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8bitagent wrote:justdrew wrote: My main paths had been Theosophy and its descendants, and the study of channeled messages of all kinds, particularly those from ‘Ascended Masters’ and ‘Space Brothers’. Each book I read in these fields claimed to teach the work of highly evolved beings, yet each contained glaring contradictions of the others. Then I read War in Heaven and found out why these contradictions occur – the authors don’t have an adequate theoretical frame of reference to correctly interpret the messages they channel, even though much of the raw information is perfectly valid.
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It is fascinating because it consists of channeled (i.e. automatically written) material that is not only clear and pointed but also flies in the face almost all other channeled teachings. And it’s troubling because to take Spiritual Revolution (SR) seriously entails entering into a topsy-turvy worldview that most of us would normally consider to be highly paranoid.
That book sounds fascinating...unified theories are always interesting.
Yeah when I hear "space brothers" and "ascended masters", I automatically think "evil trickster". the idea of a spiritual war of good and evil is certainly however, a very long in the tooth(or spoon?) theme that's always worth looking into.
I dont know what happened to TKL, but one of his last threads on here was damn fascinating...it was about the comical ironic aspects of angelic or Adaimic languages.OP ED wrote:Yeah, well we Illuminists find we have much more in common with Lucifer than we ever will with his Adversary.
Read the damned book, who is the REAL bad guy?
Satan does not equal Lucifer.
If only Christians were literate. Perhaps they'd do some actual research and realize that most of the things they lump together as "Satan" are nothing of the sort. The Dragon is your friend.
Nobodaddy will never be my master. I'll never forgive him for his treatment of Job.
The Black Brotherhood are not Illuminists. Rather the opposite, I'd venture. Although you're free to use whatever shorthand you like, some would suggest that the so-called Christians have done more evil than anyone identifying themselves as Luciferians. By a thousandfold.
The Republicans don't cater to Luciferians, eh?
Just saying.
(see the thread on the Serpent and the Illuminati. Run a search, as I'm too lazy to look it up, and I'm about to close this down and drive 400 miles)
Nahushtan is my co-pilot!
(Praise be to Glykon)
Love is the Law,
(93/93)
SHCR 8
Thats the irony...to be "illuminated" is to know thine self in a metaphysical sense, to have a grasp of things that cast light, not darkness.
Pleasure off of death is anything but "illuminating".
I still don't know what to make of "the Bible", the Torah or ancient Sumerian lore...but certainly I don't want any part of a "God" that
uses a great man like Job in some sort of sick humiliation.
OP ED wrote:
I'd be offended if you thought John Dee and/or Edward Kelly were (satanists, gasp!) B.B. (they are saints named in the O.T.O.'s gnostic mass) (Kelly and Crow had the same boss) as both men were devout Christians. The worst thing the Enochian Angels ever suggested anyone do was a wife swap. (Crow maintained his belief that it was all Kelly, who merely enjoyed the company of Dee's wife) There were not really very many social problems involved with being a public Magician and a Devout Christian by (again) this time so long as one knew how to draw the circles properly and didn't have radical political views.
geogeo wrote:
As you know, I am now a firm believer in the existence of a global synarchy movement that employs number mysticism and that seeks to manufacture crises enough to bring about the NWO, possibly even to the extent of precipitating global crisis and the appearance of various avatars, if it comes to that.
ShinShinKid wrote:Those cards, they bring back memories.
When I was younger, friends and I would play the card game "Magic".
A few of my friends got into the "Illuminati" game.
Now, just who runs this whole mess? Can anyone tell me?
Joe Hillshoist wrote:A psychotic episode doesn't mean there is nothing in what the person is experiencing IMO, but often they are taking it too personally.
If you take everything that happens as a message from the universe, meant for you specifically, then you are probably enlightened. If you care about the messages too much (or at all), or take them seriously you are definitely mad.
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