Body Design

Admitting we know nothing is the start of knowing.

One of the many things we don’t know much about is how our containers, the human bodies we wear for a lifetime, were created, by whom, and why. We don’t even know much about how this realm (in which those bodies are utilised) was created or constructed, or why it was constructed as a contained zone, prohibiting entry or exit for most entities.

As will become clearer below, it is possible to conclude that the human body appears to have been purposefully designed, but that purpose does not appear to be for the benefit of the human, or the soul sitting/held/contained within that body. The facts, basis and reasoning for this view are plentiful.

In books such as William Bramley’s The Gods of Eden (1989), Zechariah Sitchin’s The Twelfth Planet (1976), and RA Boulay’s Flying Serpents and Dragons (1990), it is said that the human was created several thousand years ago by an extra-terrestrial race called (amongst other names) the “Annuna” or the later name “Annunaki” or today simply as “Controllers” (whose offspring/hybrids may well still control the world/realm today).

This race of beings created the current form of human and animated it with a form of consciousness/energy (“the soul”), as slave labour. That soul was also created right here on Earth for most humans, and was specifically designed for use in this realm. The process required trial-and-error with various versions before the current version came into use. It is said that one sector of the Controllers wanted to eliminate humans after witnessing over time their often unsavoury behaviour, and another sector wanted to save/utilise them. That battle continues still today.

The bodies were designed with built-in limitations, as the last thing the controllers/rulers wanted with these newly-created bodies/souls was for the soul/consciousness created to escape from the bodies, or through developing that consciousness to obtain sufficient knowledge and discover enlightenment and cease to be controllable. They wanted slaves, not free beings, and so built-in limitations were essential. But this was a tricky balance, as the human had to be intelligent enough to perform the required tasks demanded by the Controllers. Some humans are now breaking free of the design limitations.

But how do we know that the bodies had built-in limitations? The starting point is Michael Behe’s ground-breaking 1987 work Darwin’s Black Box, where he explains the intelligent design of the human body.

This book is the ‘bible’ on the reality that someone planned and designed the body using an “irreducibly complex” system, where all parts of the body work together to a specifically designed (holographic) system. The system was not put together gradually, by evolution, as Darwin contended, but rather appears to have been put together by purposeful arrangement of parts.

Behe states that “the designer knew what the (body) systems would look like when they were completed, then took steps to bring the systems about. Life on earth at its most fundamental level, in its most critical components, is the product of intelligent design”.

A “black box” is a term for a device that does something specific but which has inner workings that are difficult to fathom out. For instance, most of us use computers and televisions, but they work perfectly well without us knowing exactly how they work.

For a human body, the ultimate ‘black box’ is the ‘cellular black box’, cellular structure. We couldn’t ‘break open’ this black box until an electron microscope was invented, and then we were able to discover how life works at the molecular level, beyond the wavelength of visible light. This was the ultimate black box, beyond which we cannot go. It proved that we were created, and did not evolve over millions of years into the complex beings that we are.

And for anyone doubting that humans could be “created” (which is an astonishing achievement when one understand the complexity of the human body), a better question perhaps is why wouldn’t humans have been “created”? Genetic engineering is well established now. Laws exist to allow cloning and hybridisation work to be carried out legally. The Annunaki were clearly well-versed in genetic engineering.

But purposeful faults in the design are easily uncovered. Here are a few:

1. The brain has no firewall. In his 2006 book entitled Controlling the Human Mind, Nick Begich references a US Army War College article entitled The Mind Has No Firewall which stated that research has concluded that “the body is capable not only of being deceived, manipulated, or misinformed but also shut down or destroyed – just as in any data-processing system”.

Technology appears to have now reached the point where emotions, thoughts, and memory can be manipulated externally, including interference with short and long-term memory and the insertion and deletion of memories.

Moreover, we cannot physically block the technology from targeting any part of the human body. The human mind and body can even be controlled remotely without a trace of evidence being left behind. Films such as The Manchurian Candidate depict this well,as do books on personal mind control such as Cathy O’Brien’s Trance-Formation of America.

Beyond this, mind-programming of society through use of all forms of media is well known, and is extremely effective in controlling society to follow Controller wishes. Additionally, food, water and air are contaminated to assist control of minds and bodies.

2. The body’s robotic functionality. As Gurdjieff said, once we know that we are robots, and “do not do, but are done to”, we are becoming awake.

As mentioned earlier, the intention behind the creation of the human was as a slave, with just enough intelligence to carry out designated tasks, but not enough intelligence to challenge the Controllers. Consequently, most humans operate robotically, without realising this fact. Their lives move cyclically and form easy and trackable patterns of living. They are most comfortable when their lives do not encounter change. Few are comfortable with the concept of ‘breaking pattern’, even though this is the basis of neuroplastic healing.

Most functions, once learnt, are carried out robotically. This was depicted perfectly in the television series Westworld. Characters in the series are regularly checked to ensure they are not questioning the nature of reality and that they are just doing as they are told/programmed. Do our bodies have built-in programming from birth, encoded in our DNA?

Ouspensky once asked Gurdjieff: “Is it possible to stop being a machine”? Gurdjieff replied in the affirmative, but said that first we must get to know the machine. He went on to say that most people were basically asleep. Colin Wilson spent years as a writer addressing this topic, so much so that Gary Lachman wrote a book about his life which he titled Beyond the Robot.

3. DNA. The human body’s DNA is a thing of wonder. DNA is a crystalline substance with a shape that makes it a perfect receiver-transmitter. The membrane of every human cell is liquid crystal, of which we have trillions of cells in our bodies.

These cells could be called the computer hard drive of the body and the computer software is the crystalline DNA holding the genetic memory. We have some 120 billion miles of DNA in our bodies and it can store more than a hundred trillion times more information than any device that human science can construct.

Returning to the example of the Westworld tv series,is that DNA programmed with our life story right from the start, and then reviewed and revised as necessary as our life story proceeds?

4. Humans can see almost nothing. Our eyes (and all our other senses) are designed to limit us. In the case of eyes, all we can see is a small range of frequency known as “visible light”. We can’t even see what technology can see in the form of radio waves, infra red, ultra violet, x-rays and gamma rays. Scientists (who are rarely allowed to tell the truth these days) do at least admit that the electromagnetic spectrum we exist within is only about 0.005% of what exists in the “universe”, and ‘visible light’ is just a tiny fraction of the electromagnetic  spectrum. Basically, we can see almost nothing.

Our eyesight is so limited that people, entities, crafts etc can “appear out of nowhere” and then “disappear into nowhere”. They can enter our visible light frequency and then leave it. Or perhaps our brain visualisation picked it up briefly. Mostly, our visualisation eliminates unrecognised features, as our brains are heavily programmed to “not” see things.

Talking of visualisation, the ‘reality’ is that we have no idea at all what is ‘out there’. We don’t ‘see’ with the eyes, we decode with them. Visual information enters the eyes from the waveform field of the hologram and this is decoded as an electrical transmission to the brain. This decoding system presents us with the illusion of a physical world that exists outside of us when it is all actually happening solely in our brain. That’s why yogis, gurus, shamans, sages etc refer to the nature of reality as an “illusion”. Because it really is.

Our body does not perceive the external world directly, but perceives the world through the physical senses, which are both selective and limited. Without going into detail about the functioning of the eye, it should be noted that nowhere in the anatomical study of the eyeball, optic nerve and brain is there evidence of a tunnel-like structure through which light and image from the external world view is transmitted directly free from the constraints of the eyeball, nerve and brain tissue. We do not “see” the world directly and spontaneously.

The brain simply visualises what is ‘out there’. What is really out there is unknown to us. The real mystery is how the brain creates an appearance of a real world out there, which is not a dream or film. Or is it? Is it just a computer game where we have a head set on? A mind experiment of some sort? Are we alive or dead? Asleep or awake? What are we really?

5. The Survival Instinct and Reproduction in humans is a built-in trick. Programmed within us is the desire to stay alive and the desire to reproduce. But why? According to Alan Kirkpatrick, who took the unpublished notes of the philosopher Richard Rose after his death and made them into a book in 2006 that he titled The Sex Connection, there is a nefarious reason for these urges in humans: the extraction of energy from humans to entities beyond our visual spectrum.

Both the desire to survive and the act of sex produce energy which has to go somewhere. And it has a specific destination which we can’t see as the frequency that certain energy-consuming entities utilise is invisible to us.  

Firstly, the survival instinct. Across the life forms of Earth, it is a cruel, heartless battleground. Some forms living for another day’s battle and some dying agonising deaths as food for another. The food chain is a never-ending slaughterhouse, where everything in the physical world is eating some other living creature or is serving as food for something else, at the expense of the individual entity involved.

The interesting part of nature is that whilst everything is programmed to attack and kill other life forms, everything also wants to live and avoid death right up until the last moment. This design has only one aim: to produce energy. But humans are not at the top of the food chain. Humans gain energy from eating other life forms, but this is just so that their energy can be drained by invisible parasitic entities during our lifetime. These entities tap our regular energy releases caused by emotional outbursts of every sort.

Secondly, then there is sexual energy. These entities particularly enjoy the release of neural energy from the sex act. Why do humans desire sexual activity so often? The answer that it is as a result of the implanting of thought imagery from a source outside ourselves. The horror is that we can’t even see these parasitical entities as they attach themselves to us and extract our energy. A by-product of this activity is reproduction, and this keeps the energy flowing through new human life forms.

There are many books and other sources related to obtaining information about these unseen parasitical entities, (which can be seen by certain healers who can extract them).  Some of my personal book favourites are William Baldwin’s Healing Lost Souls (2003), Colin Wilson’s The Mind Parasites and Barbara O’Brien’s Operators and Things. Humans have many addictions and desires, and all are utilised to extract energy.

It is a reasonable assumption that we are here living in these body containers for the benefit of ‘something else’ that is stealing our energy. This is a primary built-in design of our bodies.

6. Sleep/Dreaming. Like so many other features of the human body, no one really knows why we sleep or dream. It could be just to allow our abused bodies to restore their power and energy, so that the energy can be extracted once more by the unseen entities, but maybe something else is going on as well. Are we being reprogrammed during our downtime, having remedial repairs carried out, having new memories and downloads installed, or simply being examined somewhere beyond Earth’s contained zone?

In John Mack’s Passport to the Cosmos, he discusses the subject of abduction by unknown entities, which many people had started to report. He reviewed their reports and analysed what might be happening. Similarly, David M Jacobs, in his book The Threat: Revealing the Secret Alien Agenda, he discusses the purpose of these night-time abductions and what is going on. And his conclusion is not pleasant and isn’t for the benefit of humanity.

The brief examples above suggest that there is a program where the human body is being utilised for many purposes, none of which are particularly beneficial to the human.

Essentially, the human body has been designed as a mind-programmed, body-programmed, fully controlled source of slave labour and energy extraction.

Beyond that, the game show that we call “Earth” perhaps has a group of controllers sitting in their control tower somewhere above the fake sky, where they can watch the game show participants torturing each other while they laugh at us over their glass of wine. They have devised a world with different coloured skins of participants, different conditions around the world, different foods and cultures, and then they mix up the pieces, move them around, place unpleasant participants with pleasant ones, and see what happens.

Once we work out that this mind-game experiment is an illusion, that nothing is actually ‘real’, we can perhaps take the head set off and exit the game.

That’s the ultimate design bonus of the human body. Awareness.

Now we can see why so many have called this realm a prison planet.

4 November 2025