Sociology vs the Supramental

Politics is not a failure. It works exactly as intended. The elites are not incompetent. They are consistent with the system they serve.

Wars are not accidents. They are tools of regulation. Demonstrations are not revolutions. They are safety valves.

Seen from below, everything seems chaotic. From above, everything is perfectly ordered. However, from the supramental perspective, it clearly appears that there is no battle opposing sides, but only a theatre of consciousness.

The elites play their part in maintaining fear, fragmenting attention, channelling anger, creating the illusion of choice. Left versus right. The people versus the powerful. Nations versus nations. Always a visible opposition, never the invisible structure.

War feeds the economy of fear. Politics feeds the illusion of control. The media feeds the narrative. Protests feed the sense of action. Everything feeds the system. Even rebellion. Especially unconscious rebellion.

Protesters believe they are fighting oppressors, but in reality, they are contributing to the emotional field that allows the system to remain in place. Anger, indignation, fear, and dashed hopes are fuel for the matrix.

The system does not fear crowds — it fears lucidity. A supraconscious mind can see that this world does not hold up through force, but through unconscious adherence.

We all play a part in keeping the system in place, through our inherited fears, our defensive identities, our need for enemies, and our need for saviours.

The elites are not at the top; they are managing a collective mental field, serving the interests of egotistical personalities.

And as long as consciousness remains horizontal, pro vs anti, us vs them, victory vs defeat, the game carries on. The real threat to the system is not revolution, but inner withdrawal. The moment when one stops resonating with the set frequency. The moment when one no longer feeds fear, hatred, or illusory hope. The moment when one truly sees.

The initiate does not manifest. They deactivate the programme. And a system without adherence always collapses on its own.

The world won't change when the elites fall. Because they will be replaced by others, different yet identical. The world will change when we stop believing that the battle is to be fought outside ourselves.

Everything is our projection. Nothing remains set in stone once we erase the programme.

Original text by ÉLÉHA translated from French by EY@EL
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