The Language of Vampyr

a reply to: Direnei

Looked into / mulled this over, and it’s honestly hard to have hope. As our climate continues to deteriorate in this digital age, the contrast between nature and the screen becomes more and more pronounced. I’m sensitive to poor air quality, and am negatively affected on days like today, when the ‘Air Quality Index’ is around 70. Yesterday, when the quality was better, I went for a walk. My surroundings seemed bleak, lacking the unnatural vibrant colors that we’ve all become used to. As you know, I’m a different animal, and consistently use a variable blue light filter on my devices. Yet still, nature today isn’t what it used to be. I think there’s a correlation between nature deteriorating, and us continuing to ignore / escape it.

People seem to be escaping more than ever, and with our increasingly suffocating digital environment, it’s easier to do than ever before. With AI being integrated into our societies, the line between reality and fantasy is even more blurred. Nature continues to look bleak. And most continue to not care. AI / the control grid being the resource hog that it is, will bring nature even further to the brink.

What’s needed is more conservation efforts, but as an FL article stated, we seem to be strangely bio-phobic. If you’re an environmentalist, you’re some kind of black sheep. There’s an unspoken message to keep looking at your screens, not at the environment we’re all living within, and are an intricate part of. The ‘green’ agenda isn’t at all what it seems, as discussed in this article:

forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org...

And there’s a far more sinister side to it, as discussed in this 11-5-24 Solari report, which I don’t think is freely available:

Industrial Wind Turbines-Renewable Energy or Stealth Weapons in the Omniwar? with Elze van Hamelen

The CO2 credit agenda seems to be the global control grid. There needs to be a more organic human conservation solution. But very few willingly want to plant trees and clean up the oceans.

So we’re all sitting in our isolated digital echo chambers, pretending that everything is okay. It’s not looking good Direne. And at this stage in the game, can’t really say I have a solution. But I certainly welcome the discussion, so I can learn the truth. Both of which are hard to find these days.

originally posted by: fireslinger369
So we’re all sitting in our isolated digital echo chambers, pretending that everything is okay. It’s not looking good Direne. And at this stage in the game, can’t really say I have a solution. But I certainly welcome the discussion, so I can learn the truth. Both of which are hard to find these days.

How hard have you actually looked for the "truth" though?

People are already experiencing this particular truth, global warming, extreme weather. It is not difficult to see the reality of the current situation or to hear the resounding, decades long call that we need to end our dependency on fossil fuels if we want the planet to remain inhabitable for our species.

Until we do that everything else, conservation especially, is treating the disease not curing it.

There is only one cure.

Now according to the document I mentioned previously, from 1978. Their prediction, the Big Oil company. and therefore their subsequent expectation was that 2025 would be when our relationship with oil would enter into exponential net decline. They calculated, that if they did nothing to off-set fossil fuel useage in the meantime, that the CO2 levels and resulting global warming by that time would be a little bit less than they currently are but they were pretty close.

Almost eerily so.

Temperatures though, having now surpassed their predictions, currently place them in unknown territory and this is obviously accompanied by the sure knowledge that the decline of oil is increasingly imminent. Diversification into other fossil fuels is only going to make matters worse for us though. That much at least should be obvious - and yet...

Our addiction to fossil fuels serves no-one, not even those profiting the most from it because all of us need air to breath, they're stealing that from themselves, from their children. It's utter madness, yet here we are. The key difference is that they knew we were going to be arriving at this point exactly now and did nothing to prepare. Nothing. Madness.

a reply to: BrucellaOrchitis

What makes you think I have any desire to engage with that attitude of yours? We're all burned out and angry. You may want to stop pretending you have all the answers, to an incredibly complex situation that isn't being properly discussed anywhere.

a reply to: fireslinger369

Children play. They fight among themselves, quarrel, argue. Sometimes they break toys. That's all part of being a child. That's how you grow up and reach adulthood. It's a slow process.

It is exactly the same with civilizations. Countries argue, steal toys, throw toys at each other, shout, fight, and break toys. Eventually, slowly, they mature.

But in both cases the same thing is true: the children are not alone. Only negligent parents would leave children, and civilizations, alone. Parenting is difficult because children must be cared for without interfering in their development, and without leaving them to their own free will. Mother Nature is a guardian in this way. She always watches over the children, and she does it in such a way that the children feel her presence, but without feeling oppressed by her authority.

It is an education where falling and getting hurt is allowed, but getting up and maturing is mandatory.

Children play with their toys: Nature, the cosmos. They will end up arguing and breaking the toys. That's what children do, as we all know. But they will mature. They will. They will, because it is mandatory. It's probably the only mandatory thing: to mature and die to make way for other children, with other toys, other fights, other discussions...

All the anxiety that today's child-civilization experiences is the anxiety of knowing that the time to mature has come. It's time to go up to the cosmos, and get off without falling. It is time to treat the ecosystems and the environment with delicacy. It is time to abandon the time of childhood and embrace adulthood.

And then it's time to die.

a reply to: Direnei

If It is by design then I would chose to end it all by tomorrow granted by tomorrow I'll not be here too.

No more bickering whatever tomorrow brings. To hell at last. End of discussion. Granted I will decide. Never a pleasure. Don't take my word for it.

Because it's a fking draaaaaaaaaaaàaaaaag. Powerless to decide.
Granted bonafide.

Dormamu I came to bargain. I get tired of my own mind too. And these cell we put ourselves in. You may proceed.

End of Story. Unsay Dugayan.

It didn't take long for bots to take over.

Here’s how it’s going to go.

Either Donald John Trump will die in office, and James David Vance will take over, or Donald John Trump will live and oversee the unfolding events himself. The outcomes will be the same regardless: an intensification of authoritarian policies, deepening divisions within the United States, and the consolidation of power under a framework of “stability” and “moral renewal” dictated by religious and corporate elites. The seed disintegrates to bloom, yet many will see only decay, not the promise of growth.

World War III will erupt, not as a singular event but as an interlocking series of regional conflicts escalating into global warfare. The tensions between Ukraine and the Russian Federation will intensify as Russia continues to prioritise territorial control, viewing Western alliances as existential threats. This conflict will destabilise Europe, drawing in NATO members in defence of their eastern allies. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, Iran’s growing influence will pull its proxy networks into the conflict, polarising the region along sectarian lines. The darkness of these divisions will spread across continents, but shadows are not real; they are only a lack of light.

In East Asia, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea will act as a strategic pawn, emboldened by the People’s Republic of China. China, in its quest to reclaim Taiwan, will use North Korea’s vast military presence to pressure South Korea and divide U.S. forces. China will not stop at Taiwan but will move to break the "first island chain," targeting Japan and the Philippines to secure dominance. The resulting conflicts—spanning Europe, the Middle East, and East Asia—will bear resemblance to the interconnected nature of World War II, with alliances solidifying into two opposing blocs. But from destruction, creation stirs; the caterpillar turns to nothing before it becomes a butterfly.

Amid the chaos, governments will reveal the existence of non-human, higher-dimensional beings. This revelation will not bring clarity but confusion, as some of these beings will present themselves as saviours, promising power, superiority, and salvation. They will appeal to ego, and in doing so, will reveal their true nature. They see the world in binaries: "us versus them," "good versus evil," "superior versus inferior." These beings do not understand the Self as One, and their guidance will only deepen humanity’s illusions. When the light fills all, we will be complete, but until then, such revelations will serve only to scatter and obscure.

Religious leaders will seize on these revelations, declaring the destruction as divine wrath. A return to “godliness” will become the rallying cry of Christo-fascist movements worldwide, demanding obedience and sacrifice under the guise of salvation. This rhetoric will claim to appease their wrathful god but will instead spread fear and division. Few will understand that what they perceive as wrath is merely the churning of a world shedding its old skin.

Yet, a countercurrent will emerge. Those who reject the illusions of ego—individualism, tribalism, and materialism—will find peace amidst the destruction. By embracing the truth of no-self, the interconnectedness of all, they will achieve a state of oneness. This is not an escape but an acceptance: the self must die for something greater to be born.

What can you do?

1. Do not give in to fear. The systems of power thrive on fear, which they use to manipulate and control. Recognise fear as a tool of ego, and let it pass through you without anchoring.

2. Band together in community. Seek others who share your values, not for domination but for mutual spiritual growth. These communities will become sanctuaries in a fractured world.

3. Do not believe the powers in high places. Their narratives will be self-serving and designed to divide. Question everything you are told by those who claim authority, including the so-called saviours from higher dimensions.

4. Reject individualism and tribalism. These illusions will be weaponised against you. The survival of humanity will depend on unity, not fragmentation.

5. Accept death. This is both literal and metaphorical. You will have to let go of the ego, the illusion of permanence, and the fear of endings. Death is not the end but the precursor to rebirth.

6. Trust the Universe. This is not about your choices because there are no individual choices. You are not separate from the Universe; you are the Universe. Let your true self embrace what it has always been meant to: peace and unity. The path has already been set. There is no need to struggle against it.

The future is not a matter of fate but of realization. Though the path ahead is steeped in suffering, transformation is inevitable.

Forget WWIII. It ain't happening. Not on my watch.
Have faith in Mother Nature to do all the work for you.
The Mother shall kill or be killed.
The world is a better place without these old farts.
Also Bitcoin, because what the hell is Bitcoin?
To summon the techno beast staring at your soul?

Like Direne said, treat with delicacy. Not food. But with elegance. Hahahahaha 😂

a reply to: Direnei

Went back and re-read this fascinating one, with some new insights, based on what you previously shared:

forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org...

I’ve heard it said that we’re currently in the fourth world. Is it fair to say that as a species, we’ve been through this cycle three times, and are rapidly closing in on the fourth?

Our main failure being, not incorporating the ETI technological artifact called Nature into our technosphere. Instead, we both manipulate and harvest Nature, for the benefit of our technosphere. And the technological artifact is understandably responding defensively, perceiving humankind a threat.

I suppose the fifth great filter is the final one? Would you be able to provide specifics for the fifth, as well as the four previous?

a reply to: milkandhoneypot

You should tell us if you have achieve any one of those in your list then come back to us.

Let your true self embrace what it has always been meant to: peace and unity

Unfortunately you should perish the thought. Not even close. You have too much faith in humanity that you try to look in a bigger perspective but when you try to look at individual perspective that's not the case at all.

There is division, bias, and control. Humans are self centered. They isolate those they don't want for themselves and act almighty like nothing of what they're doing is wrong.
Of course not. Humans are simply terrible social beings.

They want to belong but they don't really belong

You also have terrible taste against dimensional beings as if humans are any better. Tell me, when have we ever achieved true peace? ✌️

originally posted by: fireslinger369
I’m a different animal, and consistently use a variable blue light filter on my devices.

Is that a blue light filter, as blue light is bad for you?

a reply to: boozo

I understand the pain you’re pointing to. Division, bias, and control. These are symptoms of wounds carried by nearly every human being, many of which trace back to early development. A child who is harmed learns to build walls, to see the world as hostile, and to protect themselves in ways that later appear as selfishness or cruelty. These defences, though once necessary for survival, become the roots of much of the behaviour you describe. This is not an excuse. It is only an explanation.

What I wrote is not a claim that humanity has achieved peace or unity. Far from it. These ideas are not about what is, they are about what is buried within. Beneath the pain and the fear, every human being holds the potential to embrace these principles, because they are not foreign. They are innate. They are like seeds, dormant beneath the soil of trauma, waiting for the right conditions to grow. Healing, however slow or incomplete, creates those conditions.

You are correct that humans have failed, repeatedly, to achieve lasting peace. But peace is not a singular event. It is a state of being, one that can begin with the smallest shift in an individual. When enough individuals remember what lies beneath their wounds, the collective begins to change. It is not faith in humanity as it currently stands, it is recognition of what humanity could become were it to heal. And it will.

Regarding higher-dimensional beings, I hold no ill will toward them. My caution is not aimed at their existence but at the idea of seeing them as saviours. Discernment is necessary with any force, human or not, that promotes division or feeds the ego.

These ideas may feel far removed from reality as you see it. That is understandable. The world often appears as it is because the light within each person has been obscured, though not extinguished. Thank you for your thoughts. They reflect the challenges we face as a species, and acknowledging those challenges is part of the process.

originally posted by: fireslinger369
a reply to: Direnei

Went back and re-read this fascinating one, with some new insights, based on what you previously shared:

forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org...

What do you think this is referring to?
It certainly sounds interesting.
Which way to the DENIED beach rabbit hole?

“Once you visit DENIED beach you can clearly see the algorithmic behavior of its waters. It is a totally otherworldly vision, and a life-changing experience.”

a reply to: Xtrozero

My current belief is that blue light isn't inherently bad. Nothing really is. It's the intention behind how something is molded / manipulated that can make it bad.

The Sun produces blue light wavelengths during the day, and more reds during sunrise / sunset. I think that geoengineering is manipulating this, in ways that we 'civilians' don't quite understand. But that aside, our blue light devices are most definitely altering us. FL speaks of something called 'Blue Dawn', which is a phenomenon where blue light is making epigenetic changes within us.

In the alt health space, this constant blue light exposure is described as forcing the body into thinking it’s noon all the time. Which has all sorts of negative downstream effects, such as having an elevated stress response. So I’ve been using filters for a while now, and feeling much better. Actually not sure how I ever did without.

But learning about Blue Dawn from FL, and how overexposure to blue light suppresses our natural dream states, gave me yet another reason.

My current belief is that our technosphere is being forced on us, to manage us. I’ve gotten bits and pieces on the ‘who’, but sort of gave up on that for the time being.

Currently, I’m more focused on consistent mitigation, and improving the quality of my dreams.

The Language of Vampyr

355 pages of inspiration....

Kowtzekdt, thank you!!!

a reply to: IndieA

Wish I knew, but also wish I never know, because anyone who does know is probably at risk. Here’s another on the beach:

forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org...

Wild speculation... it could be one of the coastal areas that’s been hit recently, and being bought up by BlackRock. What better way to keep a lid on something like that, than through directed ‘natural’ disaster, followed by a private entity preying on the land?

Also related wild speculation... they’re doing the above, to secure access to Atlantean ruins, and rebuild the ancient technology that leveled Atlantis in the first place. How many times can we go through the same cycle?

But if we are in a cyclical simulation, it is fascinating, and makes as lot of sense that Mother Nature would be a technological artifact. Could be like clearing cache on a computer, and unfortunately, we are the cache.

originally posted by: fireslinger369
My current belief is that our technosphere is being forced on us, to manage us. I’ve gotten bits and pieces on the ‘who’, but sort of gave up on that for the time being.

Currently, I’m more focused on consistent mitigation, and improving the quality of my dreams.

This is rather interesting if you look into these kind of things.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Thanks, actually not familiar with Danny Jones. Looks like he goes off the deep end with some very intriguing guests.

I'm familiar with Kruse, but fall more into the Matt Blackburn camp. Will check it out though, and hear what he has to say.

I still check on this thread hope you guess my name!

Hay! maferoxy2!
Just read your post. Interesting.
still thinking about it and looking at more info.
why is the Youtube site just music??

Twins are good at making languages that they understand,
but hard for others.
maybe you should look into that!
but I bet you know about it already.

And when a second person re'wrights a Doc they can mess up a little.
Like " all ready - already" people get lazy to.
Then 2000 Years or more in time people have a hard time with this.

Reminds me of FL artwork:

www.theguardian.com...