The Electricity of the Ivory Tower

Redemption Songs Part Three

Stuart Wilde

August 2005
 

The electricity of the ego is a resonance that is sustained by bio-photons of the etheric. The more observers a person can establish the more incoming photons they have at their disposal. Importance and wealth creates the ivory tower and electricity sustains it. If you live near electricity pylons for a while you may get very sick, and the ivory tower of the ego is equally deadly but it takes longer to destroy you, as its bio-photons are a weak force, compared to electricity.

The tower is the illusion and it is also the invisible scaffolding that maintains the illusion.   It's a self-sustaining construct in the unseen; an imaginary theatre of importance the ego creates to describe its life. In walks the scallywag redeemer who, realizing the person has established a living hell in the tower, and not being able to criticize the ideology of the tower directly, figures a way to bring it down. On the surface it may look like a terrible assault, but it is much like a fireman knocking out a hysterical person, in order to rescue them down a ladder.

The world of the ego is up, the penis is up, money is up—more and more, importance is up—people seek to be magically raised up. But that is all foolish. Redemption is down and lateral, not up. The other celestial worlds are laterally placed at 90º to us, not up. Humility is an etheric flat line not an up spike. Sanity and composure exhibit low intensity photon fields of a rolling waveform, while insanity and stress is a high intensity photon field of a jagged spiked form.  

If a person's crown chakra comes off the top of their head, let's say too much kundalini has gone up the spine, or the chakra has come off with alcohol and pot, then it hovers about three inches above the skull and the person goes to cosmic gibberish; they lose touch with reality. If you hold your hand on their head you can bring them back down, but they have to stay off whatever they were on, tantra say, for it to mend long-term.

People have been told redemption is up; they hope to ascend to heaven, but sadly that is just a trick to send them the wrong way. First the ivory tower falls and the fool on the roof hits the ground, then if he or she survives emotionally and they work it out, or if there is someone there to help them, they then go sideways into the forest and through the mist. There they don't find redemption, it comes and finds them eventually.

Easy-peasy-ego-squeezy. Splat!

© Stuart Wilde 2005
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