An Infinite Path

Niles Heckman

An Infinite Path is a self-development podcast focused around philosophical, psychological, spiritual, ecological, and political themes. It consists of audio only versions of our short life insight videos which we record on camera and longer narrated essays. Both which have their own YouTube channels. Hosted by Niles Heckman, it can be found at www.aninfinitepath.com.

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    One Nation, Indivisible

    At its core, a pledge is an act of binding the self through the spoken word. In lesser known esoteric traditions, speech is not treated as casual; it is creative and formative. To declare something aloud, especially in a repeated, formalized way, is to impress it upon both the individual psyche and the collective field. In the ancient world, this would be called an oath, and oaths were never trivial. This is why presidents have to take an oath. They were and are still understood as acts that linked the speaker to a principle or cosmic order. And if violated, well... It is a curious thing that language, mere sound shaped by the tongue, can become a ritual of such enormous psychological gravity. The Pledge of Allegiance of the United States, recited by children in classrooms before they have any real conception of the world, is not simply a benign civic exercise. It is, in many ways, an initiation into a narrative. One that quietly encodes assumptions about authority, identity, and the structure of the world. When one says “I pledge allegiance,” they are not merely expressing affection or appreciation. Allegiance is an ancient and heavy word with feudal overtones. It implies a bond of loyalty between subject and supposed sovereign. It is not the language of liberty or free association; it is the language of hierarchy. And so, from the very first phrase, the individual is placed into a relationship. Not with a community of living people, but with an abstraction: a flag, a symbol, an idea crystallized into iconography. ——— An Infinite Path podcast official URL http://www.aninfinitepath.com Spotify | iTunes | YouTube | Overcast FM | Stitcher | Player FM

    20 min
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    Claims of "Voter Fraud" Are Dogwhistle for "Voter Suppression"

    Christian Right Baal worshiping imperial agent Paul Weyrich said in 1980 “I don't want everybody to vote. As a matter of fact, our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.”  American full Nazgûl, otherwise called Republicans, (with to be fair - corporate Dems are half Nazgûl), have long known that their policies literally protect pedophiles and if truly communicated, are incredibly unpopular. So the only way they win elections is via their propaganda media networks, the electoral college, redistricting, electoral trickery, and almost most predominantly, voter suppression. The latter which they've been doing to African Americans for over 60 years and that's just since the passage of the voting rights act which the Opus Dei Supreme court of dark sorcery have been trying to chip away at. So let us begin by rescuing the phrase “voter fraud” from the swamp into which it has been deliberately dragged by criminal Trumpstein and this democracy hating crew. In any serious, legally literate discussion, one is not talking about the occasional miscast ballot, clerical error, or the lonely, almost always Republican voter who attempts to vote twice and is caught. One is talking about outcome-determinative fraud—that is, fraud on a scale sufficient to alter the result of an election. These insight sub-episodes are mirrored on our primary YouTube channel which can be found at https://www.youtube.com/@NilesHeckman/videos

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An Infinite Path is a self-development podcast focused around philosophical, psychological, spiritual, ecological, and political themes. It consists of audio only versions of our short life insight videos which we record on camera and longer narrated essays. Both which have their own YouTube channels. Hosted by Niles Heckman, it can be found at www.aninfinitepath.com.