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Synchronicity and the Seventh Seal by Peter Moon
A recent 2004  M5 Q&A commentary   
 

Q:  I just took a few minutes to read a chapter from the book Synchronicity and The Seventh Seal by Peter Moon. Gee, is he mired in a maze of  mirrors or what? The entanglement of L. Ron Hubbard and Christianity is weird enough (I know this from personal experience), but those interwoven dead ends he refers to as synchronicity felt totally lifeless to me. In my brief reading, I didn't see or feel any evidence of freedom (or hope thereof) such as I've become accustomed to in M5. 

The power that was given to guardians, watchers and demons, made the HS seem insignificant and lucky if it snuck through this 'amazing infrastructure of evil'. Like Light was just a little trickle in a universe of dark. I don't know why it hit me so heavy emotionally. 

It also reminded me of the implied basic of scientology which is that you (the incarnation) are your own separate higher self. There is no accountability to any other level of power or being (excepting maybe L. Ron). You just drive yourself right into autonomous 'godhood'. If you encountered your HS on the way, they would instruct you to "destroy it" and reclaim your power. I guess what you get is totally lost until you 'crack' and/or cry out for some 'external deity' to save you. Then you have to strip the layers from that experience until you find YOU as your Higher Self behind it all. That would be a relatively fair assessment of the path I took/was led to get here from scientology. 

If you consider that in the belief realms there are entire areas set up to emulate a series of dark universes like what he writes about, you could spend forever in them (Yuk!). Kind of like Carlos Castenada's last book "The Art of Dreaming". To think I was all excited about talking to him on the phone and finding out he was an ex-scientologist. I'm very happy now that conversation started as an order for M5. I can see it is very unlikely he'll ever read it himself. It would force him to unravel his whole existence. 

A:  Peter seems to be very into external deities in his Seventh Seal book, which is a hallmark of the Game. He keeps looking for more and more of what is Dark polarity manipulations. The Dark is like quicksand and can swallow you up. Carlos Castenada was a Dark shaman. 

I see how many people are taken in by the ' genetic line Game' red-herring in regard to the knowledge they claim to seek. That these people will only consider those with the 'proper' magical lineage, like Cameron or Wilson, shows why they would not be attracted to Matrix V Gold Edition. If I used a ' name' that would make them think I'm of a 'magical' genetic line', then they'd be all over it. But since I'm anonymous, they are not interested. THAT tells you something. The knowledge they really seek is not cloaked in heavy mysteries and deep parables, but is plain & simple as the language of how Matrix 5 Gold was written and by someone of no 'magical' genetic lineage, for the information that they really need would never come that way. They are trapped by their own Game limitations and tunnel vision. Those who truly seek will find it, but not in the areas where mainstream occultists thrive. The Matrix 5 Gold materials succeed because they are not found where 'they' are looking for them. Those areas are heavily Dark-entity-watched which is why the Matrix V materials had to come from a totally non-connected area and succeeded because of that. Dark polarity has been wrongly focused on the obvious areas of occult power. The M5G materials were never meant to come from that direction, if for no other reason that the Dark was waiting to capture the information before it was made public.