{"id":39873,"date":"2011-12-20T09:41:01","date_gmt":"2011-12-20T09:41:01","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk\/?p=39873"},"modified":"2011-12-28T07:13:53","modified_gmt":"2011-12-28T07:13:53","slug":"from-mind-control-to-superstardom-the-meaning-of-lady-gaga%e2%80%99s-%e2%80%9cmarry-the-night%e2%80%9d","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk\/?p=39873","title":{"rendered":"From Mind Control to Superstardom: The Meaning of Lady Gaga\u2019s \u201cMarry the Night\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

Vigilant Citizen \u2013 December 18, 2011<\/h1>\n

The music video \u201cMarry the Night\u201d tells the story of Lady Gaga\u2019s rise to fame in the entertainment industry. Oddly enough, her \u201cjourney\u201d begins with her describing the symptoms of a trauma-based mind control victim. Is there a deeper meaning to this video? We\u2019ll look at the symbolism of \u201cMarry the Night\u201d and its underlying occult meaning.<\/em><\/h5>\n

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Lady Gaga generated a great buzz among her fans when she announced that the video to Marry the Night would reveal a part of her past. Did her fans expect the video to begin with a traumatized Gaga inside a psychiatric ward with a bunch of lobotomized girls? Probably not. But from that strange starting point, the video proceeds to depict Gaga\u2019s rise to super-stardom. How does all of that tie in together? To most, this doesn\u2019t really make any sense. However, to those who understand the relation between trauma-based mind control and the entertainment industry, it makes perfect sense. While many of her previous videos referred to mind control in subtle and symbolic ways (see previous articles on Vigilant Citizen), Marry the Night<\/em> takes it a step further, pretty much spelling it out. At the very start of the video, Gaga\u2019s monologue defines in unequivocal terms the plight of a mind control victim. Despite her hardships, she says, she is determined to make it in the music business and is ready to do whatever it takes to reach her goal. She therefore \u201cmarries the night\u201d, an expression that has a profound meaning.<\/h5>\n
The video is Lady Gaga\u2019s directorial debut and, according MTV.com<\/a> it is basically a \u201cbig thank you\u201d to Interscope Records \u2013 the record label that signed her. This is definitely true but the video also says thanks to those behind her record label: the \u201cNight\u201d that she married. Let\u2019s look at the video\u2019s most important scenes.<\/h5>\n

In the Psychiatric Ward<\/h2>\n

The intro of the video shows Gaga as the patient of some kind of psychiatric ward. While laying on a stretcher that is pushed by two nurses, Gaga describes the way she perceives reality. Affected by a violent trauma, Gaga escapes into her own world to be able to go on. The mental dissociation that is described by Gaga is in direct accordance with the purpose of trauma-based mind control, the basis of Monarch Programming (see the article Origins and Techniques of Monarch Mind Control<\/span> <\/a>for more information). Monarch programming uses various methods, including violence, drugs and abuse to induce violent trauma and cause the victim to dissociate \u2013 a natural defense mechanism of the brain. The fracture of the personality that results from the process is then exploited by the mind-control handlers to program within the subject\u2019s mind new \u201calter\u201d personalities. This is also described in Marry the Night, as Gaga creates a new persona to obtain superstardom.<\/h5>\n
The process also causes the victims to have huge memory gaps when recollecting the past. In during the intro of the video, Gaga describes how a victim of Monarch programming would perceive reality:<\/h5>\n

\u201cWhen I look back on my life, it\u2019s not that I don\u2019t want to see things exactly as they happen, it\u2019s just that I prefer to remember them in an artistic way. And truthfully, the lie of it all is much more honest, because I invented it. Clinical psychology arguably tells us that trauma is the ultimate killer. Memories are not recycled like atoms and particles in quantum physics. They can be lost forever. It sort of like my past is an unfinished painting and, as the artist of that painting, I must fill in all the ugly holes and make it beautiful again. Its not that I\u2019ve been dishonest, it\u2019s just that I loathe reality.\u201d<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n

Gaga basically says that she went through trauma that was so horrific that it caused her to dissociate from reality. Since she cannot cope with the true nature of her existence, her psyche has \u201cfilled in all the ugly holes\u201d and created an inner-world where she can escape and survive mentally. This is exactly what happens with MK slaves, who, while dissociated into their fantasy world, get programmed by their handlers. Gaga then proceeds to describe how her dissociated mind perceives her surroundings.<\/h5>\n
In Gaga\u2019s reality, the nurses are wearing \u201cnext season Calvin Klein\u201d and she is wearing Giuseppe Zanotti shoes. Also, the nurses\u2019 caps are tilted to the side like Parisian berets because she thinks \u201cit\u2019s romantic\u201d<\/span><\/a>. So what we are seeing is not reality, but Gaga\u2019s perception of reality that has been distorted by trauma. Since she loves fashion, the fashion world is integrated in her mental escape to make reality bearable. The premise of this scene is very similar to the movie Sucker Punch (analyzed in the article entitled <\/span>\u201cSucker Punch\u201d or How to Make Monarch Mind Control Sexy<\/span><\/a>), where a young patient of a psychiatric hospital dissociates from reality before getting a lobotomy.<\/h5>\n
Lobotomies also appear to be happening in Gaga\u2019s ward. As she arrives in her room, we notice that it is filled with brain-dead girls with bandages around their heads. This hints that Gaga\u2019s \u201cinstitution\u201d deals with mind control-related stuff.<\/h5>\n
On her bed, Gaga speaks with a nurse \u2013 who also happened to have delivered her when she was born. This is rather odd (for many reasons) but confirms that Gaga\u2019s existence has been under tight control since her youth. Is this bit part \u201cautobiographical\u201d or fiction? Hard to say. But the following sequence is most probably fiction:<\/h5>\n
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Gaga show her spineless back. What kind of crazy operation did she undergo?<\/p><\/div>\n

Apparently, her spine was surgically removed. What does it represent? Her condition is most probably metaphorical as no one would actually survive (let alone be able to dance like hell) without a spine. \u201cThey\u201d obviously took something extremely important from her. A \u201cspineless\u201d person is usually described as someone that is \u201d weak in willpower, courage or vitality\u201d \u2013 which describes the plight of someone who just went through intense trauma. She nevertheless tells the nurse that \u201cshe\u2019ll make it\u201d and that \u201cshe\u2019ll be a star\u201d because she has \u201cnothing left to lose\u201d. In other words, the trauma she suffered left her lost and empty but that hole can be filled by her two obsessions: fame and success.<\/h5>\n

The Metamorphosis<\/h2>\n

After the depressing hospital scene, Gaga is in her apartment when she gets a phone call from her manager announcing that she\u2019s been dropped by her label. She replies \u201cBut I\u2019m an artist!\u201d, as if artistic integrity is the top priority of record labels. She then loses it and goes into a topless frenzy involving Cheerios and smudged makeup<\/span><\/a>. The messy scene is juxtaposed with images of Gaga gracefully dancing ballet \u2013 as a \u201ctrue artist\u201d. The two scenes are diametrically opposed yet have noticeable similarities. The ballet scene ends with Gaga topless and crying, indicating that both scenes happen at the same time: One in real life and one in her head.<\/h5>\n
In the next scene, Gaga is in the the tub, accomplishing a significant task: Dying her hair blonde. Her new alter-persona is being created, the one that will become a pop star.<\/h5>\n
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The transformation from Stefani Germanotta to the alter Lady Gaga symbolized by the dying of her hair blonde. She is beginning to do what is needed to make it in the entertainment industry - A shallow alter-ego that will do what is required by record labels. While she's doing this, she's humming "Marry the Night", something she is actually beginning to accomplish here.<\/p><\/div>\n

Once the transformation is complete, Gaga says goodbye to her ballet company (were they the ones that were lobotomized earlier?). The \u201ctrue artist\u201d is gone and the superficial diva is born. The camera stays on the art of the room for several seconds,\u00a0probably due to its symbolic meaning. (the scene was shot at Snug Harbor Cultural Center in NY).<\/h5>\n

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As the camera pans, we see several interesting things. At the top of this shot is Poseidon, the king of Atlantis with his trademark pitchfork. Although he was probably painted there because the shooting location is a harbor (a nautical place), the god takes another meaning in the context of the video: Poseidon is an important figure in the occult elite’s mythology as he is the king of Atlantis, the place where the Mysteries have originated from. Under Poseidon is a lighted star similar to the Blazing star found in Masonic lodges. Underneath the star is written “The Cross is My Anchor” – a Christian saying – but in reverse. I am pretty that the phrase is not actually written in reverse in Snug Harbor. Why was the image flipped? Does this represent Gaga’s spiritual shift as she “Marries the Night”?<\/h5>\n
The camera then pans to the room\u2019s oculus (a circular window at the apex of\u00a0 a dome) with a sun as the pupil of the \u201ceye\u201d. The oculus transitions into a full moon. As the scene turns from day to night, Stefani disappears and Lady Gaga emerges.<\/h5>\n

Marrying the Night<\/h2>\n

Most music sites say that Marry the Night<\/em> is about going out, partying and having fun in New York city. But, as it is often the case with Gaga\u2019s works, the symbolism and the imagery of the video hints at a deeper, more ritualistic meaning. As we have seen above, Gaga is passionately fueled by her drive for success and she appears to realize that the key to make it in the industry is: Initiation. Or, in more sinister terms, selling one\u2019s soul.<\/h5>\n
In the context of the video, the expression \u201cmarry the night\u201c takes an almost metaphysical connotation. Marriage is a religious ritual, a binding association between two people. What does it mean when one marries the night? It can mean associating with people who deal in the dark: the occult elite (those we call the Illuminati). It can also signify embracing one\u2019s own flaws and \u201cdark side\u201d. In all cases, there is a definite sense of \u201crebirth\u201d in the process. And, that\u2019s what we see: A blond Lady Gaga (the alter of Stefani Germanotta) emerges from a Trans-Am dressed in black<\/span><\/a>.<\/h5>\n
Gaga then goes to \u201cPop Star Training\u201d. No more ballet, it\u2019s all about doing cool, hip, music video choreography now<\/span><\/a>.<\/h5>\n
Once her training is complete, Gaga is ready for the \u201cbig time\u201d. She becomes a glamorous diva and dances what is almost a parody of MTV music videos<\/span><\/a>.<\/h5>\n
We are then treated to a video montage of Gaga living the highs and lows of stardom, complete with gigantic hats, bathroom stall door slamming action and emotionally instability. However, all of this crap pays off: Gaga gets signed to record label.<\/h5>\n
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When you "Marry the Night" (or sell your soul), the doors of the music business magically open. Gaga gets an appointment with Interscope Records.<\/p><\/div>\n

The video ends with an odd and ominous scene:<\/h5>\n
In this fiery scene Gaga is dressed in red <\/span><\/a>– the color symbolic of sacrifice and initiation. She is wearing a Paco Rabane hat that is fashionable and symbolic: it completely hides her head. It is owned by the Night now.<\/h5>\n
Gaga\u2019s live performance on X Factor also exploited the theme of headless-ness in a rather graphic way.<\/h5>\n

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The setting of Gaga’s performance on X Factor emphasizes on the underlying occult meaning of the song. The full moon, the torches and the religious imagery play on the spiritual significance of “marrying the night”. Gaga began the song with her head literally chopped off, a perfect way to describe what figuratively happens to industry pawns.<\/h5>\n

In Conclusion<\/h2>\n

Although many describe Marry the Night<\/em> as a \u201cnew direction\u201d for Lady Gaga, the video still exploits her favorite theme: The price of fame. The intro of the video is basically a introductory course in trauma-based mind control, where she describes how dissociating allows her to cope with reality. As the artistic brunette turns into a blonde diva, the Lady Gaga alter-ego is created, one that will do what is required to make it in the music business. The most important requirement is \u201cmarrying the night\u201d, which is a poetic way of saying \u201cselling one\u2019s soul\u201d and associating with the dark side. Gaga had to deny everything she previously was to become a brand new person. Therefore, beneath the fashion and the dancing, the video hides an underlying ritualistic theme, as the death of a ballet dancer gives birth to an MTV pop star. From the broken girl who had nothing to lose to international superstar, it took a marriage with the dark side to turn things around. But at what cost?\u00a0The final scene of the video, complete with hellish fire and a sacrificial red dress tells volumes.<\/h5>\n
In the grand scheme of things, despite her apparent originality, Gaga brings to the youth a message that is very similar to other pop stars: \u201cMind control is cool, everyone is doing it\u201d and \u201cSubmit to the dark side and you\u2019ll get what you want\u201d. But when things get scary and the night becomes an abusive husband, asking for divorce won\u2019t be an option. Ask Princess Diana<\/a>.<\/h5>\n

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