Prof Egbert Klaas Duursma

The Zwikker Code: Clearing Mankind's Indoctrination Prof Egbert Klaas Duursma

Publisher Marketing: A Science-extrapolation History. The Genesis of our Universe is primarily based on the conservative emptiness of atoms and molecules. In the emptiness of human neurone molecules is acting the bridge between matter and mind. Our conscious mind is the protector and master of our subconscious mind, at least it is meant to be. The subconscious mind is storing information both rational and irrational. It has no reasoning ability but yet it does have amazing abilities and intelligent patterns. It stores feelings, imaginings, habits, patterns, impulses and desires from the time of young persons by receiving programmes (lessons) from their parents, teachers, ministers or priests and TV programmes. When the reasoning conscious mind is not developed enough, the subconscious mind can substitute with faulty thinking and beliefs. Indoctrination has been and is constantly used to influence people, and complete populations may loose the mastering of their conscious mind over their subconscious mind. Hitler indoctrinated almost the complete German population, with as result millions of cruelties and deaths during World War II. But aren't always wars and conflicts caused by the loss of human intelligence due to their subconsciously stored feelings, beliefs and traditions? This book anticipates on a near-by future, when a Russian scientist has invented an equipment that is able to measure people's subconscious minds. The invention, called ZWIKKER, can be used to cure criminals, fanatic terrorists and mentally ill people. It might itself, however, also indoctrinate whole populations and is therefore not such an innocent equipment as it looks like. No wonder it becomes a large subject of discussion between the major religions. Can God or Allah be measured? Where is acting the Holy Spirit? But at first the Secretary General Dolores Rodrigues Guerrero of the United Nations is charged to find a solution, thereby encountering many difficulties, not the least caused by the head of the US Security Service, Tim Peasley.