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just described the dynamic through which the force known to
Gnostics as Yaldabaoth and Archons disconnects five-sense mind
from expanded awareness to imprison humanity in perceptual
servitude.
Figure 20: The mind ‘virus’ I have been writing about for decades seeks to isolate five-sense
mind (the computer) from the true ‘I’. (Image by Neil Hague).
About a year ago I came across a Native American concept of
Wetiko which describes precisely the same phenomenon. Wetiko is
the spelling used by the Cree and there are other versions including
wintiko and windigo used by other tribal groups. They spell the
name with lower case, but I see Wetiko as a proper noun as with
Archons and prefer a capital. I first saw an article about Wetiko by
writer and researcher Paul Levy which so synced with what I had
been writing about the computer/operator disconnection and later
the Archons. I then read his book, the fascinating Dispelling Wetiko,
Breaking the Spell of Evil. The parallels between what I had concluded
long before and the Native American concept of Wetiko were so
clear and obvious that it was almost funny. For Wetiko see the
Gnostic Archons for sure and the Jinn, the Predators, and every
other name for a force of evil, inversion and chaos. Wetiko is the
Native American name for the force that divides the computer from