The Weaponisation of Suggestion: Between Reality and the “Fantasy World”
Many of us are familiar with the concepts in “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” by Dr. Joseph Murphy. However, there is a dark side to these principles when they are used by those living in a “Fantasy World” to project their own fears and malice onto others.
In pages 20 and 21 of the text, Murphy highlights a crucial law: The subconscious mind does not reason or contrast. It is like a “watchman at the gate,” reacting entirely to the impressions given to it by the conscious mind. It does not pick and choose; it simply takes what it is given.
The Sailor vs. The Passenger
The book uses the example of a ship passenger who is told they look seasick. Because they are “timid” and harbor inner fears, the suggestion takes hold, and they actually become ill. In contrast, a seasoned sailor laughs off the same suggestion because his mind is immune to the idea of seasickness.
This brings us to a chilling reality I witnessed within the academic and social circles of London—from the halls of the university to the elite connections in Kensington Palace. When the wife of my former professor began sending me “suggestions” in Latin and Portuguese via Google Docs—filled with curses and dark omens—she wasn’t just being malicious. She was projecting her own “rotten seeds.”
The Occult “Stage-Setting” and the Yellow Light
In recent years, I observed what appeared to be elaborate psychological staging. After being forced into homelessness and staying in specific Airbnbs, I encountered a room that mirrored my professor’s home, featuring a specific mirror and a haunting yellow light. In certain occult traditions, this setup is used when someone has died a horrific or “evil” death, intended to guide a malevolent spirit away.
These individuals—the ones orchestrating these psychological games—didn’t just become this way. They were “subjects” to a horror environment from the moment they were in the womb until the age of three. During those formative years, their family environment planted “rotten seeds” in the fertile soil of their developing minds.
For decades, they have done nothing but water, water, and water those seeds of malice. By the time they reach adulthood, this conditioning is so deeply rooted that there is no way for them to change. They are locked in a cycle of destruction. They tried to use Murphy’s book against me, claiming my “subconscious” was the cause of my struggles, ignoring the fact that I have mastered these concepts since childhood. I am the “Sailor”; their suggestions have no power over me.
Questions for the Readers
Based on my observations and the “theater” these women from the university and their connections have staged, I want to pose a few questions to those who understand the deeper layers of the mind:
• The Reflection of Death: Given the specific “Maya” rituals I witnessed—the yellow lights and mirrors—do you think the woman in that house (the professor’s wife) committed suicide or died in a tragic “accident”? Was the suggestion of death she tried to impose on me actually just her own paralyzing fear of her own end?
• The Rotten Seeds: Why do these women in such low-ranking university positions act with such extreme severity and malice? Is it because they subconsciously recognize that their own minds are full of “rotten seeds”? By destroying the lives of others and engaging in “dirty work,” have they spent years watering a garden of filth in their own subconscious, and now they are terrified of the harvest?
They live in a “Fantasy World” because they cannot accept the reality of what they have become. They attempt to “cancel” others to avoid the cancellation of their own souls.
Next Blog Preview: I will dive deeper into how these specific “suggestions” were used to manipulate environments in the UK, and how a first-world city can function like a third-world psychological prison when the people in charge are governed by their own inner demons.
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