Introduction

I just started reading "Morals and Dogma" by Albert Pike:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morals_and_Dogma_of_the_Ancient_and_Accepted_Scottish_Rite_of_Freemasonry

...from what I've gathered so far his theme is that Game (the light) is blocked by the calcification (hardening) of morality.

Rigid morality acts like a shadow (to the beta) preventing him from seeing Red Pill truths.

Body

The wiser a man becomes, the less will he be inclined to submit tamely to the imposition of fetters or a yoke, on his conscience or his person. For, by increase of wisdom he not only better knows his rights, but the more highly values them, and is more conscious of his worth and dignity. His pride then urges him to assert his independence. He becomes better able to assert it also; and better able to assist others or his country, when they or she stake all, even existence, upon the same assertion. But mere knowledge makes no one independent, nor fits him to be free. It often only makes him a more useful slave.

Liberty is a curse to the ignorant and brutal.

Red Pill is about Frame and Game and Albert Pike pretty clearly spells this out in his book using different words.

Liberty is our knowledge and ability to use Game to our benefit.

The morality that the beta is programmed with is always a calcified (hardened) set of rules that actually hides the light of Game. But the beta embraces this shadow reality because it gives him comfort. Betas love Disney. Betas see Game as a curse.

The globalists / tyrants / rulers / brutal ones will always seek to create shadows that block the light because they gain Power over others by doing so.

Power is created by placing others in shadows.

Conclusion

Power is increased as others are pushed into darkness. A "magician's trick" is to be the one seeing the light when the other sees darkness. Rigid morality is darkness. Rigid morality is applied by the powerful to make your consciousness suppressed and darkened.

The Blue Pill is a shadow blocking the light.

Extra Credit

Things get weird beyond this point. You can easily read that the goal is to get to a One World Government which rules with the pure knowledge of Game. But to get there you need to take all the world cultures and religions and trick them into destroying each other.

So once you kind of get it you think "oh shit" I see where this is going.