The Negation of the Real | James Lindsay

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @TheImperatorKnight
    @TheImperatorKnight Год назад +585

    An hour and a half ago, I just told my viewers to watch the original Negation of the Real video, and then you go ahead and publish this one. What a coincidence! I'll update the links

    • @frans3950
      @frans3950 Год назад +53

      Just watched your video on the matter. I can recommend the video.

    • @TheImperatorKnight
      @TheImperatorKnight Год назад +73

      @@frans3950 Fantastic! If it wasn't for Lindsay, I probably wouldn't have figured this out (at least, not for a long time).

    • @Robert-yk2lk
      @Robert-yk2lk Год назад +7

      Is this like a revision of the first?

    • @jaydamalley3398
      @jaydamalley3398 Год назад +29

      @@TheImperatorKnight Seems to me you realized something was off about how these people communicate. So even though you may not have been able to articulate it clearly, it's good to know you were already skeptical about it. Speaking in general here.

    • @frans3950
      @frans3950 Год назад +8

      @@TheImperatorKnight How much time did it take for you te be convinced by Lindsay? Maybe you can make a video about it in the future. Are you religious yourself by the way?

  • @robinfox4440
    @robinfox4440 Год назад +359

    With these lectures, it's like James Lindsay has singlehandedly unmasked the Devil and his Game for the 21st century. I feel like I've had the wool lifted off from my eyes.

    • @OrunitaVivi
      @OrunitaVivi Год назад +10

      It's like he singlehandedly dug a rabbit hole that leads to the other side of the planet... but there's also 101 other videos on this stuff too.

    • @mrharpable
      @mrharpable Год назад +2

      China?

    • @freebird1477
      @freebird1477 Год назад +2

      ​@@OrunitaVivi I hope lots of ppl see this.

    • @James-ll3jb
      @James-ll3jb Год назад +4

      He never gets to the real issues. He just talks AROUND things; and the "secret religious cults throughout our history" shtick is a bit much!

    • @zarahchristensen1147
      @zarahchristensen1147 Год назад +11

      @@James-ll3jb why is it a bit much? You don’t think cults exist??

  • @sdrc92126
    @sdrc92126 Год назад +187

    “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.” ― George Orwell, 1984

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад +15

      ignorance is strength,
      war is peace,
      freedom is slavery

    • @viperstrike1908
      @viperstrike1908 Год назад +1

      Did you know that Orwell wrote 1984 in defense of democratic socialism.
      “Every line of serious work that I have written since 1936 has been written, directly or indirectly, against totalitarianism and for democratic socialism, as I understand it.”

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад +12

      @@viperstrike1908 simple yet everybody wants the same, just cannot agree on definitions of democratic and socialism.
      i mean the countries with democratic and socialist in the name are some of the worst places you would ever want to be, close to 1984, but they would say they need totalitarianism to protect their democracy and state socialist programs.

    • @eckz8659
      @eckz8659 Год назад +5

      ​@@viperstrike1908 Why is this relevant? What are you implying?

    • @viperstrike1908
      @viperstrike1908 Год назад

      @@eckz8659 people invoke 1984 as an argument against socialism and communism even though George Orwell himself wrote the book in defense of socialism. So I just think it’s ironic tbh.

  • @Aijan100
    @Aijan100 4 месяца назад +4

    People should be queuing to get an interview from James. This is a highly explosive material.

  • @JohnDoe-le8fy
    @JohnDoe-le8fy Год назад +52

    James is so far ahead of everyone else on this topic, it's quite amazing how well he understands it while it's way over the head of most people, even those that might want to understand. I love it!

  • @chrisn7972
    @chrisn7972 Год назад +279

    Please make this into a book. This may well be the most comprehensive articulation of this phenomenon out there!

    • @tom5083
      @tom5083 Год назад +16

      I second this,
      I'm looking up On Hegel: A Study in Sorcery by Eric Voegelin as mention by Lindsay.

    • @user-ju6zx3rm8d
      @user-ju6zx3rm8d Год назад +7

      legit

    • @somedandy7694
      @somedandy7694 Год назад +3

      There should be a big German word for when people hook others on why their hidden knowledge is enlightenment. And that's what Dr. Lindsay should call that book.

    • @tluk1900
      @tluk1900 Год назад

      Why did the tv show Lost preach “Man of Science, Man of Faith” and why is this man doing the same?

    • @timeless9you
      @timeless9you Год назад +5

      @@somedandy7694 "Weltanschauungskrieg"?

  • @NomineTuoDaGloriam
    @NomineTuoDaGloriam Год назад +251

    00:14 The Secret Religions of the West
    06:02 Secret religions operate by creating fake versions of things that deserve authority
    16:49 Beware of confidence epistemology and the creation of counterfeit authority
    21:06 Gender expands and negates biological sex through performance
    32:52 The spiritual path leads to gnosis, which is achieved by a change in the heart of the reader or listener
    38:16 Truth and faith are powerful tools in understanding the world
    48:22 Hegel's dialectical method moves from abstract to concrete understanding
    54:20 Hegel's logic is circular and sorcerous, leading to false knowledge
    1:04:28 The danger of gnosis posing as science in modern and post-modern politics
    1:09:58 Systemic change is necessary to prevent accidents and eliminate the car industry
    1:20:47 Negating reality is necessary to impose a fake solution and make it acceptable as a real resolution
    1:26:18 Communism is the resolution of conflicts between man and nature and between the individual and the species
    1:37:22 The goal is to negate the real to create a structural hyper-real simulation
    1:42:49 Hegel's philosophy is based on the belief that he alone knows the presentation of God and completed logic
    1:51:13 We must recognize and resist secret esoteric religions hiding as economics, politics, and science

  • @ironheadedDoF
    @ironheadedDoF Год назад +74

    “Tyranny is the deliberate removal of nuance” - Albert Maysles

  • @ginger8655
    @ginger8655 Год назад +65

    Hi James. You are a breath of fresh air. Truth is the new hate speech. Thanks for all of your hard work. 👍🏻

  • @BluegrassJay
    @BluegrassJay Год назад +57

    I've always had this feeling that all of this is like a societal OCD. This quest for absolute perfection in humanity which is driving people insane.

    • @DrCruel
      @DrCruel Год назад

      The occultists of the 19th century were scam artists. So also were the socialists. It's not so surprising to see crooks traveling in the same circles, cross-referencing their most successful techniques, and so on. Nor is it about "absolute perfection in humanity." It's about manipulating the human cattle for money and power.

    • @serpentines6356
      @serpentines6356 Год назад

      Oh, it's making so many people bat sheet crazy. Especially the women. So far, they are the ones who have shown me they have no problem being totalitarians. They will state, "You have no right"...

    • @lieshtmeiser5542
      @lieshtmeiser5542 Год назад

      "This quest for absolute perfection in humanity..."
      Whos trying for that? Itd be nice if the people in the town I live in were having 'a good college try' at "absolute perfection in humanity"...alas no.
      The irresponsibility and crime is ever-present.

    • @jen7662
      @jen7662 4 месяца назад

      I have OCD and man, it's like looking in a mirror when I see how obsessed people are. The drive to measure equity with in a millimeter...

    • @BluegrassJay
      @BluegrassJay 4 месяца назад

      @@jen7662 yeah I couldn't imagine living obsessed with equity driven by resentment.

  • @jaydamalley3398
    @jaydamalley3398 Год назад +107

    This talk gave me a few of those rare AHA moments. Thank you, James.

    • @HiddenOcelot
      @HiddenOcelot Год назад +1

      That ironically is the idea, that's what Marxism does it's the "aha" moment for people, the reason he's telling you this is so you actually understand it, because without the "aha" you wouldn't get it at all.

    • @stvbrsn
      @stvbrsn Год назад +2

      JL has a knack for doing that.

    • @archerkee9761
      @archerkee9761 Год назад +1

      exactly!

    • @swesleyc7
      @swesleyc7 Год назад +4

      JL seems to really understand Marxism, post-modernism and gnosticism today moreso than anyone I know of.

    • @robinaart72
      @robinaart72 Год назад +2

      here's another one for you - 'education of the new age'1954 by AB:
      "To many of you, for instance, the World War (ww2) was a supreme disaster, an agony to be averted in the future at any cost, a dire and dreadful happening indicative of the wickedness of man and the incredible blind indifference of God . To us, on the inner side, the World War was in the nature of a major surgical operation made in an effort to save the patient's life. A violent streptococcic germ and infection had menaced the life of humanity (speaking in symbols) and an operation was made in order to prolong opportunity and save life, not to save the form . This operation was largely successful . The germ, to be sure, is not eradicated and makes its presence felt in infected areas in the body of humanity . 1 1 2 EDUCATION IN THE NEW AGE Another surgical operation may be necessary, not in order to destroy and end the present civilisation, but in order to dissipate the infection and get rid of the fever. ... Let us work towards that end . But at the same time, let us never forget that.... when a form proves inadequate, or too diseased, or too crippled for the expression of that purpose, it is from the point of view of the Hierarchy-no disaster when that form has to go . Death is not a disaster to be feared ; the work of the Destroyer is not really cruel or undesirable . I say this to you who am myself upon the Ray of Love and know its meaning . There are two lines of destruction : that which is meted out by human beings with no understanding of the life purposes, who act blindly and ignorantly, prompted by selfish desire, by love of power or by hatred; there is also that which is permitted by the soul in due and right time, and it comes when a new vehicle of expression is demanded by the indwelling life . Therefore, there is much destruction permitted by the Custodians of the Plan and much evil turned into good, because the end is seen from the beginning, and the consciousness is ripe enough in experience to relinquish the form because of the sensed benefits to be gained. This is true of individuals, of nations and of races. "
      this quote comes from the 'person' who setup the trust that (according to their site) "has Consultive Status with the Economic and Social Council of the... " fill in the next 2 letters (first is a U ).

  • @stvbrsn
    @stvbrsn Год назад +43

    Finally!
    An explanation of Klaus Schwab’s purple space wizard jacket.

    • @annebruyne
      @annebruyne Год назад +3

      hahaha

    • @lloydgush
      @lloydgush Месяц назад

      Still incomplete in that front...

  • @PinkTorpedo909
    @PinkTorpedo909 Год назад +145

    It’s so good to see this info is being discussed and distributed to a broader audience. 20 years ago if you knew about this stuff you were on a long lonely path and unless you had an extremely open mind it’s so easy to come off as a sounding like a complete quackadoo. I guess that’s by design and a part of there illusion

    • @somedandy7694
      @somedandy7694 Год назад +10

      I always heard that word as whackadoo. I think I like quackado better

    • @fifthwallradio5477
      @fifthwallradio5477 Год назад +4

      Exactly

    • @charinabottae
      @charinabottae Год назад +7

      Before seeing your comment I was contemplating how interesting it is that it is out in the open anymore. It's no longer hiding in the shadows like it used to. Brazen is the word that comes to mind. So different than in the past. Now people are loud and proud to use their code language to signal to one another.

    • @freebird1477
      @freebird1477 Год назад

      ​​@@charinabottae agree. Last 20 years? Or since dem/ lib, wef , one world order, covid, I think covid made them v brave. And how can so many support this? I feel like cpu's made everything worse, as govts,agencies, were able to so easily gather info/data/ control.

    • @catocall7323
      @catocall7323 Год назад +5

      As someone who got into all of these ideas for a bit, I wouldn't call them secret. They write plenty of stuff on this. But they are obscure and definitely not part of general knowledge.

  • @stormy3307
    @stormy3307 Год назад +11

    FANTASTIC lecture!!! James nails it again. You are truly the only person who is laying out the WHY of it all. I'm a huge fan and I thank you so much.

  • @signa8
    @signa8 Год назад +42

    I had to watch this twice to make sure I absorbed the info in it. So important to understand!

    • @miroirs-jumeaux
      @miroirs-jumeaux Год назад

      How did you watch a two hour video twice in 44 minutes?
      Which is to say, I see this video claims to have been up for 44 minutes now, but the run time is nearly two hours.

    • @signa8
      @signa8 Год назад +1

      @@miroirs-jumeaux I'm super fast. Maybe that's why I needed to watch it twice!

    • @signa8
      @signa8 Год назад +4

      @miroirsjumeaux [snark aside, this video has been up for months on the Sovereign Nations channel. I hope you figured that out after asking your question]

    • @michaelthelen1
      @michaelthelen1 Год назад +2

      @@signa8 phew, I thought I was going crazy or there was a glitch in the matrix because the first few minutes seemed REALLY familiar!

    • @vanessali1365
      @vanessali1365 Год назад

      Over 2mths ago

  • @ruskoruskov3086
    @ruskoruskov3086 2 месяца назад +1

    What a lecturer....the quality of knowledge & learning is immeasurable...many many thank James....

  • @leslielandberg5620
    @leslielandberg5620 Год назад +22

    Dr. Lindsey is a national treasure and (unsung) hero of Liberalism and logical empiricism.
    He also writes some good jokes and his timing and delivery is fine. Mainly his humor is so sly it goes over people's heads at times. It's blink and you miss it, so mainly he needs to learn how to telegraph the jokes.
    Most comics avaoid doing that, but since his oevre is serious, he has to pitch the jokes more broadly.
    It helps that he points out he's made a joke, which primes his audience to expect them in the future. That seems to be working. He got a nice laugh just now.
    As a comic, I can tell you its important to that our jokes connect. They're sort of like our children. I approve!

    • @VesnaVK
      @VesnaVK Год назад +1

      My take is that not all jokes need to get a laugh. They create a feeling. And you have to trust them as you say them. But when he says "that was a joke," I go from a pleasant feeling ("that was smooth, very nicely put") to an icky feeling (harder to describe, but something like feeling embarrassed for him, mocked by him, and even a little shock and betrayal that he devalued something fragile and kind of special. Meaning not just the joke itself, but the whole flow. Really takes me out of the moment. Wince. What are your thoughts on this, as a comic?

  • @sarabavota
    @sarabavota 11 месяцев назад +1

    I am now discovering James Lindsay and I still cannot believe how this knowledge can be accessible for free!
    I am listening from Italy and now in the free time I love listening to videos or podcast, from USA and Canada mainly, that can give me part of the explaination of the world we are living

  • @shinchcliffe2133
    @shinchcliffe2133 Год назад +66

    This new change from the Marxists has hit my work already, at a university. Thank you, James for the ammunition to fight

    • @elizabethspence4033
      @elizabethspence4033 Год назад +3

      Pretty sure I was on to something and started to question things and I believe why I am no longer a part of a university. 5 years later I see a clearer picture. My innocent observations were dangerous.

    • @eckz8659
      @eckz8659 Год назад +1

      ​@@elizabethspence4033 I'm so sorry. We need people like you in those positions for exactly this reason.

    • @serpentines6356
      @serpentines6356 Год назад +1

      Can you say, what was the specific change?

    • @elizabethspence4033
      @elizabethspence4033 Год назад

      @@serpentines6356not really. Or I'd rather not say.

    • @jessicastewart7015
      @jessicastewart7015 Год назад +4

      Hit Highland Park Sr. High in 1966: A soc./history teacher, fired after telling Junior class that the best form of gov't. is Communism. 1968 U. of M, Mpls-- instructor tells class, at end of last day of the quarter, that only "homosexuality" is non-oppressive. No one moved a muscle.

  • @VeilQuest
    @VeilQuest Год назад +18

    I was studying occultism, esotericism, hermetcism and other isms for 6 years. I had a crisis of faith (what they call the dark night of the soul that allegedly you're supposed to push through, the gnosis and illumination is allegedly just beyond this point of cognitive dissonance) and gave up my practice. I started focusing on my career and family life and paying attention to the news, politics and figuring out what on earth is happening. The way you explain how this topic, how these secret religions tie into the current crisis is something I never understood and am so happy to have explained. Thank you Mr Lindsay

  • @rubistar726
    @rubistar726 Год назад +21

    Really gets going at ab 55min with the "wizards circle".
    You are too good James. God bless you

  • @wcm8909
    @wcm8909 Год назад +43

    James is the man, keep fighting, love listening to your talks even though half of it goes over my head sometimes haha

    • @darianbalcom8777
      @darianbalcom8777 8 месяцев назад

      Same. I can't know if he's full of shit or not but it's fun to listen. He's definitely saying some true things.

  • @johnbrown4568
    @johnbrown4568 Год назад +28

    Thank you Dr Lindsay for another extremely well researched presentation.

  • @learningagain4094
    @learningagain4094 Год назад +21

    This is an incredibly sophisticated talk, I've learnt so much and this will help with future discernment. Thank you James Lindsay, God Bless you; I do pray you come to Christ.

    • @tlcetc4506
      @tlcetc4506 Год назад +1

      If you haven't, watch the round table discussion Weaponization of the Dialectic that he participates in.

    • @Yesica1993
      @Yesica1993 Год назад

      Amen!

    • @Patrick-gf5xg
      @Patrick-gf5xg Год назад

      ​@@tlcetc4506Any link for that? Thanks.

    • @aisthpaoitht
      @aisthpaoitht Год назад

      This talk is completely surface level and takes his conclusions as granted. He is taking truth and reality as granted without actually exploring it. He is using a lot of words to tell you what you want to hear. He is a sophist.

    • @jaxjax2011
      @jaxjax2011 Год назад

      ​@@aisthpaoitht I don't think that anyone really wants to hear about the failures of gnosticism, hermeticism, or esotericism. I'm sure that there are people who are wrapped up in the politics of all this who do just hear whayever they want to. But for me, gaining a decent grasp on the topics that James is talking about has been very painful, in that it's forced me to look inward and backward and recognize these thought forms for the temptations that they really are.

  • @dawnemile7499
    @dawnemile7499 Год назад +6

    This is one of the most important talks that James has given. I understood what he is talking about much more clearly after listening to Tikhistory talking about the book "The Occult Roots of Nazism".

  • @aaronjeter8523
    @aaronjeter8523 Год назад +3

    One of the best lectures I have listened to distilling what many have intuitively known but became more measurable and crystallized these last three years. @59:30
    "Replacing your first reality of your experience, and replacing it with the second reality of imaginative construction."

  • @tjamesfree
    @tjamesfree Год назад +8

    Thank you James! Listening is not enough. Taking notes is not enough. Reading the sources is not enough. Writing one's own understanding is not enough... We must do more! But at least we're listening... Thank you James for all your illuminating lectures! Why aren't more public intellectuals talking with you?

  • @SuperFacecloth
    @SuperFacecloth Год назад +13

    You are on point, moving with the fire. There will be an intense demonstration of a lot of the points you are making, and I would say soon. This is a sustaining message.
    P.S. - Woke means vengeful ignorance.

  • @teslinjoe5938
    @teslinjoe5938 Год назад +36

    Excellent. Looking forward to Sessions 2 and 3. Thank you, Dr. Lindsay!

  • @chelebeaqueen
    @chelebeaqueen Год назад +14

    at 1:00-ish : one of the things i love most about Dr Lindsay is not just the "stupid math jokes" but his continuation of the jovial play in Academia that only exists with those who appreciate the intellect of others as well as their own. 🥰

  • @deborahshort7596
    @deborahshort7596 Год назад +5

    Bravo
    Can't thank you enough for the clarity you bring to these evil insane times

  • @scillyautomatic
    @scillyautomatic Год назад +14

    I'm still jazzed about the last video - "Opting Out". That was the best thing I've heard in a long time.

    • @scillyautomatic
      @scillyautomatic Год назад

      This video is great too! Not to take away from this one.

    • @keenanlarsen1639
      @keenanlarsen1639 Год назад

      Yeah that one was very insightful.

    • @ToJoMayer
      @ToJoMayer Год назад +1

      Yes. James has been sprinkling more and more practical ideas amongst the philosophical stuff. I slow-poke like me sorely needs such departures from philosophy/theosophy/alchemy/etc.

  • @ipell5280
    @ipell5280 Год назад +12

    Dr. Lindsay,
    You are making the world a smarter place. THANK YOU!

  • @designersunset
    @designersunset Год назад +10

    Yes, this is correct. One simple way to recognize gnostisism is that their teachings include"secret truths". As Christ is the Way, the Truth and the Light, there can never be secrets in His righteousness. Thanks 👍You've definitely exposed that gnostisism works quite well the counterfeit identities we see openly celebrated in society today.

    • @designersunset
      @designersunset Год назад +1

      @@GhostVera your reply makes no sense. Christianity is NOT gnostic. Perhaps reread my reply again. All the best.

  • @timeless9you
    @timeless9you Год назад +6

    I saw a comment on Substack on James video on SEL being one of his most important, but I think this one is not only one of James's most important videos, but also one of the most important videos on the internet at large.

  • @Aijan100
    @Aijan100 4 месяца назад +2

    This man cracked the woke code with his brilliant mathematical mind. Science is anchored in reality and we must hold onto it.

  • @sebastiansirvas1530
    @sebastiansirvas1530 Год назад +14

    The title reminds me of "Los Enemigos Del Comercio" or "The Enemies Of Commerce" de Antonio Escohotado. He also called the commies (from pre-marxists to post-marxists) the enemies of reality. It is interesting how different approaches arrive at the same conclusion. It really is that undeniable.

    • @sebastiansirvas1530
      @sebastiansirvas1530 Год назад +1

      @@history3585 I found it in spanish on libgen. Not sure if there is a translation, but there should. According to wikipedia, its english title should be "The enemies of commerce. A moral history of property"

  • @AnnaBanana1706
    @AnnaBanana1706 Год назад +1

    I am so glad I found this. WOW! This pulls together so many threads, thank you so much!!

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo Год назад +55

    religion: empowers the individual,
    cult: disempowers the individual,

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад +6

      religon, authority exclusively not of this world.
      cult, authority is exclusively of this world,
      yes, you got it, catholicism is accult.

    • @negy2570
      @negy2570 Год назад

      religion: empowers churches of any denomination exploiting individuals resources
      cult: same
      "secret religions of the West": same
      😇

    • @mariussielcken
      @mariussielcken Год назад

      ​@@tensevo and the sick thing, the top Catholics know it, but because they are psychopaths, they revel in lies.

    • @Patrick-gf5xg
      @Patrick-gf5xg Год назад

      Excellent!

    • @Swagbastian
      @Swagbastian Год назад +1

      ​@@tensevo bruh

  • @sarahjones79
    @sarahjones79 Год назад +7

    Very very excited and grateful for these videos thank you so much Dr Lindsay🙏🏻

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo Год назад +22

    when somebody is telling you to believe them, based on their authority,
    not based on something you can sense or measure for yourself,
    you are dealing with a cult.

    • @radagast7200
      @radagast7200 Год назад

      They launder their ideology through the institutions they have captured. It's why they suddenly care so much what 'the experts' have to say.
      "Are you an expert?!" If someone says this, you know you are dealing with a cult.

    • @justifiably_stupid4998
      @justifiably_stupid4998 Год назад +1

      The standard is reality. To some, truth is perceptual evidence. To some, truth i revelation of supernatural realms. Tp some, truths are mathematical proofs and platonic forms. To cultists truth is the written word of a doctrine or the whims of a person.

    • @tonyromano6220
      @tonyromano6220 Год назад

      Or the swamp

    • @hopplahoppla9328
      @hopplahoppla9328 8 месяцев назад

      Isn't that exactly what all religions do.

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo 8 месяцев назад

      @@hopplahoppla9328 religions, to the extent they are not cults, do not tell ppl what to believe. religion is more about mimicking practice, and what works, sticks,

  • @solsticemagik
    @solsticemagik Год назад +4

    So glad that I recently found you. You are answering a lot of questions I have regarding why they are doing what they are doing. Interesting to watch this play out aware and awake

  • @billandpech
    @billandpech Год назад +11

    Beautifully done as always!

  • @koczisek
    @koczisek Год назад +3

    Absolutely something I've been waiting for for years. But I can only understand it because of everything I've read during all these years I spent on learning about reality and our plight.
    It's truly ancient royal arcana, which came to Christianitas with returning Crusaders and Holy Land visitors, and got its adepts and then masters in the Rosicrucian Order. The true spiritual, esoteric and "scientific" beginnings of complete madness we can observe 5-6 centuries later.

  • @patrickvance7592
    @patrickvance7592 Год назад +3

    Wow, explains so much. It’s the endless criticism, the “not that” that means they cannot describe an alternative or end state, the condemning of an entire system and all its constituent parts. We are “on the wrong side of history” because we insist on truth, logic, proof. We are indeed in their magic circle when we are arguing but we must address it only in their self created magical terms; we must repeat the spell, then try to break it.

  • @josflorida5346
    @josflorida5346 Год назад +5

    I shocked a lady the other day when i was explaining virtue signalling and secret language. She thought i was crazy. So... i started talking about the underground railroad....

  • @charinabottae
    @charinabottae Год назад +4

    Oh how I wish I could get my neighbors, family, church members to understand what was said in this lecture. Sadly it takes more time than most people can devote from their busy lives to understand the principalities and powers at play.

  • @kristyleavitt8007
    @kristyleavitt8007 Год назад +4

    Fascinating talk! Thank you, James!

  • @mistuhgee
    @mistuhgee Год назад +30

    This is up there with Jordan Peterson's Genesis lectures. It will bear several hearings.

    • @SugaryPhoenixxx
      @SugaryPhoenixxx Год назад

      Both JP & JL are at the top of their games. Whenever someone wants to learn about the new marxist movement I always refer them to JP first explaining postmodernism, marxism, & religion. & then once they get the basics I send them over to James for the nitty gritty details of the marxist plan to takeover the west.
      It works every time so long as the person was already receptive to it & not a default leftist. Nothing against democrats, I am talking about *leftists*.

    • @MyMuse1111
      @MyMuse1111 Год назад

      Anglicans got it

    • @Alexander-pf4ne
      @Alexander-pf4ne Год назад

      @@MyMuse1111 What do you mean by that?

  • @EricYoungArt
    @EricYoungArt Год назад +2

    Very informative. I've only recently learned about gnostic mythology in the last few years. But I was raised as a Jehovah's Witness and now I'm seeing so many correlations between the gnostic cult projects and JW dogma. The founder of JWs was rumored to be a freemason but even if he wasn't officially a member, he was clearly influenced by esoteric Egyptian theology. He's buried in a replica pyramid at the JW headquarters in NY...
    I think this problem is far bigger than we're realizing, it's not just in the educational and political institutions, it's everywhere.
    The freedom of religion in America means these secret gnostic religions have been growing and adapting for the last few centuries. After learning all this, It feels like this is all in an efforts to push their project of synthesis ideology further and further.

  • @suspiciousentity9305
    @suspiciousentity9305 Год назад +9

    "Suitcase words" used to be a thing to avoid in serious writing. It's a useful, yet strangely forgotten term.

  • @glenholmgren1218
    @glenholmgren1218 Год назад +4

    Awesome! Best description I ha e ever heard for all this insanity! 😮❤

  • @Mark_Dyer1
    @Mark_Dyer1 Год назад +4

    "Reason keeps faith sane!" [35:00] If there is one message I have been trying to get across to Christians throughout the adult part of my seventy-one years, it is this one, James. But, one of the greatest gifts given to me was to have studied Theology at university, back in the 1970s. There, we encountered Gnosticism early on (one is unlikely to have encounered it in Physics!) as it was attacked in the New Testament, and through Early Fathers such as Irenaus. My DICTIONARY OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY (Ed. Alan Riuchardson) defines Gnosticism as "systems of belief which claimed to impart a special knowledge of God, of his relation to ther world and to men, and of redemption, whose possession intellectually and spiritually enlightened the initiated and thus guaranteed the salvation of their souls". This is why so many Christians are able to perceive Gnosticism in 'Woke'; and to see 'Woke' as a 'religious' movement. This is especially apparent when one sees in such luminaries as TONY BLAIR and KLAUS SCHWAB a certain hubristic arrogance and conceit. They consider themselves 'enlightened' and as 'initiates' into special secret knowledge, which requires their own vast intellects, before it may be discerned. For the ordinary "lesser mortals" there is no hope.

  • @pamelaromero8282
    @pamelaromero8282 Год назад +3

    Thanks for helping us to understand the current situation!

  • @hwk13118
    @hwk13118 Год назад +4

    William Cooper has a brilliant series called 'Mystery Babylon' in which he talks at length about the mystery religions of history and their current proponents in our times. Relatively hard to find since his radio show was ran during the 90s, but well worth the 30+ hours of broadcasts if your interested in this philosophy/religion.

  • @michaelsorensen7567
    @michaelsorensen7567 Год назад +18

    Thanks for providing the forum. Just got an answer to a question that has bugged me for over 10 years.
    I was in a college psychology class and we were discussing the virtues of the scientific method, and I had asked the professor "why haven't we come up with something BETTER than the scientific method?" He responded with "how can you be better than something that is self critical, and always asks itself for proof?"
    Listening to this on my drive to work this morning, and I realized that a major flat with the scientific method is there's no room for things which aren't yet provable, but are nevertheless true.
    A non religious example of this might be the "fallacy fallacy", wherein we reject predictions based off the fact they're not logical, even when they're correct. Gay marriage, for example, all the people against it said it would lead to further degeneracy, and those for it immediately cried "slippery slope". And now, we're arguing over trans-ing kids and normalizing pedophilia. The thinking may have been fallacial, but the prediction was correct.

    • @Aircalibur
      @Aircalibur Год назад

      Invoking fallacies reeks of mediocrity anyhow. Not a single thought about fallacies should figure into assessing the validity of a truth claim - you can assess just fine without knowing about a single one. Fallacies are overrated and mostly invoked by the lowest stratum of those who study soft subjects or philosophy and fancy themselves intelligent. They're essentially just a means for emotional and untalented people to dismiss arguments without having to engage them intellectually.

    • @boobah5643
      @boobah5643 Год назад

      It's not a fault of the scientific method; it's a fault with the folks who believe that science can and should address everything, which it doesn't. Science can't tell you whether waffles or pancakes, pie vs. cake, or even whether or not pineapple is an acceptable pizza topping.
      Science, in fact, can never tell you what you _should_ do; the most it may tell you are likely consequences of a suggested action. Whether those consequences are 'good' or 'bad' science does not, and cannot, evaluate.

    • @TheMylittletony
      @TheMylittletony Год назад +1

      Slippery slope isn't always fallacious. If you claim something will escalate (do down the slope) as if it's an established fact, without actual support; that's a fallacy. But when you're thinking/warning about the possibility/risk, it's not a fallacy. Salami slicing is an actual tactic actively used in politics to get things done, and we've seen just that numerous times. The whole trans thing and the covid lockdowns are just a few examples, but there are many more. It doesn't even have to be on purpose. Unintentional mission creep is a real thing.

    • @boobah5643
      @boobah5643 Год назад

      @TheMylittletony When applied to characterization, this process is often called "flanderization," after Homer's nemesis/foil who started out a _slightly_ more idealized patriarch before becoming who is today.

    • @serpentines6356
      @serpentines6356 Год назад +3

      That is the observation Dennis Prager makes. And as a more "secular" person, I agree.
      Redefining "marriage" made "gender" not important. "Gender doesn't matter".
      Blew the whole thing wide open, and now we have smiling women doctors at Childrens hospitals saying all these little kids know they are really a boy, not a girl, etc. Makes me stark raving ill.
      Personally, I h8te the word "gender". But, use it for convenience here.

  • @LogosAdventist7Day
    @LogosAdventist7Day 3 месяца назад +3

    Anti Christ is exactly that, anti, not for anything. Anti Christ, and anti everything else. Esotericism is rooted in the negative as is clearly stated. Against everything.

  • @Brandon-w3o
    @Brandon-w3o Год назад +2

    Instant subscription!!!!
    How am I only now finding out about this channel...

  • @ajrodriguez5305
    @ajrodriguez5305 Год назад +6

    When James talks about copies of copies, that's called "generation loss".
    My favorite way to understand the simulacra concept is a spongebob meme: you start with a living sea sponge, then you create a synthetic sponge, then a drawing of a synthetic sponge, then finally SpongeBob SquarePants.
    It isn't about copies, but representations or symbols that eventually lose the connection to what they originally represented, no connection to reality.
    Another example. There's a famous painting of a tobacco pipe with the words: Ceci n'est pas une pipe...this is not a pipe

  • @timhamelin5721
    @timhamelin5721 Год назад +1

    This was exceptional. Well thought out and presented. Going to share, share, share!

  • @marekchrenko5601
    @marekchrenko5601 Год назад +7

    Great lecture! I recommend the book "The Gnostic Empire Strikes Back" by Peter Jones. It was published in 1992 and discusses this from purely Christian perspective. The subtitle of this book is "An Old Heresy for the New Age".

  • @kevinashcroft2028
    @kevinashcroft2028 Год назад +1

    Inspiring talk ; observation teaches that anyone who has so obviously rejected , through their speech + action , faith + reason and proceed to become over - exposed in the public sphere , exude gnosticism together with all its veneer .

  • @lemonknope
    @lemonknope Год назад +5

    Your work is invaluable🙏

  • @kiyoshifujino4453
    @kiyoshifujino4453 Год назад +2

    Your thesis describes a perfect tool towards third position.
    Its brilliant,thank you.
    I miss the why and who.The end goal.

  • @maddevil7474
    @maddevil7474 Год назад +39

    I have been listening to this podcast for quite awhile and I have to say that I saw value in it from the beginning although it made my head hurt for sure… and I have read a fair amount of challenging literature in my time.
    But I have to say that once all of these ideas begin to turn into something cohesive it feels like I am changed in a fundamental way from it… it is a very weird feeling that began to take place around the time when James was putting up the podcasts on the theology of Marxism itself…
    I feel like these ideas have changed me internally in some irreversible way… I haven’t become radicalized per se but I indeed feel more radical as a result of having heard these ideas.
    I have had a lot of time to meditate on it but I am kind of disturbed by the whole thing.
    I am a mature adult but these kinds of ideas are really dangerous to be taught to kids… frankly most adults as well.
    Now every time I think of the garden of Eden I find myself contemplating the snake’s side of the story… that didn’t used to happen!

    • @jeffreynolds3527
      @jeffreynolds3527 Год назад +5

      Sounds like you are on the road to the truth. There is such a thing as absolute truth. And best of all, it doesn't change and it has been clearly disclosed. Check out the Gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John if you want to have all the wool completely removed.

    • @KatanamasterV
      @KatanamasterV Год назад +1

      If you would care to attempt an interesting thought exercise I can attempt to formulate the responses of the snake.
      Maybe it's helpful and maybe it's not but I'm just a guy who developed an unconscious rejection of Gnostic materials like two decades ago and its taken me about that long to sort out why I dislike much of what I dislike.
      What would you want to ask or discuss?

    • @shinigamiryuk2907
      @shinigamiryuk2907 Год назад +1

      ​@@KatanamasterV I would like to attempt your thought exercise. Please formulate the responses of the snake.

    • @KatanamasterV
      @KatanamasterV Год назад

      @@shinigamiryuk2907 Pick the question

    • @Dvnllnvg
      @Dvnllnvg Год назад +1

      @@KatanamasterV What, in this garden leaves you so dissatisfied and where does that dissatisfaction come from?

  • @MoiLiberty
    @MoiLiberty Год назад +1

    This guy gets it. James, right on man.
    Jonathan Pageau gave me the insight you shared through symbolic worldview.
    I saw James talk with Pageau, it was great.
    More recently, I saw James talk with Peterson was also fantastic.

  • @randyca9122
    @randyca9122 Год назад +5

    Wow! The top of my head just blew off.

    • @TheEdudo
      @TheEdudo Год назад

      it is a good start, will be quite a journey, mine started 3 years ago, i took the red pill, it is bitter, but at least i know is the truth.

  • @jean-pierremagloire3332
    @jean-pierremagloire3332 2 месяца назад

    So true and profound. Much of occult initiation involves a great deal of what is termed 'guided visualisation'. In everyday life this can take the form of theater, film, soap opera, TV commercials, political speeches, pop music, Olympic ceremonies, Superbowl performances. The magick of the holly wood... the art and science of causing change to occur in conformity with the will. Therefore we do well to take care what we allow to be painted on the canvas of our mind. As Solomon once said: "Guard your heart for it is the wellspring of life."

  • @wurzelbert84wucher5
    @wurzelbert84wucher5 Год назад +3

    I fear, if we really knew the amount of hermetic/cultic lies in our society, we would be completely shocked and devastated.

  • @pgajdics
    @pgajdics Год назад +1

    I wish I could give you, James, a huge hug in appreciation for your intelligent dissemination of the corruption of reality that we are all facing, one way or another. These "false" truths (particularly gender ideology) have caused me personally so much distress, and it helps me beyond words to hear someone like you explain how we arrived at our current cultural madness. I have also just finished your book, "The Marxification of Education," which I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to understand how young people's minds are being corrupted with these insanities.

  • @konstantinatanassov4353
    @konstantinatanassov4353 Год назад +13

    The video is dead spot on!
    From my personal experence:
    I have witnessed the mechanisms of the 'gnostic' religion in real life, unfortunaltely, even in my close circle. Especially the part of the self-imposed censorship and the clear understanding (actually belief), that "all needed knowledge is already aquired, so there is no further knowledge out there". This explains, why Queers (just as example) believe that there is no objective truth out there, or the systematic destruction of categories, by making them unspecific and unrecognizable, by the, for the explanation's sake, "left". This is why the ideologies look like lit from the same "matrix", with just different "ingredients" put inside, and arguments with them usually goes into endless loops, like "it is 'this' way -> therefore 'that' follows -> because it is 'this' way".
    Here is my pure brainstorming on it:
    it looks like a intrinsic logical fallacy within our minds (an "internal defect" of our minds, comparable to a road "bump"), which is triggered, when experiencing "belief" (conceptualizing the unlimitness and boundlessness) and is able to derail the actual "belief", into a complex closed loop. It could be the feeling of fear, combined with a fallacial logical coping mechanism, of said concept, in order to address it. I assume, that it is not a conspiracy, but rather a systematically existing logical vulnerability of humans, which gets exploited time and time again, after it has been discovered for the first time in ages past. The ever occurring motives are a result of radiation from previous spreads, as well as their narrative-fitting nature. I didn't yet fully grasp, if actually every religion is fallacial in its core, or it is just a similar mechanism, activating a lot of the same parts of the brain, which makes it a good vessel.
    Have a good night!

    • @offshoretomorrow3346
      @offshoretomorrow3346 Год назад +4

      Amazing observation!

    • @timeless9you
      @timeless9you Год назад +1

      Regarding your comment, "if actually every religion is fallacial...", Manly P. Hall wrote on the 12 world teachers. I heard or read Hall comment on his text that out of the 12, that only Jesus was based on truth, and the other 11 teachers were looking for something else.

    • @serpentines6356
      @serpentines6356 Год назад

      Well, I don't really follow. Can you simplify?
      I have been focused on reading about the "trans" issue...So, my simple question is, in your estimation, why the heck are so many women (doctors, educators, mothers) throwing out all the other previous knowledge of child development out the window, and now believing 3 & 4 yr. olds know they are the opposite s*x if they say so? And even pushing this garbage on kindergartners?
      The "affirmation only" cult mentality has taken over so many people's minds, its mind boggling. I partly understand since I grew up in basically a religious personality cult, and I partly don't. Growing up in the 'cult' made me very sceptical about any kind of "group think", and all this BLM, SJW, Trans stuff, from the very beginning. Every single friend goes along with it, except for the trans stuff, so I don't even let them know what I think about it.

    • @nappa3550
      @nappa3550 Год назад

      With my limited knowledge (I haven't even went to a college or university yet) when I thought deep enough it did seem like some sort of defect logically speaking.

    • @timeless9you
      @timeless9you Год назад +2

      @@nappa3550 Their goal is not “truth”; it is “to cause belief”. That is why they want the Bible off the table and the believers silent.

  • @AliasArketer
    @AliasArketer Год назад +1

    This had me more livid than I was expecting. Well done!

  • @chasingblue8952
    @chasingblue8952 Год назад +5

    Thank you, for the tools to confront the hydra heads in Western daily life.

  • @countdublevay7327
    @countdublevay7327 Год назад +2

    The "Not That" idea is a fantastic angle that hasn't been pointed out before.
    It would be great to hear J.L. address "The Mores" and how they fit in to everything.
    The Mores always only want the one thing as well. They want more.
    Holes. Endless appetite. More.

  • @brendanmoss3572
    @brendanmoss3572 Год назад +4

    Amazing presentation, thank your for enlighten my mind

  • @judii4370
    @judii4370 Год назад

    Hello, I watch these James Lindsay videos over and over...thank you. Judy Blabla

  • @justifiably_stupid4998
    @justifiably_stupid4998 Год назад +4

    "There is a fundamental difference between a cult and religion." I hope this line will get revisited and not discarded.

  • @ReasonAboveEverything
    @ReasonAboveEverything 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you man. You are pretty much the only guy breaking this down this "theology".

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo Год назад +9

    this is basically how all collectivists operate, negate the real,
    make my abstract vision, concrete.
    rinse, repeat.

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад

      the way it works is by basically hypnotising you, so you dont know your arse from your elbow, you dont know what gender you are, you essentially know nothing, all your knowledge comes from the authority, which change the rules regularly, daily is preferable, to keep you gripped by their sourcery.

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад +2

      hitler, mao, stalin, all operated in this way. Hegelian dialectic, problem, reaction, solution, problem, reaction, solution......which draws you deeper into dependence on the source of claimed truth, meanwhile objective truth is happening, but you are oblivious to it.

    • @tensevo
      @tensevo Год назад +7

      another technique they used, was constant notifications and warnings, to keep populace gripped by fear.

    • @benboothroyd1523
      @benboothroyd1523 Год назад +4

      Yes, abstraction is the key - as they cannot substantiate their claims about the world, they exist in the plain of vagueness, subjectivity (‘your truth’ and ‘my truth’, not the truth) and low resolution thinking.

  • @jerrymander8020
    @jerrymander8020 Год назад +1

    Jim is brilliant and a true warrior. You will learn a heck of a lot with these vids

  • @arrgylerawrgyle3784
    @arrgylerawrgyle3784 Год назад +4

    Finally I link my hatred of astrology into this... Thanks!
    Seriously I was thinking on it.

  • @kentvanschuyler9520
    @kentvanschuyler9520 Год назад +2

    Bravo MONSTER mystro James. God bless and protect you

  • @questor55
    @questor55 Год назад +4

    The Wizard's Circle of Trans as I see it:
    "Gender" invented in the 60's. A word loosely duplicated from sex, then played with in ways to "negate the real." The simulacrum. Further linguistics are used to strengthen the circle...
    "sex change" - You can't change sex. But almost everyone now accepts that in some sense, the hyperreal sense, you can.
    "trans woman" - Not a woman. But most people believe he is, in a hyperreal sense, a woman.
    "biological man," "cis man" - once trapped inside the wizard's circle, you'll accept these terms as useful, and they fortify it.

  • @bobdobalina838
    @bobdobalina838 Год назад +2

    For my money james lindsey is the most important thinker of our current times.

  • @larshoffmann7
    @larshoffmann7 Год назад +3

    The simulacrity tendency fits exactly with how Iain McGilchrist describes the tendency of the left brain hemisphere to create fake worlds when not balanced with the right hemisphere.

  • @johncosta8538
    @johncosta8538 Год назад

    I have learned so much from James Lindsay the last few years its incredible

  • @perimele6
    @perimele6 Год назад +3

    "What do we want?" "NOT THAT!" "When do we want it?" "BEFORE NOW!"

  • @IlmarBeekman
    @IlmarBeekman Год назад +1

    Amazing lecture!!!!! Very illuminating!

  • @regulator9leorise629
    @regulator9leorise629 Год назад +1

    Amazing Lecture

  • @Alain_Co
    @Alain_Co Год назад +4

    I realize that what you describe, match on a tragedy when I was younger, the Hale Bopp suicide "Heaven's gate", people who self castrated, then suicided in the hope to enter a higher level of existence with aliens.

  • @tgil0123
    @tgil0123 Год назад +1

    Excellent talk. Great critical overview of Critical theories as hermetic gnosticism. James even manages to get the thought of both Baudrillard and Voegelin to support his point.

  • @kevinferrin5695
    @kevinferrin5695 Год назад +4

    They call everything else performative when that is exactly what they are doing.

  • @glenholmgren1218
    @glenholmgren1218 Год назад +1

    Golden Nuggets!
    Keep 'em coming😊❤

  • @tensevo
    @tensevo Год назад +9

    the denouncement, is the announcement
    the reaction, is the action

  • @aaronlanda8077
    @aaronlanda8077 Год назад +1

    Thank you for what you are doing.

  • @jasonhammonds7505
    @jasonhammonds7505 Год назад +7

    Amazing presentation. In the future could you please post reference materials? Or links?

  • @Aijan100
    @Aijan100 4 месяца назад +2

    I was so disappointed with how J.Peterson delivered his interview with James! He didn’t allow James to get his message across and familiarise the audience with his fantastic work. Jordan should invite him again, sit quietly and just let James speak and not try to do psychoanalysis on him.

  • @lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre
    @lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre Год назад +3

    Well I didn't know I was into this, or rather that this is what i was into. I just thought I was researching... You just blew me away I'm so glad I found this channel a couple days ago. How did the algorithm know? I got into this when I heard about the keys from Solomon and the Russian timelinewhere the middleages never existed.. But I am deeply immersed in this. I just thought this was religion that was hitting on today's truths

    • @VesnaVK
      @VesnaVK Год назад

      What's this about a timeline where the middle ages never existed? Can you recommend some videos or channels?

    • @lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre
      @lemonstealinghorsdoeuvre Год назад

      @@VesnaVK look for _Anatoly Fomenko_ hes the main man behind it. To be fair, i have no idea what kind of content is here on RUclips, I read about him.... a while ago and it's the dark ages didn't occur, the middle ages are copied onto the dark ages. My bad

    • @boobah5643
      @boobah5643 Год назад

      @@VesnaVK I first heard about this from _Our Fake History,_ episode #43 "What is Phantom Time?" The second half of the episode gives an overview of Fomenko's ideas, and why the podcast's creator doesn't buy it.
      The claim is that human history only extends to about 1200 AD, and that anything supposedly earlier than that is a copy-and-paste with names swapped around to pretend at an older history. Additionally, dude claims that all steppe nomads that have periodically come conquering off the steppe (Scythians, Mongols, Huns, what have you) were all _really_ Russians, and that Russia was dominant politically and culturally in Europe and Asia for the first few centuries of 'true' history.
      Anyway, after the super special awesome Russians lost their cultural and political dominance, those nasty western Europeans (especially the English) popularized their fake history (including the story about how the Russians were conquered by one of the steppe nomad peoples invented for the fake history.) Because the true Russians were so awesome it made sense to metaphorically kick them while they were down, rather than simply point and laugh at their diminished state.
      Never you mind all the physical evidence of human history older than the 1200s. According to Fomenko, that's all pre-history, and the 'history' we associate with it is all part of the hoax meant to rob the Russians of their rightful place in history.

  • @lasseharbitz9506
    @lasseharbitz9506 Год назад +2

    Very interesting perspective and cleverly explained. Reminds me of some of the old Hour of the time-radio shows with William Cooper.

  • @mistuhgee
    @mistuhgee Год назад +3

    Well, that was terrifying.