In this clip from Survivor Stories EP03, Anneke Lucas breaks down something rarely explained from the inside: why satanism functions as a belief system for people who are addicted to power and have never healed their own childhood trauma. She describes witnessing people consciously give themselves over to dark entities, the physical transformation she observed, and why the network relies heavily on the occult while publicly mocking spiritual gifts used for good. She also introduces her Unconditional model, a framework for understanding how unresolved trauma keeps entire populations psychologically vulnerable to manipulation from above, and what real empowerment from within actually looks like.
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And so, when we throw in Satanism, as you start getting deeper into these control networks,
obviously you could look at it from a purely atheistic view and say that blackmail networks
and these taboo things like pedophilia are very effective tools for control manipulating,
whether it's controlling how wars are being fought to controlling what companies are doing what,
etc. That's one thing. But if you start to look at it from a spiritual perspective,
and I look at Satanism as a spiritual thing, it's a non-material thing. It's a belief in
something outside just the physical body, whether it's good or evil. And so, would you say,
how does Satanism cross over into these networks at a very high level? Because it's easy
to mock somebody and say, oh, yeah, you think the world's being run by satanic pedophiles,
right? So, it's kind of the new, you think the Kim Trails and all these things, it's easy to
mock that perspective. But is that, as you get high up into it, how integrated is Satanism
into these power structures? Yeah. Yes, it is spiritual. It is a belief, for sure. But in a way,
it is still the extension of the blackmail outs. Because it's still about having power,
gaining more power, and engaging in things that give you more power. So, it's ultimately still
in the same realms, except that it's a bit hokey, because you would hope that,
and I work with other survivors, you would hope that sometimes it would get a little bit more
creative, but now it's always like survivors going like, I wish it was, no, black robes,
no, it's this sign, this sign, and you don't want it to be that hokey. It really is.
But ultimately, the belief, I see everything through the psychological lens, because I've
spent 40 years healing from this. And so, I've had to go so deep inside myself that, you know,
yes, I understand it. They don't understand it, but I do, because I've been through it and then
I've healed from it. So, I have the consciousness that they miss. I have the love aspect that they
miss. And I see Satanism as a huge justification to indulge in their power addiction. And so,
the belief system itself, in the end, it just comes down to that, that it's about allowing
them to give themselves over. Now, you do, I mean, I have observed things that are very unusual,
let's say, when someone consciously gives their body over to a demon. And, you know, they do
transform, and you do feel that very dark energy entering, and you feel that, you know,
that person's not human anymore. You do feel, you see it. I mean, you see the physical contortion
of the face and everything, and you see horrific things. I haven't seen anything
more than that, you know. But yeah, there's dark forces, of course, and that's also a part of the
whole occult, you know, opening the psyche and then connecting to darker entities, darker vibrations
that are all concerned with power. And to a certain degree, I see that this little child
that was abused, and that has to keep, is too afraid to ever see the abuser as anything but
good. So then, they have to stay in that paradigm where the abuser was right. They don't deserve
love. Then they don't even, then they feel they don't deserve love, but they actually don't even
believe that real love exists. And then, when you're not in contact with your innate spirit
self, that gives you everything. Everything comes from there. So, when you're not in contact with
that spiritual self, then you don't even believe that you have it or that it even exists in other
people either. And that's where that belief comes from. And I think, you know, a lot of people have
great intellect to cover over their lack of emotional intelligence, is they understand
psychology amazingly well. And they understand the psychology of torture and splitting and,
you know, dissociation. Meanwhile, they have the false memory syndrome movement on the other side,
in the mainstream, to try to even create doubt about dissociation. But they're expert at
dissociating and about what happens. They don't know anything about healing. They don't know
anything about real love. They don't know anything about true spirit. So, they believe they're
fighting Christ a lot, you know, mocking, always having to mock that which is real and which is
their own essential core. They're constantly, they're not in touch with it. So, they're sort
of banned from themselves and relegated in a way to this darkness and trying to make things,
you know, and then if you have no self-esteem, well, then power comes and tells you you have
esteem. But then you have to also prove it, you know, when you're in the world and you have power,
you then have to prove that you're somebody, whereas somebody with just actual self-esteem
doesn't have anything to prove and doesn't need the power to give them that platform.
That makes sense. And I'm curious, I've spent a good part of my adult life trying to
understand the power structures of the world, whether it's, you know, communism, secret societies,
global, you know, new world or type plans. And you can get a lot, actually, there's a lot of
really good books and researchers that have put together volumes of information that will help
with this. But I've also found that it's actually the interviews I've either watched or conducted
myself with people like yourself that have been inside that system, that that's more revealing
than almost any book you can go read written by some sort of expert who's researched these things.
And so when you look at just society as a whole, you know, because I think that a lot of the world's
a stage. I think that so much of what we believe to be real is, you know, it's the allegory of the
cave. These are shadows that are projected that are being controlled by people that want to
make us believe that we evolved from monkeys, that, you know, all the different things that
they've convinced us to make sure that the large population of people remains very
just dumb and limited and has no access to the spiritual strength that's in all of us.
And you can see, so when you're looking at just watching society and you're seeing whether it's
people arguing about politics and how my politicians got to fix everything and you're
watching the Hollywood trends or what's happening at the Grammys or any of these things that you're
watching, do you almost feel like in a sense that you're just this kind of quiet observer,
just kind of watching and you see through so much of it and that you're just,
it's almost like you're at, I'm not going to say a zoo because it kind of really kind of puts people
down, but almost like you're just kind of watching through a glass and seeing this play being
orchestrated and controlled. I mean, is that, what's it like for you as you watch the trends
happening in society, but knowing what you do about the inner workings of these power systems?
Well, I do teach. I do teach. So I work with survivors, but I also have developed a model,
the unconditional model, which really looks at the power system from the outside. But most
importantly, I think goes, and how do we get out of this paradigm? And that I say is everybody has
personal healing to do. And the personal healing, not only in a psychological, but the psychological
spiritual sense is ultimately about becoming empowered from within. And I use power dynamics,
the way in which we give our power to others, which then become stand-in authority figures,
which are then stand-in figures for our original authority figures, which is what these people
that are being presented to us on the world stage are presented as these authority figures,
but that's parents. They're parents and we're then children in relation to them. Or the ways
in which we take power and then project it down on others. That's, of course, the division is you
have power, you could judge somebody else for a whole group, a whole faceless group, preferably.
You don't even know, you're not even talking to a person. And how the whole pyramid
of the power structure really is trauma-based so that the people who are with the most privilege
and the most power are really just very successfully running from their own trauma
and then dumping that on everybody under them, which is all of us. But then it goes all the way
down to the lowest classes where the most pain is actually lived out and felt and experienced.
So it's like a pyramid of pain, I call it, and that's the outside. So with awareness of the
outside structure and then becoming empowered from within, going through this lens of our own
projections of power, that we can then find that balance within. And then when you heal
from your personal trauma, that's what fits you into the paradigm in one way or another. You get
plugged in somewhere. But based on your personal trauma, I was taught as a spy to find the weak
spot of someone. The weak spot is someone's blind spot. That is based on their trauma.
That's to say the space in which they as children were never loved, accepted, seen for who they
truly are. I was trained to find that and then to pretend to love that person in that one place
where they felt unseen so that they would fall in love with me. But that is what is happening to
everybody, that your unresolved trauma, your blind spots are being used for the network to
access you with their programs. And that's what keeps you in the vision. It's what keeps you in
some way not looking at what we need to really be focusing on.