Surviving the NWO Game

Surviving The New World Order
By Henry Makow PhD
An Encore Presentation
12-17-7

[Memo to Myself] This isn't about storing silver coins or canned food or getting an AK-47. It's about saving your soul, not your skin. It's about the tendency to obsess on the New World Order, get depressed and become unbearable. The situation is depressing. A satanic cult controls the credit of the world and rules through myriad proxies. It is determined to destroy civilization and institute an Orwellian police state. You spend hours every day watching for new developments. Your face is pressed up against the stop window of the world. You are "externalized." You can't go into the kitchen without switching on the radio. You try to squeeze your sustenance from the world. But much of what you imbibe is poisonous: depravity, corruption, duplicity and tragedy. (Is that the point of the mass media? To demoralize and brutalize?) Mankind is in the grip of a diabolical force that strives to legitimize itself through constant deception. You can't overcome this demon. But you still control your personal life. Ultimately, the battle is for the soul of humanity. Why not begin by defending your own soul? This means erecting a wall between the soul, and the world, and establishing a balance between the sacred and the profane. You need to shut out the world (the profane) for set periods of time and focus on what inspires you. That means turning off the TV, Internet and media in general. Just as you nourish your body with food, you feed your soul with thoughts, sights and sounds. You become what you think about.Your soul reaches out for beauty, grace, harmony, truth and goodness. What lifts your spirit? It might be a long walk, nature, music, hobby, sport, or music. It might be time with your family or friends. It might be the Bible, religious writing or meditation. "Do what you love," Henry David Thoreau said. "Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it, and gnaw at it still." You agree with the mystics who say happiness is within. It involves the possession of your soul, and not wanting anything else. By looking outside your self, you displace your soul and debase yourself. This is the source of addictive behavior and unhappiness. The occult elite controls us with sex and money- the North-South of the mind. The courtship stage is a period when sexual feelings are strong so two people will bond and start a family. Sex/romance was not meant to become a lifelong preoccupation and panacea. The same is true of money. The stock market is a giant casino addicting millions. The central banking cult has unlimited funds. To make us feel good, (while it trashes civil rights and wages senseless war) it makes the market go up. To fleece us, it crashes the market. Don't be a puppet. The diabolical powers have been here for a long time. You have discovered their existence only because they signaled the beginning of their endgame on Sept. 11. Don't let them stunt or degrade you by obsessing on their iniquity. Restore balance by attuning yourself to the things you love. Be an outpost of happiness. ------------ Part Two: Making Your Own Heaven The world often seems like a stuffy public toilet without ventilation. This is because Protagoras' dictum "man is the measure of all things" is the official religion. Modern culture mostly consists of reflections of our degenerate selves, a "wilderness of mirrors" as T.S. Eliot said. We inhale our own fumes. The religion of man is "humanism "or "illuminism" which deifies man. Plato tried to correct Protagoras. "God and not man is the measure of all things." We didn't listen to Plato. God is now banished from public life. When was the last time a Divine Standard was applied to anything? When was culture last devoted to expressing our highest instead of lowest self? That would be a breath of fresh air. REMOVING THE NEW WORLD ODOR This is about spiritual survival in a world gone insane. We have a tendency to feel helpless, unable to affect faraway events. In fact, we are on the front lines. The New World Order wants our mind and soul. We fight back by dedicating ourselves to God instead. First we have to short-circuit their two main control systems: sex and money. We can direct our sex drive by confining it to a monogamous relationship. We can escape the money compulsion by living within our means, and disciplining ourselves so money is a minor concern. Henry David Thoreau said, "A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to leave alone." The truly rich man is the one who does not think about money. By this standard many billionaires are paupers. In fact, the more money a person has, the harder it is to think of anything else. REORIENTATION Why should we obey God? God is really the principle of our own development and the path to our happiness and fulfillment. We serve ourselves when we serve God. God is synonymous with spiritual ideals: love, truth, justice, beauty. Think life has no meaning? Life has intrinsic meaning when we fulfill God's purpose. We need to ask, "What does God want of me? What was I born to do?" God speaks to us through our spirit and conscience. We don't hear Him because our minds are like mirrors facing the world. We need to turn the mirror around so it faces the soul inside and shows its back to the world. Instead of blotting up the world, which makes us weary and sick, we focus on things that reflect our desire for purity, hope, beauty and goodness. Instead of letting the world determine what we think (and therefore feel) we create our own world based on how we want to feel. That's what faith is all about, making spiritual reality paramount. "I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by a conscious endeavor, " Thoreau wrote in "Walden." "It is something to carve a statue...but it is far more glorious to carve ...the very atmosphere and medium through which we look, which morally we can do. Every man is tasked to make his life, even in its details worthy of the contemplation of his most elevated and critical hour." By making our thoughts conform to our soul, instead of the world, we create our own heaven. All great religions teach us to control our thoughts. Our minds are altars and our thoughts are offerings to God. "Muddied water, let stand, becomes clear," said Lao Tzu. In the Hindu tradition, mind discipline is called "Raja Yoga." By learning to meditate, we learn to have constructive thoughts. The key is to treat our thoughts as thought they were a stranger's, and edit them. Christians might maintain their vigilance by asking, " What would Christ do? What would Christ think?" Christianity, in a nutshell, is the imitation of Christ. Prayer is another form of meditation. Whatever our opinion of Timothy Leary, he had the right idea in High Priest: "Prayer is the compass, the gyroscope, the centering device to give you direction, courage and trust..." A CONCENTRATION CAMP IN THE MIND How long has it been since you felt happy? Yes, it rankles that pathetic scoundrels control the world. But man is not the measure of all things. No matter what happens on earth, God is the only Reality. Look beyond man and focus on spiritual reality: beauty, goodness, justice and love. We place ourselves in concentration camps before they're even built. The Illuminati is not likely to shatter the illusion of freedom. There is no better way to control people. But even if they did, we must be capable of joy even then. God is ineffable Joy and God is far greater than men. The key is to ignore the crowd, which is manipulated by the Illuminati. It's good to be aware but we do not dance to a tune tapped out by degenerates. We do not gaze at mirrors made by midgets. Retiring from the world periodically ensures that we don't forfeit the only sphere where we still have power. It enables us to make a wholesome contribution to society. As Paul Elmer More said, "A day that makes me happy makes me wise." Let's relearn the art of happiness. --- Henry Makow Ph.D. is the author of "Cruel Hoax: Feminism and the New World Order." (www.cruelhoax.ca) His articles can be found at his web site www.henrymakow.com He enjoys receiving your comments, some of which he posts on his site using first names only. hmakow@gmail.com (This message about renewal originally appeared a year ago. I am taking a vacation until January. I wish my readers a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!)