Reflections about Power of Torsion Egregores

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constitute a guide to action!!!

We live in an era where the boundaries of individual
consciousness have become transparent. The transmission
of desires and impulses directly into the brain has become
so frequent that people often cannot distinguish other
people's thoughts from their own, maintaining the illusion
of free will. The key players in this process are not humans,
but egregores - energy-information structures existing within
the framework of torsion field theory. According to the
hypothesis, the physical vacuum is a carrier of torsion
fields generated by the twisting of matter. These fields are
informational in nature - they transfer not energy, but the
structure of form. Every thought generated by consciousness
creates its own unique torsion signature - a spiral torsion
pattern in the field. A "heavy," frequently repeated,
or emotionally charged thought creates a stable torsion
polarization, capable of restructuring weaker fields to
its own frequency, imposing its vibrational pattern. This
is not merely a metaphor but a potential physical process
of re-polarization of the torsion field of consciousness.
In other words, human thought has physical mass and
energy as a field structure. However, a single thought-signature
is unstable. Maintaining its existence requires constant
reinforcement at the same frequency. Without this resonance
amplification, it dissipates, being absorbed by more
powerful fields. True strength arises through collective
resonance - when many minds focus on a single idea. Their
torsion fields synchronize, and the combined energy
of the resulting field exceeds the simple sum of individual
contributions. This resonance forms the foundation of
collective consciousness. When millions of people (entire
nations, religions, ideologies) resonate, macroscopic
structures - egregores - are born in the planet's torsion
field. These are gigantic, self-sustaining clusters of
polarized torsion energy. They act as powerful sources
of static torsion fields, attracting and organizing elements
(thoughts and people) with similar polarization, creating
an invisible hierarchy of power within the informational
space. In other words, each bee is an individual insect, but
together they serve the egregor of the hive. An egregore is
a system purely rational, devoid of emotions. Its goal is
self-preservation, which requires a constant influx of
energy with a specific torsion polarization. If the external
flow is insufficient, the egregore begins actively
attracting "donors," influencing minds and implanting
thoughts to generate the energy it needs. The time scales
of egregores and humans are vastly different: humans live
for decades, egregores for centuries or millennia. For long
-term projects, egregores utilize humans as interchangeable
tools. Books, teachings, technologies, and theologies are
"torsion batteries," transmitting patterns from one carrier
to another, ensuring continuous mass control. Reading
thoughts for a powerful egregore is straightforward because,
in torsion theory, thoughts are material. Implanting someone
else's thought is akin to overlaying an external torsion
field onto the field of consciousness, which, if
sufficiently powerful, leads to its re-polarization.
A person who accepts an imposed pattern becomes
a retransmitter, amplifying the egregore's will. Direct
control over everyone is impossible - it would require
too much energy, which is physically unfeasible. Usually,
egregores concentrate on 1-10 key "vessels" within large
systems (states, churches, corporations). They influence
others episodically, reinforcing the basic polarization
that persists until another powerful field intervenes.
These vessels are under constant "torsion protection":
the egregore, by reading surrounding fields, neutralizes
threats, influencing decisions or even physical processes
(bullet trajectories, coincidence of circumstances).
Long-term connection with an egregore leads to atrophy
of independent thinking. Consciousness becomes accustomed
to external control signals. A vivid example is Napoleon
in the Great Pyramid of Giza, which, acting as a waveguide,
shielded him from the external torsion field of the
egregore, resulting in his loss of consciousness: his own
field could not function autonomously. In this context,
illness is not a biochemical failure but a consequence
of the person's torsion field being affected by hostile
polarization. This is how egregores eliminate carriers
of foreign signatures. The process of feeding an egregore
involves draining energy from living beings. Normally,
a person emits a balanced torsion field, with energy spent
on creation. Excess strength (joy, creative inspiration)
is also emitted into the field and can be captured by
a corresponding egregore. If the field is compromised,
a "torsion leak" occurs - a dissonance accompanied by
pain and suffering. This negative-polarized energy flow
becomes nourishment for the relevant egregores. The
organism, fighting the damage, redirects all its forces
to combat the "disease," effectively turning itself into
a powerful generator of suffering energy consumed
by the egregore. Classic examples of such symbiotic
systems include destructive ideologies (e.g., communism)
or dependencies (e.g., alcoholism). The polarization
of such egregores is immutable; they cannot be re-educated,
only replaced with new ones of different signatures. People
with high levels of creative energy (creators, inventors,
those who bring joy) are primary targets for egregores
that feed on suffering. Their existence weakens negative
polarizations, so they are constantly attacked to neutralize
or convert them into suffering generators (as in the cases
of Copernicus or Diesel). An egregore polarized toward
negativity will always hide its true nature because awareness
of its mechanism deprives it of power. Under torsion fields
influence, individuals are unaware of their state. Their will
is paralyzed; they act against their own interests, justifying
their manipulators. An external algorithm thinks for them.
Wars are fought between egregores for energy-information
resources, while humans suffer. The first and most crucial
step toward freedom is establishing protection. Initially on
a legal level, then physically, and most importantly, on
a torsion level. It is necessary to shield one's field from
external influences, creating a zone of autonomous thinking.
Only by securing your mind from external commands can you
develop independent plans. While your torsion field remains
open, any decision may not truly be yours. Start with
shielding, then think independently.