Candles in the Dark - A Seminar To Free the World by Deprogramming Statist View The Course
Communicate. Liberate.
WITH LARKEN & AMANDA ROSE
The Most Dangerous Superstition is the belief in authority. A lot of people feel they can't talk about voluntaryism without being criticized, feeling frustrated, or having a negative reaction from the people around them.
“Candles in the Dark” is a concentrated, in-depth, six-session educational course designed to help voluntaryists and anarchists be far more effective in their communications with the rest of the world—i.e., with all of those people who still adhere to the commonly accepted mythology regarding “government” and political “authority.”
Based heavily upon Larken Rose’s own experiences spanning more than two decades as a voluntaryist, the methods taught in “Candles in the Dark” are specifically designed to deal with the fact that most people quickly shut down or become emotional and argumentative the moment they feel that their fundamental paradigms and beliefs are being challenged. Candles in the Dark is as much about human psychology as it is about political (or anti-political) philosophy.
As most voluntaryists/anarchists have seen first-hand, even calm and polite explanations of the underlying principles of non-aggression and self-ownership are rarely enough to get through to people or to make them even begin to question their life-long assumptions. And this often leaves advocates of a stateless society feeling frustrated and hopeless, thinking that it’s impossible to get through to most people. That is not true... Not by a long shot...
The methods that
actually work
—the approaches that can
completely avoid the usual confrontations, emotional responses, and heated arguments
—do not come naturally to most people, but must be learned and practiced. And that is exactly what “Candles in the Dark” is for. For all those frustrated voluntaryists crying, “It’s hopeless, and I’ve tried everything!”, I promise you haven’t tried this. If you want to be able to consistently have substantive, genuine conversations about the principles of voluntaryism—whether with people close to you or with complete strangers—without any of the usual stress, confrontation and frustration, then you need this course.
In Candles In The Dark You will implement
☑️Psychology: Larken shares methods of controlling your own psychology to be more effective in communicating voluntaryism with others.
☑️Argumentation Ethics: Practical implementations and specific lines of questioning to demonstrate that it is illogical to argue against self ownership in a conversation with a statist.
☑️Epistomology: Effective methods to drive a rhetorical wedge between a persons better nature, and their programmed indoctrinated responses.
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This content , including the video series (recorded over the course of two days in front of a live audience), shortcuts decades of conversations with statists and gets a useable and repeatable method to "red pill" an indoctrinated mind in 15 minutes or less. It includes examples of the method being used and a thorough briefing on the "Do" and "Do Nots" of the method. All clarifying questions from audience members have been kept in and supporting materials.
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Meet Your Instructors
Larken Rose
The author of several books—including “The Most Dangerous Superstition” and the novel, “The Iron Web”—Larken Rose has been an outspoken advocate of the principles of self-ownership, non-aggression and a stateless society for over two decades, giving in-person talks at dozens of events, and producing many hundreds of articles and videos, including “If You Were King,” “The Tiny Dot,” “The Jones Plantation,” and “It Can’t Happen Here!”
Amanda Rose
For several years Amanda has been Larken’s partner in life as well as his partner in life mission. Having become a voluntaryist in 2012, she has been a writer and a public speaker at events such as Anarchapulco, Anarchovegas and Anarchizona. In addition to being a mother, a nature lover, an entrepreneur, and a vocal artist and songwriter, Amanda is the narrator of Larken’s ultimate project, “The Mirror,” and the co-creator of the “Candles in the Dark” seminar.
#1 The Mirror
When talking to those who still believe that political “authority” is legitimate and necessary, it can be easy to assume that the entire problem resides inside their heads, but that is not the case. No matter how philosophically correct you are, unless you can first understand and control your own psychology, the likelihood of having a useful discussion with someone else on the topic is slim to none.
#2 The Goal
When most people argue, they just throw ideas at each other, usually accomplishing nothing. If you want to communicate effectively, you need to have a specific goal in mind when talking to someone, and just as importantly, you need to have a way to determine if you achieved that goal—if you accomplished anything by talking to the other person.
#3 The Wedge
When you talk to someone who has fundamentally different views than yours, it is natural for the conversation to quickly turn into a combative argument where it’s “you against them.” If that happens, the likelihood of anyone’s mind changing is slim to none. Candles in the Dark teaches a fundamentally different way to communicate, putting you on the same “side” as the person you are talking to.
#4 The Void
How many times have statists responded to your simple, clear explanations with weird evasions, random tangents, and other things that made it seem like they either weren’t listening, or were too stupid to understand even the most basic concepts and principles? After this session of Candles in the Dark, you will know why that happens so often, and more importantly, how to avoid it.
#5 The Obstacle Course
A lot of Candles in the Dark is about what not to do: all the ways in which you can accidentally sabotage your own efforts. When you use the method correctly, it can look and feel so simple and obvious, but first you need to know all the things to not do—all the ways in which human psychology (yours and theirs) can quickly make a friendly chat into a fruitless, uncomfortable argument.
#6 The Punchline
No, you don’t need to lecture everyone and educate them on twenty different topics. You only need them to see and abandon one particular lie. There are many ways to get there, but the end goal is very fundamental and simple, and this final session of Candles in the Dark will give you a number of specific lines of questioning to use to get there.