This article can be entitled many things: “How the Porn Industry has Your Psyche by the Balls,” “The Illuminati’s Infiltration of Pornography and Why You Should Avoid It,” or “The Degradation of Porn and Why Your Brain is Fucked.”

I author this article as a recovered addict of 9 years, having personally watched the redescent deviation of pornography occur since adolescence. To put it quaintly, “porn ain’t what it used to be.” Memes like “sharking” – where individuals publicly strip the clothes off of an unsuspecting victim in public in broad daylight – are embraced by the porn industry. There are websites dedicated to every fetish imaginable. “Normal sex” is practically impossible to find as angry and vile sex has taken over. The objectification of the female body as merely a sexual toy has become ubiquitous. Nonsexual behavior has become sexualized – things like shaving, dressing, and breastfeeding – are now exploited. Voyeurism and incest have literally become categories on many websites. Are we being conditioned? Desensitized? Encouraged?

Hijacking Your Sexuality

Addiction takes the following path. First, the individual gets a taste of something he (his brain) enjoys. He repeats the behavior multiple times to achieve the pleasure again. His ability to refuse is weakened by the brain’s craving for the chemical that the behavior delivers. Addiction takes over and the individual begins to repeat the behavior unconsciously or unwillingly. Ultimately, desensitization starts to impair the pleasure response, so deviation begins. The individual must do the behavior more frequently or go to greater extremes to achieve the same level of pleasure.

With porn addictions, the case is the same. Individuals who have been addicted to porn for long periods of time must begin to deviate to stimulate their libidos. This is outlined scientifically in the TED Talk below. Deviation in a porn addiction usually means fetishes, aggressive porn, public sex and the fear of getting caught, going to the ends of the age spectrum whether it is elderly or underage minors, bestiality, incest, or vile and disgusting nonsexual acts involving things like excrement.

Thankfully, this author’s addiction never reached these extremes, but the allure of deviation was certainly present. The tendency for one to merely “explore his sexuality” is without doubt socially reinforced now as taboos are embraced by pop culture types. But does that make it right? Does that make the abnormal natural?

Freud Versus the APA

Sigmund Freud’s voluminous body of work has been egregiously mischaracterized. When Freud essentially wrote off America as hopelessly backwards on psychotherapy, the American Psychiatric Association began an aggressive campaign to misrepresent Freud and his work on consciousness. In fact, virtually every mention of the soul has been deliberately mistranslated and stripped from his books and their titles. Freud has arguably been reduced in the American classroom to the “incest guy” in psychology. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Apart from his work on the anatomy of the mind, he was also a revisionist of history and a theorist of spirituality. He was a child prodigy, speaking many languages and writing prolifically from a young age.

If you wanted to psychospiritually manipulate the masses, one institution you might infiltrate is religion, and rightfully so. Religion is something many people follow blindly without question or concern, without evaluation or investigation. Is it then difficult to imagine the porn industry would be another important area of control? Freud understood that psychosexuality is the most powerful lever in the human psyche. Whether it frightens you or not, your libido and sexual predilections are being programmed by the Architects of Control each time you consume pornographic content.

Heal the Wound, Release the Addiction

Ridding the body of a pathogen is part of healing. Much the same, ridding the mind of a self-defeating belief system is part of healing. If you are addicted to pornography, consider quitting before it gets worse. If you see yourself becoming addicted, consider this article the next time you feel the urge. Know that addictions are not overcome with great amounts of energy exertion or mental commitment, they are released through healing and shadow work.

Not all addictions are rooted in abuse or trauma, but I do believe they can all be traced to painful experience. A hurt is at the centre of all addictive behaviours. It is present in the gambler, the Internet addict, the compulsive shopper and the workaholic. The wound may not be as deep and the ache not as excruciating, and it may even be entirely hidden—but it’s there. As we’ll see, the effects of early stress or adverse experiences directly shape both the psychology and the neurobiology of addiction in the brain.

― Gabor Maté, In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters with Addiction

Spiritual Ephemeralization

Ephemeralization, a word coined by Buckminster Fuller, is the ability “to do more with less” through the use of technology. This word has always been used to describe man’s technical capacity, not his spiritual capacity. But in a time when we are wasteful with our energy emotionally, psychologically, socially, and physically, Authenticity is the spiritual ephemeralization of man’s use of energy.

We are Spiritual Farmers sowing seeds. Let us not fritter our time away with addictions, drama, dead end relationships, conformist behavior, or any other trappings of inauthenticity. Let us instead respect ourselves enough to make the most of our journeys into the light by aligning with our intrinsic brilliant divinity. For, Authenticity is a contagion of the soul, and no virus or pathogen has spread faster and wider than the pandemic of Truth. The Witchdoctors of Deceit, try hard as they may, inevitably fail at stopping the spread of Truth. To their chagrin, it infects the whole world, person by person, as the Self awakens, in what can only be described as the Dragonfly Effect.