The Truth Behind the Conspiracy Theories

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Nebo D. Lukovich
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Nebo D. Lukovich

​Conspiracies do exist. There are many governmental or non-governmental entities which jobs are tightly related to hidden activities. Secret agencies, cover-ups, industrial espionage…those things definitely exist, with many secret agendas accompanied with them.

However, many people believe in a more sinister, universal conspiracy. They are sure that all of us are monitored and even controlled by some super-secret, completely hidden para-governmental organizations or even alien beings.

When you delve into these teachings, you will find that they are sometimes very persuasive, filled with countless examples and logical connections. But there are simply too many of those theories. When you compare them, you will inevitably find their mutual inconsistency or even total disagreement. What’s wrong? Unfortunately, they are typically driven by human inner flaws.

The two main forces that drive people toward conspiracy theories are curiosity and the victim mentality. There is no doubt that curiosity is a positive thing. Nevertheless, in this case, it may lead you to facing your own victim mentality in its worst form.

Why are Some People Attracted by Conspiracies?

I don’t want to judge people. All these assumptions and conclusions in this article are more or less general. However, in my experience, people who believe in some sorts of conspiracies are not always mentally stable and realistic. Here’s why.

The problematic roots within human nature that lead to immersing into conspiracy theories can be boiled down to the following behaviors and traits:

• Ego-play – the person thinks that he/she is one of the rare people who has access to the secret knowledge. They believe they are better, smarter, and more courageous than the majority of mankind. As a result of these beliefs, their ego is aggrandizing more and more.
• Mistrustfulness – the person is full of doubt toward others; he or she trusts almost nobody. The belief in some sort of conspiracy is a natural consequence of this mental structure. As they are mistrustful to their closest ones, they are also mistrustful to the whole society.
• Victim identity through rejecting the responsibility for own life – the person believes that almost all their problems or failures are caused by others – in this case, mostly by the sinister secret society, governmental agency or alien beings.

Victim Identity and Rejecting the Responsibility

Let’s consider the victim identity as one of the main causes of accepting the conspiracy theories. Similar conclusions can also be derived for the ego-play and mistrustfulness.

The gravitational pull of the victim identity is a very dangerous thing. When it succeeds to grasp an individual’s mind (and it happens typically during the childhood), it typically grows ever stronger, as the person’s warped beliefs are re-enforcing themselves all the time. Those beliefs, such as “I’m the victim of a conspiracy,” “I’m so brave and they are attacking me because of that,” “I’m their enemy because I know what they are doing to us,” and so on, are actually attracting pertinent real-life situations.

What’s happening in the background? The conspiracy theorist has already fallen into the victim mentality. He or she is already used to accusing other people of his/her own problems or failures. They almost always think that somebody else is responsible for their suffering. It is the main framework of their personality. That was their favorite way of defense during the childhood – whatever bad happens, they used to reject their responsibility. By acting this way, they were trying to gain their parents’ love and acceptance. The worst thing is that they have continued with this behavior in their adulthood, although the causes of such conduct have been completely moved to their subconscious. That part of their personality is still very active, as it needs to “feed” on some outer situations, in order to confirm itself, to live on and even grow. Consequently, those people subconsciously radiate a specific negative energy that attracts related people or circumstances.

Whenever you are accusing someone else of your problems, be it your family member or a secret organization, even when they really infringe you, you are renouncing your own responsibility for your life.

Note: if you are having a strong, negative emotional response to this text, with thoughts like “this is so stupid,” “I’m not a weak person,” “this guy must be working for them, because he is trying to denounce people like me,” or similar, please think again! This is the sure sign that there are strong subconscious structures mentioned above, long-forgotten and suppressed into the depths of your mind.

Still, you may acknowledge the existence of conspiracies, especially if such things really have happened to you. Yet, whenever you are accusing someone else of your problems, be it your family member or a secret organization, even when they really infringe you, you are renouncing your own responsibility for your life. You are putting yourself into a weak position, in which others have control over your life, not you.

The Way Out

However, let us assume that there are indeed some real cases of attacks by secret agencies or alien abductions. If you are one of these people, how can you deal with these experiences? Apparently, they have access to all information they need, they usually have highly advanced technology which is being used for their sinister actions, they are cunning and all-pervasive. You feel hopeless.

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How can you escape and regain your freedom? Is it possible? Yes, it is.
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Remember, YOU are responsible for your own individual reality. Believe me, it is completely and absolutely true, without any exception. The Holographic Principle also points out to that. All problems and challenges that you are facing are rooted in you. You are involved in relationships with beings that are perfectly aligned with your inner subconscious expectations and suppressed traits. However, if you remove these roots of outer problems, if you re-integrate and transform your victim identity, mistrust and vanity, you will get out of reach of those negative beings, energies and situation. They will simply not be able to harm you anymore.

But how to do that?

Forgiveness

First, you must forgive them. Yes, forgiveness is extremely important. But it cannot be forced from outside, from your mind. It can only come from within, spontaneously, from your heart. And that’s not easy.

There are two levels of forgiveness. The first is when you are trying to forgive somebody through your mind, just by thoughts. You will never succeed in that, as you have to forgive directly from your heart. One of those approaches is also the so-called “quantum forgiveness,” when people are trying to forgive with a help of the assumption that the bad deed had actually never happened, as the only reality is God, and everything else ultimately isn’t real. That, in fact, may be true, but such a knowledge must come from the heart.

However, there are people who are trying to forgive others by true assumptions on others’ deeds: the wrong-doing people simply aren’t aware that they are doing the wrong thing. Even if they were aware of that, still, they are always forced to do such things by their inner subconscious structures that have overwhelmed their being. Those structures, such as negative beliefs, traumas, anger toward others, resentment and so on, have typically been inflicted to them in their childhood, by their parents or peers. They simply couldn’t behave differently.

That’s true, and all of us have to have this in mind. Sometimes it does happen that people forgive just by repeatedly reminding themselves “It wasn’t personal, he didn’t know what he was doing.” But this must really touch their hearts, otherwise in their hearts could remain some leftovers of resentment and anger which can develop one day again.

Only the forgiveness from your heart will really free you.

The second level of forgiveness is the true forgiveness. It spontaneously arises from the heart. Normally, it is a consequence of a serious spiritual or psychological work (which is ultimately the same). It is not a product of a conscious decision to forgive someone because “they didn’t really mean to” or “didn’t know what they were doing” or “they couldn’t act differently.” Only the forgiveness from your heart will really free you.

Inner Work

You are in charge. You need to take back the responsibility for your life. You should put yourself back into the deciding position, the position of true power. But first, please face the truth: you have to do a lot of inner work. Nevertheless, the reward is invaluable: when you remove the roots of your outer challenges, all those negative people and circumstances will either be transformed or will leave your life forever.

To do so, there are countless techniques, scientific methodologies and spiritual paths at your disposal. One of them is the Reintegration System, and you can find some techniques here on this website for free. I believe those techniques will be enough for your work.

Do not lie to yourself, that’s the pre-condition. Define your main areas to work on and set the priorities. Make a plan. Be persistent in your work. You will not only reveal directly the really hidden truth about the world, which is unimaginably more magnificent than all the conspiracy theories together, but you will find the end of your suffering and the beginning of the deepest Joy.

​Have a great day and a peaceful life. :-)