Tyranny Against Human Consciousness

Tyranny Against Human Consciousness is the first book penned by the author known as Kaleb Seth Perl and which opens a trilogy called ‘A Revolution in Human Becoming’ (the other books being Welcome to the Machine and Operation: Human Freedom, respectively). The first oddity that greets the reader is the fact that the author writes in the plural ‘we’ rather than the singular first person ‘I’. This may seem a little disconcerting at first, yet it soon becomes clear that this positioning sets the stage for a more objective and neutral perspective that aligns with the tone and manner of delivery. Kaleb Seth Perl – or KSP as they come to refer to themselves – represents a unique voice for presenting a scenario in which human consciousness is at the centre. In their own words:

‘There is a tyranny against human consciousness in existence upon this planet that is taking humanity towards an unwanted future. There is ongoing an operation of enslavement. This enslavement has been upon a perceptual level for centuries. It has operated upon the physical human body as well as through social, cultural, political, religious, and economic institutions. It has operated through mental and emotional systems as well as energetic and vibrational. The human individual lives within a perception prison that is guarded, supervised, and sustained by an elusive and insidious Operation that exists upon many layers, within multiple networks, and through various mediums.’

It is time, the book informs us, for humanity to break out from these ‘perceptual prisons.’ It is indicated that the ‘passages of information’ given in the series of books provide a ‘distinct way to assist in breaking this spell upon the individual.’ It is KSP’s perspective that a perceptual spell (a.k.a., a form of consciousness programming) has been ongoing upon humanity through many generations of cultural conditioning. And now it is the time to break out of these cognitive restraints. The book also discusses how a form of ‘victim consciousness’ may be perpetrated through modern societies as a way of debilitating people’s innate cognitive strengths. These books are offered as a tool (or series of tools) to allow the reader to clear some of these cognitive restraints and conditioning in order to gain an expanded perception upon life and clearer comprehension of the conditions upon planet Earth. In doing so, the reader will then be in a better position to make the next decision for themselves. KSP states: ‘Yet at the very least you will have been given a tool – your self – to unlock in which to make the next step. This book is also a tool. It is a tool that can unlock a window of perception.’

The reader may also notice that the rhythm, syntax, and style of the writing can sometimes be jolting or jarring. In other words, it does not always run smoothly as one might expect with a modern piece of writing. And in noticing this, the reader will be forgiven in thinking that this is just the result of an immature writer and/or sloppy editing. However, KSP themselves refer to this writing style at various points in the text. They state that this deliberately adopted writing style is also part of the functioning of the book as a ‘tool’. Further, that the reader’s mind is being nudged into alertness, concentration, and out of habitual pattern recognition by having to read, and make an effort, to comprehend the contents of the book. In this way, the very act of reading is itself utilized as a form of transmission on top of the informational contents of the book(s). That is why, says KSP, the book Tyranny Against Human Consciousness is ‘a manifesto for human awakening from the perceptual prison that is the programming of modern life.’

The informational content of the book covers a broad range of topics, ranging from the socio-cultural, psychological, and even towards what some readers may consider controversial. KSP claim that there are a group of ‘controllers’ that are manipulating events upon the planet from a level outside of normal human perception, which is why much of what is happening does not make sense (unless one remains within the lower-level programming). Furthermore, that these events are not tied to short-term physical goals but long-term, far-reaching evolutionary aims. In this respect, the book demands a certain open-mindedness from the reader as well as a willingness to let go of many cherished (or programmed) belief structures. To those readers willing to take the journey, the book(s) offer a valuable tool for activating one’s perceptual awareness.