NRG's mega mystery thread

[Grass is Green]

They pivoted to Kamala for a specific reason...

Because of the dirt they have of her?
She's embodying some entity(like Eva Green/Hathor)?
Is the answer with Willie Jones?
Is this related to the whole thing your boys leaked with people on the CCP payroll and Willie Jones and his associates commie past?
And how do black greek letters and masonic lodges fit in this puzzle?

It somehow feels related to the manufactured push of 'defund' the police, BLM riots, systemic racism bullshit they are pushing. But I'm still missing some pieces in how to tie it all together. Like how many factions are in the picture even at this point lol.

So Willie Jones is OG black greek guy and thus probably also into or at least associated with Prince Hall boys.

San Francisco in itself is a major mystery religion hot spot. Transhumanism HQ of USA, check(Silicon Valley). Birthplace the Bohemian Club, CIA-backed 'counter-culture revolution' of the 60s in Haight-Ashbury. Has esoteric ties to the Solar cult in it's city's street layout and so on(hint: angles of treasure island, trans-america pyramid). Also the gay rights thing with Harvey Milk.

Who needs dirt when you have a trigger word. That laugh is more than just a tick. It's a bug in the programming.

[DimensionsOfYou]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

[Nrgiseternal]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

Being born wealthy affords you the choice to opt out, but to many of them, its soo good to them and theirs so why would they?

[DimensionsOfYou]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

Being born wealthy affords you the choice to opt out, but to many of them, its soo good to them and theirs so why would they?

They're all butt buddies, magic friends with benefits.
Super Adventure Club vibes.

Any tips on getting over the PTSD from being tapped and MK shit? I got over the faggot shit, now have to get moving. Still stuck in the freeze thing.

[Nrgiseternal]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

Being born wealthy affords you the choice to opt out, but to many of them, its soo good to them and theirs so why would they?

They're all butt buddies, magic friends with benefits.
Super Adventure Club vibes.

Any tips on getting over the PTSD from being tapped and MK shit? I got over the faggot shit, now have to get moving. Still stuck in the freeze thing.

Clarify "the freeze thing"

[DimensionsOfYou]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

Being born wealthy affords you the choice to opt out, but to many of them, its soo good to them and theirs so why would they?

They're all butt buddies, magic friends with benefits.
Super Adventure Club vibes.

Any tips on getting over the PTSD from being tapped and MK shit? I got over the faggot shit, now have to get moving. Still stuck in the freeze thing.

Clarify "the freeze thing"

When you're in a traumatic situation the body normally goes into fight or flight, but if it can do neither it goes into freeze. And then you disassociate, and you get the 'electric blanket fuzzy feel' and you go blank.

I feel stuck in a type of apathy related to this.

[Nrgiseternal]

At this point I'm more wondering about who it is that hasn't been tapped in the root and are MK'd or clones. Wonder how Trump pulled it off, or if he was just a shitshow to keep the conservative side placated while they laid plans and worked in the shadows.

Questions is who's the man behind the curtain and where's Emerald city.

Being born wealthy affords you the choice to opt out, but to many of them, its soo good to them and theirs so why would they?

They're all butt buddies, magic friends with benefits.
Super Adventure Club vibes.

Any tips on getting over the PTSD from being tapped and MK shit? I got over the faggot shit, now have to get moving. Still stuck in the freeze thing.

Clarify "the freeze thing"

When you're in a traumatic situation the body normally goes into fight or flight, but if it can do neither it goes into freeze. And then you disassociate, and you get the 'electric blanket fuzzy feel' and you go blank.

I feel stuck in a type of apathy related to this.

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

[DimensionsOfYou]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

[ironclad]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

I think it’s very beneficial to visualize with every inch of detail narrating included. I practiced this too, had deconstructed the wall with bricks neatly stacked on a pallet with trowel in hand mixer spinning ready to build again if needed.

I remember in grade school, 8th grade the school guidance counselor called a meeting with me and my mom and they tried to diagnose me with ADHD, I remember my mom saying “there ain’t anything wrong with that boy” and she was right. Felt like my mom saved me there, never had a lick of what they prescribe

[DimensionsOfYou]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

I think it’s very beneficial to visualize with every inch of detail narrating included. I practiced this too, had deconstructed the wall with bricks neatly stacked on a pallet with trowel in hand mixer spinning ready to build again if needed.

I remember in grade school, 8th grade the school guidance counselor called a meeting with me and my mom and they tried to diagnose me with ADHD, I remember my mom saying “there ain’t anything wrong with that boy” and she was right. Felt like my mom saved me there, never had a lick of what they prescribe

lucky bastard. I got medicated with ritalin since age 6 and had no say in it. If I tried to say no my parents hid it in my smoothie or whatever for breakfast. Had sum assistent on school that reminded me and carried them and gave them at timed periods. Weird shit.

[Nrgiseternal]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

You're nor doing it wrong. It simply cannot be done in 5 minutes or days. Dont deconstruct s metaphorical wall. Look inside see the wall around your mind and deconstruct it

[Nrgiseternal]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

I think it’s very beneficial to visualize with every inch of detail narrating included. I practiced this too, had deconstructed the wall with bricks neatly stacked on a pallet with trowel in hand mixer spinning ready to build again if needed.

I remember in grade school, 8th grade the school guidance counselor called a meeting with me and my mom and they tried to diagnose me with ADHD, I remember my mom saying “there ain’t anything wrong with that boy” and she was right. Felt like my mom saved me there, never had a lick of what they prescribe

This guy gets it lol

[sheepdog]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

I think it’s very beneficial to visualize with every inch of detail narrating included. I practiced this too, had deconstructed the wall with bricks neatly stacked on a pallet with trowel in hand mixer spinning ready to build again if needed.

I remember in grade school, 8th grade the school guidance counselor called a meeting with me and my mom and they tried to diagnose me with ADHD, I remember my mom saying “there ain’t anything wrong with that boy” and she was right. Felt like my mom saved me there, never had a lick of what they prescribe

This guy gets it lol

In my case had to ask the teachers which one of you mofos is a Dr. if the answer is no one- then leave the boy alone- or will see you in court .Fear works well. At the time his Mother was quite ill Iatrogenic phukup. He- her doc- fled back to his home country was  years ago. Sixes All

[stateofaffairs]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

I think it’s very beneficial to visualize with every inch of detail narrating included. I practiced this too, had deconstructed the wall with bricks neatly stacked on a pallet with trowel in hand mixer spinning ready to build again if needed.

I remember in grade school, 8th grade the school guidance counselor called a meeting with me and my mom and they tried to diagnose me with ADHD, I remember my mom saying “there ain’t anything wrong with that boy” and she was right. Felt like my mom saved me there, never had a lick of what they prescribe

lucky bastard. I got medicated with ritalin since age 6 and had no say in it. If I tried to say no my parents hid it in my smoothie or whatever for breakfast. Had sum assistent on school that reminded me and carried them and gave them at timed periods. Weird shit.

There’s a special place in hell for the bastards running around feeding children methamphetamine derivatives from a bright young age.

[DimensionsOfYou]

So that's a matter of frame control. What's happening in those moments is your mind is shifting from active to passive. Visualize a wall. Deconstruct it brick by brick. Once it's gone let me.know

I tried it now, after 5 minutes I removed the upmost layer of the wall. not sure if i'm doing it wrong, but it feels a bit tedious first I had to decide how any bricks wide/tall is the wall. Then I had to add a ladder to the picture to climb up to the top, then I imagined some tool belt with tools to remove the cement/concrete in between the bricks. Then as I removed it I imagined some container on the floor for me to throw them into. Then I realized after removing 5 bricks I couldn't reach the next ones, so I had to climb down the ladder again to move it and up.
Am I doing it right? I'll try a bit more later, got 15 bricks removed. I also tend to narrate what I'm doing in my visualisations to keep my mind on track, not sure if that's beneficial or not.

I struggle with concentration and racing mind but can also hyperfocus and research intently on one topic for hours if I get into that. Diagnosed ADHD.

You're nor doing it wrong. It simply cannot be done in 5 minutes or days. Dont deconstruct s metaphorical wall. Look inside see the wall around your mind and deconstruct it

So look inside, (1)see a wall encircling/enclosing your 'astral realm' so to speak, it is already there. (2)Dismantle that wall brick by brick. (3) Keep at it several times a week until it is dismantled.

Is there a timeframe?