Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory), Intuition and Imagination – Part Seven:

Act Two; Sophia’s Incarnations and Counterparts: The Sophia of the Epinoia of the thought being an Aeon conceived a thought from herself and the conception of the invisible spirit foreknowledge. She wanted to bring forth a likeness out of herself without the consent of the spirit (the Father and The Mother). In other words, no Aeon can do anything without the consent of the spirit. So Sophia decides to have a likeness without the consent of her Father, without her consort and his consideration, and without her maleness not approved. Yet, she brought forth – because of the invisible power within her.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory), Intuition and Imagination – Part Six:

The stage: One of the many contentions that underline a fundamentalist approach to that of a Gnostic is that spirituality and mysticism are opposed to religion, which is dogma. They feel spirituality and mysticism teach greater truths using analogies. Moreover, it’s through analogies or, to be more precise, the analogies of myths – and the use of those myths in a practical sense. It can be used outside of scholarship while finding meaning in it, alongside its interpretation that can coincide with life. The whole Gnostic view can be based on knowledge and in that knowledge through analogies – which have been around for centuries. During those early times, it often carried through different traditions from Christianity, Kabballah, Judaism, Sufiism, etc. Within those traditions is a shared idea that reality is an illusion. Having made its disassociation with religion similar to that of the New Age’s ‘spiritual but not religious concept. The traditions of various religions best describe their historical facets or contextual background.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory), Intuition and Imagination – Part Five:

The Siren Calls from the Sea or the Sky: I wondered why actress Jennifer Connelly stands at the end of the Pier in three separate films she’s featured in: Dark City, Requiem for a Dream, and House of Sand of Fog. So I searched it on Google, and someone on Reddit pondered the same thing, and people’s comments, while being funny, have no clue why. But then, I realized why – it is simultaneously a flat earth explanation of perspective to argue away a curve – and a representation of a goddess, notably Inanna or Aphrodite, both yearning to be one with the Sky or the Sea.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory) and Reason – Part Four:

The Goddess and the Siren call to the Tree: When you introduce a hyperreal notion of space to the Gnostic mythology, you get a very romantic notion. A combination of scientism cosmology with Gnostic myth pulls at the heartstrings of secular science believers and also Astro-Gnostic romantics, when done, writes its gold for storytellers.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory) and Reason – Part Three:

The Tree of life: For most groups, the Tree of Life is nothing but a metaphorical (or symbolic) set of images regarding the relationship between human states of consciousness and the external experience of reality in the natural world. For Flat Earthers, however, the Tree of Life is something that used to be literal or tangible before it turned into myth, and perhaps that’s why the symbol is ageless and ubiquitous among creation mythology. This gives new meaning to the Tree alongside its representation of a universal state of eternal aliveness – or fulfilment, rather than the immortality of the body or soul. Within the awareness of states of eternal aliveness, one can interpret death as a direct experience of the perfect divine reality that is both possible and ever-present.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory) and Reason – Part Two:

Your intuition is telling you something about the world, and if you are ever inclined to question the environment surrounding you – like whether you live in a sphere or a flat dome, your intuition knows the truth. This new paradigm will always be unanswerable, especially towards rational thinkers, but within your inner meaning guided by your intuition. You can come up with the correct conclusion.

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Flat Earth; Enclosed Creationism; Conspiracy (Theory) and Reason – Part One:

There is a schism between the Flat-Earth-Movement and Christian-Enclosed-Creationists. There is a conflict of beliefs concerning whether there is an enclosed dome or an infinite plain, although both agree on the universal constant that the Earth is flat. Both have fascinating historical evidence to prove an enclosed or infinite aspect, and both, in their way, are inducing an anti-stasis movement. However, enclosed creationism and its Christian promoters tend to have all the signs of a psychological operation. The first thing that occurred to me was, why weren’t they preaching enclose-creationism in the past? And how come it only became relevant in the last half-decade? And this leads me to believe that the Flat-Earth-Movement doesn’t manifest organically. Suppose it was something that grew naturally. Then, it took off like wildfire and would have surprised the controlling power systems. It is now playing catch-up, using its state worshippers, enclosed creationists and new fundamentalist Christians as their go-to for damage control.

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Conspiracy Theory and Reason:

Regarding conspiracy-(theory), it doesn’t allow human achievements to be their own. Throughout modern history, anything related to events and achievements doesn’t grow organically but is orchestrated; this is a complex notion to grasp. Given human qualities, they associate themselves with society, no more than our capacity to imagine, invent, and create, etc. So, every time a conspiracy theory is acknowledged, it turns out to be true. It only reinforces a unifying world plan, and this unification is not ideological. And this impedes any notion of hope and idealism, or even creativity. 

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Christianity as a Doomsday Cult:

The Conspiracy-Theory Doomsday: In the early inception of YouTube, I realised how great this platform is for showcasing videos. I took in everything that was UFO-related; it fascinated me to the core. I felt like I was going through a revelation; from an early age, I had always thought aliens were real and had a genuine fondness for mystery. Then, this very convincing Grey Alien Autopsy video seemed to get mainstream play on television around the time X-files were popular. That video reinforced my beliefs, and then another video showcasing the same video of an Alien Autopsy making a case that it was an elaborate hoax. I would then believe aliens weren’t real; this is how powerful media suggestions are fake. Whether the Alien Autopsy was real or not, at that point, it was irrelevant; being brainwashed is far more concerning.

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Christianity as a Doomsday Cult:

It’s an Apocalypse: Fundamentalist Christianity and, to a lesser extent, mainstream Christianity has an offset base or a counterpoint in their beliefs, predominately about the anti-Christ and the second coming. It could be shocking to hear that it’s a lie perpetrated by the Jesuits 400 years ago. Modern terminology for this kind of scenario is called Futurism. The second coming isn’t mentioned in scripture and the Bible. The power of people believing in that notion has a consequence, which is fundamentalism; it becomes a tool to invalidate a fear-based program.         

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