The Bizarro Occult World of Storm Naming

by Zen Gardner

Here’s another new trend to try to keep our heads and energies working for the projected mass media and its captivating matrix.

I guess they might as well name them since they’re all basically creations of the geoengineering weather department. Besides, give ‘em a personality and you can drive up ratings as well as scare the crap out of people more easily.

Just for starters.

Label everything you can, boys. Makes you feel in charge I guess. After all, they make up names for nonexistent health conditions and deliberately induced diseases and contrived social phenomena. They also create empowered-sounding scenarios for continual war, with Operation “Kill Everything” to glamorize death and destruction. And look at the strangely named government programs and departments they create out of thin air to sexify control and bureaucracy, as well as promote the “security” and surveillance agencies to monitor, track and police anything that moves.

It’s all a power play. And an age old, occult oriented one at that.

What’s In A Name? Are there Occult or Hidden Influences?

A whole lot is in a name.  Besides classifying the objectified thing or concept under a concept or image with an intended inference or manageable meaning, names have serious psychological and spiritual significance. Remember “name calling” as a kid? Why was that so effective? A kind of primordial weapon, but somehow we knew how powerful names were.

Naming something or someone gives a sense of dominion.

“A common concept in history is that knowing the name of something or someone gives one power over that thing or person. This concept occurs in many different forms, in numerous cultures—in ancient and primitive tribes, as well as in Islamic, Jewish, Egyptian, Vedic, Hindu, and Christian traditions. The strength of this belief varies, and there are certainly exceptions to it. Nonetheless, the persistence and historical continuity of the linking of naming and power are unmistakable.

… In all these cases, naming something or someone is seen as the exertion of dominion over that thing or person.” (Source)

This is also part of the reason they name aggressions and war programs. It gathers spiritual focus and momentum. You can apply this across the entire board of our matricized world. We’re led by the nose via false labeling and catchy conceptualizations.

Beware.

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