Part 5, How I put The Matrix Revealed together

by Jon Rappoport

November 5, 2013

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As you read this article, keep in mind words like “resonance,” “harmony,” “entrainment.” In the field of mind control and propaganda, they specifically refer to conditioning.

They refer to ways of getting a target audience to enter a trance.

This trance doesn’t look like sleep. It looks like collective consensus.

The consensus is achieved by transmitting words and even frequencies that cause the brain to “vibrate” in tune with a message.

Here’s a piece from an unpublished article of mine, “Globalism Defined”:

“In press releases and promotion for the World Trade Organization, the Codex Alimentarius, and other instruments of Globalism, you’ll often find the word ‘harmonization.’

“It’s used to smooth over the fact that Globalists deploy naked power and money to achieve their ends. ‘Harmonization,’ nevertheless, means a kind of collective resonance, an identical entrainment of minds.

“The word refers to a technique whereby mind control is achieved. It produces a simulation of agreement, consensus, regardless of the actual content of what is being agreed upon. What counts is that we are all ‘humming in the same frequency.’

“In such a state of basic harmony, we can disagree, but nothing will come of it, because in a larger sense, we are already arranged as files and rows of iron dust, under the influence of a magnet…”

25 years before I put together and released my collection, The Matrix Revealed, I began interviewing an exceptionally brilliant and innovative hypnotherapist, Jack True.

In The Matrix Revealed, I interview Jack 43 times (320 pages).

Back in 1988, Jack told me about an experiment he conducted with several patients who were also friends:

“It was based on the idea that you can get people, under hypnosis, to explore imaginary and hypothetical constructs they would never entertain while they were awake. This particular test was one of the farthest-out things I ever tried.”

Jack had his patients imagine a brain sitting in space. He then had the patients bring into view various entities: a dragon, a multinational corporation, a lost treasure, a modern government.

He then asked the patients to describe how the brain was responding to each of these entities.

Jack told me, “The dragon and the lost treasure were just there as window dressing, and to obscure the fact that I was really interested in the other two items: the mega-corporation and the government.”

Jack kept notes on what the patients were reporting. One patient, for example, stated that the brain was sending out “electromagnetic lines and pulses” to explore the various departments of the corporation. Another patient said the brain was making mathematical calculations in order to asses the various functions of the government.

Every patient used certain words and phrases:

“harmony”; “the brain is interested”; “the brain likes this”.

The most telling phrase was: “The [corporation, government] is like the brain.”

After bringing the patients out of their light trance, Jack discussed the experience with them.

“This is what came up,” he said. “The brain was seeing itself reflected in these very large and complex structures—the government, the corporation. The brain was recognizing a ‘brother.’ The brain was resonating with these big organizations.”

It was a case of entrainment, the brain expressing a fondness for the huge structures, without bothering to make critical distinctions. It was as if the brain was hypnotized by the presence of a mega-corporation, a mega-government.

Rational thought was suspended.

“When you consider the role of the human brain in creating these corporations and governments in the first place,” Jack said, “it opens up a whole new field. A particular aspect of the brain, or intelligence, is making representations of itself.”

Later on in the conversation, Jack added: “Built into the brain—or you could say, part of the design of the brain—is an automatic function. It makes replicas or approximations of itself.”

Matrix appeals to this part of the brain. Matrix is another huge complex structure. Like the brain.

This part of the brain doesn’t care about what the Matrix is. It doesn’t look into that.

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Among the materials in The Matrix Revealed is my 18-lesson course, Logic and Analysis, which includes the written teacher’s manual. It educates the user on: making critical distinctions, following lines of reasoning, identifying logic flaws—in other words, doing all the things that nullify the “resonance and harmony” operation.

Another item in The Matrix Revealed is the complete text (331 pages) of Aids Inc., my book that exposed a conspiracy of scientific fraud deep within the medical research establishment. The book is a living example of logic at work. It takes apart and nullifies key items of science propaganda, one by one. Again, the tactic of “resonance and harmony” goes down to defeat.

The heart and soul of The Matrix Revealed are the text interviews I conducted with Matrix-insiders, who have first-hand knowledge of how the major illusions of our world are put together:

Ellis Medavoy, master of PR, propaganda, and deception, who worked for key controllers in the medical and political arenas. 28 interviews, 290 pages. Ellis has an insider’s view, with all the nuts and bolts, of how entrainment and resonance work in the area of media.

Jack True, the most creative hypnotherapist on the planet. Jack’s anti-Matrix understanding of the mind and how to liberate it is unparalleled. His insights are unique, staggering. 43 interviews, 320 pages. Jack’s whole career was dedicated to undoing the effects of hypnosis, mind control, and the resonance and harmony operation.

There is another angle from which to view the Matrix: “normal vs. paranormal.” Matrix builds normality into everything it does, as if the actions of people submitting to it and surrendering to it are “doing the most normal thing in the world.”

Whereas paranormal is presented as illusion, unscientific, impossible.

This polarity, this dichotomy is purposeful. It keeps populations in check. A person who seeks to fit in, to find his place will opt for normal. He’ll make it his mission.

Or to put it another way, he’ll construct his role in the stage play called reality. He’ll observe what other people are doing and adjust his own behavior, thoughts, and beliefs to reflect them. He wants to resonate with others as his highest goal.

This has nothing to do with genuine community. It’s an artifact.

And what happens when millions of people are resonating and harmonizing with what they think is normal?

It’s a piece of stage magic. The performer makes the audience think he’s holding something in his hand. But there’s nothing there. The audience, however, focuses on that empty hand and assumes it contains the object, the prize. They “tune in” to that hand. They want to see it open and reveal its secret. They harmonize with the hand.

They’re hypnotized by a hand holding nothing.

In the Matrix, the hand never opens. The audience just keeps staring at it, resonating with it.

Today, we are faced with stepped-up efforts to map the brain and control it. DARPA, for example, the Pentagon’s research arm, has launched two projects: Narrative Networks, and SUBNETS.

Their aim is to install implants and track the actions and signals of the brain in real time. In particular, they want to understand how and why the brain accepts narratives (stories, propaganda) about key subjects.

In other words, this is a study of resonance, entrainment, and harmony on a level never achieved before. And of course, the objective is discovering how to float narratives that will create uncritical resonance and harmony in larger numbers of people, at deeper levels.

The need to surpass and neutralize the Matrix is greater than ever.

Jon Rappoport

The author of two explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED and EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29^th District of California. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free emails at www.nomorefakenews.com