You Are Channeling When You Dance
Can y’all believe we used to flail around like that? This is animation programming, flailing puppetry at its best. I know it seems like I’m not serious. Meanwhile that’s my favorite kind of music. I love house music.
Now let’s do a timeline thing. This is relatively innocent dance. There was a time before this. We talk junk about people who dance raunchy today, but the dances that they are considering to be raunchy today ain’t got nothing on our grandparents’ moves. Our grandparents used to strip. It’s called a striptease. Our grandparents used to have a blunt in one hand, a cigarette in another, a top hat, shimmery clothes on, and they would be sitting there classily tricking it up. So I don’t like when people get down on the youth and how they get down today.
There’s a lot to be said when it comes to dancing. One of my favorite examples is when the baby is so used to hearing certain tones, frequencies and vibrations, and before they can hold their head up or walk straight, you see them all the time online, they’re sitting in the back seat, they’re sleeping, their parent turns on the same song.
I’m Haitian, so I know about zombie. Zombie in the west came from Haiti, came from Africa, came from Egypt, which is Africa. That was not a part of the Haitian culture. Zombification came from Africa. I’m talking about live walking zombies, now known as MK Ultra mind control.
The zombies that we see here dancing is no different than the snake when the Indian man got his flute and he’s fluting and the snake can’t help it but to do the California worm. I’m showing my age, but Janet Jackson had a song, and she used to do this thing, and all the kids were doing it. The baby in the back seat who ain’t even woke and he’s nodding: zombification, programming. And the snake, pulsating to the beat.
We are conscious as humans and adults. These are young people, they look like teenagers. People who can’t dance are clearly flailing, trying to catch the beat. This style of dance looks so creepy. Clearly this is not a professional or a learned style of dance. America is only 200-something years old. This is a new nation, as far as the colonizers go. Color don’t matter, we are all here gyrating like a bunch of zombies learning how to dance, because that’s not cultural.
And you’d be surprised. Josephine Baker, yes, she’s dancing, she’s famous, she’s doing all these things, but to the trained eye she’s flailing and it looks weird. And when you watch old porn, it’s weird. Everything looks awkward, because it’s something that they’re learning. So on a spiritual level, we have been programmed.
And I don’t want to make it seem like a bad thing and I’m talking down these people. They’re clearly having a great time. But it’s still programming nonetheless. Why do I point these things out? Because if you know, you wouldn’t do it. I’m not saying that people wouldn’t dance. Hip hop wasn’t even formed. Some people got a hang of this new culture better than some, but old footage does tell on it. It’s so robotic and it is so creepy, and it’s programming, no different than anything else. Imitation is flattery, but imitation is also very very creepy.
And another thing I should probably point out is that nobody dances new. Everybody has an archetype of dancing, and it’s about 24 archetypes, and ain’t nobody bust no new moves, had no new cadence to their steps yet since those 24 archetypes. Remember that. That’s why you see some people, they go into a seance or a trance and then they start dancing a way that the person on the other side, they can clearly see who that person is channeling. And yes, you’re channeling when you’re dancing.
Everything is spiritual. You are channeling a being when you dance. You are embodying an energy when you dance. So do it consciously. Enjoy yourself. Try the two-step. I just have to say that because everybody trying to jump into everything else. Try the two-step first. Get the two-step down, and then whatever you do naturally, that will be the frequency and vibration that you are already connected to, so that you’re not embodying something else.
Clearly these people with their tongues sticking out of their mouths on all fours, gyrating like ain’t no tomorrow, are embodied. They would never do that in front of their grandmother. They would never do that in front of their family. They’re possessed, and possession don’t mean you’re out of it.