Binaural Beats: The Machine Music of the 666 Beast System

Commentary

It’s a new world out there. One of the reasons Woodstock was so celebrated by the sixties generation was because it opened an entirely new vision of humanity at peace. It saw people in harmony, focused on something other than materialism. Of course, the promise never could be fulfilled because it was deceptive from the beginning; it was just another version of Satan’s old lie about being ‘as gods.’

Man never can create a utopia of peace and love simply by getting together to celebrate music or anything else in a sea of mud, even with the use of hallucinogens. It was a one-off event, because like those who were part of that generation say, “If you remember Woodstock, you weren’t really there.”

The lie now is recirculating in an updated form. Festivals like Glastonbury, Green Man, Tomorrowland, and TomorrowWorld all promise that the achievement of utopia is possible. But this time around, they rely on the rhythms and mechanistic sound of the music, and a heavy dose of paganism, mixed with New Age symbols and philosophy. That combination is less likely to create an ultimate paradise than the original Woodstock was, but the new promise has an even more powerful hold. Millions attempt to be part of these festivals as tickets sell out at breathtaking speeds. It looks like this is going to play a major part in the 666 Surveillance System of a one-world  order. In the Bible this is also known as the “Beast system”.

The world is much darker now than it was in 1969, so there is more of a feeling that something fundamental has to change. Unfortunately, in rejecting the one true hope for change, those festival-goers are closing themselves off from the only one capable of bringing about paradise. They’re condemning themselves to even greater darkness without realizing it. And the music that seems to put them in a receptive state for that awakening to a new world? It actually is making them open to mind control on a mass scale.

Binaural beats are music tracks which play distinct tones of different frequency in each ear. The combination creates a third track in the brain with an undulating or rhythmic sound. It has been found that these beats can produce a trance-like state, and depending on the particular track, can mimic the effects of certain drugs like cocaine, marijuana or xanax, for instance. At first listen it sounds like hell has put out loud speakers. It is discordant and harsh, to say the least. It epitomizes deception and destruction. But binaural beats are being popularized because they open the door to exactly what the elite are seeking with their 666 Surveillance/Beast system: a population totally under control and receptive to direction.

Both those making mechanical music, like Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, and those being pulled into the spiritual void it promotes need our fervent prayers. They are rushing toward a world they won’t want to inhabit once it’s fully created. And in the stampede to escape from it, they’ll fall prey to an even bigger deception. They’re being manipulated to cry out for a savior who comes with the promise of a new garden. The only problem is that their “savior” won’t be Jesus, the true Christ, so instead of a paradise, they’ll find they’ve been trapped in eternity by that same Beast they think they’re escaping.

The Mind

A majority of the electronic music already use mechanical sounds and are accompanied by ritualistic dance toward satanic symbols.

Audio That Gets You ‘High’ Is Alarming Authorities in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon

“Officials in Saudi Arabia and Lebanon have launched new campaigns to prevent the use of “digital drugs”—audio files meant to induce drug-like states in listeners…. The files, which are also known as “binaural beats,” prompted a prominent police scientist in the United Arab Emirates to call for them to be treated like cannabis and MDMA in 2012.

Some of I-Doser’s files even claim to give listeners the same effect as a sexual experience, creating a similar state to orgasm. None of them are addictive, the website claims. “The idea that it’s dangerous because it can induce mental states that are analogous to psychoactive drugs is an area of pure speculation….”

[T]he idea of sound or music being used to induce a hypnotic or transcendent state goes back to the “dawn of civilization,” and can be seen in various religions and cultures. It has also been a characteristic of trance music since the 1980s, he said.

I-Doser claims that the files work by making a person’s brain waves behave as they would under the influence of the substance that the audio is trying to simulate. “Each audio track contains our advanced binaural beats that will synchronize your brainwaves to the same state as the recreational dose,” I-Doser says in its description of its Recreational Doses 1 MP3 product, which includes doses to mimic marijuana, cocaine, opium, and peyote.”

Lebanon on alert over ‘digital drug’ phenomenon While there is disagreement among professionals whether binaural beats are beneficial or detrimental to health, or whether they have no impact at all, it’s interesting to note that for a phenomenon that leaves users feeling “less anxious” with an “improved quality of life” already there are two reporteded addicts, according to MTV Lebanon. The music seems to put users into a state similar to that reached by meditation, with the same possibility for mind control.

“Digital Drugs,” better known as binaural beats, are audio track that can be bought online for as little as $3.

The tunes are used “as a way of achieving a simulated mood or experience using a technique that involves playing two different tones simultaneously in order to alter brainwaves,” according to I-Doser, a leading online producer of binaural brainwave doses. When sounds of slightly different frequencies are played through each ear, the brain perceives a third “phantom” beat, which alters the brain. This phenomenon was discovered in 1839 by the German physicist Heinrich Wilhelm Dove.

The tracks come in a variety of available packages, such as recreational, prescription, fictional, sacred and celestial dose packs. The variety also includes sexual doses, designer doses, sport doses, game enhancers, pure doses, and more. The tracks can be downloaded on Apple iPhones and iPads, Android phones and tablets, and for personal computers, according to I-Doser’s website.”

Tomorrowland…

Brad Bird’s Tomorrowland and the futuristic films of 2015 A new Disney movie, set to open in May, is a vehicle for the relaunch of Disney’s “Tomorrowland” park area, but in another sense, it is something deeper, with ties to the emerging Beast state. It shares its name with the Tomorrowland festival which has imitators around the globe, where a carnival-like atmosphere prevails and machine music predominates. In spiritual terms, the festivals are energy-harvesting events.

While plot details have been kept secret and the trailer reveals little, it appears that it is pushing the same futuristic vision as the festivals, a Luciferian vision of utopia, a deception as broad as your imagination. This other world is an “alternate universe” or a glimpse of “the road not taken.” It is the lie repackaged for those who want to believe that mankind can create paradise on his own, without God.

“Clearly, it doesn’t take long for most projections of the future to appear obsolete. Indeed, the various Tomorrowlands at the different Disney theme parks have required constant updating. In the process, they’ve moved further and further from their original purpose of showing what the reality of “tomorrow” might look like – to the point where in the 1990s, the Magic Kingdom in Florida started using the mournful slogan “The Future That Never Was”.

In a way, it’s the very idea of the future that now seems to have gone out of fashion – that is, the future as a place where everything will be bigger, faster, brighter and better. Nor is it merely Disney-style optimism that has faded: these days, nothing feels more dated than the kind of hardboiled dystopian cool characteristic of late 20th century science fiction….

And yet popular culture, especially Hollywood cinema, still relies on the idea of the future – or at least the promise of a time and place more vivid with potential than our own.”

Using targeted brain stimulation to change attention patterns for anxious individuals

“Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a painless treatment strategy that uses weak electrical currents to deliver targeted stimulation to the brain via electrodes placed on the scalp. tDCS has shown promise in treating mood, anxiety, cognition, and some symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.”

Total Surveillance

Humans 2.0: Seeing Ourselves Anew in ‘Algorithmic Cascades of Data’ With sensors becoming ubiquitous, people fear they will be used to facilitate the agenda of Big Brother. In other words, they fear being constantly monitored. But sensors are used everywhere, in virtually everything. Soon they will be common within the body as well, as tech permits the transfer of health data back to physicians. But proponents claim there is a positive side to all of this.

“As the world is reduced to “algorithmic cascades of data” he thinks we’ll get what Steven Johnson calls the “long view,” like a microscope or telescope for previously invisible information and datasets.

Billions of sensors measuring location, motion, orientation, pressure, temperature, vital signs and more—each of these will be like a pixel. Seen up close, a modestly flashing primary color. But at a distance, individual pixels dissolve. Discrete points will smooth out into a contiguous image no one could have guessed by looking at each pixel alone.

Exactly what image will our sensors reveal?

Silva thinks it will be like looking in a mirror and, seeing ourselves individually and collectively for the first time, will spark a feedback loop—one in which information leads to new behaviors, new behaviors to new information.”

3D-Printing May Enable Troops to Make Drones on Demand

“In the future, it may be possible for military jet pilots to manufacture and deploy small 3D-printed drones to conduct surveillance or help perform search-and-rescue missions. That capability to produce unmanned aerial systems on demand could be onboard aircraft in 2040 or even earlier….

Additive manufacturing, the technical term for 3D printing, is the process of creating an object by layering substances, gradually forming the part. Traditional manufacturing processes, on the other hand, take a piece of raw material and then cut or grind it down to form the needed component.

A machine that can construct a drone from scratch in a matter of minutes sounds more like a gag from “The Jetsons” than a credible future technology, but industry is already hard at work figuring out just how to make that happen.

A team of researchers from the University of Virginia in August debuted the Razor — a small, 1.8-pound UAS with an airframe constructed of nine 3D-printed parts that join together to form a flying wing.”

Optical (and corresponding IR) images of the dissolution of implant device (top row: powering induction coil with resistor/heater

Wireless electronic implants deliver antibiotic, then harmlessly dissolve

“Imagine an electronic implant that delivers a drug when triggered by a remote wireless signal — then harmlessly dissolves (no post-surgical infection concerns, no fuss, no muss) within minutes or weeks.

That’s what researchers… have demonstrated in mice, using a resistor (as a source of heat for releasing drug and help dissolving the implant) and a power-receiving coil made of magnesium deposited onto a silk protein”pocket” that also protects the electronics and controls its dissolution time.

There have been other implantable medical devices, but they typically use non-degradable materials that have limited operational lifetimes and must eventually be removed or replaced — requiring more surgery.”

Smart fabric is durable, malleable, and can be woven with cotton or wool. Horizontal lines are antennas.

Fabrics that transmit biomedical data

“Canadian researchers have developed “smart textiles” able to monitor and transmit wearers’ biomedical information via wireless or cellular network by superimposing multiple layers of copper, polymers, glass, and silver.

“The fiber acts as both sensor and antenna. It is durable but malleable, and can be woven with wool or cotton, and signal quality is comparable to commercial antennas…The surface of the fiber can also be adjusted to monitor a range of information, such as glucose levels, heart rhythm, brain activity, movements, and spatial coordinates.”

The design uses hollow-core polymer-clad silica fibers that can withstand high tensile and bending stresses, high-temperature operation (350 °C), and mechanical abrasion and harsh environmental exposure (heat-humidity tests, water, detergent, acids) compatible to most textiles applications, due to the thick polyimide polymer overcoat.”

DARPA Wants Drones Nimble Enough to Zip Through Buildings at 45 Mph

“The hawk zips through the forest, moving through dense trees, foliage, and debris. With incredible navigational skills and precise movements, the bird of prey finds its way around all the obstacles.

DARPA created this amazing video, and it didn’t do so just to remind us how cool hawks are. The Department of Defense’s mad scientists are testing small, autonomous drones, and they want them to be just as capable and maneuverable as a hawk zipping through a forest in search of prey.

DARPA’s Fast Lightweight Autonomy program would use new algorithms to create more adaptive drones that could be used in times of emergency or war. These drones are small enough to fit through windows, can fly at 45 miles per hour, and can navigate and stay on task without using GPS or outside communicators. Someday the tiny drones could find survivors during a natural disaster, gaining entry to points where humans and other unmanned vehicles cannot.”

Pentagon’s DARPA Works on New Generation of Smarter Insect-Drones

“The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is on the hunt for software that can help insect-sized drones autonomously navigate enclosed, complex environments. The Agency points to disaster relief as an “obvious” application, but the technology also suggests A.I. spies the size of flies.
According to the agency, the Fast Lightweight Autonomy program is focusing on “creating a new class of algorithms to enable small, unmanned aerial vehicles to quickly navigate a labyrinth of rooms, stairways, and corridors, or other obstacle-filled environments without a remote pilot.”

These algorithms would apply to already existing drones which are capable of flying through an open window at 45 miles per hour. These machines are tiny. The smallest drone in the world, a robofly, is barely larger than a quarter, and the military is working on one three times smaller.

But while the mechanics are all but worked out, the brains are not. Such small devices can’t carry a large computer, and any machine capable of doing everything that DARPA wants their insect drones to do, has to come with a lot of computing power.

Essentially, DARPA wants a low-grade artificial intelligence capable of analyzing the world around it.”

Nimble nano-drones

DARPA’s Autonomous Microdrones Designed to Patrol Inside Houses

“As drone expert, P.W. Singer said, “At this point, it doesn’t really matter if you are against the technology, because it’s coming.” According to Singer, “The miniaturization of drones is where it really gets interesting. You can use these things anywhere, put them anyplace, and the target will never even know they’re being watched.”

DARPA is now announcing a new wave of these microdrones under the Fast Lightweight Autonomy program. As the name indicates, they ideally would like humans to be completely removed from the control process.

For now, they clearly state “overseas” as the theater of operation, but it doesn’t take much imagination to see how these microdrones could be applied in the U.S., especially amid an increasingly tense urban environment in the wake of confrontations with domestic police. And, as always, the tantalizing application in disaster relief paves the way for easy introduction.”

Conclusion

God has warned in the Bible where this world system is heading. The 666 Surveillance System is now on the fast track. There is no stopping it. Are you going to be with Jesus Christ and eternal life, or are you going to take the “666 Mark” and be eternally damned? The stakes could not be higher: eternal life or eternal damnation. Now is the time to repent of sin and trust Jesus Christ as your Savior.

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The following verses state what the Bible says happens to all who reject salvation through Jesus Christ, and receive the “Mark of the Beast”:

Revelation 14:9-11 And the third angel followed them, saying with a loud voice, If any man worship the beast and his image, and receive his mark in his forehead, or in his hand,

 The same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture into the cup of his indignation; and he shall be tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb:

 And the smoke of their torment ascendeth up for ever and ever: and they have no rest day nor night, who worship the beast and his image, and whosoever receiveth the mark of his name.