Matthew Delooze – Who Wrote The Songs That Make The Whole World Sing?

Part 5. Who wrote the songs that make the whole world sing?

By Matthew Delooze

(Hunky Dory)

I am drawn between the light and dark, Quicksand, Hunky Dory

Quicksand
I’m closer to the Golden Dawn
Immersed in Crowley’s uniform
Of imagery I’m living in a silent film
Portraying Himmler’s sacred realm
Of dream reality I’m frightened by the total goal
Drawing to the ragged hole
And I ain’t got the power anymore No I ain’t got the power anymore
I’m the twisted name on Garbo’s eyes
Living proof of Churchill’s lies
I’m destiny I’m torn between the light and dark
Where others see their targets Divine symmetry
Should I kiss the viper’s fang
Or herald loud the death of Man
I’m sinking in the quicksand of my thought
And I ain’t got the power anymore
Don’t believe in yourself
Don’t deceive with belief
Knowledge comes with death’s release
I’m not a prophet or a stone age man
Just a mortal with the potential of Superman
I’m living on I’m tethered to the logic of Homo Sapien
Can’t take my eyes from the great salvation
Of bullshit faith
If I don’t explain what you ought to know
You can tell me all about it
On the next Bardo
I’m sinking in the quicksand of my thought
And I ain’t got the power anymore
Don’t believe in yourself
Don’t deceive with belief

Hello,
It is no secret that I strongly believe that our music industry, in certain mass media circles, is used to exploit the minds and spirits of the collective consciousness of the human race.
I have written about this in the past and I am currently researching certain pop/rock stars. Through the following link a brief introduction for those who do not know me yet : Beside the Seaside

David Bowie is a well known name to my generation . I myself grew up around Star Man and Ziggy Stardust in the late 60s early 70s. David Bowie has continued to be a top entertainer throughout the 80s and 90s I remember, through watching a documentary, that David Bowie adopted a strange technique creating the lyrics for his songs. In a nutshell Bowie used to cut single words and short sentences out of paper and create song lyrics from the jumbled up words through the act of rearranging them.

‘A good and easy way of doing it too’ I hear you say . Indeed I know somebody who selects their lotto numbers that way but when you step back and look more deeply doesn’t some kind of a occult or Ouija board type situation start to arise? Was Bowie waiting for some kind of spiritual help to create his songs? Nothing wrong with that either I suppose, obviously all those who gamble on horses in the racing game have also prayed for spiritual help and guidance before they stick a pen in the horse race listings in the newspaper. No harm in that is there?

Just what was Bowie doing when I saw him, in the documentary, laying out words in the back of his Rolls Royce? Can we all do it then? Just write some words down cut them out of a piece of paper and create classics such as Jean Genie can we? (Or should I say Gene Genie? who “keeps all your dead hair for making up underwear” ?)

It has come to light through autobiographies and of course ‘time’ that David Bowie may have been heavily ‘into’ the occult. Including the works of Edward Alexander (Aleister) Crowley.

Surrealism is probably the best word I can use to describe the actions of Bowie and his ‘self’ created lyrics. The subconscious talents in Bowie must have surfaced through the act of playing the ‘let me jumble the words and make a song’ game . Easy isn’t it?

The lyrics created by Bowie are readily accepted as being created in Bowie’s own subconscious whilst in a surreal state of mind. Obviously, as with lots of rock and pop stars, mind altering drugs can be used/ are used/ to create an alteration in the individuals consciousness. For example; Pete Townsend of the WHO claims he has no idea where the lyrics of the many famous songs he wrote came from because he cannot remember writing them at the time they were produced simply due to him being totally drunk on Brandy and/or under the influence of drugs.

(David, In The Days Of Ziggy Stardust)

So let us go a little deeper.

I am going to suggest that the creation of certain music lyrics can also be created through a spiritual ‘possession’ of the body and mind of an individual music/lyric writer by other dimensional entities.

A sort of’ invasion of the body snatchers’ situation if you like. They possess talented musicians to use as mediums. Laugh if you want, but if you think about it, it really is the best way for, say, 4th dimensional entities to get covert symbolic and hypnotic messages, be they positive or negative, out and about in this world to the masses. If you wanted the masses to listen to subliminal triggers and symbolic chants then what better way to do it is there than for an entity to hijack the body of a pop star, implant symbolic information in them, and use them as a medium? Obviously the fame and fortune that goes with it is a nice bonus for the host.

Plant your lyrics in the mind of a up and coming, or famous, popular song writer and bobs your uncle eh?.

Add the fact that the ego of the pop star involved will either be under the influence of drugs or drunk whilst creating songs and you have the perfect stooge who will relay messages directly into their fans and admirers psyche. Yes. Hey Presto, there you go, the symbolic messages will be heard and loved by the audience simply because the artist is famous and will not have a clue about the spiritual significance of the lyrics used. Not only that but the already talented song writer thinks everything is down to them and they think it was their own creative talents that produced the lyrics in the first place.

If the plan works then why not repeat it and turn the singer/songwriter into a superstar. If the audience starts to dwindle and the symbolic occult messages don’t reach the relevant numbers required to affect the human mass consciousness or create a symbolic worship scenario then the 4th dimensional entities will dump the singer songwriter for younger fresher talents.

(ashes to ashes)

(Diamond Dogs)

Connections to the occult in music lyrics are not really noticed in large numbers and are easily fobbed of as being the work of’ talented’ musicians by the music industry if they were. I tell you the truth, in my opinion, when i say that one of the easiest way for a fourth dimensional entity to create such lyrics would be to possess a body and make that body pick cut out selected words and sentences and rearrange them to produce whatever they wanted. Be this Bohemian Rhapsedy or White Christmas. They, the 4th dimensional entity, would also literally ‘speak’ to their host during drunken binges or during episodes of drug taking leaving the artist to remember the information when sober.

Anyway… its food for thought at least at this stage.

On researching David Bowie I came across an article by Peter R Koenig – The Laughing Gnostic: David Bowie and the Occult - in which I found very interesting information. I have pasted a link below.

I am not suggesting that Mr Koenig is sharing my opinion of 4th dimensional possession. Far from it. He does go into great detail about David’s connections to the occult. I am only pasting his article because of the research he has done into David Bowie and the lyrics involved containing occult messages and symbolism, Davids connections with the illuminati.

Please take time to read Mr Koenig’s article

I will be returning to this subject in the near future. Until then, keep smiling.

Thank you

Matthew Delooze

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