and peanuts and of quick, healthy and tasty desserts, I tested and enjoyed this soft and fluffy (flourless) brownies  recipe, which takes no more than 30 minutes to make. Ingredients Makes 16 brownies: - 4 ripe bananas - 4 tablespoons ground...

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Hopium vs Black Pills: A Fool's Game

In the Matrix movie, the red pill symbolises the awakening, the escape from the illusion. But often overlooked is the fact that this is generally achieved through another substance, an alternative programme, another filter on reality. A pill, whatever its colour, remains an...

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