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The Priesthood of the Ills controls both. The banker redeems your mortgage (an Ill of housing scarcity). The priest redeems your sin (an Ill of moral failure). Both require you to remain in a state of indebtedness.
Maxwell’s work empowers the individual to "unplug" from the illusion. By understanding that laws are contracts, religions are astrological metaphors, and money is a promissory note backed by nothing but faith in the system, the researcher becomes a sovereign agent. The extra quality material removes the static, allowing the signal of liberation to come through loud and clear.
If you're interested in learning more about Jordan Maxwell's work, I recommend exploring his books and lectures, but also supplementing your research with other sources to get a more balanced understanding of the topic.
"The Priesthood of the Ills are the people who have convinced you that you are broken, so that they can sell you the cure." — Jordan Maxwell (paraphrased from his 1990s lectures)
The Priesthood of the Ills controls both. The banker redeems your mortgage (an Ill of housing scarcity). The priest redeems your sin (an Ill of moral failure). Both require you to remain in a state of indebtedness.
Maxwell’s work empowers the individual to "unplug" from the illusion. By understanding that laws are contracts, religions are astrological metaphors, and money is a promissory note backed by nothing but faith in the system, the researcher becomes a sovereign agent. The extra quality material removes the static, allowing the signal of liberation to come through loud and clear.
If you're interested in learning more about Jordan Maxwell's work, I recommend exploring his books and lectures, but also supplementing your research with other sources to get a more balanced understanding of the topic.
"The Priesthood of the Ills are the people who have convinced you that you are broken, so that they can sell you the cure." — Jordan Maxwell (paraphrased from his 1990s lectures)