Albert Johnson
November 2, 1974[1] Hempstead, Long Island, New York City, New York, U.S.
Died
June 20, 2017 (aged 42) Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
Prodigy was one part of the rap duo Mobb Deep and an actor/author who achieved mainstream status across multiple platforms for his forthcoming persona with topics related to the Illuminati, Witchcraft, Reincarnation and much more. In his song “Illuminati” off the album “H.N.I.C. Pt. 2” Prodigy raps about different scenarios and film plots that resembles the Illuminati; he is credited with bringing the Illuminati to the forefront of Hip-Hop in the 90’s along with Tupac Shakur. Mobb Deep’s song “Real Power is People”, LL Cool J’s “I Shot Ya Remix” all mention signs of the Illuminati.
Near the end of his life, Prodigy was working on a Broadway musical with entertainment journalist Kathy Iandoli about the Illuminati; his death from sick cell has raised conspiracies that he might’ve been murdered to silence his movement. For his work within classic Hip Hop, Prodigy is our TIME MACHINE POET OF THE WEEK.
“The Illuminati want my mind soul and body” – Prodigy
The quote “Only Fear of Death is Reincarnation” is a philosophy with roots to “The Tibetan Book of the Dead” and illustrates humanity’s fear of a cycle judged by karmic deeds. How can we possibly escape from this fate? Reincarnation has been discussed at length throughout history.
“All your rebirths could ultimately make you sick. The Buddha therefore finally gave up on rebirth, for he had had enough of crawling through all human and animal forms.” – Carl Jung/The Red Book
(Tupac Shakur)
“My only fear of death, is reincarnation I use my last breath, to reach the whole nation How can they call me murderer for my spoken words? This composition be my prophecy I hope it’s heard” – Tupac Shakur
A dimensional blueprint… the dimensional blueprint; how and where will our next life take place? The simple answer might lie within soul traps and the depths of reincarnation. There are many thoughts on this elusive topic; Edgar Cayce, Val Valerian (John Grace) and Dr. Raymond Moody have all expressed their own belief-system, and we must decide for ourselves the correct path for our journey into the truth of the afterlife.
Edgar Cayce received this question once on the subject of white light.
“Why are there so many Atlantean souls who are reincarnating at this particular time?“
Frank Joesph (Author of Before Atlantis) on Edgar Cayce’s answer:
“Because of the narrowing resemblance between the western world and Atlantis is so close, that light attracts light. That is the force that is compiling or bringing these former souls at this particular time. Some of these souls want to help America succeed and not fall into the destiny that was Atlantis. Other souls have the opposite mission and reincarnate to destroy Western civilization.”
(Atlantean symbology)
It clearly states that “light attracts light” and that the Atlantean souls are attracted to this light thus they reincarnate into this realm. If this is true; then doesn’t it lend credence that a “bright light” could be used to attract our souls to reincarnate? Edgar Cayce’s belief is carefully explained in this quote –
“After death, we may enter a region that is Void of love, life, and light, Void of everything. For some, this region is approximately their wish come true. Here they are truly alone with themselves. For some souls, this is a pain that is unbearable. In the absence of truth, love, gentleness, and kindness, some souls fill the Void with an irrational and unbelievable amount of pain and fear. It is so dark in the realm of outer darkness that the darkness hurts and panic grips them without knowing why. There are various degrees of darkness to this realm, and it is darker and denser at the center than at its outer fringes. The closer we are to the outer edges, the more interaction there is with others in the realm. The closer to the center, the darker and more painful is the solitude. Those who find themselves in outer darkness cannot travel across this dimension. They must grow through the levels of this realm. After death, one may find themselves in a particular degree of darkness that most closely corresponds to the degree of the absence of love in one’s life. Outer darkness is not a punishment. It is a region which operates lawfully for the benefit of those who are there. This region is not a realm which was created for any soul to experience, but one which came about as a consequence of the negative activity of souls in creation. So great has been the desire for self, so monumental across time and space has been the selfishness of some of God’s creatures, that this realm is the creation or manifestation of their own collective activities. Outer darkness and the reality with which it is associated were created and are held in place by collective self-interest.” – Edgar Cayce
The statement clearly presents darkness as one’s “void” and describes light as having “love” contradicting the “white light soul trap” theory. What is this is in-deed another illusion? Did Cayce subliminally release the truth with his statement about Atlantean souls being attracted to the light?
We have been taught throughout our lives that a “bright light” is one with harmony as depicted in Hollywood films, literature and mythology; a pathway of information we have developed into our psyche.
The author of the Matrix IV Val Valerian states “Many Asians and other followers of karmic style religions, fear what their next incarnational status will be, so they tend to mold their lives around this fear…Karma, like time, is artificial…Favorite ‘bad boys’ from modern history, Hitler, Stalin, etc are not being ‘punished’ for their experiences, but have moved on to other things in other incarnations they are having.” – Val Valerian
Valerian’s point-of-view derives from his theory on how the “life review” process is actually a trap for souls to be recycled by Reptilians.
Sabine Lucas of Heidelburg University and a Carl Jung expert has researched Jung’s interest into reincarnation.
“Even Jung himself had not escaped censorship when, toward the end of his life, he had found psychological evidence for the existence of reincarnation. He had even written about it in his autobiography Memories, Dreams Reflections, but family and publisher, concerned for his reputation, had prevailed on him to take it out.”
Carl Jung on the afterlife
(Anthropomorphic images)
Carl Jung on reincarnation.
John Lear, pilot, and son of American aviator inventor Bill Lear has proposed a theory of a “Moon Soul Trap” that acts as a station for our souls on this planet. The Archons (Gnostic Gods) are behind the “Moon Soul Trap” and this has also been a topic of conspiracy writer David Icke.
Each person’s theory of reincarnation or soul traps is based in terms of that person’s own timeline and we must make a similar decision when it comes to our journey into the next realm. More research is needed on the topic and the shift of Universal energy might help us understand reincarnation in the future.
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In our articles, we discussed books Tupac read and decoded his lyrics; we show in this article the influence of the Tibetan Book of the Dead and how mysticism was present in his work. Reincarnation is another topic that pops up in numerous Tupac songs. Out of all of Tupac’s quotes “My Only Fear of Death is Coming Back Reincarnated” is used the most in his music and symbolized the most in Tupac’s life. Reincarnation is a concept that a being’s soul can be reborn into a new realm or physical body. It’s popular in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism; it can also be found in the works of Plato and Socrates.
“The Tibetan Book of the Dead” is what more than likely influenced Tupac’s belief in “Only fear of death is comin’ back reincarnated” as it deals with life-after-death scenario and how we perceive this experience. The line was first used by Evil Mind Gangstas on their 1993 song “Livin On The Edge” and also featured on the OG recording “Reincarnation” along with Hussein Fatal and other Outlawz members. The quote gained mainstream status with the release of “Only Fear of Death” on the 1997 album “R U Still Down? (Remember Me)”. The three Bardo realms of the afterlife are “Bardo of Death,” “Bardo of reality,” and, the “Bardo of rebirth.”
(My Only Fear of Death is Coming back Reincarnated tatted on Pac’s right arm.)
Reincarnation (OG)
“My only fear of deathis reincarnation I use my last breath, to reach the whole nation How can they call me murderer for my spoken words? This composition be my prophecy I hope it’s heard“
Tupac’s original recording of the song “Reincarnation” is not only a prophecy of his death but also a personal testament regarding reincarnation.
If My Enemies Love Their Kidz (OG)
“My only fear of death, can you hear me, it’s comin’ back Had enough of this bullshit world so none of that”
A mellow instrumental accompanies Tupac’s warning for his enemies.
Under Pressure (Thug Life/1994)
“Right before I die I’ll becurseing tha law Reincarnated bitch even worse than before My four-four’s givin payback”
Reincarnation is slightly mentioned on the 1994 album “Thug Life”.
Ambitionz Az A Ridah (All Eyez On Me/1996)
“My murderous lyrics Equipped with spirits of the Thugs before me”
Tupac studied white magic and had an ability to utilized this into his lyrics. The semantics of Tupac’s lyrics has a force behind it. Sorcery can be summoned to incorporate souls of another realm.
(A Treatise on White Magic by Alice Bailey)
“But I’m back reincarnated, incarcerated At the time I contemplate the way that God made it Lace ’em with lyrics that’s legendary, musical mercenary”
Tupac’s image and self-identity were reincarnated on the album “All Eyez On Me” as he entered the realm of mysticism. At the time he was incarcerated at Clinton Correctional Facility he found a way to God’s destiny for him.
No More Pain (All Eyez On Me/1996)
“Spit the secret to war, so cowards fear me My only fear of death is reincarnation Heart of a solider with a brain to teach your whole nation”
The secret to war and astral projection… this song that has roots in mysticism and is a homage to Method’s Man’s “Bring The Pain”.
Only Fear of Death (R U Still Down?/1997)
“Hahaha, I ain’t scared to die I ain’t scared to die To my homies in Heaven: I ain’t scared to die Do you wanna live forever? Are you scared to die? Or will you scream when you fry? I don’t fear death My only fear of death is coming back, reincarnated”
A whole song dedicated to the subject and an insight on Tupac’s mindstate towards the end of his life.
(Art from The Tibetan Book of The Dead)
Ballad Of A Dead Soulja (Until The End of Time/2001)
“One day I’ll be the Don; until then, remain strong My only fear of death is reincarnation Bustin’ at my adversaries like a mental patient”
Tupac once again states “My Only Fear of Death is Reincarnation.”
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The aura that surrounds Tupac Shakur’s life and death grows stronger with each passing year. New theories and old theories of him faking his death continue to be supported while 2017 marked his induction into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Tupac’s posthumously legacy shows no signs of slowing down. Although much is known about his public life through videos, interviews, and music; his interest in the occult and the astral realm is a little-known fact of history.
Incarcerated from February 14, 1995, until October 12, 1995, Tupac engulfed himself into a literary retreat of the senses. A list of the books he read at the Clinton Correctional Facility famously made it’s way around the internet in the early 2000’s. We’ve researched nine books that led Tupac into the white light and influenced quotes such as “Only fear of death is comin’ back reincarnated” and “Let’s go inside my astral plane.”
BOOKS
“Initiation” by Elisabeth Haich was probably one of the first books Tupac read on the occult. Initiation is a mystical-telling of Haich’s former lives, including her incarnation into the daughter of Pharaoh Athois. It details how the future is relayed via consciousness as dreams; this is a beginning stage of controlling/altering your fate. The book will open your eyes into the depths of reincarnation.
“Ponder on This” is a compilation of Alice Bailey’s teachings; it acts as an encyclopedia of mystical tools and prepares you for “Initiation,” a spiritual development that you enter upon birth. Astral Projection is mentioned as a concept that is vital for Initiation; one must learn to see through the fog and illusion, stabilizing their etheric bodies with the vibrations on the plane.
“The Destiny of the Nations” is another piece of Alice Bailey’s work. World dominions are at an ever-changing realm; this and the fate of each nation relies on energy masses and consciousness of its people. This book examines the inner-depths of social interaction.
“Serving Humanity” is Alice Bailey’s concept within “soul contact” and the utilization of the personality on the physical plane of existence. Telepathy, Illumination, and Control of Speech are a few of the topics covered in the literature.
“Telepathy and the Etheric Vehicle” is the last book of Alice Bailey’s that appears on the list. The essence of mental energy and communication is the key dynamic to the book. A “flow” of energy is discussed and correlates with connecting to the overall system of energy fields for the world.
“The Meaning of Masonry” by W.L. Wilmshurst describes the inner workings of Free Masonry and the symbolism that incorporates the ancient mysteries of Egypt. The book opens in one passage with this line “The papers here collected are written solely for members of the Masonic Order.”
Gershom Scholem’s book “Kabbalah” is considered one of the blueprints of Jewish mysticism. The Torah and the hidden symbology within the text are interpreted and projected into a higher understanding of GOD.
“Mysticism” written by Evelyn Underhill acts as an introduction into the manifestation of energy as it pertains to the mystic arts. This would’ve been the centerpiece for Tupac in regards to magic.
“The Tibetan Book of the Dead” is what more than likely influenced Tupac’s belief in “Only fear of death is comin’ back reincarnated” as it deals with life-after-death scenario and how we perceive this experience. The line was first used by Evil Mind Gangstas on their 1993 song “Livin On The Edge” and also featured on the OG recording “Reincarnation” along with Hussein Fatal and other Outlawz members. The quote gained mainstream status with the release of “Only Fear of Death” on the 1997 album “R U Still Down? (Remember Me)”. The three Bardo realms of the afterlife are “Bardo of Death,” “Bardo of reality,” and, the “Bardo of rebirth.”
Symbolism
The majority of the books listed are written by New Age writer Alice Bailey and were transmitted to her by the Tibetan Ascended Master Djwal Khul. This is significant for many reasons. Bailey’s work correlates along the line of the white magic (right-hand) path; most of her teachings deal with the evolution of karma and the final mastering of the astral plane. To master or achieve a “higher” realm you need to have an understanding of the “lower” realms and when to embrace it and when to look beyond the vibrations that you’ll encounter.
Alice Bailey’s teachings are on Theosophy (mystical and occult texts) and embrace a path to enlightenment. As you can see from the list of books Tupac read, he had no literature on Aleister Crowley and the new age religion “Thelema.” Thelema is based on “The Book of the Law,” the law is “Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Love is the law, love under will.” This focuses more on the individual spiritual path and the use of magick in different forms.
Spirituality captures the imagination of not only your inner-self but the self that surrounds you. There exists techniques that many consider controversial or even witchcraft… the left-handed path & the right-handed path depending on usage. Two examples of this would be Madame Blavatsky’s “The Secret Doctrine” as it holds a right-hand atmosphere to the readers. The opposite of this would be Aleister Crowley’s “The Book of the Law” which deals with the aspect of the left-hand. In reality, how you perform the white or black magic and for what use determines the Good or Evil concept.
The Right-Hand Path deals with concepts of the body, spirit & mind. Karma is also present. This would be associated with ‘finding yourself’ through meditation and white light.
Tupac and Alice Bailey’s spiritual guide Master DK.
The Left-Hand Path dives into the use of Satanic imagery, sex magic & other taboo methods of rituals. Many musicians and artists have adapted to this path as it symbolizes and showcases the use of magic (in the open).
Pictured below is Jay Z with Crowley’s law “Do What Thou Wilt” next to a picture of Crowley.
Here is the famous Beatles cover “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. Crowley is included.
According to Alice Bailey: The White Magician has the motivation that will benefit the group he surrounds himself with/has contact with. The Black Magician works alone, and if he works within a group, his/her purpose is shrouded with a selfish ego. The White Magician works for the balance of the universe. The Black Magician works for no one and represents no unity. The Left-hand path will always assume supreme power on the physical and astral realms; this is because Black Magicians crave exposure within their rituals of magick. The Right-hand path evolves, it does not believe in using magick for ‘selfish’ reasons as induced by the Left.
Papa Legba is a spirit in Haitian Vodou whose job is to act as a “channel” between the living and the dead. In folklore, he’s presented as an old man with a cane. Updated versions depict him as young and energetic. The cane represents the connection to the fertility of the earth. To salute Papa Legba, a follower will present three knocks to ask him to open the door of the unknown. The colors he wears are red and black or white and black. In Tupac’s music video “Made Ni**az” Papa Legba makes multiple appearances. Below is a scene that symbolizes Papa Legba.
Red/White and Black are presented on his jacket. Three knocks close the ceremony of the music video.
The same footage can be seen in the “Hit ‘Em Up” music video.
Also, the “I Wonder if Heaven Got A Ghetto” video was specifically designed by the director Lionel C. Martin to leave the door open to theories revolving around if Tupac was still alive. Tupac arrives at RUKAHS, New Mexico on a helicopter where nuns take care of him. There’s a scene where Tupac gets on a bus, and along the ride, different musicians and revolutionaries get on such as… Jimi Hendrix, Elvis, Huey Newton, Martin Luther King, but who is the mysterious guy in the very back?
This looks identical to the mystic Grigori Rasputin. He is widely known for the various assassination attempts on his life, most of these attempts all took place in a period of one night in December of 1916. He was poisoned, shot, beaten, strangled and survived each encounter but finally, his conspirators tied him in a rug and tossed him into an icy river. Rasputin broke out of the bondage and attempted to swim until he succumbed to the cold.
“When you die, don’t go towards the light – this is called false light – this is here to bring you back into the womb or what we call reincarnation. This also fooled the Anunnaki’s. Thus no celestial being is free from this delusion. This will be a false vision of your past events within the light, you actually want to sustain yourself with the darkness to enter the next realm.” – Unknown
Buddhist and Hindu texts have aligned modern-day opinions to the design of the white light scenario that each one of us will experience sooner or later. The death & rebirth cycle captures our earthly desires for the initiation of a “soul trap”.
How can we overcome this occurrence, and what are the repercussions if we don’t?
According to these texts, our physical bodies consist of two states of consciousness:
Spirit – The direct connection to Shem HaMephorash (God).
Soul– The keeper of all knowledge gained through the lives we’ve descended to.
In theory, to escape the cycle of reincarnation, the ego must be abandoned, and one’s self must return to God. Different belief systems have manifested in the last century concerning reincarnation and the spiritual hierarchy that commands the realm.
Dr. Raymond Moody is a world renown psychologist and writer who has conducted extensive research into the afterlife. He brought to the forefront near-death experiences and his book “Life After Life” indulges into the questions we all have about death. Dr. Moody also popularized Psychomanteum which is a modern take on the ancient Greek method of Mirror gazing.
Dr. Moody on different beliefs about reincarnation:
“If we have past lives, why don’t we remember it now? When we come back from the other side, you drink from the water of forgetfulness. The learning experience within this realm is more focused, but sometimes we don’t engulf our senses with the water thus we come back with fragments via the event boundary, the mind organizes things in little packets; thoughts and perception and ideas will be put together in a packet, the mind works within this structure.“- Dr. Moody
Valdamar Valerian (John Grace), an unidentified source on reincarnation and “soul traps,” states within his book series “The Matrix” of a plot against humanity using reincarnation as a method of control. The concept of the Matrix was conceived in 1988, well before the blockbuster film of the same name. Who is Valdamar Valerian? A biography can be found here on his personal website and includes an array of information on the 4th dimension. His theory revolves around reptilians, ufo’s, gold, soul traps and experimentation connected to the sexual organs of livestock
“There were humans who were basically bred 200,000 years ago, and they were used to work the gold mines.“- Valdamar Valerian
“The ego loves to engage and make drama, whatever degree you want to engage and create drama, you have free will.” – Valdamar Valerian
Edgar Cayce was deemed the “Sleeping Prophet” for his uncanny approach to fortune telling. He would lay on a couch… entering a trance & would interpret images that were channeled to him. A master of Christian Mysticism… his teachings with astral projection, automatic writing, holistic healing, astrology, and reincarnation have changed the landscape of the 21st century. A random meeting with a traveling stage hypnotist was the cause of his sudden BOOM in powers. Cayce believed humans have astrological attributes and that Karma is simply a memory or guide that evolves over a cycle of life experiences. Cayce stated that each person is born with ESP and it can be channeled into a projection of your past lives; you can achieve this through hypnosis or astral travel.
Edgar Cayce received this question once on the subject of white light.
“Why are there so many Atlantean souls who are reincarnating at this particular time?“
Frank Joesph (Author of Before Atlantis) on Edgar Cayce’s answer:
“Because of the narrowing resemblance between the western world and Atlantis is so close, that light attracts light. That is the force that is compiling or bringing these former souls at this particular time. Some of these souls want to help America succeed and not fall into the destiny that was Atlantis. Other souls have the opposite mission and reincarnate to destroy Western civilization.”
Here’s a poetic summary, from a passage of my upcoming novel Red Eyes See Red Stars.
I always had a particular reason for my questionable actions. I would imagine twisting in the air, specs of dust formed of memories and those memories were words, not actual images. And I… I took the form of myself. This projection entitled: “Nine” Myself, a heteronym created by a Portuguese writer that manifested during the timeline of 1991; a full-effect Gemini, you might call it reincarnation. I might call it another form of gravitational force.
Myself, by myself. A lone gentleman who fizzled away history, every atom that had passed through myself, a category, name, and story for each of them. Words took their place, similar to the treatment of memories. I sincerely believe the best way to travel is to feel. Feel with words, not your hands. This might be another symptom of being myself without truly being myself. This year entitled: “2036” Equals nine.
A Time Poet initiates life.
Example A: Bob is a regular fella, he sits on a couch and watches TV. Inside the wallpaper of the house – hair follicles left over from the 1987 renovation; a memory of a carpenter, a life force of 1987. Was it Bob? No, it wasn’t Bob’s hair follicle. Bob couldn’t even switch over a breaker that Thanksgiving in 1987 when a blunder Thunderstorm helped carry on the tradition of his family’s candle-lit dinner they were to have at 8:PM sharp that night. Bob was old-fashioned, but Bob was never a handyman, not in any way or form.
The man the hair belonged to went by the name of “Ernest Wallings” his hair crusted within the spectrum of the drywall. Leftover for times’ benefit. Ernest had taken the renovation job for extra cash. The holidays were burning a hole in the savings of him and his dried-up wife; she had produced six children and each one had an appetite of a mule. They had a mule, two of them, one was given to Ernest as payment on a roof he patched up for a local farmer. The other they purchased at an auction to accompany the other mule, a thoughtful gesture from a tumbling fella.
Example B: Susie attends her first day of High School. A Time Poet masters a memory. Bricks from the school dilute modern era and lay forward a new foundation. 1864, a livery is the school, the school is a livery. Ball caps exchanged for Cow-skinned hats. Example B is the mastering of a time and space, using no current DNA to engage the travel. Deriving fallen memories without substance. Pure skill. There was no proof that the livery existed, letters fell from the bricks, unraveling languages, commanding a plot and story. Humans view life through a second-story window, never paying attention to what takes motion underneath their feet. Myself, a limbless facilitator of time and space. I am that motion. And just to let you know… I did find a memory underneath a piece of wallpaper once, it peeled into a capability of everlasting motion.
