Archons, Demons, Djinn - Unseen Energy Parasites that Feed Off Us and Manipulate Us

[Winston]

Have any of you heard of the Archons? According to the Gnostic teachings of the Nag Hammadi texts found in a cave in 1945 (which survived the destruction of the Library of Alexandria) our world is ruled by the Archons, parasitic entities that feed on the human race and deceive them and control them. They are like the demons in Christian theology, or the djinn in Muslim theology, and perhaps those are just different names for them. They possess those in power and engineer the world with stress, suffering, fear, anger, violence, unnecessary wars, etc. in order to feed off of negative energy from suffering. Supposedly, the secret society rituals (e.g. Freemasons, Skull and Bones, Illuminati) are done to invoke the possession of these entities and appease them in exchange for worldly power and benefits.

The Gnostics also taught that the Earth is a conscious entity known as Sophia (aka Gaia in New Age circles), which is enslaved by the demiurge - a false god that Sophia created and turned against her. And that this demiurge was the God of the Old Testament Bible, which explains why he did so many bad and monstrous things. They teach that Jesus came to expose this demiurge, who was the Old Testament God, and help liberate people from him, which is why he was crucified. The Gnostics teach that direct knowledge of the higher realms is the key to enlightenment, not fear, guilt and ignorance as Christianity preaches.

Check out these interviews about the Archons, and how they tie in with the Annunaki and Sumerian creation myths. This is very mind blowing new stuff. Jay Weidner's rule is "Whatever is suppressed the most, is usually what is closest to the truth."

[Winston]

Check out this Coast to Coast discussion with Jonathan Zap about energetic mind parasites that manipulate/control us. It's very fascinating and explains a lot. I've always wondered about this, so it's good that this discussion brings it out into the open. This explains why some places and people give you bad or weird vibes and why some people and places are energy vampires that drain you. Some people do seem to attract certain types of energy parasites or entities around them which affect others.

Maybe my sexual addiction for women is the result of a "mind parasite"? That would explain why I put so much of my emotion into sex, even when it's with a prostitute. It's like I'm trying to make up for a huge emptiness or frustration over and over again.



Article about energetic mind parasites:

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/cienc ... real25.htm

[Winston]

Here is a new interview with David Icke where he talks about the Archons, DNA, Royals and Iluminati History.



Dr. Mau, a guy Chaste Filipina recommended, also talks about energetic mind parasites in this interview.

Part 1 of 2:

[Winston]

In this recent interview with Alex Jones, David Icke talks about the Archons spoken of by suppressed ancient groups such as the Gnostics, and how they are robotic beings that feed off of human suffering and deceive people by inverting things into their opposite. This would explain a lot about why things are the way they are, why everything is inverted upside down and why society seems built for some "thing" out there to feed off of suffering. I've always felt this all along. Then Alex Jones added "Feminism has turned women into men, and men into non-entities." So true. It's good that Alex Jones is exposing feminism too.

[Winston]

Check out this informative and mind blowing interview with David Icke by Alex Jones about the Archons. The Archons are the entities that ancient mystics say rule our planet and possess many of our rulers. They engineer stress, suffering, unnecessary wars and violence in the world because they feed off of the negative energy of human suffering. It might sound crazy, but it makes sense and explains a lot, at least a lot more than any conventional explanation can.



Jay Weidner also talks about the Archons and their objectives in one of his new interviews. What he says is also very informative and fascinating.

Jay Weidner -- The Archons and Sandy Hook

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-RUEuHzdo4

Jay Weidner -- The Archons and Fukishima

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oA4YluC9JL4

Jay Weidner -- The Archons and Moon Hoax

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPr25wZWPSQ

[royalism]

I can't believe that a person who worked so hard to debunk christianity and is a skeptic really believes all this crap.

[Mr S]

This topic is only crap if you still have a closed off consciousness functioning at the 1st, 2nd or 3rd level chakra combined with a belief system based on what has been fed to you in the modern education system, media and current exoteric religion and human social structure which has hidden, destroyed or modified/dumbed down various factual information on all levels of existence in every field of learning and life.

All this kind of supposed 'woo-woo" stuff is extremely complicated and can really only be understood when one connects all the dots together from various sources combined with having critical thinking skills and the ability to modify ones own belief systems based on new information. Most people can't or don't want to put in the effort to truly understand the manipulation of human reality. I can understand why skeptics find this all BS, but to be honest, there is something to all this once you start going down the rabbit hole. I wouldn't trust everything one sees or hears 100%, make up your own mind but there is another side to reality that is hidden from the majority of humanity. It can be discovered on ones own through spiritual initiation through various means, intense regular meditation and prayer, certain hallucinogen plants, various other spiritual ceremonies. It's a personal journey and the way it gets revealed to each individual will be different and unique, because we are all unique beings, but once one is sincere to travel the path of awakening all will be revealed to the true seeker over their lifetime by various UNEXPECTED ways that can't be predicted by limited physical scientific means. Yes, a catch 22 but that's the way metaphysics work.

This is probably the best book out there that discusses all this in detail with backed up research from original historical sources:







Basing much of Not in His Image on the Nag Hammadi and other Gnostic writings, John Lamb Lash explains how a little-known messianic sect propelled itself into a dominant world power, systematically wiping out the great Gnostic spiritual teachers, the Druid priests, and the shamanistic healers of Europe and North Africa. They burned libraries and destroyed temples in an attempt to silence the ancient truth-tellers and keep their own secrets. But as Lash reveals, when the truth is the planet Earth it cannot be hidden or destroyed.

Not in His Image delves deeply into the shadows of ancient Gnostic writings to reconstruct the story early Christians tried to scrub from the pages of history, exploring the richness of the ancient European Pagan spirituality--the Pagan Mysteries, the Great Goddess, Gnosis, the myths of Sophia and Gaia--and chronicles the annihilation of this Pagan European culture at the hands of Christianity.

Long before the birth of Christianity, monotheism was an anomaly; Europe and the Near East flourished under the divine guidance of Sophia, the ancient goddess of wisdom. The Earth was the embodiment of Sophia and thus sacred to the people who sought fulfillment in her presence. This ancient philosophy was threatening to the emerging salvation-based creed of Christianity that was based on patriarchal dominion over the Earth and lauded personal suffering as a path to the afterlife. As Derrick Jensen points out in the afterword, in Lash's hands Jesus Christ emerges as the agent provocateur of the ruling classes.

Editorial Reviews

Review

"John Lash's Not In His Image presents a fascinating view of meanings in a sacred history long--and wrongly--suppressed. It demands profound correction of what Western civilization has been taught to call religion. It is a book that should be read by everyone."--Barbara G. Walker, author of The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets, Feminist Fairy Tales, and others.


"This remarkable book introduces a Gnostic approach to Sophia-Gaia, the feminine wisdom principle embodied by the earth, vividly soliciting us to embrace Her revival for our survival. When the human race revered the fertility of the earth, the perennial philosophy of human kindness and good sense, as embodied in the common laws of indigenous people the world over, was equally prominent in ancient Europe. Gyncentric societies did not know the taint of sexual apartheid; mystery cults were participatory, experiential and peaceful. The erudition and mindfulness of the Pagan world have been hugely underestimated, since the onslaught of patriarchy, symbolized by the flood, destroyed a much larger civilization than we have been lead to believe. Initiated in antediluvian times with the arrival of misogynic sky gods, it took the three monotheistic religions to achieve the undoing of the sophisticated way of life of our forebears. In Gnostic terms, evil came from outside of the matrix of the earth, from another dimension or parallel universe. Entities of this parallel dimension managed to insinuate themselves into our world. It may come as a shock to many, that the Gnostics held Yahweh to be such an entity, facilitating the promotion of the perpetrator-victim ethos of Salvationism, held to be an abomination and a fateful error. John Lash presents the stark contrast between the tenets of retribution and exploitation - of the feminine ­, and the ethos of illuminism, with its emphasis on personal experience and communion with nature, within the framework of a vast body of knowledge, reaching from the classic authors of antiquity to present-day proponents of eco-science and eco-spirituality. A fascinating read."--Susanne G. Seiler, Gaia Media News. Basel, Switzerland


"Sometimes a book changes the world. Not In His Image is such a book. It is clear, stimulating, well-researched, and sure to outrage the experts. Take it from a scientist: the 'experts' are often wrong. In fact, a hallmark of breakthroughs is that they are usually well-researched and outrage 'experts.' Science shows the importance of trusting clear thinking about direct evidence. This book is full of both. Get it. Improve not just your own life, but civilization's chances for survival." --Roger Payne, Ph.D., MacArthur Fellow, president of Ocean Alliance, author of Among Whales


"John Lamb Lash's Not in His Image is a rare achievement, combining impeccable scholarship with remarkable visionary insight. In a breathtaking tour de force, the author provides a profound analysis of the history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and their connections to the patriarchal system. He identifies the deep roots of the intrinsic problems of these three religions-- perpetrator-victim emphasis and salvationist ideology--and points out their relationship to the alienation and agony of modern humanity. This book is a must for everybody who is trying to understand the psychospiritual currents underlying the present global crisis." --Stanislav Grof, M.D., author of Psychology of the Future and The Cosmic Game


"Not In His Image is a brilliantly subversive and provocative work of scholarship and passion that overturns everything you ever believed about Christianity. The gnostic mysteries have found a new and eloquent champion in John Lash." --Graham Hancock, author of Fingerprints of the Gods


"An extraordinary and profound book. Not In His Image a blessing, and a warning that we must cease taking the terrible advice of Christianity … and that we must instead re-inhabit our own joyful, painful, mortal, beautiful bodies and fight for our lives and for the lives of those we love. This book points the way home."--Derrick Jensen, from the afterword


"What we know about the divine comes by way of three paths--through the spectacle of nature, through the testimony of spiritual seekers, and through our own inner experience, as in meditation and mystical communion. John Lamb Lash seeks to renew our understanding of all three paths, and thus to renew our sense of the divine. In particular, he challenges the otherworldly creeds that have come down to us in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and to recover the earth-based religions that preceded them. Those ecologically wise religions flourished, he reminds us, not only among the native peoples of the Western Hemisphere but also in ancient Europe. By reclaiming this pagan heritage, he argues, we can begin to cure the pathologies of genocide, war, and environmental degradation that afflict the modern world." --Scott Russell Sanders, author of A Private History of Awe


"Not In His Image is a stunning book. It should cause quite a furor. Lash's historical and anthropological erudition are breathtaking." --Colin Wilson, author of Atlantis and the Kingdom of the Neanderthals: 100,000 Years of Lost History and The Outsider


"John Lash's heretical book is a precious act of spiritual disobedience that seeks to save the world from Salvationism. Lash opens new ground between myth and ecology, and helps one feel what the planet feels. He proposes direct knowing and moving beyond belief, and advocates animism as a proposition to test. He leaves the future open and in need of human imagination. Humanity is implicated in the future of the living planet, but Lash exercises caution when making suppositions about our role as a species. This book is learned, courageous, and full of insights. Some may find it challenging and even shocking, but it is an important read for those interested in life on earth. It is made for readers to chew on, rather than believe."--Jeremy Narby, anthropologist, author of The Cosmic Serpent, DNA and the Origins of Knowledge and Intelligence in Nature: An Inquiry into Knowledge


Los Angeles Times Sunday Book Review-
Gnosticism is a label applied to a collection of religious ideas that has long exerted a certain appeal to public intellectuals and controversialists, ranging from the theologian Marcion in the 2nd century AD to literary critic Harold Bloom in our time. What attracts them, I suppose, is the conviction that the highest truths are available only to a small circle of initiates -- the Greek term gnostokoi can be translated as "those who understand divine matters, knowing what the gods know."

The latest to unfurl the banner of Gnosticism is John Lamb Lash, who describes the Gnostics of the ancient world as "the elite of Pagan intellectuals" and declares that their writings are "the explosive charge that can blow the institution of the Faith off its foundations, for good and all." By "the Faith," he means the Judeo-Christian-Islamic tradition in its entirety, and he intends to do nothing less than convert his readers into latter-day Gnostics.

Lash, whose publisher describes him as "an exponent of the practice of mythology," rejects much of the contemporary scholarship on Gnosticism. For example, he dismisses the work of Princeton historian Elaine Pagels, author of The Gnostic Gospels, because she places the texts discovered at the Egyptian archeological site of Nag Hammadi within the context of early Christianity. Such an approach, he insists, "has hampered understanding of who the Gnostics were, and why they protest so vehemently against the rise of Christianity."

Lash seeks to rescue Gnosticism from the dustbin of Christian history and restore it to its rightful place amid the splendors of pagan antiquity. To signal his admiration for the fecund religious imagination of paganism, he capitalizes the word "Pagan" as if it were a single faith rather than a phantasmagorical assortment of beliefs and practices. But he does point out that Gnosticism itself shouldn't be described as a religion or even a sect, if only because gnostokos was "the generic term for any person learned in divine matters." Above all, he insists that Gnosticism represents the path toward "spiritual deep ecology," symbolized by today's adherents of the Greek earth goddess Gaia.

Not in His Image is perhaps best compared to Robert Graves' The White Goddess, an earlier and only slightly less eccentric effort to find and explain the linkages among the fantastic variety of religious experiences in the ancient world. Like Graves, Lash is a self-invented scholar who has read widely and thought deeply. (He is the author of Quest for the Zodiac, The Hero and The Seeker's Handbook, and the co-founder of metahistory.org with a former wife, Joanna Harcourt-Smith, who lived with Timothy Leary in the 1970s. And he is general executor of the estate of Jack Kerouac's daughter, Jan, to whom he also was once married.) He confidently issues pronouncements about what he calls "the wholesale genocide of Pagan culture" and prescriptions for the spiritual salvation of the world.

Lash offers this work as a corrective to the "scholarly specialization" that condemns the Gnostics to "an obscure and uncertain place on the margins of the history of religion." Along the way, he seeks to repudiate what he sees as the pigheadedness of the academic establishment. Thus, for example, he condemns biblical scholars who do not see the continuities that Lash detects between the early Christians and the religious community at Qumran. He calls them "Zaddikites," but they are better known to the lay reader as the custodians of the Dead Sea Scrolls: "They fail to realize that the message of love in the charming miracle tales of the New Testament is a sugar coating on the bitter cyanide of Zaddikite ravings."

But Lash is not concerned merely with scolding biblical scholars. His goal is to melt down the religious and philosophical ideas of antiquity and recast them as a serviceable faith for our world. In place of the Judeo-Christian-Islamic tradition, which he links to "the religious schizophrenia of the ancient Hebrews" and which he flatly condemns as "annihilation theology," he proposes that we embrace Gnosticism and what he dubs "Gaian ethics," which he describes as "not a call to faith in God, but faith in the human species."

Lash is capable of explaining the mind-bending concepts of Gnosticism and pagan mystery cults with bracing clarity and startling insight. At moments, however, he slips into a kind of New Age rant as baffling as any mystical text. "What we seek in 'Gaia theory' is a live imaginal dimension," he writes in one such passage, "not a scaffolding of cybernetic general systems cogitation." Or: "Gnosis, taken as a path of experimental mysticism, and the Sophianic vision, taken as a guiding narrative for co-evolution, can provide the spiritual dimension for deep ecology independently of the three mainstream religions derived from the Abrahamic tradition."

Even he acknowledges that his book can be "a long haul and a lot to follow" and that his line of reasoning "demands exceptional concentration from the likes of us, many of whom cannot stay in the moment for three minutes at a time."

Lash's arguments are often lively and entertaining, even when they aren't convincing. When he contends that Celtic civilization spread to the far corners of the ancient world -- "An apocryphal legend claims that John the Baptist was a Celt," he writes, "and Mary Magdalene was Circassian, half Celt, half Jewish" -- he is reduced to citing the film "Lawrence of Arabia" to support the proposition that "Celtic half-breeds survived in the Levant down into the early twentieth century."

And when he considers what he calls the "sci-fi theology" of the ancient Gnostics, he comes uncomfortably close to affirming that the otherworldly "Archons" of Gnostic myth were authentic extraterrestrials.

"It is worth noting that the first great UFO wave of the twentieth century occurred in the summer and fall of 1947 when Jean Doresse was in Cairo examining the Nag Hammadi Codices, at the very moment the first Dead Sea Scrolls were found," Lash writes. "This was also the year that the CIA was founded, with the dual intention (according to UFO conspiracy buffs) to co-opt alien technology and cut a deal with the aliens, allowing them to experiment covertly on human subjects.... In fact, a CIA agent named Miles Copeland was dispatched to Damascus to examine and photograph some of the first scroll fragments to be unearthed."

At one telling moment at the outset of his book, Lash describes how his life was transformed when, in early adolescence, he was reading a copy of Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra in the back seat of the family car on the way back from an orthodontist's appointment in upstate New York. "I swore to finish what Nietzsche had begun," he declares. "I vowed to think through and live out his critique of Christianity to the end."

With Not in His Image he keeps that vow. But when Lash invites us to embrace the "high strangeness" of what he calls the "ET/Archon" hypothesis "with the Gnostic theory of alien intrusion" -- "the stranger it gets, the more sense it makes," he insists -- he passes wholly through the looking glass.


(Jonathan Kirsch)
From the Publisher
"Sometimes a book changes the world. Not In His Image is such a book. It is clear, stimulating, well-researched, and sure to outrage the experts. Take it from a scientist: the 'experts' are often wrong. In fact, a hallmark of breakthroughs is that they are usually well-researched and outrage 'experts.' Science shows the importance of trusting clear thinking about direct evidence. This book is full of both. Get it. Improve not just your own life, but civilization's chances for survival."

--Roger Payne, Ph.D., MacArthur Fellow, president of Ocean Alliance, author of Among Whales

"Not In His Image is a brilliantly subversive and provocative work of scholarship and passion that overturns everything you ever believed about Christianity. The gnostic mysteries have found a new and eloquent champion in John Lash."

--Graham Hancock, author of Fingerprints of the Gods.

"What we know about the divine comes by way of three paths--through the spectacle of nature, through the testimony of spiritual seekers, and through our own inner experience, as in meditation and mystical communion. John Lamb Lash seeks to renew our understanding of all three paths, and thus to renew our sense of the divine. In particular, he challenges the otherworldly creeds that have come down to us in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and to recover the earth-based religions that preceded them. Those ecologically wise religions flourished, he reminds us, not only among the native peoples of the Western Hemisphere but also in ancient Europe. By reclaiming this pagan heritage, he argues, we can begin to cure the pathologies of genocide, war, and environmental degradation that afflict the modern world."

--Scott Russell Sanders, author of A Private History of Awe

"Not In His Image is a stunning book. It should cause quite a furor. Lash's historical and anthropological erudition are breathtaking."

--Colin Wilson, author of Atlantis and the Kingdom of the Neanderthals: 100,000 Years of Lost History and The Outsider

"John Lash's heretical book is a precious act of spiritual disobedience that seeks to save the world from Salvationism. Lash opens new ground between myth and ecology, and helps one feel what the planet feels. He proposes direct knowing and moving beyond belief, and advocates animism as a proposition to test. He leaves the future open and in need of human imagination. Humanity is implicated in the future of the living planet, but Lash exercises caution when making suppositions about our role as a species. This book is learned, courageous, and full of insights. Some may find it challenging and even shocking, but it is an important read for those interested in life on earth. It is made for readers to chew on, rather than believe."

--Jeremy Narby, anthropologist, author of The Cosmic Serpent, DNA and the Origins of Knowledge and Intelligence in Nature: An Inquiry into Knowledge.

"John Lash's Not In His Image presents a fascinating view of meanings in a sacred history long--and wrongly--suppressed. It demands profound correction of what Western civilization has been taught to call religion. It is a book that should be read by everyone."

--Barbara G. Walker, author of The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets, Feminist Fairy Tales, and others.

"John Lamb Lash's Not in His Image is a rare achievement, combining impeccable scholarship with remarkable visionary insight. In a breathtaking tour de force, the author provides a profound analysis of the history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and their connections to the patriarchal system. He identifies the deep roots of the intrinsic problems of these three religions-- perpetrator-victim emphasis and salvationist ideology--and points out their relationship to the alienation and agony of modern humanity. This book is a must for everybody who is trying to understand the psychospiritual currents underlying the present global crisis."

--Stanislav Grof, M.D., author of Psychology of the Future and The Cosmic Game

"An extraordinary and profound book. Not In His Image a blessing, and a warning that we must cease taking the terrible advice of Christianity ... and that we must instead re-inhabit our own joyful, painful, mortal, beautiful bodies and fight for our lives and for the lives of those we love. This book points the way home."

--Derrick Jensen, from the afterword
From the Inside Flap
"What we know about the divine comes by way of three paths—through the spectacle of nature, through the testimony of spiritual seekers, and through our own inner experience, as in meditation and mystical communion. John Lamb Lash seeks to renew our understanding of all three paths, and thus to renew our sense of the divine. In particular, he challenges the otherworldly creeds that have come down to us in Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and to recover the earth-based religions that preceded them. Those ecologically wise religions flourished, he reminds us, not only among the native peoples of the Western Hemisphere but also in ancient Europe. By reclaiming this pagan heritage, he argues, we can begin to cure the pathologies of genocide, war, and environmental degradation that afflict the modern world."
—Scott Russell Sanders, author of A Private History of Awe

"Not In His Image is a stunning book. It should cause quite a furor. Lash's historical and anthropological erudition are breathtaking."
—Colin Wilson, author of Atlantis and the Kingdom of the Neanderthals: 100,000 Years of Lost History and The Outsider

"John Lash's heretical book is a precious act of spiritual disobedience that seeks to save the world from Salvationism. Lash opens new ground between myth and ecology, and helps one feel what the planet feels. He proposes direct knowing and moving beyond belief, and advocates animism as a proposition to test. He leaves the future open and in need of human imagination. Humanity is implicated in the future of the living planet, but Lash exercises caution when making suppositions about our role as a species. This book is learned, courageous, and full of insights. Some may find it challenging and even shocking, but it is an important read for those interested in life on earth. It is made for readers to chew on, rather than believe."
—Jeremy Narby, anthropologist, author of The Cosmic Serpent, DNA and the Origins of Knowledge and Intelligence in Nature: An Inquiry into Knowledge.

"John Lash's Not In His Image presents a fascinating view of meanings in a sacred history long—and wrongly—suppressed. It demands profound correction of what Western civilization has been taught to call religion. It is a book that should be read by everyone."
—Barbara G. Walker, author of The Woman’s Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets, Feminist Fairy Tales, and others.

"John Lamb Lash's Not in His Image is a rare achievement, combining impeccable scholarship with remarkable visionary insight. In a breathtaking tour de force, the author provides a profound analysis of the history of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and their connections to the patriarchal system. He identifies the deep roots of the intrinsic problems of these three religions-- perpetrator-victim emphasis and salvationist ideology--and points out their relationship to the alienation and agony of modern humanity. This book is a must for everybody who is trying to understand the psychospiritual currents underlying the present global crisis."
—Stanislav Grof, M.D., author of Psychology of the Future and The Cosmic Game

"An extraordinary and profound book. Not In His Image a blessing, and a warning that we must cease taking the terrible advice of Christianity … and that we must instead re-inhabit our own joyful, painful, mortal, beautiful bodies and fight for our lives and for the lives of those we love. This book points the way home."
—Derrick Jensen, from the afterword
About the Author

John Lash, a comparative mythologist who specializes in stellar lore, has spent 30 years in research and experimentation, using Signs and Constellations. He is the principal author of the Marion Institute's Web site, www.metahistory.org, an inquiry into the contemporary meaning of humanity's myths and beliefs, and is the author of a number of books, including The Seeker's Handbook, Twins and the Double, The Hero: Manhood and Power, and Not in His Image. He lives in Europe.


Derrick Jensen is the prize-winning author of A Language Older than Words, The Culture of Make Believe, Listening to the Land, Strangely Like War, Welcome to the Machine, and Walking on Water. He was one of two finalists for the 2003 J. Anthony Lukas Book Prize, which cited The Culture of Make Believe as "a passionate and provocative meditation on the nexus of racism, genocide, environmental destruction and corporate malfeasance, where civilization meets its discontents." He writes for The New York Times Magazine, Audubon, and The Sun Magazine among many others. He is an environmental activist and lives on the coast of northern California.

[Winston]

I can't believe that a person who worked so hard to debunk christianity and is a skeptic really believes all this crap.

Why should a skeptic dismiss everything new out of hand?

I didn't say that I "believe" in it. I said it's very fascinating, interesting and explains a lot that conventional explanations can't explain. So it's a possibility to consider. Plus conventional paradigms such as religion, atheism and scientism, cannot explain many of life's mysteries and a lot of data from paranormal phenomena, so we need new theories to explain such things. You can't argue with that.

Remember that reality has many layers, some of which are metaphysical. So there's so much we don't know, and this could be one of them.

A truth seeker remains open to all possibilities, even new ones or bizarre ones, and considers them. Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction. Sometimes weird things turn out to be true. Especially when you investigate all the background info behind them, then they start to make more sense.

A lot of higher truth stuff cannot be proven. You just gotta go with what makes sense and feels right.

[starchild5]

This is a good article from Cameron Day, who is up there on these stuff

http://www.ascensionhelp.com/blog/2013/ ... ht-worker/

http://www.ascensionhelp.com/blog/2013/ ... er-part-2/

Arcons / Arc Angels are the same Good Cop Bad Cop Drama that the world is glued into...

The thing is Bad Aliens have combined forces to screw humanity, so along with Arcons, there are reptilians, tall-short greys etc etc....

However, They are just the fixers for the Invisible force you sensed....The Arcons are a level higher on technology and evolution than humanity.....

They will all cease to exist once, we get rid of the Force of Darkness, The AI , The invisible force you sensed....That is the real master that is even making Arcons dance to its tunes..There is lot of information on Arcons but few on the force...This force is deliberately manipulating the world and pointing fingers on Arcons as the real villains.

99% of human race can't even come to realization about Aliens, so talking about Arcons won't even make sense to them, then there is the next level of Invisible force that is way above the evil level of Arcons themselves....however, a good understanding of Aliens is needed to understand Invisible forces ....The reason members in forum are unable to comprehend Invisible force you talked about is due to their lack of understanding on Arcons, greys, Aliens, Conspiracy etc

I would not bother much with Arcons, who already know about them at this point in time as they are way low in Hierarchy....The Ultimate Evil is the force of darkness that messes with our life in every which way possible to stop our natural evolutionary growth...

The goal of elites that this force works through is not about Money, Control, Pain, Suffering etc etc...Its only about one thing..Evolution....They want to stop the Natural Evolution process of human species so that, we could be forever slaves to them....That's why they create events that makes us go round in circles and they smartly say as History Repeating Itself.....

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I'm still researching on this..but I think these guys have some technology where in they can sense as soon as a new galaxy takes formation and new species from that galaxy begin to emerge, they jump in and try to alter the natural progression of that galaxy and everyone in it through DNA manipulation etc and make them their slaves...Certainly, this is not the first time they have done it...They have enslaved many species.....

I think due to this technology...most of the higher souls are late on arrival in rescuing the new species as we only come to know about it, when they have already manipulated the DNA of a species not before that and we try to catch up with things and time is just not enough to complete all the task ..that's why most of us are impatient, wants to do things fast, have 100 thoughts and ideas in mind to implement at any point in time....We are following the true path of human species if they were to evolve without DNA manipulation so for them our actions looks like incoherent, impatient etc as they got behind and we are trying to pull them up....Its a fight between the invisible forces & higher souls for humanity....Higher Souls are trying to catch up due to this technology I believe but our actions for humanity looks like being impatient, incoherent, does not make any sense kind of logic etc....however, many souls are just trying to ADD whatever was deleted from the DNA of humanity

[Winston]

In this interesting interview, Jay Weidner talks about the how you can see the behavior of the Archons in the Sandy Hook hoax. It's very chilling and he gives many examples.

[Winston]

Here is a round table discussion on the Vinny Eastwood show about the Archons, parasitic energy beings that infect and feed off the human race. It features several authors and experts. It is very interesting and informative. And it makes sense too, so it may be true.



Here is a documentary on UFO TV about the Archons. It looks interesting.

Ancient Alien Mystery of the Archons

[Winston]

Robert Stanley (an expat in Hong Kong I'm corresponding with and does a lot of interviews on YouTube), wrote a lot of good stuff on his site about Archons (mind parasites) and how to overcome them.

http://unicusmagazine.com/skyfish.htm

Here he explains how the Archons were created:

http://unicusmagazine.com/html/ArchonB_Day.htm

Here he explains how to overcome them and what the antidote is:

http://unicusmagazine.com/html/Antidote4Archons.htm

Btw, it appears that the ghost orbs I took photos of long ago may be archons. The photos of them on Robert's site look exactly like the ones I took in Virginia City, NV and Washington state. They even have that hole in the center and blue color.

http://unicusmagazine.com/html/ArchonB_Day.htm



Photos of ghost orbs that I took before that I posted. Notice how similar they look. There is even that hole in the center.

http://www.happierabroad.com/forum/view ... 271#p12271

There is even a Star Trek episode that has an amoeba that looks like an archon too.



Excerpt from Carlo Castaneda's "The Active Side of Infinity" about the archons:

"[Long ago, the native sorcerer/shamans of Mexico] discovered that we have a companion for life," he said, as clearly as he could. "We have a predator that came from the depths of the cosmos, and took over the rule of our lives. Human beings are its prisoners. The predator is our lord and master. It has rendered us docile; helpless. If we want to protest, it suppresses our protest. If we want to act independently, it demands that we don't do so."

Why has this predator taken over in the fashion that you're describing, don Juan?" I asked. "There must be a logical explanation."

"There is an explanation," don Juan replied, "which is the simplest explanation in the world. They took over because we are food for them, and they squeeze us mercilessly because we are their sustenance. Just as we rear chickens in chicken coops, gallineros, the predators rear us in human coops, humaneros. Therefore, their food is always available to them."

Don Juan said, "I want to appeal to your analytical mind. Think for a moment, and tell me how you would explain the contradiction between the intelligence of man the engineer, and the stupidity of his systems of beliefs; or the stupidity of his contradictory behavior. Sorcerers believe that the predators have given us our systems of beliefs; our ideas of good and evil; our social mores. The predators are the ones who set up our hopes and expectations, and dreams of success or failure. They have given us covetousness, greed, and cowardice. It is the predators who make us complacent, routinary, and egomaniacal."

"But how can they do this, don Juan?" I asked, somehow angered further by what he was saying. "Do they whisper all that in our ears while we are asleep?"

"No, they don't do it that way. That's idiotic!" don Juan said, smiling. "They are infinitely more efficient and organized than that. "In order to keep us obedient, meek and weak, the predators engaged themselves in a stupendous maneuver- stupendous, of course, from the point of view of a fighting strategist; a horrendous maneuver from the point of view of those who suffer it. They gave us their mind! Do you hear me? The predators give us their mind which becomes our mind. The predators' mind is baroque, contradictory, morose, and filled with the fear of being discovered any minute now.

"I know that even though you have never suffered hunger," he went on, "you have food anxiety which is none other than the anxiety of the predator who fears that any moment now its maneuver is going to be uncovered, and its food is going to be denied. Through the mind, which after all is their mind, the predators inject into the lives of human beings whatever is convenient for them. The predators ensure in this manner a degree of security to act as a buffer against their fear."

[Michaelbot]

So the question we have to ask is what measurement to use Its miles on land and nautical miles over water or would it be better to put knots on the string ?

[Winston]

Some more articles and webpages about the Archons for those interested to read up on.

https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/vida ... hons02.htm

From Greek archai, "origins, beginning things, prior in time."

In the classical Mediterranean world, archon was commonly used for the governor of a province, or, more loosely, any religious or governmental authority. Hence the plural, Archons, is often translated in Gnostic texts as "the Authorities." (There is no Coptic word for Archon, so Gnostic texts use the Greek term in Coptic transliteration.)

Pronounced Ar-kon. Adjective, Archontic (Ar-KON-tik).

In my usual habit of attempting the impossible, I propose three definitions, or three levels of definition:

http://www.redicecreations.com/specialr ... alien.html

http://www.metahistory.org/sitemap.php

http://www.ascensionhelp.com/blog/2012/ ... m-archons/

Never Call Them Archons – How You Can Help Bust Up the Matrix
By Cameron Day, on January 31st, 2012

This article has been 15 years in the making, as it took that long for me to be able to distill this information into an accessible format. This is going to represent a few very important pieces of the overall puzzle of how we are going to shift this planet and everyone upon it into an ascended frequency of being. One key aspect of this shift is going to be the “cleaning up of consciousness” of all of humanity, which is no small task, to be sure. This article will cover in detail the major obstacle to this consciousness clean-up, as well as a solution that needs your help to succeed.

http://humansarefree.com/2013/10/new-re ... plete.html

http://evelorgen.com/wp/tag/gnostic-archons/

http://www.whale.to/b/lash.html

http://gnosis.org/naghamm/hypostas.html

Gnostics, as teachers in the ancient Mysteries were called, were deeply concerned with alien intrusion upon humankind. Entities they called archons appear to be identical to the ETs of modern UFOlogy. The codices indicate both Gray and reptilian types: namely, a reptilian or "drakonic" type and and a neonate type, suggested by the image of a prematurely born fetus. The former are the overlords, the latter, servile, robotic drones who obey a hive-mentality. The Nag Hammadi Codices (NHC) do not contain graphic physical descriptions of these alien intruders, but present ample information to profile them comparatively with the two types of ETs most widely discussed today.

[Winston]

In this 12 minute excerpt from one of David Icke's mega lectures, he explains what the archons are and how they work.



Full interview with David Icke where he explains the archonic / reptilian agenda and control matrix.