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I would like to share my case study on the : I Love You and then I Hate You “Software Program” – a special VV software rolled out by Orion Group (NAA) to attack Spiritual Leaders in any field they perceive as a threat.  

   

Level One: Person becomes exposed to a spiritual ascension material, such as the ES field/website, or the persona of Lisa Renee, and has all kinds of images, perceptions and expectations of what this spiritual content is about and who the leadership is “supposed to be”. This may have a pedestal attachment which means the leader will be knocked down off that pedestal in the near future. Strange intense attachments begin to develop that are stemming from subconscious or astral delusions, may times from dreams or lucid experiences that have commenced. This is perceived as coming from the "spiritual leader" (ES/LR), so that leader can be blamed for both “bad” experiences and/or praised for “good” experiences. The person can become overly excited and go overboard with their spiritual ambition and pace, which usually shows that they will burn out soon. Usually this behavior is a sign of a lack of inner emotional stability, and/or lack of life experience where wisdom has not yet been integrated. Some people have knowledge without wisdom or heart, and this creates the feeling of “sharpness” (in the mental body, like a prickly pear feeling) and an overall lack of emotional clarity that leads to potential hijack. In these cases I always feel weary that the person may be set off easily by something, as one can feel the “attachment” being made and the lack of emotional stability in their choices. Attachment in any way creates manipulation which leads to a hijack of clarity. Keynotes: Euphoria, simulated connected-ness (with attachment and expectation), initial resonance with spiritual leader as a reflection of the inner self, “I am home”. Conversely the person can hate the leader for no apparent reason and start a research campaign to find any iota of minutiae to question or defame the leader's character or personal integrity.