Victoria’s Secret

Victoria’s Secret

What is Victorias secret?

Sex?

If I recall correctly, queen Victoria of England instituted a prim and proper manner for the English and maybe the entire empire. I am not familiar with English history so please forgive me if I am making mistakes. But the themes are true. 

I assumed that Victoria’s Secret was magical sex behind closed doors. That queen Victoria had a double-standard about what she could do and what you could do. That made no sense. 

I have in the course of my studies figured and found out that the actual garden of Eden may be at the bottom of lake. Victoria. In Africa. The headwaters of the Nile. 

And that the demise of Adam and Eve and the story of the garden of Eden may be Victoria’s Secret. 

It is about sex. I think. Or castration. Because of sex. Or problems with it. 

The biblical story is somewhat well known we think. But I have figured out has analogies that are palatable. But false. 

I think it the core story is much simpler—and less potable—than how it’s told. How it’s told is that there are these entities and fruits that devolve into this banishment from paradise for humanity.  And I'm certain that every detail in the story is important.  But I think the core story is that there is an enmity between women and men; b and that there is a creative and providing nature--and there is a destructive and consumptive nature. This inherent flaw in nature has led to the many problems we have in the world. Especially with this exact game.  Like the Hindu legacy in India. Of Maya creating the women as destructive and the men as caring women forever using and destroying the men. 

And the Korean yin and Yang. Yin is the good energy. And Yang is the destructive energy. 

Also there is seems to be reference to the nature of genitals and perhaps the greys and our human form. And how the niriburians castrated and tortured and humiliated the greys 24,000 years ago. 

We are beautiful—but fatally flawed. As if it—we—were set up from the beginning to be demolished. To destroy ourselves meticulously and deliberately by design. Over sex and gender. And all the devastating manifestations of our world. 

I think this is Victoria’s Secret. And I think you are living it out right now. The climax. And the endgame—  simultaneously—in Victorious and victimhood’s fashion in a hippocracy and series of lies and traps for others--and, after not too long, for yourself.