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Yes, excuse me, I wrote SLS instead of STS (I've corrected the term)..

I follow the terminology of STS because Montalk has written a lot about this.

I prefer the terminology dialectic astral energies and lower astral entities.

Astral entities must be feeded with astral energies to be led to materialize things.

The direction can be devided in "good" and "wrong".

That's why I use the term dialectic.

Polarization leads to the end of unity. So to stay alive: astral entities need a situation where every statement has it's contra-statement, to keep the rotating circle going on in the astral realms, continuing tapping energies from innocent unprotected people's astral bodies.

The first way the Illuminati are promoting this on a large scale, is using Television and creating fear to open the astral bodies of the TV-watchers.

There is no difference as for the end results.

Well, we live in a STS world. What do you expect? Sorry to burst anyone's bubble. The word "Illuminati" is over-used I agree, but I think you know what it means. Basically such organizations serve the Matrix, and are absolutely no threat for it. Furthermore countless people pour energy into them, rather than finding ways to really do positive changes. For me they are yet another trap.

Well I disagree. Hierarchies are pyramids, with people at the top having the most of knowledge / power while those at the bottom having few to say. This is true for all of them. This is extremely dangerous in the STS world we live in. Circular / horizontal "structures" are much better at circulating energy and fixing problems before they become traps for Matrix attacks, since everyone has an input. Maybe that a few decades ago it was still possible to do positive things with hierarchical organizations but in my opinion this time is gone, and now we really have to push things further. Of course I know the downsides of non-hierarchical structures, nothing is "safe" in any way (all there is is lessons) but at least I feel there is a real potential with them, while pyramids are hopelessly useless.

On Amnesty: I used to read a lot of Amnesty International reports, trying to figure out WHY? WHY? WHY?  It can be a very draining experience. They can get really graphic, which at the time I thought would lead to clues about the causes of torture.  Although knowledge is good and protects, it can also be traumatizing to read their reports.  Vicarious traumatization, I believe is the technical term.  Except for the letter writing, they don't really *do* much against torture.  After all these years.  They rarely, if ever, really go down to the depths of an issue.  It's more than CNN, but it is not nearly enough.  This is from what I have seen.  I just checked their site at http://www.amnesty.org.  Although they talk about the abuse of women, it seems to subtly encourage a victim mentality and to raise fear without attacking the real causes. Also, they still seemed constrained by their 'non-partisan' or 'non-political' status. 

On Heirarchies: From my studies, they are rigid, inflexible structures that don't adapt well to change and are extremely vulnerable to manipulation, targeting a few leaders is all it takes.  It seems like heirarchies are all people know these days.  It's either rigid heirarchies or chaos. 

Kathy

God, all of this is so true, both freeme and Neomatrix.  I once made mention of this in an old writing I did, how we trade our parents and teacher authority figures from our childhood for our new adult authority figures.  But we never stop having hierarchal authority figures, somebody we have to report to, answer to, obey, appease, please, get permission from, submit and cowtow to.     Usually and most notably at work.  Unless you're your own boss or the owner of your own private business, (lucky you!) you have authority figures that you need to answer to and "obey."  Oh, I did my little project that you assigned to me, here you go.....(where's my gold star??)  I inputted this for you, took this message for you, proofread this for you, changed any mistakes.......do I get the red pen smiley face???   ???   Do people even realize the conditioning that this does to us???  I'm only just now really starting to analyze how having bosses and a submissive work position can affect a person on a greater, spiritual scale.   It's such a conditioning tool.   There are SO many people out there who don't want to have to THINK anymore.  They want to be told what to do, they want to be led, they want their hands held.   They want a boss hovering over them supervising them. They don't make decisions on their own, they're not "self starters".  (corporate lingo for those rare individuals who like to kick themselves in the ass instead of somebody else doing it, thank you....)   I've worked with people like this.  They couldn't/wouldn't THINK.  You know, people who were like "What should I do now?  What about now?  What about now?  What should I do now?? What should I do here?  What about here?  What about here? What do you mean make a judgement call decision??  What's that??   What is thinking??  What is that word??   Okay so what should I do now??....what about now??......"     Oh lordy lord.  That's extreme, but I have seen these people. It just makes me wonder.   

It's scary what our authoritarian hierarchial does to us all over the long haul, chip chip chipping away at our sense of sovereignty, power, confidence and independence.  Yikes.  It affects all of us in some way, even if we can't see it right away, nobody is immune.