It is no secret that I’m claiming that agents have been swarming my project in a sneaky way since I worked to expose that New York politicians were said to be luring Yale girls into the NXIVM operation. Then the media (practically as one) dropped their NXIVM narrative and brought back the Jeffrey Epstein story they never wanted to cover back when it first broke. Distraction? I think so.
Since then, I’ve seen around the internet more and more basically that Star War and hero’s journey stories are “occult”. What out of Hollywood is not “occult”? I’ve seen this as an attempt by the group harassing me to smear me as “occult”. If anyone is “occult” it’s the group that’s been harassing me. They do, I believe, throw me a lot of black magic and it’s only been making me stronger. I think all that black magic has and will continue to return to them in a big way but as we all know - they can’t do nothing.
The premise of my project is that it’s the hero’s journey as an art project. I turned 40. My every attempt to succeed was frustrated under the current regime. My temperament would not allow me to tolerate this state of affairs. I asked God to set me on a hero’s journey - if such a thing were possible - knowing full well that heroism is the same as asking to be murdered under the current regime.
Some of us just don’t make good slaves.
I was born in 1973. Star Wars was heavily marketed towards someone my age and even as a child I could sense that Yoda was more or less right.
During high school on the tennis team bus, I was amazed when someone told me that Star Wars was really based on Buddhism.
In graduate school for film production, I was assigned a book about Joseph Campbell stating that the hero’s journey is the core story of everyone everywhere. I could sense this was correct and that the vast majority of content Hollywood throws at us is based on the hero’s journey.
The hero’s journey is just something that people relate to no matter who they are.
What is the hero’s journey?
A normal person who is dissatisfied hears a call to adventure. They enter a new dangerous realm. In this new realm they face trials and they receive supernatural help and they eventually land in hell.
What’s hell? It’s the place where the hero either physically dies and is transformed or the hero suffers so much that they transform. Basically, one way or another, the hero endures suffering but ends up closer in alignment with God.
How does the hero benefit? The hero would not have endured the journey unless there were something that they really wanted. When the hero faces and defeats the ultimate bad guy - the dragon - the hero become the master of two worlds - the physical and spiritual. That’s when the hero finally become a palladin- some kind of supernatural holy warrior.
Someone spent a long time on this.
The art world was closed off to me as I’m not a member of the club that has formed a cartel around what they’re calling “culture”. What has been shoved down my throat by this controlled media is that great art is edgy.
What’s more “edgy” than telling the truth in an environment where the group who have hijacked authority have no tolerance for truth and can murder without legal consequences?
When my enemy began to mobilize against me, I saw it as evidence that my hero’s journey was really happening.
The hero appeared and the villains ran to help me transform into someone they have no clue how to fight. That’s how hero’s journeys work.
