Death Culture
Death Culture
The current 3D timeline in which humans have existed on the earth over the last hundred years, has been socially engineered through technological Mind Control, violent entertainment and predictive programming in the media to promote a death culture. Social Engineering is a type of mind control that seeks to manipulate people from their own right to privacy by controlling the way they access information. Controlling what it means to be knowledgeable and self-informed, so the fabricated social structure can exploit them with misinformation, making it easier to control of their behaviors. Thus, today, many people are unable to identify and recognize the clear signs of death culture programming as a result of the Controller Anti-Soul Agendas, because it has been interwoven into many of the day to day structures that make up the fabric of society. Why do the Controller structures promote and financially reward all organizations and media that promote death culture programming into our world? Death Culture produces the myopic mental polarization of attention upon purely physical sensations and material pursuits. It does not look deeper towards taking any responsibility. There is no accountability, moral or ethical consideration towards the consequences of actions that are directly related to increasing world pain and human suffering. Instead, the mainstream death culture programming thrives in producing, marketing and exploiting human suffering, pain and trauma, therefore, spreading the destructive lifestyles that lead to mass killing, disease and slavery. If we cannot identify or recognize how the death culture programming has generated great harm to impact our personal lives, children, families, communities, businesses and nations, we will not understand what we must change inside ourselves in order to heal our society.
Death Culture is an anti-life society driven by the rejection of all things spiritual, and having no reverence or regard for life. Anti-life cultures refuse to recognize the sentience of soul, deny the purpose of life interrelated to higher consciousness evolution, as well as eliminate moral principles and considerations of the long term consequences of mass produced harm and killing. It seeks to remove the fundamental humanitarian ethics away from what is deemed scientifically proven as hard facts, as the only source of credible knowledge or higher truth. Death culture is explicitly designed to reject the inherent consciousness existence of all living things and eliminate the possibility that they are spiritual-energetic or intelligent entities, therefore, rejecting them as sentient beings. If humans cannot perceive the sentience within living things, the myopic mind justifies reckless harm and killing for business, even for sport or for personal pleasure. There is a denial of the energetic costs of great suffering, which are not ethically or morally considered. The anti-life society is founded upon having no value or purpose for life, and thus has no remorse for the suffering of Sentient Beings.
Thus the more emotionally traumatized, weakened, and mind controlled people are the more easily they are led into committing murder, and carrying out the alien handlers many violent crimes against humanity. There is no empathic value for the human bodies and animals that they discard as easily as any other consumer product. Death and killing becomes impersonal, we do not stop to feel the implication of the painful suffering that lives on. Mass murders and death are not emotionally processed to know that those victims also had loved ones, any one of which could have been your wife or husband, your child, mother or father. Death culture is used to promote the destructive lifestyles of the Archontic Deception Strategies, in order to permanently damage the heart, soul and brain into dissociation. Dissociative behaviors eliminate all traces of true human Empathy and remove the Accountability towards the ethical implications that are behind the operations of the world social–political-military-corporate structures.[1]
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