Entropy

from "Black Light of Agartha"

Entropy

The existence of the essence of Jehovah the Demiurge is entropy, a closed-system which consumes itself and generates 'dor' ('deadly orgon' or chaos) as his waste product just as a combustion engine generates exhaust fumes as the product of its destructive mechanism of fuel consumption.

The systems of the Demiurge employed by the cabal are based on entropy, on a closed-system of energy which collapses in on itself and consumes itself just as their deity Yahweh consumes Himself as the Ouroboros serpent consuming His own tail in the cycles of Time.

The synarchy of vampires who feed off the energy of others (there 'loosh' or bio-energy) must perpetually feed on Others and deprive these Others of their life force in order to perpetuate themselves, failure to do so amounting to their self-destruction just as the figure of Dracula cannot perpetuate himself save through the theft of the life force of his victims.

The Will of Jehovah manifests itself outwards as the combustion of energy that creates naught but destruction in its wake. Accordingly, this Deity is a destroying Entity though He is alleged to be a creator. His ‘creation’ is analogous to a torn wedding dress a rapist tears apart in his base pursuit of lust, defiling the sacred feminine, the Virgin of Agartha.

Jehovah the rapist, Vampire Deity whose vehement Will-to-destroy and consume is inexorable save through its own inherent finitude and fallibility. This Time Lord is the Deity which has become the focal point of the attention, the conscious striving, of the multitude, and just as it has created the material world, the world of finitude, so the devotions of the devotees have become a food source of this Entity binding them to Him and enabling Him (through sympathetic resonance, through 'harmonization') to feed off their souls.

Entropy becomes not only His condition (the only condition He as 'becoming' itself could ever have) but so too their condition as they have become subject to ‘Time-flow’, the consciousness of the Demiurge, immersed in the river of samsara and its corrosive waters which disintegrates their Spirit over the incarnations.

Entropy is a path of destruction followed by the (by definition) 'dissolute' whose being fragments under the influence of counter-vailing forces. The opposite condition is that of the Hero or Virya whose natural tendency is that of Will-power, of rebellion against this force of Time-flow (be it called 'gravitational waves' or otherwise).

The Hero lives under conditions of constant readiness for action, not directing his energies outwards but in a state of mustering his forces, coiled within him as the fire serpent ready to strike his foes and bring to bear the necessary moves in the chess game of life, as a necessary dialectical process of thesis and antithesis, action and reaction, anticipating in advance the consequences of action not through reason alone but through intellection, transcendental apperception.

Entropy is banished through ectropy, the antagonism towards countervailing forces and the concomitant strengthening of oneself in opposition thereto, the bringing to bear of his martial Will against the foe through means he discerns to be most effective and efficient to realize his ends, that being the defeat of the Demiurge and his influence both for himself and for Others, for the liberation of their Spirit from the prison of 'The One', their intended graveyard being converted into a paradisiacal topos within the battlefield of earth.