1. The objective definition of virtue is the ability to overcome suffering in order to achieve one’s Major Aspiration.
2. The subjective definition of virtue is the ability to overcome suffering in order to achieve one’s Minor Aspiration.
3. Virtue is will exercised in the service of the divine, when mercury is in line with gold.
4. Virtue is activated rectitude.
5. One is more virtuous the more one’s true will is aligned with the will of the divine.
6. The first failure of virtue is a failure to overcome the Underconditioned Self.
7. The second failure of virtue is a failure to overcome the Overconditioned Self.
8. The Underconditioned Self is the beast that rises up from below, and which represents chaos.
9. The Overconditioned Self is the angel that falls down from above, and which represents order.
10. A failure to overcome the Underconditioned Self leads to violence, rape, filth and mayhem.
11. This entertains the gods only somewhat, because it’s indistinguishable from animal behaviour.
12. A failure to overcome the Overconditioned Self leads to saying No to life.
13. This also entertains the gods only somewhat, because it’s indistinguishable from death.
14. The Great Fractal can be compared to a single line that threads its way throughout all possible physical and metaphysical space.
15. Likewise, the will of the divine threads through a person’s life. Abandoning it causes suffering; following it alleviates suffering.
16. The most virtuous is the person who zigs when the will of the divine is for them to zig, and to zag when the will of the divine is for them to zag.
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This chapter is an excerpt from Elemental Elementalism, the foundational scripture of the new religion of the Age of Aquarius.
After the latest terror attack, this time involving a knifeman at an Auckland supermarket, it was discovered that the terrorist, Ahamed Aathill Mohamed Samsudeen, was born overseas and had been given a refugee visa to stay in New Zealand. Efforts had been made to deport him, but the New Zealand Government insisted he stay. Why? This essay explains.
It’s a grievous error to think that the kind of people who make up the Government are motivated to alleviate the suffering of the New Zealand people, or that the democratic selection process is some kind of meritocracy that promotes philosopher-kings. Such errors occur because that’s how people think things ought to be, and they naively conflate what ought to be with what is.
This line of thinking causes great confusion when people consider why Western governments allow mass immigration of people from violent, low-IQ cultures. Considering that certain immigrant groups (Muslims and Africans in particular) commit an enormous amount of violence and sex crimes wherever they go, why do our rulers keep letting them in?
The usual explanations involve economics, particularly references to the GDP growth imperative, or conspiracy theories about Jews. The reality is even more sinister – you could commit to a zero-growth economy, and get rid of all the Jews, and the Western ruling class would still hold the borders open to terrorists.
Explaining why requires accurately understanding the motivations of the people who comprise the government.
The main motivation of the people making up every government in the world is to stay in control. What gets politicians out of bed in the morning is the desire for control and power. They want to be in charge, usually because they are deeply afraid on a spiritual level, and that fear is assuaged by power, as most fears are.
Having terrorists run amok helps the New Zealand Government maintain control in two major ways.
The first way is that it spreads fear. When a person hears of a stabbing frenzy at a supermarket, the logical thought is that more terrorists might be out there, waiting to attack again. The resulting anxiety costs energy, because a heightened state of physiological arousal must be maintained. The Government wants you to waste your energy in this manner, because it keeps you down.
In this sense, Islamic terrorism has simply replaced fear of the Soviet Union, which replaced fear of the Third Reich, which replaced fear of scientific and technological advancement, which replaced fear of the Devil. It’s now The Big Fear, which the powers that be can stoke whenever they like, simply by devoting television time to it. All that was needed was for Muslims to kill and rape enough people, and then the ruling class had another demon to threaten the plebs with.
Our rulers have long observed, from the example set by Europe, that Muslim immigrants murder, rape and destroy everywhere they go. So those rulers deliberately opened our borders to those same immigrants, and moved them into working-class neighbourhoods, as a kind of biological weapon.
The New Lynn Countdown stabbing is just one example of the inevitable friction created – something our ruling class is insulated from, having long ago retreated to their exclusive neighbourhoods, where violent immigrants are not allowed.
The second way is that it wastes money. As George Orwell wrote in Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism, a people with surplus wealth will inevitably seek to use that wealth to obtain more freedom. Maximising control means minimising freedom, and, therefore, maximising control means minimising wealth. In the world of 1984, wealth was wasted by neverending wars and intrusive regulation and surveillance – just like in our world.
Emil Kirkegaard discovered that there was a strong positive correlation between an immigrant’s net fiscal contribution to their new society and the IQ of their home nation. There was a similarly strong correlation, only negative, between an immigrant’s net contribution and the Muslim percentage of their home nation. Low-IQ and Muslim immigrants cost the societies that receive them a great deal of money – but that’s precisely why the ruling class lets them in.
Low-IQ and Muslim immigrants, like compulsory te reo classes, the War on Drugs and rolling coronavirus lockdowns, suck up all the surplus wealth created by society. This keeps people from enjoying the leisure time that might see them come together and share their dissatisfaction with the government. This shared dissatisfaction is what leads to popular revolution, so if the Government can make the people too poor to express such dissatisfaction, they can secure their position against those they rule.
The supermarket terrorist was followed around-the-clock by a crack unit of Police called the Special Tactics Group, which was why he was taken down in roughly one minute. But these elite law enforcement officers don’t come cheap. There are believed to be at least 30 suspected terrorists being shadowed by the STG. The total cost must run into the tens of millions.
Allowing mass Muslim and African immigration, and allowing the many terrorists among their number to stay in the country until they attack someone, directly increases the fear and poverty of the New Zealand people. In doing so, the New Zealand Government makes us much easier to control. Not only do we become more compliant to directions from authority figures, but we also become more willing to police each other.
Had the Government simply been mistaken about the long-term consequences of allowing mass Muslim and African immigration, they would deport people like Samsudeen as soon as they realised they were terrorists. But they don’t deport them; they keep them around. They would only do this if keeping them around served a deeper purpose. Fear and poverty is that purpose.
The New Zealand Government imports terrorists, and keeps them here, for essentially the same reasons the governments of Europe let so many Muslims and Africans in, and America allowed itself to undergo The Muttening. The more the masses can be set against each other along fracture lines within the wider population, the less energy those masses have left over to direct upwards at the ruling class. Diversity really is strength – but not for us.
1. Elementalism conceives of Heaven as the most desirable part of the Great Fractal and Hell as the least desirable part of the Great Fractal.
2. As such, Heaven is represented by the Summer Pole of the Quadrijitu and Hell by the Winter Pole of the Quadrijitu.
3. Following this logic, the Great Masculine Axis spans all the possible localities between the most desirable part of the Great Fractal and the least desirable part of the Great Fractal.
4. Some of the parts of the Great Fractal into which a being can incarnate are inherently more or less heavenly than others.
5. Within those parts, some of the areas into which a being can move are inherently more or less heavenly than others.
6. Within those areas, some of the perceptions which a being can adopt are inherently more or less heavenly than others.
7. Masochism proves that whether or not a person enjoys an experience is a matter of perception. It’s possible to enjoy any experience with the right perception.
8. Therefore, Heaven and Hell are a matter of perception.
9. The second-most heavenly perception is to fully understand the First Tenet. The person who does so lives in a state of gnosis.
10. The most heavenly perception is to fully understand the Fourth Tenet. The person who does so lives in a state of ataraxia.
11. The second-most hellish perception is to fall victim to the Prime Illusion. The person who does so cannot make sense of reality.
12. The most hellish perception is to fall victim to the Prime Delusion. The person who does so cannot feel ataraxia.
13. Heaven and Hell are best understood as frequencies of consciousness. As such, people usually get what they deserve.
14. The longer the time frame, the more one gets what one deserves.
15. Although the worlds outside of this one are more heavenly or more hellish, this world provides near-infinite scope to experience any frequency of consciousness.
16. This world is one of the Hell realms, as evidenced by the fact that death is inevitable here.
17. The fact that this world is one of the Hell realms is not cause for despair. It is cause for rejoicing, for herein one has greater opportunity to entertain the gods.
18. A person might be strongly motivated to move towards Heaven and to move away from Hell, but the most important thing is not where they are on the Great Masculine Axis.
19. The most important thing is whether a person’s actions entertain the gods.
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This chapter is an excerpt from Elemental Elementalism, the foundational scripture of the new religion of the Age of Aquarius.
1. Elementalism provides the answers to all philosophical questions. As such, it provides the answer to the question of who you were in previous lives, and where your consciousness was before you were born.
2. Ignorant people ask themselves where they were before they were born as if they were their bodies and not their consciousness.
3. This leads to great confusion, as one’s physical form in this life is an expression of one’s genes, and those genes are unique to this life.
4. Therefore, what did I like look in my previous life? What social role did I fill? And where was this society located?
5. Knowing consciousness to be the prima materia, the Elementalist knows that these are deceptive questions.
6. A person is not their body, therefore who they were in previous lives was whoever their consciousness incarnated as.
7. This incarnation would have been a function of the frequency of that person’s consciousness.
8. This incarnation could have been anything, depending on that person’s frequency of consicousness.
9. The physical world is not the prima materia, and, as such, all fragments of consciousness are not located anywhere physical, but are rather perceiving some subset of the Great Fractal.
10. You have always been the fragment of consciousness that you are, ever since it separated from the divine in the intial act of creation.
11. This fragment of consciousness is eternal until it is recalled by the divine. The perceptions that pass through this fragment of consciousness are not of primary importance.
12. Thus, you could have been anyone in a previous life.
13. The frequency of the world in which you incarnated in this life is a function of the frequency that you ended your previous life with.
14. The frequency of the world into which you incarnated in your previous life was a function of the frequency of your consciousness in the life before that.
15. The frequency of anywhere you found yourself in the past will be a function of the frequency of your consciousness at the time.
16. The further back you go through the reincarnations, the more different your frequency becomes and so the more different your lives become.
17. You were still yourself in all of your previous lives, and you were wherever you deserved to be based on the frequency of your consciousness at the time.
18. You have been Cleopatra, and Napoleon, and Ghengis Khan, in previous lives. The only question is how many incarnations ago. The more similar your frequency of consciousness is to those people, the more recently.
19. It’s possible to rise above the life you’re living now, and to see several of the lives you have lived previously, stretching away through the Great Fractal in an illusion of time.
20. Your future self will ask themselves who they were in previous lives, and, if they are psychically gifted, they might develop the ability to look back and see you live this life now.
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This chapter is an excerpt from Elemental Elementalism, the foundational scripture of the new religion of the Age of Aquarius.
