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I am delighted to be able to share a link to a new 16-minute video that has just been published by Drs Mark and Sam Bailey in New Zealand, based on some of my recent writing.It is here.Dr Sam Bailey The Corruption is Real and Sickening"In writing about 'pandemics' we are well aware that they need to be considered within a wider global context. In 2021, Mark and co-author Dr John Bevan-Smith wrote in The COVID-19 Fraud & War on Humanity, 'this assault on humanity relies on a Trojan horse to deliver the fraud into our minds and bodies, making possible the fulfillment of the globalist a… Listen nowa day ago · 170 likes · 41 comments · Dr Sam BaileyPlease do have a look and, if you like it, share it with others.Thanks for reading Paul Cudenec! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Source: https://paulcudenec.substack.com/p/video-the-corruption-is-real-and Article courtesy of Paul Cudenac. https://paulcudenec.substack.com/ ...

Our Beloved!You are within us, around us and beyond usWe feel you, we see you, we know youYou move us and breathe through usYour heart is our soulYou gave us birth, we give you bodyYou gave us everything and so we will give our whole selves to youWe will be your song and your swordCarried by the wind of your divine loveBurning with the fire of your vital spiritSwelling with the ocean of your eternal becomingWe will root out the dark cankerThat has laid us so low for so longAnd bring back your light, your joy, your wisdomTo this precious place[Audio version]The spirit of Sophia: wild air and wisdomThe spirit of Sophia: nature and graceThe spirit of Sophia: against Moloch and the machineThanks for reading Paul Cudenec! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Source: https://paulcudenec.substack.com/p/the-spirit-of-sophia-our-promise Article courtesy of Paul Cudenac. https://paulcudenec.substack.com/ ...

For readers primarily interested in my political writing, this current exploration of the sophiological tradition via the pages of The Heavenly Country might not seem terribly relevant.But in fact the ideas I have been discussing here are of fundamental importance for the building of our New Resistance against the criminocracy.Their pertinence to the great struggle ahead of us is, indeed, expressed time after time in the pages of the book.Editor Michael Martin (pictured) declares in the introduction: “We live in an age of untrammelled superstition: the hope that science will save us from ourselves and bless us with prosperity and, even, that it will allow us to overcome death.“This is an age of the totalization of the technological and the technocratic, an age of the unreal, the artificial, the illusory, of the simulacra”. [1]“In this paradigm, the human person is viewed as a machine among other machines, replete with updateable hardware, a myriad number of applications, and the promise of replaceable as well as changeable parts. I, human, iHuman…“Accepting the human person as a machine ultimately distances the human person from himself, from the awareness of himself as a human person, as an integrally somatic, pneumatological and existential being.“Yet it ...

“This was the Beauty and excellence of Eternal Nature, that all her divided, contrary properties were united into one undivided property in the Eternal Earth, where all their contrarieties were reduced to the most perfect union, agreement and harmony”. [1]So writes the English mystic John Pordage in his 1683 work Theologia Mystica or The Mystic Divine of the Aeternal Invisibles, an extract of which is included in The Heavenly Country: An Anthology of Primary Sources, Poetry, and Critical Essays on Sophiology, a book which I introduced in my last essay.He identifies “Natural Goodness” in the way that the archetypal elements around us, his “aeternal invisibles”, complement and harmonise with each other within the Whole.“All these qualifying powers of Nature have sensibility and mobility in themselves, whereby they can feel and taste one another’s properties”. [2]This Natural Goodness, the divine wisdom behind the beauty and harmony in the world, is sometimes personified as Sophia, whose tradition is the subject of The Heavenly Country.One of the contributors, contemporary academic Brent Dean Robbins, looks in detail at the notion of Natura naturans, nature that is never a finished product and always in a state of becoming, referring in particular to the work of ...

I must have been around 15 years old when I first realised that there was something deeply wrong with modern society.A few years later I had noticed that this situation was getting markedly worse and, a bit later still, it dawned on me that, in addition, the rate of this decline was rapidly accelerating!Of course, I initially had no idea why things were so fundamentally out of kilter and sliding ever further towards disaster.But I eventually understood that the problem did not come from outside England – from Americanisation, the threat of Soviet Communism or European centralisation, as people assumed – but was largely hosted in the capital city in whose suburbs I had grown up.In recent years I have also become increasingly aware of the spiritual nature of this malaise.The financial-industrial imperial beast has a black heart.It not only works hard to eradicate all true spirit and soul from our lives, but it also infects us with its perverted anti-spirit.I have come to see that it is nothing less than a manifestation of evil – an evil that will end up destroying humankind and our world, if we do not defeat it.Our struggle against this malignant entity must therefore ...

I know I have shared this flyer before but, since the date is rapidly approaching, I thought I would highlight it again - in case anyone missed it!Thanks for reading Paul Cudenec! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Source: https://paulcudenec.substack.com/p/an-equinox-talk-in-england Article courtesy of Paul Cudenac. https://paulcudenec.substack.com/ ...

The global mafia is trying to replace our real food with a fake gene-edited variety, without even telling us it is doing so.It wants to change regulations so that natural food and GM lab food are legally regarded as the same thing!This is not some “conspiracy theory”, but a very real proposal currently being pushed through by corporate-controlled authorities.It is happening in Australia and New Zealand – longstanding colonies of the dark enslaving empire which are often used as testbeds for new forms of oppression.But you can be sure that – if they get away with it – this will then be rolled out everywhere.Researcher Kate Mason is sounding the alarm and urging people in Australia and New Zealand to send in their objections before the fast-approaching deadline of Tuesday September 10 (6pm Canberra time). You can read her report here and watch her video here.She explains that FSANZ, Australia and New Zealand’s Food Authority, is proposing changes to the Food Standard which would deregulate gene-edited foods and deny customers any labelling.Kate warns that this would allow the global processed food industry to self-regulate all gene-edited foods!“Yet the gene-edited foods made with CRISPR, that FSANZ calls NBTs (New Breeding Techniques), ...

What I like most about fellow English anarchist Darren Allen is how he manages to so utterly condemn the miserable condition of contemporary society, while at the same time insisting on metaphysical truth that puts that sorry state of affairs into context.This is very much the case with his latest book, The Fire Sermon: The Unbelievable & Unacceptable Truth, [1] which he claims was written by Modra the Monkey God, with only some “help” from himself.However, having read and reviewed some of Allen’s previous work, [2] I very much recognise his pen and am going to have to call out this imposture and identify the non-divine Allen as the sole author of this sermon!The book is a smallish one, of fewer than 200 pages and, with its rather beautiful cover and numerous illustrations, I suspect that Allen is reaching for a wider, and perhaps younger, public.Not that this holds him back from the scathing indictments of the modern world for which he has become renown.Allen has Modra the Monkey God tell his human readers: “Now you live in a world without the wild, which means without death, without freedom and without real mystery. That’s why you are all so bored, ...

The difference between conspiracy realists and conspiracy deniers is, of course, that the latter never question anything, never think for themselves, never do their own research.They simply lap up every last drop of drivel and delusion presented to them, including the laughable conceit that in so doing they are proving themselves somehow more “advanced”, more “adult”, more “astute” than those tin-foil-hat-wearing idiots who dare challenge official top-down truth.As they remain rooted to their theatre seats, stuffing their faces with propaganda popcorn and fizzy fakery, their scientifically-sealed minds cannot even grasp the possibility that others might have taken the initiative to have a peek backstage and work out what The Spectacle is all about.I don’t suppose there are many conspiracy deniers reading this, but just in case one or two have wandered in by mistake, here are some more stones to look under, if you can find the courage to face the reality of the seething maggot-infested corruption that lies beneath the surface of our society.First of all, have a read of Hedley Rees’ Inside Pharma blog and in particular his reporting on what he describes as “the latest Big Pharma feeding frenzy”.He points us to the existence of an annual ...

I use the word “authentic” quite a lot in my writing: it describes, for me, an essential quality that is at the heart of everything I consider good.Like many adjectives, it means slightly different things in different contexts, but its most obvious use is as a synonym of “genuine”.Its opposite, in this case, would be “fake” or “false” and so we might conclude that “authentic” relates mainly to veracity, to truth.But there is more to it than that. If, for example, I bought some “farmhouse cider” and later discovered that it was produced in a large factory on an industrial estate next to the motorway, I might judge that this was not authentic “farmhouse cider”.However, what if the product was truthfully named “cider produced in a large factory on an industrial estate next to the motorway”?Would that surprising veracity mean that the product was now authentic?Not for me, no – so my understanding of authenticity evidently goes deeper than the truthfulness, or not, of the label attached to something.It reaches, in fact, into that something’s origins, the source from which it has emerged.An authentic folk culture, for instance, would be one that had been handed down from generation to generation ...

As I have written before, the last few years of reading and researching have left me in no doubt concerning the reach and nature of the dark enslaving empire.On a couple of occasions recently, I have thought to myself that I have pretty much come to the end of the road in terms of exposing the global entity, as opposed to countering it.I think I have supplied sufficient evidence to show what it amounts to – and those who, for whatever reason, still don’t wish to accept this reality will in all probability not change their minds on account of a few more facts and connections.But then, each time, I come across something that really needs to be shared and yet another article is born.Those who have read my piece on Chatham House may recall how the career histories of particular individuals was very revealing of the overall – officially non-existent! – Leviathan to which they owe their allegiance.These faithful servants of the empire flit effortlessly back and forth between posts in government, finance, industry and global institutions, weaving a web of full-spectrum corruption and control which is lent apparent respectability by “Royal” patronage.I recently came across another particularly intriguing ...

The nature writer Richard Jefferies, a great inspiration for me, explained once why he always went for the same country walk and did not go elsewhere for a change.He wrote: “I do not want change; I want the same old and loved things, the same wild flowers, the same trees and soft ash-green; the turtle-doves, the blackbirds, the coloured yellow-hammer, sing, sing, singing so long as there is light to cast a shadow on the dial, for such is the measure of his song, and I want them in the same place”. [1]His words resonate strongly with me. I, too, do the same walks time and time again without ever growing tired of them.I also generally feel there is a great benefit to be had from viewing life from a fixed spot.For one thing, intimate long-term knowledge of the land allows you to feel its cycles, providing a rooted rhythm for your own living.It also allows you to see the changes that take place over the years, in a way that you obviously cannot do if you flit around all over the place.It was, for instance, my quarter of a century in West Sussex that allowed me to understand the ...