Politics today is synonymous with power, fear, war, propaganda/psyops, murder, conspiracy, global devastation, neo-imperialism, religious intolerance, racism, terrorism, lies, betrayal, kleptocracy, oligarchy, pseudo democracy, fascism, media/control, toxic environment, poverty, surveillance, mistrust, paranoia, oppression, unconsciousness. Sunny wants to change this mindset to one of natural love

Politics for most people in the modern World is determined through Global Media Conglomerates. These can be counted on one hand. The Power they have is in determining our view and mass-conscious’ Reality. It’s beyond belief due to the revolution of personal computers, smart phone access, Social media and Artificial Intelligence platforms etc. It is obviously a Powerful tool of Governments, Global Corporations and other Institutions such as Financial, Church, ideological societies. In the past, innovations in technology, social, Industrial, scientific, medical, economic and Military capabilities determined humanity’s Advances. For example, discoveries of the Printing press, radio, TV. Google, fb, Microsoft, Atoms, Genetics, Quantum theory etc. determined civilisation’s progress. It is no coincidence that these organisations came to dominate the landscape of Power Politics. Owners of Information have joined in the Financial Elite dictating to the Planet what we should Know, respond to, live by, accept, pay, Obey! They work hand in hand with the Authorities whether they be Governments of all persuasions, religions, Military Industrial complexes or NWO. Deep state, secret cabals who are directing our lives and our natural environment. We only have to look around or listen to people to realise how this is going today. Conspiracies are rampant because these inequalities that exist have to be maintained as well as Capitalist, shareholders’ profits. This is a story going back as far as we are led to believe, to the beginning of time. It is one portrayed in religion and philosophies as the fight between good and evil, light and dark, weak and powerful, Empire and slaves. Duality as part of the human condition, take your pick! Entwined through this narrative is the one of Man’s and woman’s free will to be compassionate or egoist, sharing or greedy, Conscious or Unconscious. The chosen ones destined to determine how the weaker of the species survive or not! Politics is about the distribution of the slices of the metaphorical cake. Whether it’s the tribal chief who gets to distribute the spoils of the hunt, the king giving land and privileges to those showing allegiance, the Pope blessing his pious congregation and those supporting the Inquisition to maintain their Power and holy status against 99% of people who are basically slaves trying to survive. Or is it the hidden hand of the financial elites sitting on top of all the Gold, as research (Oxfam) shows as of 2016 eight people control half the wealth of the entire Planet. And that list doesn’t even include the Rothschild dynasty. Or the Sovereign Funds of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Dubai etc. which probably control the other half. How did this imbalance arise and what are the obvious consequences? Forbes lists the rich 1%; and the Top bloodline families. Are the Kleptocrats and Plutocrats human (Human as sharing feelings between other life forms not sociopathic and predatory)? Investigate alternative forums not the fake news, spin, propaganda, Psy-Ops sites that add to our confusion, ultimate depression, repression and separation. ‘Divide and Conquer’ is their motto. Another paradigm of Mind-gaming, the Matrix hacking our brain, is to maintain the illusion of acceptance of the entitled status quo rather than contemplate change. People may be successful slaves or tortured slaves, be sub-human traffic, cannon fodder or collateral damage! The World is witnessing a destruction of living integrity. The Planet is under attack as never before and so are its species and biological systems that we all depend on. Who has taken over the control, surveillance of y/our soul. How much is your Spirit worth, in the name of which God? Ask the Bees, the near extinct tigers, ask those on the endangered list, who gave these self-possessed oligarchs, rights to determine the destiny of Pachamama? Is this the evolution of Insanity or humanity? What is a revolution without respect, trust, empathy and consciousness?

Anatomy of a Radical Transformation: A Deep-Dive Analysis of Sunny Jetsun’s ‘What is a Revolution’

1. The Authorial Genesis and Literary Method: Countercultural Roots and Stream-of-Consciousness Form

The literary genesis of Sunny Jetsun’s What is a Revolution is fundamentally inseparable from the countercultural ethos of the post-1960s era, serving as a direct textual artifact of an existential trajectory lived outside the confines of state and corporate institutionalism. Embarking on a global migration in 1970 along the historic “hippie trail,” Jetsun’s personal biography transformed his creative output into an ongoing experiment in radical consciousness. His work reflects a transition wherein geographic mobility, spiritual immersion, and aesthetic experimentation converge to dismantle conventional literary architectures. By discarding linear narrative structures in favor of an unfiltered, multi-dimensional aesthetic, Jetsun’s verse acts as an immediate mirror to the sensory, political, and spiritual complexities encountered throughout his four-decade-long journey across Western countercultural nodes and Eastern philosophical landscapes.

1.1 Geographical Trajectory and Countercultural Odyssey

Sunny Jetsun’s geographic and spiritual trajectory reflects a systematic engagement with the principal countercultural centers of the late twentieth century. Initiating his international travels in 1970, his migration along the “hippie trail” encompassed an expansive circuit of global nodes, including:

• San Francisco
• Los Angeles
• London
• Amsterdam
• Paris
• Vancouver
• Sidney
• Kathmandu
• Varanasi
• Goa, India (where he maintained a 15-year residency)

This geographic odyssey was accompanied by a prolific artistic output encompassing 28 published books of poetry and over 100 original paintings. Amidst this extensive body of work, Jetsun explicitly designates his daughter, Mudita, as his absolute “masterpiece.”

Philosophically, Jetsun’s worldview was forged through a direct alignment with the 1960s countercultural imperative, “Turn on, tune in, drop out.” His immersive experimentation with entheogens, sexuality, rock & roll, visual art, meditation, and holistic love served as an empirical methodology for confronting and dismantling what he terms the “Mind’s-illusions.” This experiential framework allowed him to perceive a “multi-dimensional Universe” and a “multi-dimensional conscious feeling dreamtime Cosmos,” anchored in an acute sensitivity to empathy, energy, space, and holistic nature.

[1970: Global Migration Commences]
       │
       ├── Global Nodes: San Francisco ➔ London ➔ Amsterdam ➔ Sidney ➔ Kathmandu ➔ Varanasi
       │
       ├── 15-Year Residency: Goa, India
       │
       └── Creative Output: 28 Poetry Books | 100+ Paintings | Masterpiece: Daughter Mudita

1.2 Literary Architecture and Stream-of-Consciousness Form

The structural composition of What is a Revolution operates as an avant-garde textual collage, intentionally rejecting traditional formal constraints to capture the fragmented, hyper-mediated landscape of modern socio-political reality. From the perspective of literary information architecture, the text functions through a mechanism akin to Deleuze and Guattari’s concept of schizoanalysis—breaking apart linear, commodified language to construct an anti-spectacular textual space. Its key formal attributes include:

• Free-Flowing Stream-of-Consciousness Verse: The text utilizes unpunctuated, associative line breaks and typographic fluidity to bypass conventional cognitive filters, asserting that “the space between the words is the feeling” and appealing directly to “Sense Consciousness.”
• Collage of Raw News Headlines and Forensic Reports: Embedded directly within poetic stanzas are journalistic excerpts, legal decrees, and raw media dispatches documenting state-sanctioned torture, war expenditures, and corporate environmental crimes.
• Mystical Invocations and Entheogenic Sutras: The narrative regularly weaves sacred mantras (e.g., Nam Myoho Renge Kyo), references to indigenous plant medicines (Ayahuasca, DMT, Union Vegetalis), and invocations of divine entities (Shakti, Shiva, Pachamama).

   [Raw News Headlines & Reports] ───┐
                                     ├───► [Textual Collage: Multi-Dimensional Verse]
   [Mystical Mantras & Entheogens] ───┘                 │
                                                        ▼
                                            ["Sense Consciousness"]

The deliberate juxtaposition of these disparate elements—placing geopolitical reports directly adjacent to mystical sutras and raw countercultural declarations—mirrors the chaotic psychological landscape of the contemporary era. By placing systemic atrocities alongside visions of cosmic harmony, the text forces the reader to confront the friction between institutional madness and internal liberation.

Having established this stylistic and experiential framework, Jetsun turns his analytical lens outward to deliver a scathing critique of macro-level global power systems.

2. The Macro-Critique: Corporate Hegemony, Financial Cartels, and the War Economy

In diagnosing the contemporary global political economy, Jetsun characterizes the prevailing socio-economic order as an inherently psychopathic system engineered to drain human life force for private enrichment. The text portrays institutional power not as a benevolent administrator of public welfare, but as an extractive apparatus run by sociopathic elites who are “satiated by drinking the life force of the rest of us if we allow.” Through the collusion of corporate cartels, central banking cartels, and military-industrial complexes, the global populace is reduced to an alienated, debt-bound labor force, kept in a state of perceptual trance while the planetary life-support systems undergo terminal degradation.

2.1 Corporate Cartels and Financial Hegemony

Jetsun highlights extreme wealth concentration as the primary symptom of systemic pathology, identifying that the 8 richest individuals possess greater wealth than the poorest 3 billion people on Earth combined. The text explicitly names institutional entities, financial cartels, and corporate dynasties driving this disparity:

• Pharmaceutical and Biotech Hegemony: The text notes that Rockefeller controls 20 of the largest pharmaceutical companies, managing public health for corporate profit. Simultaneously, biotech giants like Monsanto deploy “suicidal seeds” and “suicidal genes,” alongside legacy toxins such as Agent Orange, forcing agricultural dependence and accelerating environmental decline.
• Financial Cartels and Sovereign Debt: Private financial power is concentrated within institutions such as Brown Brothers Harriman (identified as the “largest Private Investment Bank in the World”), the Russell Trading Co, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). These entities manage global monetary systems that convert citizens into “prisoners of bank credit card debt” and statutory servitude.
• Perception Management and Youth Exploitation: The system maintains control through Noam Chomsky’s framework of “Manufacturing Our Consent.” This includes a $12 billion youth advertising industry designed by behavioral psychologists to exploit childhood vulnerabilities, moving products while branding public space.
• Chemical and Environmental Engineering: Systemic exploitation extends to chemical control, such as “recycling Aluminium by-products into fluoride” for consumer products, alongside chemtrails and industrial effluents that contaminate planetary ecosystems.

To illustrate how imperial power perpetuates itself across centuries, Jetsun embeds a narrative parable detailing the psychological mechanics of subjugation (lines 189–191). The allegory depicts an “Imperialist King fortified in his castle” who deliberately represses the population, forcing subjects into internalizing feelings of inferiority, guilt, and helplessness:

“They used their power so that the spirit… was ignorantly repressed and destroyed so they could dominate us and greedily live in their castle!… They have made us feel weak, ashamed, guilty of our simplicity, afraid to love ourselves… until we can throw off this relationship whereby our hearts have meekly accepted his Lordly Superiority.”

Through this parable, Jetsun demonstrates that imperial hegemony relies not merely on physical force, but on psychological conditioning that renders the oppressed incapable of imagining or cultivating their own liberation.

2.2 The War Economy and Surveillance Biopolitics

The text frames perpetual war as an economic necessity for the global power structure, documenting extreme military expenditures alongside resource extractions:

[Global Oligarchic Power Structure]
       │
       ├── Financial Extraction ($350M/day Afghanistan War)
       │
       ├── Illegal Trade & Resource Extraction (90% Global Opium / Cheney Pipeline)
       │
       ├── Occult & Elite Networks (Black Cube of Saturn / Council of 33 / Baal)
       │
       └── Biopolitical Surveillance (Biometric IDs, Metadata Profiling, Media Trance)

• The Military-Industrial Complex: War is detailed as a lucrative commercial enterprise, citing expenditures of $350 million per day in the Afghanistan conflict. Military operations are linked directly to resource acquisition—such as the “Dick Cheney pipeline”—and illicit trade, noting that 90% of global opium production occurs under military occupations. Destruction is waged using thermite explosives, killing drones, and nuclear arsenals.
• Occult and Sociopathic Elite Structures: Beyond standard political economy, Jetsun exposes the dark, esoteric symbology governing elite cabals. He cites the worship of the “Black Cube of Saturn,” the “Cabal, Council of 33,” and ancient destructive archetypes (“Moloch, Baal, Baphomet,” “Temple of Satan,” and the “Archonic brood of Vipers”). This esoteric framework diagnoses the ruling class as participating in structural anti-human rituals.
• Surveillance Biopolitics and Psychological Control: Domestically, the state converts sovereign citizens into monitored subjects via biometric IDs, complete metadata profiling, “FEAR PROGRAMS,” and electronic media designed to scramble cognition.
• Orwellian Propaganda Apparatus: State deception is codified through the “Department of Official Propaganda” (Section 4), where state-sanctioned narratives condition populations into unquestioning obedience to authority and hierarchy.

This macro-level systemic oppression finds its most brutal manifestation on the micro-level through physical violence, state-sanctioned torture, and institutionalized misogyny.

3. Systemic Atrocities: Institutional Misogyny, State Torture, and Atrocity Crimes

What is a Revolution exposes the physical reality of state and religious power through explicit documentation of violence against vulnerable populations. Analyzed through Michel Foucault’s frameworks of biopolitics and disciplinary power, Jetsun demonstrates how autocratic regimes, fundamentalist institutions, and military apparatuses enforce dominance directly upon the human body. By chronicling real-world instances of state-sanctioned torture, gang violence, human trafficking, and systemic subjugation, the text shows that abstract political control ultimately rests upon physical terror and bodily violation.

3.1 Institutionalized Misogyny and Theocratic Violence

The text documents instances of institutionalized misogyny, highlighting cases where religious and judicial structures act as direct agents of physical terror against women:

• Saudi Arabia (Sharia and ‘Khalwa’ Laws):
  • The Qatif Girl: A high-profile human rights disaster where a gang-rape victim was sentenced by a court to 90 lashes, increased to 200 on appeal, while the judge threatened her with death. Her legal transgression under ‘Khalwa’ law was being outside without a male relative (guardian) present, violating the “law on Mingling.” The punishment was enforced by the “Commission for the Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice,” with the text noting she was “flogged by a prison official with a Koran under his arm”, while her own brother attempted an honor killing to erase “family name shame.”
  • Clerical Decrees: A fatwa issued by Sheik al-Fawzan made it permissible for fathers to marry off prepubescent daughters “in the cradle.” Grand Mufti decrees blocked women from working as supermarket cashiers, enforcing absolute bans on women working, driving, traveling abroad, or undergoing surgery without male guardian approval.
• Sudan and Religious Persecution:
  • The imprisonment and threatened execution of a woman in Sudan for blasphemy after naming a classroom teddy bear Mohammed.
• Global Atrocities Against Women:
  • Guwahati, Assam (India): On July 16, 2012, a teenage girl was mob-assaulted and burned with cigarettes for 45 minutes outside a bar by over twelve laughing men while an off-duty news crew filmed without intervening and police displayed initial indifference.
  • Taliban Executions: Public executions of women for alleged adultery, filmed and circulated online.
  • Pakistan Religious and Gender Terror: Systemic honor killings, forced marriages of teenage girls, and the case of a young Christian girl framed by a Muslim Imam for allegedly burning Koran pages, carrying the death penalty.
  • Bosnia: The strategic, militarily condoned mass rape of an estimated 20,000 Muslim women in sex-slave and torture camps during the 1990s Balkan conflict.
• Human Trafficking and Historical Slavery:
  • Jetsun details human trafficking under dispatches such as “SLAVE BROKER #9” and the “Liberian Black Sale,” where human beings are reduced to “Sole Private Property” via commercial bills of sale. He further cites historical British slave ships throwing bound human cargo overboard into the ocean.

3.2 State Torture and Autocratic Terror

Jetsun delivers a forensic indictment of state-sponsored terror by examining General Augusto Pinochet’s autocratic regime in Chile, focusing on the actions of DINA (police intelligence) and secret torture facilities such as Villa Grimaldi and the Air Force base.

[State Torture Apparatus: Pinochet Regime / DINA]
       │
       ├── Facilities: Villa Grimaldi | Air Force Base | "Kitchen" of Torture
       │
       ├── Documented Methods:
       │      ├── "Salle de Tortura" / "The Grill" (Electrocution beds with blaring music)
       │      ├── "Dry Submarine" (Suffocation)
       │      ├── "The Telephone" (Simultaneous ear-slapping)
       │      └── Physical Mutilation (Beatings with chains, spine-fracturing karate)
       │
       └── Systemic Impunity: "Caravan of Death" | Immunity under British "National Interest"

The text catalogs explicit, documented methods of state violence:

• “The Grill” (Salle de Tortura): Electrified metal beds used for continuous electrocution while blaring music was played to drown out victim screams in what dissidents termed “the Kitchen of Torture”.
• “The Dry Submarine”: Methods of controlled suffocation using plastic bags and fluid immersion.
• “The Telephone”: Simultaneous heavy bludgeoning of both ears to rupture eardrums.
• Physical Mutilation: Victims beaten with chains, subjected to karate strikes to the spine, genital electrocution, and forced to watch the slow beatings of children.
• Executions: Mass executions carried out by the “Caravan of Death,” with disfigured bodies dumped from helicopters directly into the ocean.

The analysis critiques Western complicity and international legal hypocrisy. It highlights how Britain failed to lift Pinochet’s immunity, shielding the dictator under the claim of “National Interest,” while his legal team deployed posturing and claims of Alzheimer’s disease to evade trial. Jetsun condemns this as a corrupt international structure where torturers retire in luxury in Miami while victims carry permanent physical and psychological scars.

Having thoroughly exposed these worldly horrors, the text shifts its focus toward an internal solution: the spiritual awakening required to break free from systemic violence.

4. Philosophical Redefinition: The ‘Revolution of Love Magic’ and Inner Consciousness

In response to global tyranny and state violence, Jetsun introduces a radical philosophical redefinition of the term “revolution.” Diverging from traditional political movements that rely on armed insurrection or institutional reform—which he views as simply replacing one tyrant with another—Jetsun locates true revolution within the human spirit and internal consciousness. Real liberation cannot be achieved by engaging with the corrupted mechanisms of the legal and political state; instead, it demands a complete metaphysical detachment from institutional programming and an awakening to internal, cosmic energy.

4.1 Legal Deceptions and the Rejection of Institutional Reform

Jetsun rejects the notion that human freedom can be granted through political reform or legal petitions. Citing philosopher J. Krishnamurti, the text asserts:

“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.”

The text deconstructs the legal deceptions used by the state to trick individuals into commercial servitude:

• Statutes vs. Natural Law: The state uses commercial codes, statutory regulations, and corporate acts to override inherent natural rights. Statutes are non-binding commercial contracts that lack jurisdiction over a sovereign human being unless voluntary consent (“joinder”) is granted.
• Refusal of Joinder and Commercial Resistance: To break legal enslavement, individuals must withhold consent and refuse corporate joinder when forced to sign state documents by explicitly writing: “I am signing this under duress!”
• Asserting Natural Sovereignty: The text instructs individuals to challenge state enforcement agents (referred to colloquially as “PC Plod”) by asserting natural law sovereignty: “Have I committed a crime, broken any natural Not commercial law officer?”

4.2 Metaphysical Solutions: Satyagraha, Entheogens, and Cosmic Consciousness

To dismantle the technological and psychological “Machine,” Jetsun advocates for metaphysical solutions grounded in non-dualistic power and ancient spiritual traditions:

                  [Metaphysical Revolution]
                             │
       ┌─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┐
       ▼                     ▼                     ▼
[Satyagraha / Soul Force] [Entheogens & Plants]  [Spiritual Practices]
  • Irrational power        • Ayahuasca / DMT     • Nam Myoho Renge Kyo
  • Subverts "Machine"      • Pachamama           • Prana Yama breathwork
  • Right-side polarity     • Union Vegetalis     • "Shiva's Magic" / Shakti

• Satyagraha (Soul Force): Defined as an irrational, intuitive, right-side polarity energy that subverts the rigid, logical control patterns of the state apparatus. It relies on non-violent spiritual force rather than physical combat.
• Entheogens and Sacred Plant Medicines: The text highlights sacred vision-plants—including Ayahuasca, DMT, Pachamama, and Union Vegetalis—as catalytic tools for dissolving ego boundaries, cleansing systemic toxins, and reconnecting humanity to nature.
• Mystical Practices and Divine Invocations: Liberation is accelerated through dedicated spiritual practices, such as chanting the lotus sutra Nam Myoho Renge Kyo, engaging in Prana Yama breathwork (“Prana Yama Boccadillio”), “drinking Shiva’s magic”, and honoring the divine feminine (Shakti), including veneration at the All-Lat pagan cubist shrine by kissing the black vulva.
• Love Magic and Sense Consciousness: The ultimate antidote to state programming is “Love Magic” and the activation of “Sense Consciousness.” By existing fully in “Zero Space” and operating at the “All Love Frequency,” individuals dissolve the matrix of fear, guilt, and illusion, realizing that true freedom is an internal, present-moment reality.

This internal reorientation culminates in a direct contrast between the destructive energies of ego-driven systems and the transcendent potential of liberated human consciousness.

5. Synthesis: The Dialectic of Spirits and the Path to Transcendence

The concluding thesis of What is a Revolution frames human existence as a fundamental choice between two opposing forces: “Spirit Over Mind Over Matter.” Humanity stands at a critical crossroad, forced to choose between oppressive, ego-driven structures that lead to planetary destruction, or a liberated, cosmic consciousness that fosters peace and universal connection. Ultimate transformation requires individual human beings to discard external programming, step out of linear time and artificial fear, and fully embody the compassionate frequency of the universe.

5.1 The Dialectic of Spirits: Oppression vs. Liberation

The text structures this existential choice through an explicit series of binary contrasts, opposing historical figures and concepts of institutional oppression against archetypes of spiritual liberation:

5.2 Strategic Imperatives for Matrix Transcendence

The overarching philosophical thesis of Sunny Jetsun’s work asserts that true liberation cannot be won on the battlefields of the modern state, nor through its legal courtrooms or corporate media channels. The global system—with its financial cartels, military complexes, and institutionalized atrocities—is an illusion sustained by human fear and compliance. To achieve genuine revolution, individuals must learn to “transcend the swamp” of programmed identity, ego, and linear time by retreating into inner silence, feeling energy directly, and tuning into the universal frequency of love.

       [SYSTEMIC ILLUSION]
 (Fear / Debt / Matrix / Time)
               │
               ▼  [Transcendence via Silence & Feeling]
               │
      [INNER SOVEREIGNTY]
  (Zero Space / Love Frequency)

For the reader seeking to operationalize this philosophical shift, the text distills four essential imperatives:

1. Reclaim Individual Sovereignty: Formally reject state and corporate authority by withholding psychological consent, refusing commercial joinder (“I am signing this under duress!”), and living strictly by Natural Law rather than statutory codes.
2. De-program the Psychological Trance: Shut off corporate media, reject manufactured fear programs, and actively cleanse the bloodstream and mind from synthetic toxins, commercial advertising, and state propaganda.
3. Activate Sense Consciousness and Inner Feeling: Shift human awareness away from rigid, logical ego-structures (“Mind”) and ground it in present-moment feeling, spiritual intuition, and direct connection with nature (Pachamama).
4. Embody Universal Love Frequency: Practice active non-violence (Satyagraha), cultivate inner stillness (“Zero Space”), and ground all actions in the transcendent, compassionate energy represented by unconditional love and cosmic oneness.