July 22, 2025

Moving Away from the Pharmakós Scap33goat – Living Sacrifice Free

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“A pharmakós (Greek: φαρμακός, plural pharmakoi) in Ancient Greek religion was the ritualistic sacrifice or exile of a human scapegoat or victim.”

From music to medicine, the carefully executed entertainment/media “program” that creates American culture has had its way with us. This miserable truth is enshrined as a chorus in the aptly titled song “American Idiot.” It hit the nail-head so directly, The Great White Way, or Broadway, ran it under blazing lights. “Don’t wanna be an American idiot – One nation controlled by the media – Information age of hysteria – It’s calling out to idiot America.”

Reverend Moore (Footloose, 1984 of course) tried to warn me about modern music back in the 1980s, but my ears could not hear through the carefully planned portrayal of the truth, offered by a minister hell-bent on banning American culture. Some music is dangerous, Moore warned, confusing mind and body, but there is music that is uplifting, he instructed. I think the example used for uplifting music was the classical composer Haydn. As it turns out, he told us the truth, but the clever delivery on film led us youngsters the way it always does – away from higher-mindedness and decency.

I did not recognize what we were losing as rock ‘n’ roll did away with what had come before. Before rock ‘n’ roll, hundreds of thousands of skilled musicians made a living in this country, in nearly every city. Orchestras and big bands were ubiquitous. The complexity of music at differing levels was everywhere. Big bands typically had up to four sections, where jazz ensembles had up to ten. And the musical complexity rises in orchestras where a musical hierarchy exists, and the number of musicians can reach 100.

Musical decline set in as the rock era arrived, complete with programmed intention. Not only did we lose musical complexity and skill level in general, the intention was to degrade humanity, break the family unit, and normalize drug use… and it worked. We took another musical step down with the constructed punk era, as we did again with grunge. Then we fell through the basement floor with rap. Rap often requires no melody or harmony and uses frequencies meant to hold listeners in the lowest vibrational state.

Medicine is no different in our era. In the early 1900s, healing and curing were still the reason for medicine and hospitals. After the Rockefellerization of schools and medical facilities set in (by the 1930s-ish), we moved quickly away from curing ills and began using petrochemical-based drugs to target symptoms. All by intention, and all backed by the entertainment/media machine.

As I write this, TV commercials for pharmaceutical drugs have gotten so bad that openly listed side effects in commercials now include things like limb loss, liver damage, kidney failure, and believe it or not, death. These very same drug commercials also instruct you to ask your doctor if these dangerous drugs are for you. If drugs are supposed to be solely dispensed by licensed experts who have been trained on what they do, why are you, who know nothing about them, being instructed to inform your doctor?

In this episode we cover peptides, which are growing in use quickly. This is due to firsthand success. I talk about the speedy recovery of a rotator cuff in this episode. Along with the interest in peptides, the internet is also working 24/7 to defame them. They are not regulated at this time, but if the past is any indicator, once folks find the benefits en masse, regulation or outlawing usually follows. The pharmaceutical cartel tolerates no competition, and even less so when something actually heals, cures, or works.

Funny word: pharmaceutical. If you take it apart, you will realize that too is a poke in the eye, as it relates directly to the good old “scapegoat and sacrifice”. But then again, “℞” was an astronomical symbol which meant “retrograde”. This was long before our Western medical system was taken over by those bent on population reduction and control. And to make the point, the old farmers almanac has this to say about the now popular “℞”symbol: Retrograde refers to a motion that is opposite to the usual direction, often used in astronomy to describe a planet that appears to move backward in the sky from our perspective on Earth. In astrology, retrograde periods are associated with confusion, delays, and the need for reflection.

The new era is upon us, with rising vibratory levels on offer. Doing better is a choice, and there are a growing number of us who intend to do just that.

I would like to wish you all a happy, healthy, and higher-minded new era.