The way to power has always involved a military-style chain of command. The more powerless you are before those you hate, the more powerful you become over those who hate you. You might call it the law of the human predator.

If you have thus embraced, and become compatible with, dominant evil knowledge, you may be sure it was because of a violation, a seed of trauma that was planted in you early in your childhood.

While you were powerless in the world of adults, all you could do was keep the seed watered and fed with your smoldering resentment. By the time you reached puberty, it came to full flower.

The human soul is not born compatible with a thirst for power, and no amount of textbook training in the art of gaining it will succeed in getting the knowledge to “stick.” The soul will simply be unable to effectively activate such knowledge until it has been seduced from its original innocence.

Conversely, of course, the soul that hungers for truth will reach out intuitively, and take into itself, the kind of instruction that will lead to his becoming a power for good. If you ever had to take a course in school that was of absolutely no interest to you, you know how impossible it is to be receptive to anything with which you are not fundamentally compatible.

"Your innocence (patience) and common sense are your only defense against those who glory in putting you down and gaining some kind of power over your mind"

Unfortunately, most of us were robbed of our innocence early on. Consequently, we do unto others what was done unto us, until something or someone comes along to wake us to the danger of continuing on the downward path.

In a very real sense, “innocence” is related to “common sense,” in that both terms describe a position of poise and impersonal objectivity, devoid of preconceived bias, ready to assess the right way to go by some inner light. And oh, how the body snatchers hate and feel threatened by innocent people with common sense! 

Your innocence (patience) and common sense are your only defense against those who glory in putting you down and gaining some kind of power over your mind. Body snatched persons, turned into body snatchers, are all terribly insecure.

They compensate for their feeling of powerlessness by terrorizing others and throwing them out of control. They have been separated from their original good­ness and de-humanized, compelled to live out a slave/tyrant relationship that was estab­lished in them by a now-forgotten violator.

They kiss the feet of those who continue to forge their chains. And, strong before the weak, they live by a comparative system of val­ues. The only faith they know is the smug sat­isfaction they feel when they succeed in upset­ting and thus casting doubt into the faith of others.