Matrix Illusion

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The Matrix Illusion (also known as Maya) is the "reality veneer" that our brain interposes between itself and the true, and horrid, reality of this world. The Matrix Illusion is the illusion that everything around us is OK despite powerful and dramatic evidence to the contrary (i.e. sickness in our family, or in our body, or in our society, war, violence, poverty, suffering, disease, depression, etc).

LP Term and Syncretic Terms

Great Deception > Matrix Illusion, Maya

Related LP Terms

Matrix Illusion > The Blindfold, Zoroastrian Narrative

Non-LP Related Terms

Matrix Illusion >


Notes

It is important to note that the Matrix Illusion can exist only while a Physical Unit suffers Disconnection (i.e. a closed Crown Chakra). That is, successful imposition of the Matrix Illusion depends on the stupification of the physical unit through a violent process of Toxic Socialization designed to prevent proper development and maturation of the human body and suppress connection.

When under the influence of the Matrix Illusion, the individual Physical Unit will deny the realities of their world (Denial), distort and reshape their perception of reality (Distortion), and/or attempt to delude themselves and others (Delusional Projection) about the true nature of reality. The individual, in an attempt to prevent awareness of the true nature of their reality from emerging, may also refuse to engage in appropriate adult response (Regression), or may (if denial or delusional repression cannot be accomplished) (Intellectualize) or Rationalize reality by developing cosmological and/or theological justifications that encourage acceptance of the world "as it is."

The only escape out of the matrix illusion is through the healing and reconnection. A fully matured and functioning physical will not be vulnerable to Matrix Illusion and will "see through" to the realities of this world with clarity, precision, and certitude.

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