we, of the japanese leisure industry,
have a noble task. only we can reverse the flow of karma of this society and
consequently, the world. we have geo-karmic maps, prepared by CIA-trained
analysts, that show clearly tokyo's position at the center of the global negative
karmic flow. the flow radiates out from tokyo in massive waves that engulf
the earth in taint and decadence. according to scientific karmic analysis,
this negative karma is generated on three planes.
they are: CONSUMERISM the consumerist
society is a efficient factory for the production of energy destructive to
satisfaction and harmony. conspirators in this attack on global karma are
corporations, advertisers, retailers, and consumers. the most destructive
karma is produced in the commodification and consumption of flesh, image,
and identity. exchanging money for time with exotic feminine power, like ours,
is a crime punishable by the severest means, so great is its destruction of
humanity.
HOMOGENEITY exoticism and exotic attitudes
are massive detriments to achieving global harmony. humankind must strive
for a celebration of unity, and therefore must crush the emphasizers of difference.
differences between "races" (which do not karmically exist), "the sexes" (also
nonexistent from the perspective of truth), and any other false constructions
of identity, must be eradicated by eradicating their sources. the homogeneity
of a society is proportional to its consumerism of difference. our IMF-trained
economic analysts have shown that our salaries are economically feasible only
in tokyo, the world capital of bad karma.
INELEGANCE the tragedy of japan lies
in its fast and appalling decadent elegance. the aesthetic of "iki", coarsely
and apologetically translated here for convenience as "ephemeral and quiet
elegance", has gone, without any trace, from tokyo. in centuries past, many
lifetimes ago, tokyo was the world's repository for iki. today, world elegance
is being systematically destroyed by the relentless shockwaves of bad karma
emanating out of tokyo and into the remotest regions of earth. how can we
disrupt this chain of negative karma and pave the way for positivity? it is
simple, but not easy. a reversal of karma can only occur with a cataclysmic
burst of trauma. there will be some extreme unpleasantness on the road to
global positivity, but our role in this is small and managed simply. our task
is to remove destructive sources of karma from their base in tokyo. with this
simple action, we will effectively cause a world-wide karmic reversal, transforming
the flow of consumerism into one of satisfaction, homogeneity into macro-unity,
and inelegance into the perfect realization of iki.
how does the exchange of karma work?
it is easy to understand, as the rules are simple and just. as we thwart the
actions of any system or individual engaged in the dissemination of bad karma,
we, in turn, produce and distribute a proportional level of good karma, plus
an additional quantity of good karma in reward for our efforts. two examples:
* a shop uses images of western girls
to sell a certain brand of shoes. if we remove the shoes for our own use without
financial flow, then we have reversed a channel of karma.
* a man offers cocaine in exchange for
sex. if we consume the cocaine without providing flesh payment, then we have
reversed a negative flow.
fortunately, we can also originate new
streams of positive karma. this important task can be accomplished by encountering
The Limit in a complete and unmediated fashion. what is The Limit? it is our
ideal and it is me. how can we reach The Limit? by achieving extremes toward
the reversal of global negativity. some examples of suitable extremes:
* IKI otherworldly elegance we can accumulate
global merit by successfully encountering The Limit.
is there a single step we can take that
is signifcant to the fate of the world? of course there is. however, this
action cannot be taken alone. as timing is an indespensible element of the
Good Step, careful guidance is necessary. i, alone, can judge the karmically
correct moment in which to act. trust me to save us.
