Hearts, Thoughts and Prayers and Virtue and Grief Culture – Maybe Pachamama Too

We’ve all seen them, those random displays of crosses, plastic flowers and other artifacts that are supposed to catch our attention when we’re driving, when we’re not distracted by gadget fiddling and food and beverage consumption. Sometimes states or provinces will randomly erect white cross signposts to indicate where fatalities have occurred to hopefully encourage motorists to slow down or to not drink and drive. These fetishes are another aspect of a social engineering process that has been imposed worldwide to enhance grief and victim culture and other elements of social engineering.

The process could begin with a tragic road accident or some other traumatic event. Someone died for whatever reason behind the wheel of an automobile or the handle bars of a motorcycle. The place where the event happened has become holy ground. Family and friends will place flowers and home-made monuments and stuffies to show their grief while insisting that everyone do the same. Pop up memorials and candlelight vigils are a growth industry, another potential ecological disaster to be overlooked. Private grieving and memorials and funerals have become so expensive. Death has also become a growth industry what with all of the wars and plagues and extreme weather events, never mind the increase cancer rates from the you know what, spritz spritz that so many were coerced into taking during the plandemic scare mass casualty horror of international concern.

Some roadside shrines offer a different meaning and experience. In Central and South America a traveler quite often comes upon impromptu structures or assemblies of places for prayer or worship. They are roadside attractions. They are multi purpose. You can say a prayer to The Virgin, pray for loved ones lost and present or pray for a continued safe journey.

Pachamama is a revered goddess representing Mother Earth for the Quechua people of South America’s Andes region, who are direct descendants of the Inca civilization. She embodies nature and is believed to protect humanity while providing essential resources for life. Celebrated each August, the Pachamama festival features offerings such as coca leaves, food, and wine, reflecting gratitude and respect for the earth. In Inca mythology, Pachamama is also linked to fertility and the nurturing of crops, highlighting her significance in agriculture and sustenance.

The cultural practices surrounding Pachamama involve rituals where offerings are made to honor her, particularly when extracting resources from the land. Despite the imposition of Catholicism by Spanish colonizers, Pachamama’s worship has persisted, often intertwined with Catholic beliefs. Contemporary celebrations include vibrant ceremonies like Pachamama Raymi, where communities express their gratitude through traditional music, dance, and colorful displays. However, the recognition of Pachamama has sparked controversy, particularly among some Catholic leaders, including Pope Francis, who faced backlash for acknowledging her during a mass.

A False Flag is a harmful, often militant, event or action that is designed to appear as though perpetrated by someone other than the person or group responsible for it. False flag operations are often calculated to generate sympathy for the attacked group. The term is sometimes used to describe a deliberate misrepresentation of one’s motives, although this sense is less frequent in contemporary usage.

From 9/11 to the Boston Marathon False Flag Terror to The London Subway Bombing to The Bataclan to every European Christmas Plaza Ramming to every mass casualty event, these are met with a claim that the officials and politicians have acted honorably and a pledge to keep us all safe. False Flag events are a growth industry. Be sure to publicly acknowledge the bravery and sacrifice of first responders.

Are false flags orchestrated to trigger mass formation grieving and expression of virtue where none exists. Has Social Contract Fatalism brought us here? Is this death cult behavior?

A new New World Order caste system guides those most virtuous through thoughts and prayers for tragedies and mass casualties at the top of an emerging society bent on self loathing and destruction. Fake empathy and meek compliance to this newish great social reformation is now a commodity akin to carbon credits.

Then again, genuine grieving, empathy and mourning are natural and healing. The politicization of anything natural cheapens it.

“Everybody Hurts” – R.E.M. From ‘Automatic for The People’

When the day is long
And the night, the night is yours alone
When you’re sure you’ve had enough
Of this life, well hang on

Don’t let yourself go
‘Cause everybody cries
And everybody hurts sometimes

Sometimes everything is wrong
Now it’s time to sing along
When your day is night alone (Hold on, hold on)
If you feel like letting go (Hold on)
If you think you’ve had too much
Of this life, well hang on

‘Cause everybody hurts
Take comfort in your friends
Everybody hurts
Don’t throw your hand, oh no

Don’t throw your hand
If you feel like you’re alone
No, no, no, you are not alone

If you’re on your own in this life
The days and nights are long
When you think you’ve had too much of this life to hang on

Well, everybody hurts sometimes
Everybody cries
And everybody hurts sometimes
And everybody hurts sometimes

So hold on, hold on
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on
Everybody hurts

No, no, no, no you are not alone