The Electric State Decoded
- Christos
- Mar 19, 2025
- 4 min read
Unveiling the Esoteric Symbolism in The Electric State
Hollywood has long been a medium for encoding deep esoteric messages into storytelling, and The Electric State is no exception. Directed by the Russo brothers and starring Millie Bobby Brown, this film continues a pattern seen in her roles—depicting the descent of the Divine Feminine into the material realm, her trials, and her ultimate ascension. From Stranger Things to Damsel, and now The Electric State, her roles seem to mirror archetypal and spiritual initiations.
But The Electric State is unique in its layered symbolism. Beneath the sci-fi dystopia lies a profound metaphysical journey that aligns with ancient esoteric traditions, The Frame dimension model, and hidden truths about our reality.
Michelle’s Journey: The Divine Feminine Navigating the Material Realm
Michelle Greene, the protagonist, embarks on a journey through a world overrun by robots, seeking the fabled Sentre—a clear allusion to the Center, the origin point, the North Pole, or Eden. Her name itself, Michelle Greene, translates to “Who is like the Green God,” evoking the Mercurian archetype of balance, wisdom, and divine knowledge. This mirrors the Magdelene-Christ union, where she seeks to free her brother, Christopher (Christ-opher), from the clutches of Sentre, symbolizing the imprisonment of divine masculine energy within the material realm.
The Garden of Eden (6D) and the Path to Redemption
Sentre, the headquarters of this dystopian world, represents the esoteric 6D realm—The Garden of Eden. In The Frame model, this dimension represents a space of pure wisdom but also one of imprisonment, where divine consciousness is bound within form. Christopher, trapped within Sentre, embodies this concept: a divine force subdued by the very structures of the world.
Michelle’s journey to liberate him is, therefore, a symbolic quest to reawaken the Christ impulse—the Mercurian-Christ energy that harmonizes the material (Ahrimanic) and spiritual (Luciferian) polarities【20†source】.
The Meta Prison: Sentre as an Ahrimanic False Reality
At the helm of Sentre is its CEO, a figure who represents the Ahrimanic impulse—the force that binds consciousness into rigid materialism and illusion. In The Frame model, the Ahrimanic force dominates the lower dimensions (1D-3D), keeping souls trapped in the illusion of the material realm【20†source】. Sentre, with its massive VR-based control system, functions as a Meta Prison, a technological illusion designed to keep people detached from true reality
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This theme is made clear early in the film when Michelle, in a classroom where students are forced to wear VR headsets, outright refuses. She states, "I prefer to live in reality," rejecting the artificial world imposed upon her. This moment is crucial, as it establishes Michelle as someone who has the awareness to resist Ahrimanic control. It also mirrors the initiation process of escaping The Matrix (3D) in The Frame, where one must first recognize the illusion before ascending into higher dimensions【16†source】.
Sentre’s VR world serves as a modern-day “Plato’s Cave,” where individuals believe the shadows projected onto the walls are reality. This false world, curated by an all-controlling corporate entity, reflects the technological imprisonment of consciousness—mirroring how modern society is becoming increasingly disconnected from the organic, divine structure of reality.
The North Pole and the 7D Magnetic Mountain
One of the most striking esoteric clues appears during the film’s climax, as Michelle and her allies break into Sentre. Over the loudspeakers, an emergency warning blares: “All drones report to the NORTH entrance.” This is not a random choice of direction—it signifies the esoteric concept of the North Pole as the gateway to higher realms.
In The Frame model, the 7D dimension is The Mountain—also called the Magnetic Mountain. This sacred point, recognized across cultures as Meru, Zion, and the Black Rock of the North, is where divine energies converge【21†source】. It is here that Christ and Magdalene reunite, merging into the sacred alchemical force that balances the cosmos【25†source】. The film’s choice to draw attention to the North Entrance aligns perfectly with this idea—symbolizing the ultimate return to Source.
Christopher’s Sacrifice: The Christ Must Die to Be Reborn - The Phoenix (8D Dragon)
At the emotional climax of the film, Christopher states: “Out in the world, I saw all the evil that is happening, and it's all because of me.” This resonates deeply with how religious institutions have historically used the name of Christ to justify war, oppression, and control. It reflects the distortion of divine truth when placed into the hands of the material realm.
He then tells Michelle: “I think I need to die, and I think you have to be the one to do it.” This mirrors the esoteric principle that Christ must die to be reborn, a cycle seen throughout spiritual traditions. The true Christ impulse is not meant to be an external savior but an internal awakening—dying to the illusion of the material world to rise again in higher consciousness (8D Phoenix Transformation)
Decoding the Esoteric Blueprint of the Film
Ultimately, The Electric State is not just a dystopian sci-fi story—it is an encoded parable of spiritual ascension. Michelle’s journey follows the archetypal path of the Divine Feminine reclaiming her place alongside the Divine Masculine. It is about freeing Christ energy from its material imprisonment, navigating the dimensional layers of existence, and transcending the robotic, controlled Matrix of the lower realms.
Hollywood, knowingly or unknowingly, continues to reveal these hidden truths, and The Electric State is a shining example of this encoded wisdom. For those with eyes to see, the film is more than entertainment—it is an invitation to remember the journey of consciousness itself.
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