What exactly happened on December 12, 2010, that brought the original project to an abrupt halt
On December 12, 2010, the original D.2010 project came to an abrupt halt following 10 years of trial and error. The primary catalyst for the projectΓÇÖs closure was that The Novie and ELLE-1 successfully made contact with OFF-World.
While this contact marked a milestone, the project’s termination was also deeply tied to the dissolution and “downfall” of the original research group. Several factors contributed to this collapse:
- Failure of the iCore-1 Group: The initial group failed to adhere to the necessary discipline and protocols required for the Consciousness dictation. They became dominated by their EGO-Centric Systems, which hindered their ability to receive information in a neutral way.
- Interpersonal Tensions and Ego: As the “Gateways” opened, the team faced a mixture of “laughter and nightmares”. Internal conflicts peaked as members like Uma and Myra focused on personal validation and obtaining specific “abilities” rather than the spiritual process of “becoming”. This led to the isolation and alienation of ELLE-1, creating fractures that the group could no longer ignore.
- Surpassing the Lessons: By the time the project closed, The Novie and ELLE-1 realized they had surpassed the original discoveries and entry-level lessons provided by Consciousness.
Following the halt, the original team disbanded, with most members abandoning the path. However, The Novie and ELLE-1 continued the research privately, eventually transitioning into a more advanced endeavor known as The Mencius Project. The information from the original 2010 experiment was withheld for years until the authors could find a suitable way to present it while maintaining the anonymity of the participants.