Narrative and Reality

Most people believe in free will, with the implication that we can alter the world around us with actions and words. It's therefore rational to acknowledge the importance of narrative in the world. However, a lot of people take this a lot further than it can reasonably be pushed. An extreme example of this is the idea that a man can become a woman through actions and words alone. There's also a widespread belief that actions will be rewarded simply through virtue of intent: The idea is that a person that wants to do good is good. However, if actions turn out to do harm, intent is secondary. It's irrelevant to the victims of a crime that the perpetrators were acting out of a genuine belief in their own goodness.

To put this into a spiritual context, we can say that reality is God, narrative is an extension of our free will, and that an overextended belief in narrative is a Luciferian deception. Those who have come to believe that narrative is superior to reality have fallen for one of Lucifer's primary inversions.

The temptation to fall for Lucifer's inversion is especially strong among people who have a fear of reality. Those who are fearful or frustrated with the way the world hangs together seek to control reality through narrative. This is why we have so many such people in politics where narrative is of special importance. We also find them in the bureaucracy, especially in the parts where matters of life and death are decided.

This became apparent during the pandemic, when a lot of high-ranking politicians and bureaucrats insisted on vaccine mandates and the like in order to protect themselves from the dangers of the real world. Narrative took off in a spectacular fashion. Merely whishing and hoping that the vaccines would work wonders, and have no long-term side-effects, was enough to push draconian measures onto the population at large.

However, such actions come with consequences. They do not merely unleash hell on ordinary people. They unleash hell on the perpetrators themselves as well, and this happens in a way that is particularly scary to this fearful and frustrated lot. Reality rises up before them and demonstrates in a most brutal fashion that it is not secondary to narrative.

I mentioned this aspect of reality a year ago when we first started to see how reality rises up like a relentless tide in front of those who refuse to let go of their failed narratives. There's no stopping the consequences of failed actions, and those who pushed for vaccines are now faced with two spectres that are sure to scare this fearful lot enough to make their lives a living hell.

There's the realization in the population at large that the vaccines don't work, and that there is an undeniable number of excess deaths in the population. The negative excess deaths that normally follow a pandemic is not materializing, and people are starting to suspect that this is due to the emergency measured pushed for by the fearful and frustrated lot over at the FDA and similar bureaucratic institutions. The bureaucrats are under increasing pressure to explain the situation and somehow prove that it has nothing to do with them.

However, this is not their primary problem. Narrative can still be spun to cover up for their failed policies. But God doesn't care about narrative. He penetrates this shield and stands before the bureaucrats no matter what they do. Imagine the state of affairs over at the FDA now that one of their own colleagues has died after a short illness.

It appears that the FDA and their collaborators in the media are in full cover up mode. The case of A. Oveta Fuller isn't getting any coverage at all. She's not even listed in Wikipedia's list of notable deaths. That's how scary her sudden and unexpected death is to them. But what does it help to cover up this story? Most people outside the FDA wouldn't have reacted anyway differently from how we react to similar news. If there's a cover up, it's mostly to calm the nerves of fellow FDA officials and their collaborators in the media.

God has walked in through the doors at the FDA, and He is currently standing before everyone to see. But no-one wants to look. They are telling each other stories, pretending to believe their own narrative even as it is falling apart. They pushed a narrative, and they believed in it themselves. They took their own medicine, and now they cannot escape what they created for themselves. Continued storytelling will do nothing to keep them calm at night.

The bureaucrats over at the FDA are currently learning what it means to be struck by a "fear of God".

Mask of the beast