This is your Spiritual Wake-up Call
DG: 'Folks, Hollywood must be deep into sacrifice season right now, because Tim Curry—the man who played that kid-eating clown in IT—has just died at 80. It’s a big club, and every last one of them is in on it.'
Seeker of Truth (Tim Curry**) 'He was another luciferian freemason. Occult pinky ring. Osiris risen. Harpocrates vow of silence. Freemason penalty sign. Sign of the most excellent master.'
Mr. Nobody: 'Dolly Parton showing her allegiance one last time to the Devil before being sacrificed. Here she was just last month asking Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for their firstborn son while flashing the Satanic hand sign.'
... SoTW: Tim Curry and Dolly Parton was both part of "The Club" (EGI) since celebrities cannot reach extreme levels of fame without joining a covert "deep state" or "cabal" involving ritualistic practices. Laura explicitly states she refuses to read Tarot on this, arguing that if true, it happens before a person has free will or consent, so she only evaluates a person's conscious action
I recommend you watching the video "Dolly's Demise" by Laura's View and Tarot, Too. Tarot says, Parton, was involved with "the club" but ultimately cooperated with positive forces by giving key information to clear bad karma. The original Dolly Parton had already been dealt with or passed away previously, and that recent public appearances were a double/stand-in ("2.0") making a dignified exit
And public reaction to the passing is being monitored by "White Hats" to gauge mass-consciousness awareness levels. The tarot spread emphasizes that the public figure's story on Earth has officially concluded, Laura says. I.e, benevolent groups track public reactions to celebrity deaths to measure how awake the general population is to dark-side narratives versus conventional views ...
Before my awakening, I lived fully within the matrix simulation, chasing every moment as if tomorrow would never come with fancy friends and partying every weekend. Since waking up to reality, life has spiraled into a living hell; seeing the truth cost me everyone and everything I ever knew.
However, nothing - absolutely nothing - compares to the cinematic magic of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Back in the late '80s, I experienced this legendary cult film firsthand in a Boston movie theater, and later, at an outdoor screening park - two times as an high school exchange student located at New Hampshire part of New England.
The energy was unmatched. We wore raincoats, threw rice, shouted lines back at the screen, and dressed up as our favorite characters. It created a spontaneous, infectious atmosphere that drew in an ever-growing army of devoted fans. Today's 4DX or IMAX theaters can't touch it; the pure, joyful energy of that shared experience is incomparable.
Originally released in 1975, the film transformed its audience into active participants, cementing its status as a massive cultural phenomenon and the ultimate "midnight movie."
For the uninitiated, Rocky Horror is a wild, perfect blend of alien transvestites, mad scientists, and dancing hunchbacks. The story follows Brad and Janet, a newly engaged couple whose road trip strands them at the castle of Dr. Frank N. Furter.
There, they meet his eccentric household and his muscular creation, Rocky. Through a bizarre journey of song, dance, and increasingly strange encounters, they eventually discover that the doctor is actually an alien scientist from the planet Transsexual in the galaxy of Transylvania... |
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