Category: Fundamentalism

Kabbalah Mysteries:

Traditional-Fundamentalists and their Nescient View on Kabbalah Mysteries: The Tree of Life comes from the Jewish mysticism (or spirituality) of Kabbalah. The Hebrew Bible is called Tanakh, with the first five books called the Torah; just like the Bible, it has hidden teachings, interpretations and revelations. The esoteric side of the Torah is passed down through the centuries orally; the tradition teaches meaning behind the written words (the inner Torah), contemplating aspects of God and the nature of man, as well as the truth about creation and other key questions of life.

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They Came From Above:

Lucifer is not Satan: According to Christian myth, Lucifer was the most senior and beautiful Angel in God’s heavenly court. He wanted to be more powerful than God. And so he rebelled along with some other corrupted angels. After the ensuing heavenly war, Lucifer and other angels were banished from heaven and descended to hell. Lucifer, the fallen angel, became the Devil his fellow fallen angels became demons.

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They Came From Above:

Cult Followers of the Nine and the Meta-Emissary: One of the main soundbites Christian-Flat-Earthers were using during a time when the subject had increased Google’s search index charts – was the x-presidents Obama speech on climate change. Where he famously said, “We don’t have time for a meeting of the Flat Earth Society”, – Flat Earthers went to town dismissing Flat Earth Society as a creditable website in the first place. It bewildered them why he would make a statement at the early peak of the Flat Earth zeitgeist. He discredited the validity of those who do not believe in climate change to Flat Earth believers. Such rebellious notions like flat earth throw a spanner to climate change programs and the concepts of overpopulation and scarcity. 

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They Came From Above:

Watcher’s Dark Heralds: Continuing from the previous post regarding alien abductions and supernatural phenomena (like demon possessions), having similarities prompted by Vallee’s views has merit. Considering it also has biblical links. It has links, but it’s the kind that is comparatively coincidental but slightly misaligned. For instance, a particular person has a sleepless night interrupted by sleep paralysis and dream mind hacks by evil spirits – and through the morning and during that night, he so happens to see more than a dozen UFOs in the night sky. The links are there; the aesthetics and details keep it from being definitively accurate. And so I view the phenomenon as separate.   

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They Came From Above:

Alien-Cults and Sirens: Continuing from the last post, I mentioned outside forces having influenced humanity, and even perhaps at humanity’s very inception. The kind of influences embraced in the plot of ‘The Truman Show, except instead of hundreds of millions watching one person’s adventures in an artificial world, untold numbers of alien beings watch a manipulated planet’s adventures unfold. Of course, throughout history, early tribes and early civilisations had transcribed these watchers in various ways to the public, from cave paintings to modern cult groups that would worship them.    

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The God of the Machine will come Down to Save Us:

Reason as a Hegelian Instrument: I once mentioned that people shouldn’t be enamoured with the Hegelian trap of left and right [geo] politics due to our connection with our left and right brain functions. As both have parts or precisely a central role in our Shekinah or Tree of Life – therefore, politics [left and right] should also be seen that way. And partisan politics are usually red hearings anyway, as both parties are working for the same goal [whatever that may be]. While also adhering to [their bosses, for] a national security state of control.

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The God of the Machine will come Down to Save Us:

God Help us; He May not; so, save Your Self [Collectively]: Continuing from the previous post; we discussed Christian-right’s detrimental use of utilitarian mysticism and hero worship. This can be recognised in many ways, from a slow birth of social movements to the take-over of ‘words’ to impose new meaning. Take the word ‘leftist’ together with scapegoating and blame leaves little for the flexibility of truth. To be left has lost all its meaning because it’s been redefined or is a product of linguistic takeover. Essentially by right-wing-crypto-fascist groups, this has been in long development way before Trump. The fascism of the Christian-right embodies Christian values that have been up-ended.

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The God of the Machine will come Down to Save Us:

Deus X-President QAnon-achina: The whole QAnon phenomenon was bizarre because at the heart of it was more about unhealthy utilitarian mysticism and hero-worship. Trump, was essentially held up as a heroic saviour for right-extremists, as well as a political mouthpiece for the conservative groups. We can see the shadow side of romanticism and rationale methodology running amuck.

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The God of the Machine will come Down to Save Us:

A God of the Galaxy or a Magician: In the last post, we discussed artist-prophets’ spiritual seekers of imagination and light. And that these people are only but a few [an elite privilege]. We also touched upon the antithetical relationship between those who have imagination and those that do not. And those that do not have it can be equated to Schopenhauer’s ‘rock’, – the rock acts as its other who is related or fastened to them. Often are regulated to a managerial big bad. Although some are related to them out of necessity, and though they might not be prophetic, they are skilled in their own right. Kirby’s prophetic insights would have been too perplexing if it weren’t for Stan Lee [comic book writer], someone who fully realised or cohered to Kirby’s stories to make sense for public consumption.   

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Occultism and Post-awakening Natures:

Romanticism and the Artist Prophet(s): So, in the last post, we discussed transcending the self with the imagination. And that if we deny the imagination in the central role of society, it’s then an attempt to deny the other. Within this denial also rests self-interest, which the creative process exemplifies. All awhile realising imagination and ethics is not romantic, in so much as a person with talent is not inherently romantic; they’re at most to have exceptional skills. It’s a way to distinguish healthy imagination from the heroic model. The preference for self-interest takes form in this denial to which a healthy ‘imagination’ is only reticent for a few superior people. Take this quote by Schopenhauer: 

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