Plato's Cave

 

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here is the full text translated into english. (Link Below..)

https://web.sbu.edu/theology/bychkov/plato%20republic%207.pdf

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The Allegory of the Cave, taken from Plato's work "The Republic" published around 380/370BC is describing the cabbalistic system under which we all live, and that has existed as long as the first known organized cultures, in astonishing detail.

In Schools, Universities, Talkshows etc. we only get the exoteric or common interpretation, they say the slaves chained in the cave are the unlearned, and the man that escaped the cave and saw the real world, was the philosopher. In greek culture, the philosopher was the ultimate alpha, the most educated, self-controlled and potent man in the world. But like in all cultures that ever existed, the top leaders were, and are still played by a highly educated but small cabbalist jewish elite (both male & female). Much of greek philosophy, just like in jewish wisdom literature (Talmud etc.) is also based on dialogue. In the Cave Allegory, Plato talks back and forth with "Glaukon". 

The esoteric (occult, hidden, inner, arcane) true interpretation of the Allegory fits "actor based reality" perfectly.

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prisoners in shackles = general populace, "normies"

prisoner that escapes = truthers, "conspiracy nuts"

shadows on the wall = politicians, celebrities

puppeteers = cabbalist actors

bonfire = all world media outlets

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Several Movies adapted the "Cave Allegory" Concept and turned it into film, the most popular is of course THE MATRIX (1999), everybody knows it. 

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But there have been other movies too. 

Here's a short list:

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Trivia: some other Real Life Characters of "Plato". The matchups are only sporadic, from back in 2014. They are very likely the same man, due to very close birthdates and similar looks. (PLATO = flat forehead)

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