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The Book of Slavery, is part of the [[Old Energy Creation Template]]. It contains archetypes used to convince individuals that hard work, long hours, and a life time of toil are essential moral and/or spiritual prerequisites for "salvation," redemption, or entry into the inner circles. | The Book of Slavery, is part of the [[Old Energy Creation Template]]. It contains archetypes used to convince individuals that hard work, long hours, and a life time of toil are essential moral and/or spiritual prerequisites for "salvation," redemption, or entry into the inner circles. | ||
The Book of Slavery is founded on the [[Accumulating Class]] | The Book of Slavery is founded on the [[Accumulating Class]]'s belief that the masses are little more than cattle--"human capital stock," as American White House adviser Keven Hassett put it.<ref>Rupar, Aaron. “‘Human Capital Stock’: White House Adviser Kevin Hassett Uses Dehumanizing Term for US Workers.” ''Vox'', 2020. https://www.vox.com/2020/5/26/21270863/kevin-hassett-human-capital-stock-coronavirus.</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 6 February 2023
The Book of Slavery is the collection of archetypes in this planet's Old Energy Creation Template used to justify and create the working/slave castes of the planet. It is a collection of archetypes used to justify power, hierarchy, inequality, the application of force, judgment, and exclusion.[1]
Related LP Terms
Book of Slavery > Book of Power, Creation Template, Masonic Tarot Deck, Old Energy Creation Template
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Notes
The Book of Slavery, is part of the Old Energy Creation Template. It contains archetypes used to convince individuals that hard work, long hours, and a life time of toil are essential moral and/or spiritual prerequisites for "salvation," redemption, or entry into the inner circles.
The Book of Slavery is founded on the Accumulating Class's belief that the masses are little more than cattle--"human capital stock," as American White House adviser Keven Hassett put it.[2]
Footnotes
- ↑ Template:Archetypesandcreationtemplates
- ↑ Rupar, Aaron. “‘Human Capital Stock’: White House Adviser Kevin Hassett Uses Dehumanizing Term for US Workers.” Vox, 2020. https://www.vox.com/2020/5/26/21270863/kevin-hassett-human-capital-stock-coronavirus.
