Unalive Being

The following is a response from another forum in answer to comments and/or questions from two participants there, one of whom left us because he couldn't take what was being said (can hardly blame him on that front!). In both cases they were asking about this "being dead thing" that I've already discussed. You're truly not alive, and grokking that is going to be BIG in your continued understanding and delving deeper into the "code" of what this is all about. There is a way to BE alive, yes, and that is where I'm taking you.

I'd used as an example the movie The Sixth Sense because what the movie was about precisely was to show the audience on a level just below their notice that they are dead.

Half in fun and half to illustrate an important point I did an audio spoof of an infomercial to get the Point across, and if you'd like to listen to it here it is. When I first started covering all this from this angle people were of course creeped out, but if you look around, you'll see the signs of what I'm talking about everywhere, especially in film. As stated, The Sixth Sense was designed very specifically to get you to understand that you only see what you want to see, and that you're a ghost.

When you look at the TV and see the digital characters there, tell me that those digital representations are alive. Or better yet, tell me they're alive when they're moving through "space" as a digital data stream being "transmitted" from the image of a satellite. When you dream while asleep, tell me that the configurations of color (images of people and things) and sound (what the images speak) in those dreams are alive. Dreams are a multilayered and very malleable caricature of what this virtual reality is, and as said before are no less valid.

So, if the images in your dreams aren't alive, how could you be? Looked at another way, to the observers in an alternate virtual reality right beside you, you are a ghost, just like ghosts are to you from the perspective of THIS virtual reality. You're a ghost. Are ghosts alive? It isn't about "planes" at all, because there is no conceivable plane that isn't just a fabrication in the Faketrix. Planes, dimensions, higher realms, and so on, are ALSO the fantasy. And remember, spirit is just another device of the Mego. And finally, is that human image Dr. Malcolm Crowe or is that human image Bruce Willis? Is that plasma screen television just another way of peering into another "dimension"?

It's only pertinent in that Dr. Malcom Crowe has an absolutely shocking realization that he's not alive, when all this time he only thought he was, "thought" of course being the operative term here. The filmmaker, Shyamalan, did a masterful job in making his character's shock only slightly greater than the movie-goer's shock, so there is a tangibility of shared experience in watching that movie, but obviously only the first time. One that can serve to illustrate the shock pretty good no matter how many times you see it is Neo going into mental shock within the construct the first time, when he wanted OUT! "No, it's not true! Lemme out! Lemme outta here!" And it's only because he didn't want to believe Truth. That's what everybody is screaming, ultimately. In any case, is Neo while in The Matrix alive?

Isn't it just a perception of being alive, like everything else?

When Jesus said "Let the dead bury the dead" this is exactly what he was talking about.

Has anybody seen Waking Life, the movie? That film comes as close to illustrating Truth as any I've ever seen. There are many movies out that are designed to acclimate you to Truth in graphical ways:

• Waking Life (better than them all in getting the point across)
  
• The Matrix (second best at getting the point across)
  
• The Nines (quite good, and an excellent metaphor)
  
• The Life Before Her Eyes (very good film, and as good as it gets for illustration)
  
• Vanilla Sky (insanely good film and as good as it gets for illustration)
  
• Memento (an excellent mindbender)
  
• Identity (well done, and spot-on metaphorically for us as multiple identities of one being)
  
• The Thirteenth Floor (dead-on concept, B level direction and production)
  
• Groundhog Day (what can you say? - it's Groundhog Day)
  
• Cube (great concept, B level direction and production)
  
• Dark City (excellent at illustrating how the reconfiguration of reality takes place)
  
• Existenz
  
  

Can't think of any more just this second. The vast majority of people think these are there for entertainment. They're not. Entertainment is being used to teach on a mass scale, and we will also be using film, as stated elsewhere in the Emerald.

Get these movies and watch them. If you've already seen them, get them again and watch with your new eyes. Unschool has started, and this is an assignment.