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The term '''The Blindfold''' is a metaphoric term used in the | The term '''The Blindfold''' is a metaphoric term used in the Allegory of the Blindfold<ref>Michael Sosteric, “Allegory of the Blindfold” (2021), <nowiki>https://www.academia.edu/35424685/Allegory_of_the_Blindfold</nowiki>.</ref> to refer to the limitations of [[Consciousness]] that occur as a result of the [[Toxic Socialization]] endured by humans living under the emotional, psychological, spiritual, and economic yoke of [[The System]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:45, 10 November 2023
The Blindfold
The term The Blindfold is a metaphoric term used in the Allegory of the Blindfold[1] to refer to the limitations of Consciousness that occur as a result of the Toxic Socialization endured by humans living under the emotional, psychological, spiritual, and economic yoke of The System.
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The imposition of The Blindfold involves primarily a Crown Chakra suppression/repression. The imposition of The Blindfold results in the lowering of the Consciousness Quotient (CQ) of the Physical Unit and a subsequent reduction in cognitive, emotional, and "intuitive" functionality.
In Old World, esoteric literature The Blindfold is often referred to as The Veil. Like The Blindfold, The Veil involves a reduction of CQ. Like The Blindfold, the Veil must be removed before enlightenment can be attained.
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Footnotes
- ↑ Michael Sosteric, “Allegory of the Blindfold” (2021), https://www.academia.edu/35424685/Allegory_of_the_Blindfold.