The Hive
What our emotions produce, who lives on it, and how to stop being merely harvested. In-depth articles drawn from Vincent Trapinaud's trilogy.
The Loosh: What Robert Monroe Discovered About the Energy of Our Emotions
What is Loosh? Who was Robert Monroe, what does Far Journeys actually say, and why is this account of harvested emotional energy so unsettling? A guide.
Ba-Honey, Hab-Honey, the Third Honey: The Three Energies of Our Emotions
Heavy emotions, light emotions, lucid non-reaction: the Farmers’ three honeys, and a simple exercise to see which one you are producing right now.
Character armor: why your body holds back what you feel
Wilhelm Reich’s character armor: what it is, how it forms in childhood, the seven segments, what science says, and how to begin softening muscular armor.
Lowen’s five character structures: which one is yours?
Schizoid, oral, psychopathic, masochistic, rigid: Lowen’s five character structures, the wound behind each, its shape in the body and its path to soften.
Why social media makes us anxious (and who profits from anger)
Why do social media algorithms amplify fear and anger? The mechanism explained without conspiracy theories, plus three simple gestures to protect yourself.
The Archons: what the Gnostics said about the guardians of the world
Who are the Archons of Gnosticism? Nag Hammadi, the Demiurge, the Pleroma, agnoia and gnosis: what the texts say, and how the Farmers read them.
Ground, breathe, express, integrate: four gestures for softening the armor
Release emotional tension without forcing: grounding, breathing, expression, integration. Step-by-step bioenergetics exercises, with rhythm and pitfalls.
Polyvagal theory explained simply: how fear lives in the body
Stephen Porges’s polyvagal theory: the vagus nerve, the nervous system’s three states, the freeze response, what is proven or debated, and how to calm down.
Lucid non-reaction: feeling fully without being swept away
Stop reacting without repressing or shutting down: feel while knowing that you feel. What lucid non-reaction is, what it is not, and how to practice it.
Ahriman according to Rudolf Steiner: the force that feeds on fear
Who is Ahriman in Rudolf Steiner’s work? Lucifer and Ahriman, Ahrimanic entities, the 1919 prediction and the age of algorithms, read with care.
The Qliphoth: the “husks” of the Kabbalah explained
What are the Qliphoth? Tree of the Sephiroth, the husks, Isaac Luria, the breaking of the vessels and Tikkun: what Kabbalah says, and the Farmers’ reading.
The allegory of the cave, reread: what if the shadows were watching us?
Plato’s allegory of the cave explained step by step (Republic, Book VII), its classic interpretations, then a rereading via Wells, The Matrix and our screens.
Hab-Honey: why joy, too, can be a trap
The pursuit of happiness, pleasure hits, mandatory positivity: why a joy that depends on the outside traps you, and how to inhabit it instead of chasing it.
Reading the cards without believing in fate: the Atanor, a tarot for reflection
A tarot that predicts nothing and contacts no one: how the Atanor helps you look at yourself, plus a step-by-step method for reading a three-card spread.
Eloi and Morlocks: what H. G. Wells understood about the human farm
The Time Machine summarized: the Eloi, the Morlocks, the year 802,701. The classic readings of Wells, then a rereading: a happy herd that is being farmed.
Pacts: how we cooperate with the system without knowing it
From the pact with the devil to Faust and La Boétie: why the most common pact needs no ritual or belief, and how to stop betting without fighting the system.
Disclosure: why an endless revelation keeps us waiting
UFO disclosure and UAP: what is established, what is testimony, and why a revelation released drop by drop keeps fascination, fear and hope alive.
Is Dying a Change of Floor? What Monroe and the Traditions Report
What happens after death? Robert Monroe’s transition zones, the old traditions, the fear of death: a careful map, with no promises and no certainties.
ATANOR — the Farmers' Tarot · A map, not a belief.
The articles are written by Vincent Trapinaud and draw on the books (currently published in French).