
What would you think if you knew that there were people out there playing games with your health? What would you think if there were a bunch of people out there bringing you closer to your own death, telling you straight to your face, but subtly concealing the horror of what they were doing.
This is what I discovered was happening in my countries own Pharmaceutical industry and it was what woke me up to the fact that there was a culture problem in my own country and in the Pharmaceutical industry as a whole.
So how did I uncover this esoteric gaming with citizens lives that is happening regularly in Australia. For a period I went through a stage of reading the conspiracy site “Vigilant Citizen” and although I wouldn’t encourage you to read that site and believe everything at surface value, it is a fascinating site and the content is a great way to start getting a better understanding of esoteric concepts.
So while I was getting more farmiliar with this material I was working in Sydney in a Corporate job for a marketing communications company. My boss was a guy from South Africa. Although there were times that liked the guy, I knew that there was something strange there. For one he was a Rhodes Scholar and Egyptologist working as an SEO. Don’t see that every day. But what really made me worry about him as a manager is that he wasn’t that great at his job, yet he didn’t really seem to care about that. You know that feeling when people think they are just above you but don’t actually have to be better. I also got the impression he would hold stuff back. Stuff that matters, stuff that people should really be told….and here’s what I mean…
I have this distinct recollection of a time sitting at my office desk. I had a dry red skin patch below my eye (which anecdotally has now completely disapeared since leaving the corporate grind.) I was applying moisturiser cream to it but it wasn’t really working. The patch seemed to get worse. The cream in Question was made by Ego Pharmaceuticals. This colleague was sitting beside me and we were chatting about face creams because that’s the type of ad account we were working on. So as I was applying Ego’s skin cream to my face and my face was not getting particularly healthier, my colleague said something to me like, “Oh that stuff, that stuff is good.” And Even though he said that it was good, I got the distinct impression that he knew otherwise.
I had been using this cream for ages and it was a brand that I liked. But funnily enough when he said that my response was: “Im going to stop using it.” After all the cream wasn’t working that well, I started looking at the ingredients and saw that it was full of petrochemicals. So you see what I mean, If he knew realistically that the cream wasn’t that great, either through industry research or deeper esoteric knowledge, thats the kind of thing that good people would tell people.
Now if you don’t know what I mean when Im saying esoteric, let me just go right ahead and spell it out for you. Ego, the word ego, the presence of ego in you as a being is generally considered a negative thing. So by using the cream you are almost feeding or supporting your ego. That’s the concept anyway. So by being ignorant to the folly of being egocentric, someone out there obviously thinks it is ok or funny to slowly kill you by putting petrochemicals on your skin. Because realistically putting petrochemicals on your skin is not good for you at all or at least not as good as it is for the petrochemical industries revenues. You see it is very profitable to put your crude oil in products that people put over their face, if they are ignorant enough to do that.
So when I was aware of the negative aspects of their product, the petrochemicals on your skin, and then the esotericism in the word ego, I investigated further. I looked on their website and the first thing that hit me on the front page was deeply esoteric image. A woman covering one eye with a cucumber. That symbolism is covered on Vigilant citizen quite a bit. I personally don’t have any conclusive knowledge of what that means. There is one meaning of this symbolism, that of apotropaic magic. Blocking the evil eye of others stares of jealously. This is practised by many successful personalities who know the harm caused by others jealousy. But I don’t believe this example means that.
I believe this means something akin to being “In the know.” People who see it and are paying enough attention would ask: “Why the fuck is that lady holding a cucumber over one eye?” These people in the know are conscious enough to know that there is something more, maybe something sinister behind this product or service.
You can see these esoteric games being played throughout medicine and big Pharma in Australia. You can also see these kind of games played in general retail and even in the food supply chain. I for one am not opposed to esoteric or occulted communications. Concealing wisdom can be a powerful way to direct people on their life journey but this can not and should not be done with the wrong intent. It appears to me that people have been wilfully and intentionally perpetrating a genocide against Australians and obviously globally via the pharmaceutical industry.
As we begin our own journey in the pharmaceutical industry, we challenge you to imagine a world where no one plays any of these esoteric games with the lives of innocent people. A world where we always work to inform and uplift each other. A world where we all understand that we are all here to do great things and we can all achieve great things. That’s the kind of world we believe we can live in and the vision we have for the Pharmaceutical industry. Lives are not to be played with. No games. No jokes. No sociopaths and no overly lofty overly excessive profit motives. I know that sounds idealistic but I can’t for a second comprehend how idealism was forgotten by the medical profession who’s duty is to take care of the sick and injured.
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