Is Your Life a Humiliation Ritual?-Part II: The Videodrome- Michael Hoffman's Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare

“The modern mentality claims that nature has no purpose precisely so the elite can give it its purpose for a profit. There is no value in things except as the machine makes them valuable. Modernity and Postmodernity can be almost reduced to that single proposition. If nature contains (as its essence) Wisdom, then man’s will becomes secondary; its purpose then is to discover and enjoy it, not control it. Nominalism, in assuming that nature has no purpose, gives the Regime its ideological justification to dominate the world.¹ This domination is the “giving” of purpose to nature. In other words, claiming that nature has no telos is to give the elite permission to create and re-create nature as they see fit. Telos is then manufactured as part of a mass-production scheme.” ²

-The Ontology of Death: Patristic Philosophy against Nominalism by Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson (pg.137)

It can be very easy to get lost in the sauce when it comes to esoteric topics like Rosicrucianism or Twilight Language. The above quote, if grasped boils down what all of these secret groups raison d’etre throughout history has been and what it still is today: The domination and manipulation of all matter also known as alchemy (including humanity) for the purpose of Apotheosis-"exaltation to divine rank or stature; deification via self actualization.” The “Master Mason” or “Master Builder” comes to understand that he is his own god.^{3 4 5 6 7}

This is ultimately the root lie and the “secret knowledge” of every occult sect or secret society. Hoffman’s work distills how this process is worked out in society and who is doing it. As covered in Part I, its important not to become obsessed with delving into these topics; for your very obsession in them is succumbing to the alchemical manipulation.⁸ Paradoxically, these topics cannot be ignored. You need to know enough to be dangerous so you have the tools to protect yourself and those close to you. Its imperative to dispense with the thinking that there are quick fixes, easy answers and black and white simplicity, this view is again another example of submitting to this manipulation.

I will now attempt to distill the key points from “sections” of Secret (The book is sectioned off in an atypical way). For the sake of brevity I’ll limit the summary to one or two quotes from the