Imperial Culture vs. Tribal Heritage

[eye_of_the_storm]

Neil Kramer is a British philosopher and esotericist. His work focuses chiefly on spirituality, metaphysics, mysticism, freedom, and inner development. He returns to discuss the differences between imperial culture and organic human culture, which is rooted in spiritual mortality and a relationship with the land. Neil elaborates on how imperial culture functions, what it requires of its citizens and how it ultimately keeps people ignorant. We’ll also discuss complex ignorance vs. self awareness. Then, Neil explains how the masses have been confused and conditioned by self censoring thought patterns such as political correctness, within imperial culture. We’ll continue on the importance of understanding our tribal heritage. Without it our identity and inner development is impeded. Also, Neil explains how the belief that we are all one and the same, is death. He’ll talk about what empire gains from sameness. Later, we discuss why it’s crucial to maintain our tribal mythologies.

 

http://www.redicecreations.com/radio/2014/11/RIR-141121.php

[idiot_stimpy]

...Neil explains how the belief that we are all one and the same, is death.

 

And in death there is rebirth.

[eye_of_the_storm]

No, this death is death. From this death there is no return... as there is nothing to return to.

Do you not find it curious that every REVOLUTION results in historical and cultural destruction?

Communist (Communism is a Capitalistic system) Utopia

 

 

World communism, also known as international communism or global communism, is the terminal stage of development of the (future) history of communism in Marxist theory. It has also been equated to the Comintern (Communist International). This is the meaning that typically and historically has been meant by opponents of communism. World communism is closely related and connected to stateless communism.

Marxist theory may treat world communism as utopian, but it is the transition to world communism that attracts attention. World communism is to be achieved by world revolution, according to a theory that was popular in the period 1917 to around 1933 (at least). World communism is incompatible with the existence of nation-states, so according to an older theory there will be an abolition of the state preceding world communism.

Abolition of the state is not incompatible with world revolution, but is not in itself a distinctively Marxist doctrine. It was held by various socialist and anarchist thinkers of the nineteenth century. An apparent alternative is a theory going back to Karl Marx, speaking of the "withering away of the state".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_communism

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[idiot_stimpy]

The internal revolution of man results in his previous personalities destruction.

[Flolfolil]

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Edited March 5, 2015 by Flolfolil

[eye_of_the_storm]

From this




To this (enjoy the rebirth)

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[eye_of_the_storm]

so whats the plan?

 

 

How to defeat International Banks?

 

Decentralize + Non-Compliance

 

+ Value heritage and culture over $$$

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[eye_of_the_storm]

The internal revolution of man results in his previous personalities destruction.

 

Agree

 

 

 

 

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[idiot_stimpy]

In death I will be free.

[eye_of_the_storm]

In death I will be free.

 

Before you were saying "rebirth"

 

"We are all one" - the borg

 

"We are all the same" - the borg

 

"We are just cogs in the great machine" - the borg

 

"We are replaceable, blank chips like all the other blank chips, there is nothing unique, we are all equal" - the borg

 

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[Vmarco]

"Neil explains how the belief that we are all one and the same, is death. He’ll talk about what empire gains from sameness." Spoken like a true cancer cell,...break away from the potential of harmony with the Whole, and pursue radical individualism within a small tribe.

 

For every million who agree that "imperial culture ultimately keeps people ignorant," perhap a handful will will realize that the tribal mystique is equally as ignorant.

 

Tribal heritages are often Earth based from a human-centric point of view,...for example, visualizing Earth as Mother,...when in truth, Mother is Sky,...the Earth is the male, or contracted aspect of duality.

 

Already did a post about it,...so no need to repeat.

http://thetaobums.com/topic/20285-sky-dancers/?hl=%22sky+dancers%22

[idiot_stimpy]

 

Before you were saying "rebirth"

 

 

You have to die first to be reborn.

[eye_of_the_storm]

You have to die first to be reborn.

 

If that is your path

[idiot_stimpy]

 

If that is your path

 

But what is born, must die?

[eye_of_the_storm]

But what is born, must die?

 

That is what we are told

[idiot_stimpy]

 

That is what we are told

 

Then with that then, can Tribal Culture last forever?

[eye_of_the_storm]

Then with that then, can Tribal Culture last forever?

 

It is going to be difficult to last forever with globalist/ empire ideologies and that "death is good" ... all depends on the situation... not so easy as "death = rebirth..."

 

 

“…the unabated influx of Chinese immigrants to Tibet, which has the effect of overwhelming Tibet’s distinct cultural and religious identity and reducing the Tibetans to an insignificant minority in their own country, amount to a policy of cultural genocide.Today, in most of the major towns and cities Tibetans are already marginalised. If this population transfer is allowed to continue, Tibetan civilization will cease to exist in a few decades.” - 14th Dalai Lama

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[Nungali]

Longer than 60,000 years apparently ;

 

[Nungali]

This guy I met wanted to ask me a question about something he didnt understand. He returned from a trip in a remote area where he had been staying with some Aboriginals. Two guys visited from far away, they had been walking for about a month to get there they said. They traded some things they had for two large balls of prepared ochre, bigger than soccer balls, wrapped in paperbark and tied up with twine. They balanced them on their heads and set off back home. Why did they go to all that trouble? You cant eat it, its not a tool or a resource of any type, etc ....

 

I said; they use it for ceremony and initiations and other cultural things.

 

He said; I know that, but .... and besides, ochre is everywhere.

 

I suggested it might be special ochre, but he still wasnt satisfied, He couldnt see the value in the effort expended, and as he said, they are pretty smart, to have been around this long, they wouldnt waste their energy and resources on something that is not worthwhile. I agreed with him - this demonstrates how important it is to them, and how important the things they use it for are to them. Especially their culture and going through initiations and living 'in the mythic' as an equivalent to (what we distinguish as the) hard reality (knocks on table) of the 'here and now'.

 

It is a very different consciousness to cultivate for the modern person, but even the beginnings of it are quiet wonderful. But I think, any return, needs to start there, with cultivating that consciousness ... otherwise one is just 'importing pollution'.