If Christianity is such a threat to the global elite then why is it promoted and taught in schools to indoctrinate children at a young age? In the same way Islam is pushed onto kids at that young age.Outcast9428 wrote: ↑August 13th, 2022, 10:20 pm@Pixel--Dude
You can't just ban the bible without causing an enormous shitstorm of controversy. The elites haven't even tried to ban books like Mein Kampf much less are they going to ban a book that's in most American households and try to destroy a religion practiced by 70% of the American population overnight. The neo-bolsheviks are much sneakier in their tactics then the old bolsheviks were.
What they have done, however, is do everything in their power to undermine authentic Christianity. They are putting drag queens in our churches, making the pope himself espouse woke ideology, make preachers emphasize "tolerance" instead of virtue and basically turning Christianity into a shadow of its former self. People trying to practice real Christianity get mocked in the media at best and are portrayed as nutty, crazy, or dangerous extremists at worst. The big buzzword in the media right now is "Christian nationalism."
The elites are definitely, EXTREMELY, threatened by us. The only reason why they haven't gone full Bolshevik on us is because they know it would backfire. I never see "spiritual but not religious people" really being focused on at all by the media. The media just kind of ignores them. I don't think the elites really care what religion people choose just as long as its not Christianity. To a lesser extent they're kind of hostile towards Islam too. They see Christianity as a weaker target probably and know the Muslims would chop their heads off if they tried to pull the same shit as they do in Christian countries.
My belief is that trying to become a god or viewing human beings as potential gods is extremely blasphemous and sinful. Yes God is our ruler but he is a just ruler. Human beings are inherently sinful and if they attempted to gain God's powers they would become evil and corrupted. Many men in the past have become obsessed with the idea of becoming gods and it never goes well. Hierarchy and authoritarianism is justified when the people who are lower on the hierarchy are not qualified for higher positions of responsibility. Just as a dog should show loyalty and faithfulness to a caring owner, human beings should show loyalty and faithfulness to our caring God. Not because a dog is inferior to a human being and "needs to obey" so to speak but because the human being genuinely has the dog's best interests in mind and is trying to create a good life for the dog. If the dog acts rebellious towards a kind owner, it only hurts the dog and the owner. In many ways, human beings have a similar relationship with God as dogs have with human beings. By rebelling against God we are not helping anyone. We are harming both God and ourselves. God doesn't ask us to obey because he considers us to be inferior creatures worthy of subjugation who he can toy around with and mess with, but because he is trying his best to give us the best life he can and we are not qualified for the amount of power and responsibility that God has. It would corrupt us and any human being given such powers would become evil. Human beings have enough trouble as it is just ruling countries without becoming evil, imagine ruling an entire universe.
Spirituality is about becoming closer to God, learning how to listen for his messages, figuring out how to communicate with him and recognize his method of communication. The more that a man or woman purges themself of sin, the closer they'll come to God and the easier of a time they'll have understanding him and what his plan is for us.
It is like I said earlier in the thread. Atheism and Christianity are both institutionalised and ready for people to accept from a young age. Spirituality and occultism is more obscure. It isn't taught in schools, it is dismissed summarily by both Atheists and Christians.
I don't think seeing humanity as potential gods or aspiring to reach godhood is evil. This is the forbidden knowledge handed to us by Enki, or the biblical serpent as he is slandered. Yahweh seeks to keep us compliant and as weak slaves who obey his edicts. The relationship between the Christian God is of the King and the Subject, and not of a loving father and their child. This is one of the fundamental reasons I turned my back on Christianity in the first place.
@Tsar I agree with you on the premise of the warrior spirit. Strength and a strong warrior ethos is necessary to fight for freedom from the global elite. Freedom is never just given away. It has to be taken by those who value it.
@Lucas88 I can attest to your experience with Ki energy as it was traumatic as hell, not just for you but for those who care about you like myself and your family. He also experienced distance healing from a distance healer based hundreds of miles away.
I've had my own experiences with the occult such as deep spiritual experiences with psilocybin mushrooms, fantastic gifts from nature which lift the veil between the material and the spiritual. During these experiences I have had interactions with gods such as Shiva who have shared deep philosophical insights with me and even offered practical advice which has helped me overcome some difficulties within my life. I never received any help from Yahweh when I was Christian. Most of the time I lived in fear of being judged and condemned for not being good enough in Yahweh's eyes.
That is the difference between my relationship between Yahweh and Shiva. My relationship with Yahweh was King and Subject. A relationship predicated on and fueled by fear. This "love" isn't really love at all and is simply tyrannical cohesion. My love for Shiva is genuine and absolute. Not just for him, but for the rest of the pantheon of Shiva/Enki's gods and goddesses who love humanity authentically and do what they can to help, despite being cut off from us by Yahweh.
Lucas88 and myself have also both seen a medium who offered us a glimpse of the future with astonishing accuracy using tarot cards combined with her interpretation of the cards. This is yet another example of how spirituality and the occult has experiential basis when compared with Christianity and the absence of God in our world.
How I believe the tarot cards work is I believe there is an ethereal field known as the Akashic Records, which is sort of a mental plane containing all the ideas, thoughts and actions that have ever been or will ever be in the past present and future. When a person shuffles the cards and transfers their energy onto the cards the medium then interprets the events that will transpire according to what the cards show.
Plato had an idea of the Akashic Records in his philosophical Theory of Forms, which I talked more about in the Aesthetics thread I made. He said that there exists the perfect form of everything in an abstract realm of forms and our physical reality is a shadow of that fundamental ethereal plane with these perfect forms becoming manifested as imperfect versions or representations of themselves.
The Akashic Records is also the realm of ideas. So anytime you feel a burst of creative inspiration you may have drawn that idea by unknowingly tapping into the ethereal Akashic Records. Take the invention of the television. Two separate inventors created the television independently of one another. Scottish inventor John Logie Baird and American inventor Charles Francis Jenkins. Both devices were invented in the early 1920s with one beating the other to the patent office marginally.
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