Cocoon

To most people autism is a complete enigma: why it happens and what is going on to make it happen. I’m hoping that this section of the web site has made it easier to understand.

I thought I’d put together one final analogy which may help understand what is going on from a spiritual perspective. When I was healed, it felt as if a woolly blanket was removed between the inner me and the outer me – that’s how I put it. That’s like my spirit was wrapped inside a cocoon, preventing me from properly interacting with the outside world.

We know that renouncing the Freemasonry vows that my forebears had made is what released me to be healed. We also know that the rituals of Freemasonry, witchcraft and the occult are closely related. In the imagery of dreams and visions, spiders are often associated with this kind of thing. I believe the reason for this is that spiders lay an invisible trap for their victims (i.e. a web) so that once the victim touches it, it cannot escape. This is a feature of most cults and false religions. Some spiders also wrap their victims in a silk cocoon, turning them over and over. So if you want to free the cocooned victim, first you have to get rid of the spider, then you have to remove the cocoon.