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Speaker 2: Paul Levy. Paul, where do you think of demons? Where
Speaker 2: would you categorize them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, okay, I would say just think of the
Speaker 3: psyche for a moment, and it really correlates or it
Speaker 3: helps to understand what a demon is because so here
Speaker 3: we have, you know, where if we're a whole, which
Speaker 3: we are when we're born, but then we all encounter
Speaker 3: trauma and so a part of us, part of our psyche,
Speaker 3: splits off, and if we don't integrate that that disassociated,
Speaker 3: split off part of the psyche, it develops an autonomy
Speaker 3: of its own. In psychology speak, it's called an autonomous complex,
Speaker 3: and it's seemingly we experience it, you know, as having
Speaker 3: a seemingly autonomous will and life and independent life of
Speaker 3: its own. What I'm describing, you know, in the realm
Speaker 3: of psychology, that's what the ancients call demons.
Speaker 2: And Paul, let me see you then about curses into this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, the thing because I talk about curses in
Speaker 3: my book, and one of the main things to understand
Speaker 3: with curses is that we're all interconnected and particularly deep
Speaker 3: in the in you know, in the dimension of the
Speaker 3: collective unconscious, and when we project the shadow on each other,
Speaker 3: and you know, and to project the shadow is the
Speaker 3: shadow itself. We hear a lot about the shadow, that
Speaker 3: is the shadow in action. When we project the shadow
Speaker 3: on somebody else. We're all exquisitely sensitive. We feel that,
Speaker 3: and we can feel you know, we can actually consciously
Speaker 3: feel oppressed or we feel it in our subconscious and
Speaker 3: then we feel burdened. And what will happen We then
Speaker 3: will oftentimes find ourselves acting out the very shadow quality
Speaker 3: that was projected onto us or that was projected into us,
Speaker 3: which of course confirms to the person who projected the
Speaker 3: shadow that we are, you know, actually that shadow quality.
Speaker 3: So to the extent that any of us are not
Speaker 3: in touch with our light. We're actually unwittingly cursing, you know,
Speaker 3: other people, and ultimately we're cursing ourselves.
Speaker 2: Paul, what did the ancient Native Americans say about how
Speaker 2: you get rid of what? Tiko?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, they in essence, there are all these different
Speaker 3: you know, sort of these ways you can you can
Speaker 3: deal with it, you know, prayer, and ceremony, But ultimately
Speaker 3: it has to do with get with being in touch
Speaker 3: with your nature, with your true nature. When we're in
Speaker 3: touch with who we actually are, then we're totally immune
Speaker 3: to what tiko. It can't it can't get its hooks
Speaker 3: into us, you know. So that is the best protection
Speaker 3: with reference to what tiko is to be in touch
Speaker 3: with our nature. And that's a cliche, but what it
Speaker 3: actually means is that, well, what is our nature. Our
Speaker 3: nature is love, is compassion, and our nature, by its
Speaker 3: very nature is creative. So when we get in touch
Speaker 3: with our nature, we embody and express ourselves creatively. And
Speaker 3: the more we express ourselves creatively, the more we know
Speaker 3: our nature in a positive feedback loop. And that's you know,
Speaker 3: so to actually connect with our creativity, you know, which
Speaker 3: is our nature that, in a sense, in all my
Speaker 3: work I'm talking about, that's the best protection for what Tiko.
Speaker 2: What did the Native Americans do with people who were
Speaker 2: obviously affected by what tiko?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well they were very much connected with community. So
Speaker 3: you know, when somebody was infected with what Chico, and
Speaker 3: that could be any of us at any given moment,
Speaker 3: the sense is that they try to in a way,
Speaker 3: you know, because we're all connected to you know, to
Speaker 3: bring them into the community of the tribe, to help
Speaker 3: them to awaken to the nature of their heart. Because
Speaker 3: part of when we get taken over by what tiko,
Speaker 3: we have a cold heart. We're not connected with our
Speaker 3: love and with our compassion. And that person they see
Speaker 3: has just gotten taken over in a way by their
Speaker 3: unconscious and they're it's like an addiction. It's like they
Speaker 3: just you know, can't help but to act that they're unconscious.
Speaker 3: So to think about indigenous people, they were way more
Speaker 3: in touch with their sense of community and that we're
Speaker 3: not separate and that we depend on each other.
Speaker 2: When people come down with this so called mind virus,
Speaker 2: how do they get infected? What have they done?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well it's contagious. Then it's contagious through the unconscious,
Speaker 3: you know, which we all share. We all partake of
Speaker 3: the collective unconscious. So the thing about what tiko, it's
Speaker 3: it's a collective. It's a psychosis, a collective psychosis. It's
Speaker 3: a psychic epidemic, and it's contagious, just like an actual
Speaker 3: you know, if you have a physical bug, it can
Speaker 3: it can be contagious and that's why you know so
Speaker 3: many people, I mean, think about it. There's a collective
Speaker 3: madness happening in our world right now. We're in the
Speaker 3: middle of a collective psychosis. And what I'm pointing out
Speaker 3: with the idea of a mind virus is that the
Speaker 3: origin and the solution of our collective psychosis is to
Speaker 3: be found within our psyche.
Speaker 2: It is amazing, it's frightening it at the same time,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But the thing is, you know, if we get
Speaker 3: too attached or absorbed in fear, fear is the superfood
Speaker 3: for what tiko. So yeah, it takes courage to see
Speaker 3: what tiko. But the point is when you see it
Speaker 3: out there, you recognize that it's reflecting, you know, that
Speaker 3: darker part of us. So it's actually helping us. But
Speaker 3: if we get you know, sort of possessed by that fear,
Speaker 3: and then as soon as I get possessed by fear,
Speaker 3: there's an other there are people out there that are
Speaker 3: separate from me, and it becomes a self reinforcing fee loop,
Speaker 3: that sense of separate self and fear, and then Watiko
Speaker 3: just feeds off of that. That's why one of the
Speaker 3: main solutions for what Tiko is to recognize that we
Speaker 3: don't exist as a separate self that were interdependent. We're interconnected.
Speaker 3: And you know, that's why I say that the expression
Speaker 3: of this realization is compassion. His compassion is the dissolver,
Speaker 3: the Whattiko, dissolver par excellence.
Speaker 2: The great healer. Wilhelm Reich is mentioned in your book
Speaker 2: tell Us Why.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, you know, I had read his book about
Speaker 3: the Murder of Christ the number of years ago, and
Speaker 3: then I recently picked it up a few years ago,
Speaker 3: and my head exploded because I realized, oh my god,
Speaker 3: he's pointing at what Tico. So many people, so many
Speaker 3: artists and thinkers and philosophers like Philip K. Dick, are
Speaker 3: pointing at what Tico. And here's here's right, pointing at
Speaker 3: what Tiko. He would talk about in the Murder of Christ,
Speaker 3: that there was an emotional plague that played humanity. There
Speaker 3: was something in us that was actually against us, that
Speaker 3: was attacking our light, that was attacking our wholeness, that
Speaker 3: was making us sick, and was perversely getting off on
Speaker 3: keeping us sick. And so what Reike was writing about,
Speaker 3: he was pointing out that Christ, when you see it symbolically,
Speaker 3: he was revealing this inner dynamic through the whole Christ
Speaker 3: event of being crucified of what actually is happening in
Speaker 3: the unconscious of humanity, and that we ourselves are the
Speaker 3: murderers of Christ. That that's the ultimate thing that he
Speaker 3: was pointing at, that there's no one who's killing our
Speaker 3: own You see the thing about with Tiko. It doesn't
Speaker 3: exist objectively independently, It has no intrinsic existence separate from
Speaker 3: our own mind, and yet it can kill us. And
Speaker 3: what that's pointing at is the incredible untapped power of
Speaker 3: our mind that we already have, but because we're unconscious
Speaker 3: of it, that power is being outsourced and the powers
Speaker 3: of the state are more than happy to turn our
Speaker 3: own intrinsic creative power against us.
Speaker 2: Who's winning the battle with Tiko or us?
Speaker 3: Well, that what quantum physics would say. It's not deterministic.
Speaker 3: It's very probabilistic. And that's why I'm devoting my life
Speaker 3: to trying to get the work, you know, trying to
Speaker 3: get the word out. This is like a major event,
Speaker 3: this idea of that we finally, like what Jung says,
Speaker 3: in times of collective psychosis such as ours, the one
Speaker 3: thing that can save us. And this is a quote.
Speaker 3: It's a new symbolic idea. And that's what the greatest
Speaker 3: tyrants in history we're most afraid of was an idea
Speaker 3: whose time has come that would awaken people, because that
Speaker 3: idea is contagious. And what Tiko is exactly that idea.
Speaker 3: So who knows who's going to win. But we are
Speaker 3: actually creating and participating our experience together. So I'm trying
Speaker 3: to the extent that and more of us wake up
Speaker 3: to our shadow but also to our light, to our genius,
Speaker 3: and that we've actually brainwashed ourselves. No one else is
Speaker 3: doing that. Ultimately speaking, we've done that. As more of
Speaker 3: us awakened to that and we connect with other people
Speaker 3: who are awakening to that, then we can actually dream
Speaker 3: ourselves awake. And that's to recognize that we can consciously
Speaker 3: participate in our own evolution. And that's what this is
Speaker 3: all about. That if we don't recognize what Watiko is
Speaker 3: revealing to us, guaranteed we're going to be destroying ourselves.
Speaker 3: And yet it's actually the greatest catalyst for the evolution
Speaker 3: of our species there's ever been. But we need to
Speaker 3: recognize what it's showing us.
Speaker 2: Someone who might be a mass shooter, for example, Paul,
Speaker 2: have they been infected by this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well if you think about it from the dream like, Nate,
Speaker 3: from the dream like point of view, because what I'm
Speaker 3: pointing at, you know, to actually see this is to
Speaker 3: see that we're having a collective dream that mess shooter
Speaker 3: is actually by killing other people. They're actually they're showing
Speaker 3: the perverse state of their own psyche that they're actually killing.
Speaker 3: That's the murder of Price. They're enacting that. And yeah,
Speaker 3: so one could say, oh, definitely, what tiko it's an
Speaker 3: archetype of energy and what that means. It can possess
Speaker 3: a person. It can literally take over an entire person
Speaker 3: such that they then become an instrument for what tiko,
Speaker 3: which is a higher dimensional energy to act itself out.
Speaker 3: And not just a person it can possess. It can
Speaker 3: possess a group of people, or a nascent, or a
Speaker 3: whole nation or a species.
Speaker 2: You talk a bit about angels, tell me their involvement.
Speaker 3: With us, Yeah, no, for sure. Well, the thing about
Speaker 3: with tiko, it's this damonic energy and the diamond. You know,
Speaker 3: if you see what the dimon is, and this ties
Speaker 3: into angels it's a trans personal energy and that actually
Speaker 3: can possess a person. And that dimon is actually the
Speaker 3: inner voice and the guiding spirit, and it contains our
Speaker 3: creativity and it leads us to our calling and you know,
Speaker 3: to it will help us discover what we're here to do.
Speaker 3: But if we don't actually tap into that dimon, it
Speaker 3: consulates negatively and becomes a demon. So in my book,
Speaker 3: I talk about well angels, we actually all have this counterpart,
Speaker 3: this celestial counterpart, that's the counterpart to the demon. It's
Speaker 3: the angel, and it's always with us and that's and
Speaker 3: it's really our inner guidance. That's what the di'mon is.
Speaker 3: It's continually communicating with us through dreams, through synchronicities, through
Speaker 3: our minds. And all that I'm trying to point out
Speaker 3: is we need to develop a conscious relationship. It's like
Speaker 3: getting into an intimate relationship with that angel part of
Speaker 3: us that is our guiding spirit, and that will connect
Speaker 3: us to our you know, to our nature and to
Speaker 3: our creativity. And that's the solution to what Tico and
Speaker 3: to the all of the world crises. What Tico is
Speaker 3: at the root of the myriad world crisis that we're facing. Okay,
Speaker 3: So when we connect with that angel, with that diamond,
Speaker 3: with that guiding spirit within us, because if we don't
Speaker 3: connect with it, it consolates negatively and becomes a demon.
Speaker 3: But when we connect with it, it will awaken us.
Speaker 3: That's what my work is about.
Speaker 2: What would you recommend that people do in order to
Speaker 2: ward this off?
Speaker 3: Yeah, any spiritual practice that makes you connect with your
Speaker 3: heart and makes you feel love and compassion and anything.
Speaker 3: Because we are creative beings. We are What quantum physics
Speaker 3: has shown to us is that we are creating our
Speaker 3: experience of ourselves and of the world, moment by moment.
Speaker 3: No one else is doing that. We are doing that.
Speaker 3: We are creating our experience so to the extent that
Speaker 3: we consciously tap in to our creative nature and express
Speaker 3: ourselves creatively instead of unwittingly offering ourselves to what Tiko
Speaker 3: and disassociating from our from our creative nature and identifying
Speaker 3: with what Tiko's version of ourselves, which is a fictitious identity.
Speaker 3: To the extent we connect with our creative nature, then
Speaker 3: that's kryptonite to what Tko. Not only does it take
Speaker 3: away what TKO's power, it empowers ourselves.
Speaker 2: What kind of rituals did they use to try to
Speaker 2: ward off the Watiko people?
Speaker 3: Oh? Well, you know indigenous people and people all throughout history,
Speaker 3: they you know, depending on the spiritual tradition, they they would,
Speaker 3: you know, they would have prayers.
Speaker 2: They would did they sacrifice the.
Speaker 3: People, Well, you know, it could be thousands of years ago,
Speaker 3: they would, they would do something you know that, you know,
Speaker 3: just whatever. That primitive. But the point is is that
Speaker 3: actually seeing this life as a dream, that's to cultivate
Speaker 3: symbolic awareness. And when you have symbolic aware, because a
Speaker 3: symbol is the language of dreaming, then all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: you actually all of life becomes symbolic, and all of
Speaker 3: life becomes a sacred ceremony. And that's the attitude, that's
Speaker 3: the point of view that will ward off Fortiko.
Speaker 2: Truly amazing And how did you discover this, Pall?
Speaker 3: I discovered this in my own life with my family.
Speaker 3: You know, like I was saying, my father got taken
Speaker 3: over by Watiko and I couldn't believe that. The whole
Speaker 3: family system and then the mental health system when that
Speaker 3: got called in, it configured itself to protect the abuser.
Speaker 3: It was like whenever I was shining light on the
Speaker 3: evil that was coming through my father, I couldn't believe.
Speaker 3: It was like there was a non local field that
Speaker 3: was actually configuring itself to protect the darkness. And so
Speaker 3: I was actually tracking this and creating maps for this
Speaker 3: higher dimensional process that was unfolding within my mind and
Speaker 3: in my relationships and through my father and out in
Speaker 3: the world. And then I began to realize, like an
Speaker 3: iteration of a fractal, Oh my god, this is playing
Speaker 3: out in my mind, with my family, in the psychiatric system,
Speaker 3: and in the greater body politic of the world. It's
Speaker 3: like iterations of a deeper fractal. And that's when I
Speaker 3: began to discover, Oh my god, there's like some sort
Speaker 3: of evil energy infolded holographically unfolded throughout the multi dimensions
Speaker 3: of our universe that's expressing itself and to the extent
Speaker 3: we're unconscious of it, it's going to kill us, but
Speaker 3: it's actually helping us. It's helping us to awaken.
Speaker 2: It is no question you've done a marvelous job. And
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you had to go through this as a child. Nobody,
Speaker 2: no young kid should have to go through what you
Speaker 2: went through.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you. No, I appreciate that, and that's true,
Speaker 3: that's really and I'm really lucky because it destroyed my
Speaker 3: entire family. I haven't had a family for over twenty years.
Speaker 2: Did you sever your relationship with your father? And I
Speaker 2: assume he's no longer with us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, he's no longer with us. No, no, no,
Speaker 3: he you know, I was till his dying day. I
Speaker 3: was trying to connect and you know, and to dispel
Speaker 3: this thing. I don't think I could have possibly had
Speaker 3: realized the extent of his possession. And it was only
Speaker 3: through my dreams over years and years, I would be
Speaker 3: having these unbelievable archetypal dreams, these lucid dreams that over
Speaker 3: decades were showing me, Oh my god, my father was
Speaker 3: taken over by this you know, archetypal transpersonal, this dimonic
Speaker 3: force that wasn't human and he you know, and in
Speaker 3: the form of a human being of my father, And
Speaker 3: you know, that was unbelievably you know, traumatizing. But I
Speaker 3: turned it into medicine. That's the very realization that's informed
Speaker 3: my work.
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