Your Map Of Contention - 04-06-2024

Hello, humans. Hello, humans. How you doing?

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Early in the am, April 6. Let's get adjusted. Okay?

Today we're going to talk briefly. Okay? All right, before I forget, this is a commercial for pure sleep, right? This is how I justify these doing, these videos. Plus, I also use these things as indicators of reach effective engagement.

Okay? So today we're going to talk about a very sensitive subject. And that's your homunculus. Okay? Yep.

You got one, and it's acting up on you.

That's your homunculus. Now, this is an interesting concept. I've made a number of these. Okay, so that's a generalized term, and it basically refers to a map. Okay?

A particular kind of a map, a very effective kind of a map, especially for my kind of work. I'm retired now, and I shouldn't be doing any fucking work at all. But I'm doing way too much. Right. Somehow I missed the concept of how retirement was supposed to work.

Anyway, so you've got. Or you could have a bunch of these. Homunculi, I would be plural, because it's Latin.

If you had many of them, you can develop as many as you want. They're very interesting. I'm going to draw one for you, so you're going to have to go look it up, because I'm not very good at drawing, and so you're going to want to see what one really looks like, as opposed to my crude attempt here. Right. But here's what the idea is.

An homunculus is an individual map of your brain functions. And it's a particular kind of way. So there's one that's a cortical, right? And so that's the cortical. And that is the spine and the nerves, how the spine and the nerves map in and the function into your brain, the physical brain, not your mind, the physical brain.

We'll get to the mind in a little bit here. So there's the cortical. Right? Then there's the very interesting one for martial arts, which is the motor. Okay?

So that's the. It may have other descriptors applied to it here, but it is the motor homunculus that shows how movement of your body maps to your brain. In other words, you know, if I move my little finger here, what part of my brain is actually active at that moment while I'm doing that? Right? And so that's what this map provides you.

And so you can see that there's all different kinds of these. So you could have one that was. You can do all kinds of layers of abstraction. Now, here's where the scientists have left it off, is basically at this level. Okay, so we've discovered myself in these old farts, connections between this concept and ancient literature.

And so I have expanded a number of these. Okay. And I'm going to get into mapping one out here in a minute for you and show you what we're aiming at. But anyway, so some of those I've got. We were working on our.

Can we see that? Yeah. Okay. So we're working on our mind to machine hormonculus and have developed a number of subsets of that. And I'm working on one for contention.

And that's the subject of today's discussion is the contention homunculus. Right. Where does contention arise from? I've been following this guy's work, Katara, Francisco Shaw. Katara, he's a physicist.

He's also an aikido black belt. And he has done some thinking on contention as an energy, right? And aikido as a science of contention, dealing with energy, therefore it's an energy science. He's a physicist. He sees things from that way.

I'm going to give you another way of looking at it here, and that is contention. Within ourselves, contention cannot exist without life. So the whole einsteinian relativity flat jewish idea that grit gloms together and becomes consciousness is bullshit. And there's no contention, there's no disruption without life and consciousness moving everything constantly. But in any event, so let's not get too diverted.

But, okay, so I'm going to draw a crude attempt at the cortical one here, okay? At the cortical homunculus, that describes basically how your brain is wired to your body in a physical sense. But you can see that by doing contention, there are a number of abstractions, abstract layers that you can construct and map to the brain if you wanted. Right? Okay, so here's how it usually works.

So we're going to do a profile, we're going to slice the human head in half, and we're going to just deal with the brain part of it in this little drawing. The drawings can be very, very, very confusing. So you have to understand this. You should go look it up to see what a real one looks like. Okay?

But our eyes just understand this. So typically the eyes, the front of the brain, so to speak, the front faces to the left on these maps. There's a reason for that, okay? Because that's not really what draws your attention. So I'm actually drawing the little curlicue, kind of warpy twisted brain matter stuff here.

Right? And that's what this is. It's a, it's sort of a very crude approximation of a map of the actual curlicues and stuff in the brain that relate to the distribution of nerves. And so obviously this is very, very, very crude. Okay?

And so the front of the head is over this way and this is the back part of the head. This is important because the way we're actually wired, so. Okay, guys. Alright, so what we're going to do is we're going to show you a. You'll have to go look it up to get the actual one, the actual cortical homunculus for your body.

Go look it up somewhere and you'll see the actual spread in a much more definitive way. I'm just doing a very crude approximation here, okay, just to get the idea across. But this little area right here, let me get another color. I've got them. Okay, so this little area right here, that doesn't show up.

Damn it. Let's see. Try blue again. This little area right here, that little tiny slice, that area right there, that's your dick. Okay?

So that's as much of your brain that is wired to your dick. And it's. And it's actually down here. Let me get this here. There's some more of the curlicues down that way a little bit.

And you find that you have far more of your brain is hardwired to your feet than to your dick. Right? So this is feet and this is your dick. Okay? And it's just a little tiny slice.

Now, as we go through this, what's going to happen is we're going to develop all of this other stuff. But I'm just going to gloss over it, go and look these things up. But you'll see that you have, you know, this bit over here is your ankle, it's your wrist joints. Those are very closely connected elbows and knees, right? And then you get into an area that would be basically your gut, that kind of thing.

And then you get into the really interesting part, which runs all the way over here and goes like that. And we find that this area over here is your nose and your mouth, and this part up here is your eyes. So in terms of spatial relationships, you're going to have almost. Well, actually over half of your hormonal will be devoted to this aspect of you, to these three aspects of your senses. And so I say nose, but it's actually the sense of smell and hearing.

Now, hearing is interesting because it's almost an abstraction in terms of how it's mapped in. Okay, you have physical ears, but really just the hair is vibrating. You get a lot of hairs in there, but all those hairs aggregate to a nerve complex, so they don't all. Not each hair ends up in the brain directly wired to feed in straight. Anyway.

So your sensory apparatus, so all of your skin is back in this half here. This over greater than half, probably 60 plus percent, is devoted to eyes, to. To see and smell your mouth in all different aspects of that, okay, tongue control, sensory apparatus, the ability to swallow all of the salivary glands, all of that go into the mouth. It's a very complex organization of stuff, even at this level, into this homunculus, right? Even at the wiring, even it's straight in wiring to your brain.

It's very complex. Same thing with the hearing. Eyes are less complex because we know of the visual cortex aspect back here, the nose or the smell. It's more complex because it's not only in this area in the actual brain. It maps over into the hypothalamus.

Now, here's where it gets really complex. Let me get a vitamin C.

It's still early yet. It's raining. Couldn't get to the beach. So I decided to do this. I've got to clean up all of my office anyway, making progress.

I can't open up the blind because it destroys the camera here. But I've got 1610 yard trucks out of here yesterday of debris. So we're getting very close to having the ground prepared to do the build to start in on that. So get the engineering done, and then I can start the process, and we'll get people out here and have shit happen anyway. So you're homunculus, right?

So this is the cortical one. It's how you're actually mapped. You can do one here that rearranges this and shows that your dick, for instance, is mapped within the rest of the musculature for movement. And so in the motor homunculus, it's going to have a slightly larger amount. Right?

So, hey, guys, there you go. Anyway, so basically this approach allows you to see relative weights of nerve mapping to the brain, which has some level of translation over to the mind. And that's where I came in with all of this stuff here on the mind to machine interface, because we found textural descriptions of how the gods used their human slaves with these mind to machine interfaces. And bear in mind, they're plugging you in like a carbon based semiconductor, and they're just going to keep using you until you burn out. They're going to throw the husk away and they're going to get another one, right?

They have no regard for you. These gods treat you as you might treat a meat animal, and that's really the gist of it. So anyway, so there are many of these different maps you can make. They've got them for music, they've got them for artists. All different kinds of stuff, right?

Dancers. That's a really interesting one for dancers. But anyway, people don't. They don't. They usually stop at physical stuff.

I've gone into the abstractions by doing contention and doing this mind to machine interface. So with contention, here's what we get.

So it's necessary that I keep some of this stuff here. So let me redo it a bit, just so it's a little bit more clear for the rest of this brief discussion, because I got to get back to work cleaning this place.

So they've actually got these where if you do the. I saw a guy that was really sharp. I don't know what his actual job title was or whatever, but he's in the healthcare setting. I hope he's still alive with all of the shit that went on these past few years. But he did one of these things for mental illness, for various different kinds of mental illness, showing how the brain is involved for this kind of autism versus, you know, people that are engaged in psychodrama, like psychopaths and so on.

Anyway, so let me recreate our squiggly bits there. And actually, it doesn't go down that far. And, okay, so now, in doing contention, you find an interesting thing here. Just as we discovered when I started mapping out the mind to machine interface, I was able to focus in, right, on the absolute pinpoint of control for these mind to machine interfaces within the physical brain. And how by inference.

Okay, and how, by inference, the Elohim and the other gods, etcetera, we're getting that machine to interact with the human brain because they're not jabbing wires and shit in there, right. It's entirely through skin contact and bio photonics. But I wanted to figure out how they were doing that. It has to do with circulating melanin, which circulates like blood or lymph or all this other stuff. Anyway, though.

So getting back to this, we still have within a map, a contention homunculus at an abstract level. Contention. Right. Conflict. War.

Okay, so there's contention, which is just the opposition of forces, doesn't even necessarily involve matter. You can have contention within your own thoughts, no matter involved, right. You could have contention between your thoughts and someone else's thoughts, but that is where you start expressing it through matter into. Into reality. Okay?

But it need not involve matter. Contention exists. It does not exist in matter independent of consciousness, though it can only exist where there is consciousness.

There's a lot of stuff. I've been doing this shit for years, and I'm trying to, like, dump a little portion of encyclopedic knowledge and not get too diverted. Okay? So in doing our contention map of our brain, we find some very interesting aspects here, some of which are shared with the mind and machine interface homunculus. But one of these is that we still have our.

These are gonna be our. That's our mouth. Okay. I'm not very good artist. Alright?

So this is our mouth comes on down to our chin and it goes on up to our snout. And I'm not doing this at all well. Okay, so let me redo that. I'll just do it this way. So we have mouth, which is very similar to the amount that's mapped in chordal.

So there's a lot of the same overlap here, right. And it shows you how much energy your body is putting into the idea or to the physical material process of contention. So we have mouth, we have nose for the smell. Okay? And then that's going to have another layer out here as well.

We have our hearing, and these are increasingly smaller. So as we go up here, this is a big portion. Let's just say that the nose is right there and this is the mouth area. Hearing is up to there. And then we have eyes, okay?

And one would presuppose that because the eyes are so dominant, and because in physical mapping and motor mapping, the eyes are so dominant over this very large region of the brain, which is the visual cortex. One would presuppose that if you were to map that in contention, you would find just as a martial artist, you rely on your eyes, etcetera, etcetera. You would think that you would have that correspondingly large area, but it shrinks in contention as you map in contention, okay? Because contention itself, not the resolution of it, not dealing with it, not conflict, not war, but the contention itself part does not exist at that material level. And so there's very little matter to be observed in the actual dealing with the contention that arises within consciousness.

So that was an interesting thing that we was discovered just as we discovered, or I discovered, because I won't blame anybody else in the mind to machine interface. This map points right to the two spots that are absolutely necessary to have that occur. And so I won't go into that other part there. But in any event, so this starts your map of contention here. And we find that basically the rest of the body, like, there's very little aspect of your dick that's involved in contention, right?

Very, very, very small. And most of your body is not involved in contention itself. This is a very thin layer. It maps very, very small to the brain. It does not.

So contention itself doesn't involve your big muscles in your legs and your ass, right? Conflict, a subset of contention where you're actively dealing with dynamic forces would. That's a different kind of a map. It's more towards the motor skill map.

But contention at an abstract level, dealing with the energies of contention within yourself, within universe, etcetera, has a particular kind of a map that sort of looks like this. Alright? So this is, so this all goes to the idea of aikido. So aikido was invented by Murie Ushiba, which we all call O sensei, which means great teacher.

He developed this from Ike jujutsu. Okay? Iki jutsu, alright? This goes way the fuck back, guys. 16, 1514, hundreds.

The it concept goes way back. Even further than that. I was able to come back. Go and look at me now. You know, I was able to come back from cancer because of, because of my key force, right?

Not anything that was in my body, because my body was down to 128 pounds and was wasted, had died, okay? They took out hunks of me, that kind of shit.

So it's not physical matter that allows you to come back from that. It's your key force. You've got to go and understand ki, right? This is the life force that is embodied in our universe. It flows through ether.

It emanates from consciousness at the vast level of universe, which creates the ether and which creates the material, and it flows through all of us. And you can learn to harness this key force and do shit with it. And that's how I was able to come back. Now, one of the really tough things is the toughest part of returning to this level of health was that first four days of getting the key back into my mind to give my will power to direct the key back into the body, to build back up. Okay?

So it's difficult, it's not easy, but I'm proof that it is doable, right?

Okay, so let me check here. Alright? I don't want this to go too long. I got a lot of shit to do. Okay?

So, all right, so there are things you can do having created these maps, right? So I've got one. I've got one of these that goes to aikido, got another one that goes to yoga. The specialized aspects of that in aikido, which also replicated. Okay, so Morie created aikido is the art of peace.

It's a method for dynamically dealing with conflict and contention at the energetic level, which you can translate into the martial arts. So you spend a lot of time seemingly learning not effective or useless kind of techniques, but it's one of these things where you have to alter your brain mapping. And that takes a long fucking time of repetitious activity to build in these body memories that then go on up and alter the nerve mapping in your brain such that your body will automatically react and do things.

I can't demonstrate anything really here that's effective, but I'm 70 years old and now I weigh 182 pounds, and I'm very effective even at 70 years old in aikido and physical stuff as a result of that training, because I have remapped my brain. Okay, so now these maps, once you've got them down to the various different levels, can show you how to rewire your brain, how to do things as a technique. And then you can actually go and look at these old techniques in taoist literature, in yoga literature, all different kinds of disciplines. You know, kung fu, all these different kinds of things. You go back ancient and you can find these techniques that are pointed out by this map in their arts.

So the Taoists are famous for training their martial artists like kung fu. Right. The shintos do this as well in Japan with jiu jitsu and various other forms of japanese martial arts. But what they do is they alter the brain by depriving you of the senses. So if you want to shift some of this is the wrong one.

If we were looking at a motor one, we would have the eyes much larger, and hearing would be down in this area. So the eyes would be that size, the hearing would be there, smell would be very, very, very narrow, and then the mouth would be very large again. But so if you're doing a motor one with martial arts, you see that you've got a lot of energy to devoted to the eyes checking shit out, right? But very little actually devoted to hearing, which can be quite key. So if you wanted to up the level of hearing and reduce the amount of, you have to reduce the amount going to the eyes or to the mouth.

Right. So with the eyes, the Taoist used to blind you put a bandana or a blindfold on you, and then you'd have to fight people. You'd have to rely on your ears. And so it raises the amount of, if you do that often enough, continuously enough over a long enough period of time for your particular body, and especially if you support that body with those kinds of elements that like Gaba and other stuff out of food that are providing human growth hormone, etcetera, then you can find that you will actually alter the relationship of the functioning and remap the brain. And so some things that we see is that the Taoists were really, and all of these disciplines, not the religions religion is like, eh, but the disciplines from which many of the religions take stuff, the disciplines would always rely on heat treatments, various different kinds of raising the temperature of the body.

And it turns out that if you do this in a sauna fashion, you can get up to 16 times the amount of human growth hormone being produced by your system. If you do an effective sauna routine, which is 15 minutes in a hot sauna, cool down, which might take 20 minutes, and then another 15 minutes in the sauna and then cool down and you're done, that can produce up to 16 times the amount of human growth hormone in your body. And hey, guess what that does? It allows you to remap your brain, right? You grow new nerve connections and remap wire.

So anyway, so you can do all of that. The homunculus is necessary that you understand this. We're coming into a period that's going to be many, many, many years of contention now among humans, and I'm of the opinion, because I'm an Internet nutter, that within that period of many, many, many years of contention, we're also going to start getting into open contention with space aliens. Now, contention is not war, okay? Understand that?

Alright? So here's the thing. War is a fake. General Smedley Butler war is a racket, okay? It is a racket.

It's owned by bankers, and it's for the bankers purposes. So Ukraine was not about, it's about killing people because they want to kill people off. They're a death cult. All this other shit, blah, blah, blah, bunch of psychopaths. But war, so it goes like contention, and then everything underneath that has some level of constraints applied to it.

So you find war, you know, all the various different kinds of fighting, sports, debate, politics, all of that shit, it's under contention, all right? But contention is the broader understanding of it. So if you deal with the energies of contention, you automatically, to some extent, have a leg up on all of this other stuff. But war is controlled by the bankers. They start them, they stop them at their.

To suit their purposes. So you don't want to get involved in war, okay? In my opinion, you want to study the art of peace so that you can manipulate the dynamic forces that are involved in contention because they're going to get you into war. And if you refuse their war, you are automatically in conflict with them. Okay?

So bear in mind if you're an anti war protester, when the powers that be here over these next seven months, when they come to you and they say, you're drafted, kid, you will serve in Ukraine or Taiwan or wherever the fuck, because they're going to expand it. Israel, we're sending your ass to Israel. When they do that and you say, fuck no, I'm not getting in on this draft shit. You're automatically in conflict with them. You're automatically in conflict with the war.

You're in conflict with authority. So you better understand conflict and contention because your life is at risk either way, whether you accede and go to war. They say 2% of people are killed in war. They want to kill much more. Okay?

They're trying to get eleven. They love the number eleven. They're trying to get 11% death rate. They almost achieved that level out of the ukrainian population. By that, I mean they've slaughtered all their troops.

But that forced so many of the Ukrainians to leave Ukraine because they were paranoid at getting slaughtered, that the fundamental result has been a depreciation of population in Ukraine in these key levels at about 11% over the period of time of this war. There are some areas that are empty now because of this. Any event, though. So they say about 2% are killed in war. And that was world war two.

Now they want to get it up to 11%, right? But the hell of it is that their goal is basically to kill off, like, 98% of all the humans. They want to kill off 7 billion humans and all of those that are serving them. They want to reduce down to just 500 million. So this is the state of our planet.

Now you are in conflict because they want to make you a victim. If you don't grasp that, now move on. Shut this video off. You've wasted your time. But you need to understand conflict.

It derives from contention. So my way of thinking is go study aikido, right? Go study contention because you're involved in it in a way that you probably did not understand, and it's going to dominate the rest of your life, I will live in a species that is involved in contention for all of the remaining days I may have. And many people that are only 40 years old now, that will be their fate as well. That the rest of their life, 40, 50 years, will be involved in contention, actively going around all the time.

Especially since we're going to be dealing with contention with these UFO's, uaPs, aliens, whatever the fuck you want to call them, right? Contention is not war. Contention knows no end. But contention can be managed. That's our goal, okay?

Is to control the contention, because it's never going to go away. We need to understand it and learn how to live with it. And so we've got these things here, okay? So those are the four principles of aikido. So this is really everything you need to know from a personal level of how to be effective in dealing with contention and so forth.

But of course, just reading this, you don't know any of this stuff, right? Because this is an experiential kind of a thing. Must have done it. You must be it in order to grok it, to understand it and be able to manipulate and stuff. But you need to relax completely.

You need to keep one point. That's your hara. That's this little spot about that far down underneath your navel and in the middle of your body. It's your center of gravity to a certain extent. Okay.

You need to keep your weight, underside. So you don't want to rise up. You want to lift up. There's a difference, right? So you don't lead from the surface.

You let the weight on the underside lift, and it creates very powerful forces. Then you need to extend key ki. Is that life force stuff that I've been talking about? Right. You need to be able to control it.

You need to be able to put it into your mind, shift it wherever you need it in order to achieve results with it. It's a practice. Some people get it really quick. Other people, it takes a long time, but just keep practicing and you will achieve benefit from it. So we've been at this long enough.

I've got to get working on shit. So this was your sensitive subject, your homunculus, and contention now. So I'm of the opinion that we're going to get some release language over these next few weeks, and a lot of it will be related to contention. But remember, we need to take a different view of what's going on and not get ourselves involved in the banksters war and understand that we're in conflict with the war and the banksters that are leading it. So you're already at war, so to speak.

You're in conflict, treated appropriately. Okay, guys, I got to get moving or my videos are going to fade away because I've got so much physical stuff here. My schedule is totally disrupted and we're doing a bunch of different things here. But I'll do these videos as I may. Okay, talk to you all later.