Adventures With Cassiopaea

Chapter 25

There are several curious issues raised by the material in the previous chapter that I would like to review before we jump back to the past and continue our recapitulation. One of them is that strange remark of the Cassiopaeans that Stefan Marinov was "programmed" and it was the triggering of this mind control program that caused him to take the dive from the fire escape of the university library in Graz. The item of interest was the reference to the "human agents" of this programming as being part of British Intelligence, a section the Cassiopaeans designated as "M 1."

MI5 and MI6 are the world's oldest secret intelligence agencies. They began in 1909 with the formation of a military section (MOT, which became MI5) and a naval section (M1-1C, later MI6).

In July 1942, MI5 played a major part in the creation of the American Office of Strategic Services (OSS). The OSS was modelled on MI6/SOE; American personnel received training and instruction from British agents. OSS later came to concentrate predominantly on armed subversion and guerrilla warfare and was the forerunner of the CIA.

Stefan Marinov was a dissident for many years. I have before me volume II of his work entitled The Thorny Way of Truth, or "Documents on the invention of the perpetuum mobile, on the centurial blindness of mankind, and on its frantic perseverance in it." Included in this book is a section entitled "Calvario," or Calvary, as a biographical sketch of Marinov. It is illustrated by reproductions of 12 paintings of Cenni, which Marinov declared in his introduction to be "the unique true and exact reflection of the existing social and political reality." These very disturbing images portray humanity as a prisoner of obviously Fascist soldiers, refused help by the Church, proceeding through the stations of the Cross, so to say, to the final image of crucifixion.

We cannot comment on Marinov's psychological state. He was clearly alienated to an extreme degree. We can only point out that his views reflect a reality that no one seems to want to either acknowledge or address. It is the same reality that caused Wilhelm Reich to write:

"Why did man, through thousands of years, wherever he built scientific, philosophic, or religious systems, go astray with such persistence and with such catastrophic consequences?"

He then goes on to ask:

Is human erring necessary? Is it rational? Is all error rationally explainable and necessary? If we examine the sources of human error, we find that they fall into several groups:

Gaps in the knowledge of nature form a wide sector of human erring. Medical errors prior to the knowledge of anatomy and infectious diseases were necessary errors. But we must ask if the mortal threat to the first investigators of animal anatomy was a necessary error too.

The belief that the earth was fixed in space was a necessary error, rooted in the ignorance of natural laws. But was it an equally necessary error to burn Giordano Bruno at the stake and to incarcerate Galileo?
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We understand that human thinking can penetrate only to a given limit at a given time. What we fail to understand is why the human intellect does not stop at this point and say: "this is the present limit of my understanding. Let us wait until new vistas open up." This would be rational, comprehensible, purposeful thinking. What amazes us is the sudden turn from the rational beginning to the irrational illusion. Irrationality and illusion are revealed by the intolerance and cruelty with which they are expressed. We observe that human thought systems show tolerance as long as they adhere to reality. The more the thought process is removed from reality, the more intolerance and cruelty are needed to guarantee its continued existence.
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The search for truth is closely connected with the natural organization of the human animal. Hence, we may conclude that the evasion of truth and the adherence to the surface of phenomena must also have a certain connection with the structure of the human animal. The function of natural research must be buried somehow if the tendency to evade obvious facts is that powerful.

With this thought, I found the key to the riddle of why man could err so consistently, so cruelly, for so long, and so much to his own disadvantage: needless human erring is a pathological quality of human character.
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I know human erring from my own experience. I, too, have joined in shouting "Guilty! Guilty!"
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I began to err when I held religion alone responsible for human suffering. I did not know that the error of religion was a symptom, not the cause, of human biopathy. I persisted in my error when I held the personal interests of a social group - parents or educators - responsible for suppressing human love life. I did not know that the suppression of love life is no more than a mechanism…
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When I was under the spell of the great socialist movement and worked for years, as a physician, among the underprivileged strata of the people, I fell into the gross error of thinking that "the capitalist was responsible for human plight." It took the brutal experience of the deteriorating Russian Revolution to free me from this error. They had killed the capitalists, but misery continued to grow; diplomatic intrigues, political maneuvering, spying and informing on others, all of which they had set out to eradicate, were more powerfully at work than ever.
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For years, and in harmony with Freud's doctrine, I committed the error of thinking that the unconscious was "evil" and "responsible for all misery." It took a full decade of hard, clinical work among the emotionally ill to free me ofrm this error. This earned me the bitter enmity of many psychiatric businessmen, who enriched themselves at the expense of human emotional misery.
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The answer lies somewhere in that area of our existence which has been so heavily obsured by organized religion and put out of our reach. Hence, it probably lies in the relation of the human being to the cosmic energy that governs him. [Ether, God and Devil, Wilhelm Reich]

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