I will tell you about one of my incarnations — a very long time ago, when the universe itself was just forming. At that time, many civilizations appeared, each of which had its own special task. Some built and developed, created new worlds and filled them with life, while others destroyed them, preparing the ground for those who would come after them and create something new.
I have passed through many of these civilizations. One of them was called Anu. This civilization was special — it destroyed entire galaxies. The name “Anu” meant emptiness, because it was the emptiness that remained after their work. We were introduced to civilisations at a stage when technological progress was at its height and spirituality was beginning to recede. During this period, our task was clear-to destroy.
If a civilization could resist and overcome us, it became stronger, and it was given a place in the universe, being accepted into the union. If it could not resist, it was destroyed mercilessly. We took everything we could, because we had the right to do so. This was the universal law: if you can’t resist, die.
Our power was great, and the general council of the universe gave us the authority to work as best we could. We were the instrument of balance necessary for the renewal and development of the cosmos. That was our mission — to destroy, to make room for the new.
We worked with the following method: when an intelligent civilization is settled on a planet, we observe it, without controlling its development. However, after the first atomic explosion, when the mind begins to delve into the secrets of the atom, we connect. At this point, our real work begins: we infiltrate all the structures of our agents and begin to control living beings, training them and simultaneously destroying them with our own hands.
Our goal is to make the majority of beings become weak-willed, so that the mind falls behind. We leave only the basic breeding programs that lead to the evolution of the mind and ego, directing them to execute programs that ultimately lead to the self-destruction of civilization itself. Stupidity becomes the norm; logic disappears, and beings begin to believe only in what they see and feel. We create religions to slow down the development of the human mind, because only the mind can bring them into space and open the doors for admission to the council of the Universe.
When beings reach the point of no return, most of them are left with one state that doesn’t obey us. If this state becomes stronger in a crisis situation, the civilization can survive. If not, then everyone will die on the planet. The paradox is that they destroy themselves by following our programs and succumbing to the dark forces that we have implanted in their minds. A person who is completely deprived of the divine good light and is under the full influence of dark forces is an image of deep inner darkness and destruction. His soul is immersed in darkness, which suppresses any sparks of kindness, compassion and hope.
Internally, such a person is gripped by cold, despair and anger. His thoughts and feelings are distorted, aimed at selfishness, destruction and subjugation of others. He doesn’t feel compassion, love, or empathy, but instead is driven by a desire for power, revenge, and destruction.
Outwardly, this person may seem gloomy, his gaze is cold and lifeless, his face expresses inner emptiness and cruelty. Their behavior is often aggressive, unpredictable, and dangerous to others.
He has lost touch with the highest moral and spiritual values, his actions are aimed at satisfying his own base desires and ambitions, regardless of the consequences for others. Such a person often experiences loneliness, alienation, and internal discord, but is unable to find solace or light, as their essence is completely shrouded in darkness.
In general, it is an image of a person whose existence is subject to dark forces, devoid of light and good, moving along the path of destruction and spiritual destruction.
Civilization itself will have to go through a deep crisis of self-identity and survival. Under the pressure of internal contradictions, the suppression of reason and the disintegration of social ties, it will slowly collapse from within. Institutions created to support order and development will become mechanisms of control and suppression, and culture and science will become instruments of manipulation and stagnation.
People who have lost touch with the true source of light and intelligence will lose their individuality and ability to think freely. Their minds will become vulnerable to suggestion and programming, leading to an increase in selfishness, aggression, and indifference. Many will sink into apathy and disbelief, not seeing the meaning in their actions and existence.
However, in the depths of this darkness, individuals can be born who are able to resist the influence and awaken a spark of reason and freedom in themselves. It is through such people that a turning point is possible — the revival of civilization and going beyond the planet, joining the space community.
If resistance does not arise or is suppressed, the civilization will finally plunge into chaos and self-destruction. People will turn into weak-willed program executors who have lost their essence and future.
Thus, the fate of civilization and its inhabitants is a choice between falling into the abyss of oblivion and rebirth through the awakening of consciousness and the return to the light of reason.
Here are some ways to negatively influence a civilization, which can lead to its decline and self-destruction:
1. Suppression of critical thinking and education
Restriction of access to knowledge, introduction of dogmatic teachings and ideologies that hinder the development of logic and independent thinking.
2. Information manipulation and propaganda
Spreading false or distorted information, creating an atmosphere of fear and distrust, which leads to a split in society and loss of unity.
3. Inciting selfishness and individualism
Encouraging competition at all costs, destroying social ties and collective values, leading to alienation and conflict.
4. Creating religious and ideological dogmas
The use of faith to control the masses, the suppression of doubts and questions, which inhibits the development of reason and scientific progress.
5. Implementation of lack of will and apathy programs
The formation of a sense of meaninglessness, hopelessness and passivity in the majority of the population, which reduces activity and initiative.
6. Environmental destruction and resource depletion
Creating conditions for environmental degradation, which leads to a deterioration in the quality of life and an increase in conflicts over the remaining resources.
7. Destruction of institutions of power and law and order
Undermining trust in laws and State structures, which leads to anarchy and chaos.
8. Encouraging violence and aggression
The spread of conflicts, wars and internal violence, which weakens society and contributes to its disintegration.
9. Isolation from the outside world and the space community
Creating barriers to the exchange of knowledge and experience, which prevents the development and integration of civilization in a broader context.
10. Introduction of control and surveillance technologies
The use of technical means to suppress freedom and personal initiative, which leads to a loss of individuality and creativity.
These methods combine to create a vicious circle of degradation, from which civilization can only emerge through conscious resistance and the awakening of reason.
