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Because of some recent threads and exchanges on this website, I want to share a Wikipedia entry about Conspirituality (see link below). Some people may disagree with what is said here, but I think it does add perspective to some of the things that have been shared on this forum - and in the world today.
It describes Conspirituality as: "the overlap of conspiracy theories with spirituality, typically of New Age varieties. Contemporary conspirituality became common in the 1990s. (dfreed note: and is very much alive and well today).
The article says: "As with other extremist movements, the conspirituality narrative portrays its followers as more enlightened than mainstream society and prone to persecution because they are aware of the 'real truth." (dfreed note: no one understands or believes their 'visions' of elite control, COVID internment camps, government induced mass psychosis, etc.)
A description of '5D' - from the website: 'Conspirituality - key terms and phrases'; link below.
5D Consciousness - The Ds are spiritual dimensions; the number indicates levels of wokeness. Many influencers in CS use the language of ascending from 3D (a level of fear and avarice) to 5D (a level of spiritual expansion) to describe the spiritual promise afforded by times of crisis (dfreed note: government lockdowns, stolen elections, 'deep states', mass psychosis, etc). This term is often used in a soothing way, seemingly to help CS-to-Q (Conspirituality to Q-anon) seekers focus on the ultimate goal of their struggles.
... these terms share low-definitional precision (are vague and imprecise): Red pill, 5D, and starseed mean many poignant things to a spectrum of passionate users. This allows for the power of poetic suggestiveness, but it also lets speakers constantly move goalposts and express plausible deniability - i.e.: “No, I’m not talking about that. How dare you suggest I’m using anti-semitic / anti-vaxx / pro-Q language!”. (freedda note: or, "I'm 5D, so how dare you say that my 'vision' is not real".)
Websites:
Wikipedia entry about Conspirituality
Website describing '5D' and other conspirituality keywords and phrases
It describes Conspirituality as: "the overlap of conspiracy theories with spirituality, typically of New Age varieties. Contemporary conspirituality became common in the 1990s. (dfreed note: and is very much alive and well today).
The article says: "As with other extremist movements, the conspirituality narrative portrays its followers as more enlightened than mainstream society and prone to persecution because they are aware of the 'real truth." (dfreed note: no one understands or believes their 'visions' of elite control, COVID internment camps, government induced mass psychosis, etc.)
A description of '5D' - from the website: 'Conspirituality - key terms and phrases'; link below.
5D Consciousness - The Ds are spiritual dimensions; the number indicates levels of wokeness. Many influencers in CS use the language of ascending from 3D (a level of fear and avarice) to 5D (a level of spiritual expansion) to describe the spiritual promise afforded by times of crisis (dfreed note: government lockdowns, stolen elections, 'deep states', mass psychosis, etc). This term is often used in a soothing way, seemingly to help CS-to-Q (Conspirituality to Q-anon) seekers focus on the ultimate goal of their struggles.
... these terms share low-definitional precision (are vague and imprecise): Red pill, 5D, and starseed mean many poignant things to a spectrum of passionate users. This allows for the power of poetic suggestiveness, but it also lets speakers constantly move goalposts and express plausible deniability - i.e.: “No, I’m not talking about that. How dare you suggest I’m using anti-semitic / anti-vaxx / pro-Q language!”. (freedda note: or, "I'm 5D, so how dare you say that my 'vision' is not real".)
Websites:
Wikipedia entry about Conspirituality
Website describing '5D' and other conspirituality keywords and phrases
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