The Invisible Hand: Jacques Vallée and the Theory of a Global Control System

Of course, the government is just as confused as we are! They are equal victims of the Archons just as we all are.
Our society suffers from Archon energetic implants downloaded in the consciousness of those who love to hate. The ideology of White Supremacy is not biological but energetic. It is actually internalized by many different groups in different ways and at different levels.
As Sadhguru teaches, any ideology built on superiority—racial, national, religious, or otherwise—generates suffering. It narrows awareness, constricts compassion, and blinds adherents to their own potential for growth.
Certain metaphysical frameworks—Gnostic, Vedic, and modern esoteric alike—describe humanity as operating within multiple layers of consciousness, each susceptible to subtle influences from non-physical intelligences. Within this context, the Ancient Aliens interpretation of the Founding Fathers' encounters with “angels” takes on a deeper significance. According to the show, these beings were not symbolic metaphors but supernatural, extra-human entities that imparted conceptual structures later codified as political and cultural ideology.
Viewed through a Gnostic lens, such beings resemble the archons—entities that transmit thought-forms capable of shaping entire civilizations. The archons do not corrupt biology, but rather impose ideational programs, influencing perception, hierarchy, and collective behavior. In this sense, the ideology of White Supremacy later identified by Donald Moss as a “virus” can be understood as an archonic implant—a subtle distortion introduced into the psychic field rather than a characteristic inherent to any lineage.
From a Vedic perspective, this phenomenon parallels the concept of āsuric influence—etheric forces that cloud discernment (viveka), strengthen egoic identity (ahaṃkāra), and generate attachment to separation and superiority. Such forces are said to “download” themselves into human consciousness when individuals or societies receptive to power or dominance receive guidance from non-human intelligences who operate outside the realm of dharma. The Ancient Aliens narrative that angels imparted ideological templates to the Founders echoes the Vedic idea of subtle karmic programming transmitted across the akashic field.
Modern esoteric thought further reinforces this interpretation by describing ideological complexes as memetic pathogens—etheric constructs that behave like software embedded within the collective psyche. They reproduce not genetically but psychically, influencing generations through belief systems, institutions, and cultural reinforcement. In this framework, the “virus” Moss identifies is not metaphorical but energetic: a long-standing program seeded into Western consciousness through encounters with beings perceived as celestial messengers.
Stories like that of the Angel Moroni in the origins of Mormonism—and similar accounts involving the Founding Fathers—are cited in the Ancient Aliens narrative as examples of how such entities transmit structured knowledge. These transmissions can elevate or distort, depending on the consciousness of the receiver and the intention of the messenger. When an ideological construct emphasizes hierarchy, separation, or inherent superiority, it aligns closely with what Gnostic, Vedic, and esoteric traditions all describe as a parasitic or misaligned influence, one that advances material complexity but hinders spiritual evolution.
Seen through these traditions, the “virus” is an etheric imprint—a non-corporeal, otherworldly program that shaped early American ideology by influencing those who believed they were receiving divine revelation. Rather than arising organically, the system of thought emerged from encounters with intelligences whose intentions and nature remain ambiguous, and whose influence—whether archonic, āsuric, or memetically esoteric—continues to reverberate through cultural and societal structures today.
The consequences of inherited ideologies.
When people are deeply attached to a worldview that positions them above others, it becomes extremely difficult to recognize the harm such a worldview causes. This attachment leads to missed opportunities, resistance to new knowledge, and a refusal to learn from cultures or traditions previously dismissed.
History provides countless examples:
• Ancient African and Indian knowledge long ridiculed—such as squatting for digestive health, earthing, the use of natural oils, or holistic approaches to wellness—has repeatedly been rediscovered and validated by science centuries later.
• Ancient civilizations around the world possessed astronomical and mathematical insights that Western institutions initially dismissed but now acknowledge.
These patterns reveal a broader truth: superiority-based ideologies hinder learning, progress, and humility. It took Whites 400 years to learn what Africans and Indigenous people knew intuitively.
The danger today is that those strongly invested in such belief systems (75% of Americans) often cannot recognize or articulate the harm these ideologies create—not only for others, but for themselves. This blindness fuels frustration, anger, and exhaustion among marginalized communities who have long attempted to communicate these dangers.
Whether one interprets this cultural moment through sociology, history, religion, or personal experience, it is clear that America is confronting the consequences of entrenched supremacist belief systems. As many traditions have observed—from Christianity to Hindu philosophy—there comes a point when the imbalance created by such ideologies must resolve.
This is not merely the end of America’s racial order—it is the unraveling of an old spell. The ideology of White Supremacy, sustained for centuries by subtle astral currents, now reaches its destined dissolution of America’s long-entrenched racial hierarchy and the fading of the ideology of White Supremacy. The “Times of the Gentiles” have reached their fulfillment and completed their arc (Luke 21:24), and with that fulfillment comes a greater cosmic cycle and an invitation—not to collapse, but to awaken
For those who inherited this construct, redemption lies not in worldly power but in inner sight. They must learn to perceive the etheric impressions that have long whispered through their lineage—patterns woven into the subtle body like ancestral programs—and name them for what they are: distortions of the luminous Self. Only by renouncing these shadow imprints and entering the long path of karmic repair can they step beyond the veil.
This is a spiritual crossing. The false light must collapse so that the true light may rise, and only those willing to cleanse the inner realm will move into the new Epoch with clarity.