Is it possible for the people that comprise a complex system on the verge of collapse to defensively organize without structural leadership in order to stop the fall of the system into chaos and full reboot? I am not talking about massive decentralization, although that is a very rational and necessary first step. I am talking about a systemic reaction to an impending disaster analogous to pulling your hand from a hot stove. I am talking about the instinct of self-preservation mixed with the superpower of crisis response akin to a mother lifting a car off her child.  Can humanity, in extreme and rare moments, act as one to avoid disaster?  Is there a hidden autonomic nervous system connecting humanity outside the control of governmental mind and the internet with kill switches? True people power.

The idea of a single government for the entire world has a life cycle from impossible to even contemplate or accomplish progressing to it being the dream of mad conquerors to its full completion and implementation because this is how we were created to organize. Where are we on the life cycle of a one-world government? The entire twentieth century reflected, thru its world wars, the need for a new model of cooperation while at the same time the fall of communism and the death of the American unipolar moment has revealed how inoperative and incapable centralized control of humanity remains.  The idea still exists, on life support, as an irreconcilable contradiction sapping the true peacemakers' reservoir of hope and vision.

Our last post in cosmonomics was on memory and sensation, two opposing forces who were once one and whose return to one is the mystery we humans call life.  Arguably the most common symbol ever on this planet so far is the cross.  The arms of the cross are memory and sensation.  The vertical axis is the ladder of being whose level of life is ruled by that life’s ability to reconcile memory and sensation back into a more complete expression of God or whatever name you want to use as the target and purpose of life.

The study of cancer as a dis-ease can be useful in also studying one leg of our triad, citadelization.  Each leg of our triad needs its own self-regulation or limitation that must be enforced by the other legs of the triad. For example, citadelization naturally and rightly opposes the centralization of power within bioadministration and the mind every night through sleep. What force prevents excessive citadelization with humans losing their connection to the whole? What if cells losing their systemic purpose start hiding in masses and packs who want to remain alive but find no common purpose with the life that is sustaining them?  Sounds a lot like historical falls of civilization, things we are seeing in the outer world, and also like the symptoms of cancer and its growth.

The theory of bioadministration is the use of the human body as the blueprint for human organization.  If this theory was fully established decades ago we would not find our world faced with an existential disaster from the breakdown of an overly complex system.  Yes, the human body is a complex system but with many fail-safes and redundant systems.  Sleep and its natural reboot every 24 hours prevent catastrophic failures due to fatigue.  The most critical statistic in the human body, the pH of arterial blood, has five independent methods to buffer our blood.  The human body is optimized for one thing, capable longevity in all conditions.  Whereas, modern civilization is optimized for growth and consumption in pursuit of a type of temporary wealth and power which are unsustainable in life or in the transition to death.

Thousands of years ago Chinese philosophers invented the terms yin and yang to describe the Tao. One hundred years ago the Jungian analysts invented the anima and animus to help describe the human condition.  Both systems used masculine and feminine categories to describe life.  They took known qualities and invented a new name for qualification and description.  Outside looking in. Valuable. 

In part I and part II there were many questions asked and logical assertions designed to help us awaken to and explore the filter mechanism that is the human brain.  Like our body’s immune system defends self from non-self, our heart and our mind have their own immune system which has yet to be explored except as a few purely psychological concepts.  A conspiracy theorist might conclude that we do not study the minds defense mechanism because the “powers that be” want exclusive understanding and use of the doorways of perception to implant certain ideas while keeping humans defenseless to intrusion.

Our world has been run under a patriarchy of imposition for millennia whether by the church or the state.  In the last blog post on bioadministration, I revealed my old theory of placing females in charge of the patriarchy as a way to birth the world patriarchy out into the open and out of Washington D.C.  Europe is essentially ruled by women and there is no democracy left, only new and emotionally driven excuses for imposing the order of the state upon the people.  And now we have humanity’s latest experience of Covid-19 as a literal weapon of imposed control, which irrefutably demonstrates an open war upon the free soul of humanity and representative democracy’s dying gasp of leadership through invitation.  The hour is very late.

The cosmonomic and bioadministration view of scar tissue is a persistent, visible form of what we call memorized sensation. The human body replaces nearly every cell within a year’s time and yet we often have scars lasting thru many cycles of re-creation of the memory of a significantly wounding event. To what purpose?

Part I of our dive into revealing the mystery of citadelization involved recognizing our brain as a filter and a protector for the greater mind and also seeing how this concept applies above and below for comparison and verification.  In part II we will explore our own immune system, which is headquartered in the gut, and how its layered defense of the body is mirrored in our brain/heart/mind matrix.  As above, so below also applies to within the body heart mind complex of a single human being. Our body has an immune system.  Our heart has an immune system. And our mind has an immune system.  Exploring what we know of our own immune system’s organization to protect self from non-self at the level of the physical body can inform how our mind/brain partnership is structured and how citadelization applies.

I wrote most of a book over fifteen years ago called The American Matriarchy but remains unpublished.  The general premise was that a world patriarchy had captured Washington D.C. and in order to re-establish boundaries and sovereignty we needed a matriarchy led by women to kick out the globalists and restore American government upon the principles of wealth instead of power.  Honestly, the prospect of helping get Hillary Clinton elected president in 2008 slowed my desire to finish the book.  And now looking back at the “feminine” leaders who have risen to power, they are not bringing forth a matriarchy.  

Today, I’m sitting in a Starbuck’s in downtown Chicago.  It’s daytime so the thin veneer of what remains of western civilization is thicker with the light of day.  At night, or with the force of an organized mob, there are only the rules Hobbes, Darwin or Nietzsche explored.  I’m in the “The City that Works”….sometimes. With a limp.

Most serious geopolitical analysts are saying World War III has already started or are predicting it to start in the next few years.  East versus West or Authoritarians versus Democracies or financial engineering versus socialist production.  Whatever the dividing line, one thing is crystal clear.  The New World Order announced and led by the West after the fall of the Soviet Union and the before the rise of China has already died.  

The subject of order and chaos has always been interesting to me. Maybe it’s my German blood. Our blood history ranging from barbarians to Nazis must mean there is some bipolar disorder or…..as child-like “people of the forest” we are susceptible to expressions of order and chaos which serve to hold a mirror up to the human family like the outbursts of our own children often do. Our children are the perfect bio-feedback mechanism, if, we are paying attention.

If I forced myself to distill an answer to the perennial question “Why are we here?” I would have to answer “I can only know why I am here?”  It’s a personal journey of knowing thyself.  And it’s a journey with many way stations I call “my perfect delusion”.  I know there’s more to know but at the same time I cannot disprove what I know with what I know.  Therefore, I disclaim ever being objectively “right’” and I always claim to be speaking from my perfect delusion.  If more scientists remembered that knowing is a journey, not a place, then we would all get wherever sooner.

Today’s topic is designed to reveal how important and widespread the concept and strategy of citadelization is as applied throughout our body and to our greater external reality. Even within our brains.  It is said we only use 10% of our brain’s capacity.  What is the other 90% doing? It’s interesting that our best science also says 90% of our DNA is ‘junk’  or unused and 90% of our universe’s mass is claimed to be ‘dark’ matter we cannot find.  So, if I am attacked for my conclusion of what’s happening in the unexplained or unexplored 90% of our gray matter, then remember my theorizing is in Nobel laureate company but without the billions in funding.

In part I we became awake to the war for our attention and a method for recapturing our lost attention.  In part II we explored a strategy for flexing our power and control over our attention on a systemic basis by a fundamental reordering of our mind and our government by the principles of bioadministration.  In part III, we will discuss a roadmap for the personal journey to sovereignty and the true nature of the literal demons standing in our way.

I can sense my readers of my last post on Bioadministration Theory of Attention are feeling tricked. Bioadministration is supposed to be about the mind. Yet, I ended with what is essentially a meditation centered in the heart and invited your attention to live and act from your heart. If you listened and did it right, I probably started a little conflict within. Do the little bugs in your gut give in on the first day of a fast? Or do they turn on their screaming? Remember to them it’s life or death. The freeloaders in your mind are no different. They just feel more familiar because they never shut up. At least, your gut biome shuts up between feedings.

When someone first encounters the idea of using the human body as a blueprint for human organization, it is natural to focus on the over two hundred different types of unique human cells which contain all the body’s functions. Who’s the plumber? Who’s the policeman? Who’s the president? That is a little like anthropomorphizing God by making him a grey-haired old man. Letting what we can describe attempt to contain what is ineffable happens. Common mistake.

Of all the concepts being revealed from BCC Institute, right up there at the top for simplicity and social impact is this idea—humans are not at the top of the food chain.  We cannot ‘see’ the food we produce or the being(s) we are feeding. We currently have no religious organization which teaches us how this system works or any government which attempts to manage our being ‘milked’.  And yet nature demands a purpose and a passing on of the food we humans consume.  Our physical bodies may feed worms but our energy in life and death is a tasty treat upstream. For conscious humans, it demands our attention.