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Silviu retweeted
Before I married an ADHD partner, I thought "romantic quality time" meant sitting across a quiet restaurant table staring into each other's eyes for 2 hours.
Then I learned how an ADHD brain actually bonds.
Here are 4 ways neurodivergent couples connect 10x deeper without the pressure:
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Juliette Bryant, one of the girls trafficked by Epstein, has said in various interviews and podcasts that whilst orgasming Epstein suddenly appeared like a green, reptilian creature, devil-like and with black eyes. The vision lasted only a few seconds and inspired her to draw it.
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Tibetan Book of the Dead lists various lights with different colors. These are portals to different astral levels. It ties into the chakras having different colors, since chakras are likewise astral energy centers with different “vibrational” qualities.
Modern NDEs (like the thousands at nderf.org) generally don’t describe different colored lights however, and many don’t recall seeing a light at all. It’s not consistent.
Then again, people don’t remember the moment they fall asleep & enter a dream, even though it happens several times a night.
Not everyone is awake/conscious when they die, or after they die, and some just wake up eventually on the other side without remembering passing through a tunnel.
The important thing is:
1) looking into the entire body of esoteric literature (Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, gnostic, occult & mystery school, native traditions) and their internal logic of what happens after death, and
2) all ancient & modern anecdotal NDE & afterlife literature from ancient Greece & Rome to Hinduism/Buddhism to modern accounts & studies.
Sort through, filter out, and reconcile all these into a coherent model that matches with what’s observed in everyday life & what can be inferred from them (synchronicity, meaningful dreams, intuition, improbable negative or positive events, the tug of war between covert benevolent & malevolent intelligences, the hidden order behind the course of life suggesting some kind of curriculum).
Only with such context can you avoid being squeezed into a little self-reinforcing cattle pen of disinformation that depends on you being ignorant of everything outside it. Modern social media users who’ve only seen a few podcasts/videos & posts on this topic are most at risk.
When you study this topic & its context in full, you’ll recognize the pitfalls & challenges that face us after death, the reasons for these, how to avoid them, the motivation behind it all.
It’s more nuanced than the simple “avoid the light at all costs” belief which, if applied in a reactive hamfisted way, will result in you becoming earthbound or snatched to the lower astral by demons looking for lost confused souls who turned away from divine protection.
What I tell people is:
1) In life, build up your spiritual qualities, strength, and awareness.
2) Train mindfulness & lucidity.
3) Attune yourself to the highest good, within yourself and externally in terms of deity.
4) Don’t go against your conscience, or you’ll build up an objective internal soul-based regret that manifests as karma & soul injury that hampers you after death,
5) And after death, intend that you go home, where you truly belong. Fill yourself with holy, noble, loving feelings. Drop any resentments, base attachments, longing for unfinished business, sadness, anger, desire for revenge, fear, etc.
If you do all this, then if the paranoid view of the Light is wrong, you’ll go through the Light and it’ll be a good thing. You win.
If no Light shows up or you go elsewhere, then the paranoid picture was correct & you avoided the trap. You win.
Either way you can’t lose, because you focused on what actually matters (quality & strength of mind, soul, spirit) rather than some intellectual trick (“If you see the Light, immediately turn 180 degrees around”) which doesn’t work in the occult realms.
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Another W for Seraphim Rose btw. He said OBEs and NDEs are actually initiations into the Luciferian religion of Theosophy. He said they occur in the aerial realm, or the toll houses, a demonic dimension below heaven but above earth, where illusory lights lead lost souls astray.
Robert Monroe was an author and researcher who became famous for making methods of astral projection available to the public through his books and audio tapes, which featured his hemispheric synchronization sound technology. Monroe claimed the binaural beats helped the mind relax so it could leave the body.
And he seemed to be right! Even the CIA was interested in his discoveries, and they went on to use them in Project Stargate. However, Monroe actually learned a lot from occultists who came before him. After his first out-of-body-experience in 1958, Monroe was confused and concerned. It happened to him involuntarily. And he believed he might’ve been mentally ill.
He was having sleep paralysis and seeing strange lights. So, he went to see a psychologist. But this psychologist told him he was just astral projecting. And that was when Monroe started reading books about the subject, specifically works written by Oliver Fox and Sylvan Muldoon. Fox was a Theosophist. And Muldoon was an esotericist who studied lucid dreaming.
Interestingly, Muldoon’s fascination began with a traumatic experience he had as a kid. When he was 12, his spiritualist mother convinced him he had died, and he left his body. Even more interesting, some scholars say Muldoon’s experiences influenced Scientology. According to professor Hugh Urban, L. Ron Hubbard’s description of “exteriorizing the thetan” sounds just like the stuff Muldoon described.
Urban said Hubbard’s so-called “Excalibur” vision sounds almost identical to Muldoon’s accounts too. And this checks out, considering Project Stargate was run by Scientologists. Ironically, Scientologists believe earth is a prison planet. And this was the same conclusion Monroe came to after he decided to embrace his out-of-body journeys. He realized earth is an energy farm for interdimensional reptilians.
Again, this is ironic because this is also what some Theosophists believe. They actually popularized the concept of reptilians. And Theosophists like Maurice Doreal claimed “benevolent” Luciferian beings would eventually save humanity from these demonic entities, similar to Hubbard’s story about the evil alien dictator Xenu being defeated by the “benevolent” Luciferian Galactic Confederacy.
In short, Theosophists believe Lucifer is the true god who “enlightens” us and gives us godlike powers, like astral projection. And they secretly run the United Nations! So, I would not be surprised if the Monroe Institute is run by government agencies too. The organization was founded by Monroe to continue his research and train people in his Gateway Program.
But knowing what I know now, it seems more like a mystery school for the future one world religion ruled by the Light Bringer. After all, when Monroe finally journeyed far enough, he met the “true god” and described him as The Emitter, a laser beam of light that projects our supposedly holographic reality. What a clever deception!
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Some Bible surprises for me after I started asking questions:
Mose, Abraham, Adam and Eve aren’t likely historical figures.
Moses didn’t write the first five books of the Bible.
Genesis has two different creation stories.
Noah’s flood story comes from older Mesopotamian traditions.
The Tower of Babel is a myth explaining different languages.
The Israelites were originally Canaanites.
Ancient Israelites believed in multiple gods. And Yahweh was originally worshipped alongside them.
Monotheism developed over centuries.
Isaiah was written by multiple authors over centuries.
Daniel’s prophecies were written after the events they describe.
Many biblical books were written and edited by multiple people and different authors than cited
Satan wasn’t originally an individual but a title.
The serpent in Eden isn’t identified as Satan.
Hell wasn’t originally a place of eternal fiery torture.
The Bible has several different ideas about what happens after death.
Original sin isn’t taught in Genesis. The garden story isn’t about Jesus at all.
The Gospels weren’t likely written by Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.
The Gospels were written decades after Jesus died.
Mark was written first, and Matthew and Luke copied from it.
The four Gospels tell different versions of Jesus’ life and different Christology
Jesus in John’s Gospel is very different from Jesus in Mark.
The Gospels disagree on details of the crucifixion and resurrection.
Mark originally ended without Jesus appearing after his resurrection.
The woman caught in adultery story in John was added later.
Some familiar Bible verses weren’t in the earliest manuscripts.
Paul’s letters were written before the Gospels.
Paul tells us surprisingly little about Jesus’ actual life.
Only 7 of the 13 letters attributed to Paul are written by Paul.
First and Second Timothy and Titus probably weren’t written by Paul.
Some Biblical authors wrote under the names of people who were already dead.
Revelation probably wasn’t written by John the apostle.
Revelation was about Rome and the world its author lived in, not 2,000 years into the future.
Jesus and his earliest followers lived and died Jewish.
Paul and Jesus teach different ways for salvation.
Early Christians disagreed about who Jesus was.
Not all early Christians believed Jesus was God.
The Trinity isn’t explicitly taught in the Bible.
Different early Christian groups had very different beliefs about Jesus.
Paul expected Jesus to return soon.
Later Christian writers had to cope with Jesus not returning.
New Testament authors don’t always agree.
Women had leadership roles in early Christianity, including being apostles.
Old Testament prophecies applied to Jesus originally meant something else.
New Testament writers reinterpreted Old Testament scriptures to fit Jesus.
Biblical writers sometimes changed or revised earlier religious traditions.
The Bible contains conflicting teachings about laws, morality, and religious practices.
The books of the New Testament weren’t agreed upon for centuries.
Ancient Bible manuscripts contain thousands of textual differences.
The King James Bible contains verses scholars consider later additions.
The Dead Sea Scrolls show that ancient versions of biblical books weren’t always the same.
The Bible contradicts itself and wasn’t written as one book with one consistent theology.
Silviu retweeted
This guy’s Dunning-Kruger understanding of who the “gnostics” were is proof that what happened to these people who get labeled as “gnostics” by the late 2nd century refutators, is arguably the biggest cover up in church history.
You would think more Christians would just open up Hippolytus or Irenaeus and just read what their own saints say but they just make up Luciferian nonsense instead.
I think they are afraid to find out that what their saints call “gnostics” were actually just the first recorded Christians who followed Paul and rejected Judaizers. And even Saint Clement who wrote in the 90s AD cited “Gnostic” sources. Read what he says about the Phoenix which is only found in Nag Hammadi texts and Clement and nowhere to be found in any Orthodox Canon.
Silviu retweeted
BREAKING:
Scientists confirm that an ADHD partner will unconsciously pick a random, stressful argument 20 minutes before leaving for a vacation, a date night, or a road trip—just to manufacture enough adrenaline to survive the transition.
Researchers baffled.
ADHD couples packing the car in icy silence: "Every single trip."
Here is why the "Pre-Vacation Fight" happens, and how to stop it before it ruins your weekend:
Silviu retweeted
People into spirituality and religion are into drama. They always gotta be fighting against evil. If they’re not fighting evil, they’re fighting their thoughts, desires. Everyone they meet is to help them grow. The universe dispenses hardship for them to learn. This is all drama.
Silviu retweeted
The blue wave is a psyop. The political pendulum keeps swinging back and forth from one extreme end to the other because that’s what it’s supposed to do. This is all about creating a centrist political party that will bring the left and the right together under a new technocratic government.
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It just keeps getting more blatant and insane! John Mappin, the wealthy Scientologist and QAnon follower from Epstein’s little black book that funded Turning Point, is friends with Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, AND Aleksandr Dugin, the Russian propagandist and Thelemite who pretends to be an Orthodox philosopher.
Thelema, the occult system created by the wannabe Sufi Crowley, was the inspiration behind Scientology. So, it’s no surprise that, like Tucker Carlson and the Scientologists, Dugin endorses Islam. He believes it’s okay for Christians to ally with Muslims for political holy wars against America’s satanic Deep State.
Another supposed Christian, Alex Jones, is friends with Dugin too. They share an admiration for Elon, who is supposedly disrupting the Deep State’s agenda. Then there’s Joe Rogan, the closeted Scientologist who platforms all these people. Anyways, it seems all these talking heads are coming together to prepare the masses for a new right wing religion.
Mappin praises Elon too. And like other QAnon followers, he believes Bitcoin is a “divine intervention” that will free us from financial slavery and the Fed. But this is exactly what Russia wants. They want to collapse the dollar and the world economy so they can finally achieve the communist dream of “world revolution” and overthrow all capitalist countries.
Then, they can usher in their socialist golden age where everyone lives on digital UBI. Maybe this is why even Putin praises Elon! Putin is supposedly Orthodox though. So, why would he support a transhumanist? Aren’t transhumanists technically gnostics? Well, it doesn’t matter. Technically, the first transhumanist was an “Orthodox” mystic named Nikolai Fyodorov. And Crowley believed the “original and true pre-Christian Christianity” was gnostic.
The gnostics believed Christ and Lucifer were the same being. And if Luciferian technology liberates humanity from the satanic Old World Order, maybe the masses will accept this false light in exchange for a superficial and materialistic “heaven on earth” run by a religious hierarchy of “enlightened” elite.
After all, this was Crowley’s vision for the New Aeon after the apocalypse. And this is why he wanted to summon demons and speed up the end of the world. Because gnostics see the world as an evil prison planet, this is actually a good goal in their eyes. The ends justify the means. And the New Aeon is “better”. The idea of quickening the end times to get it over with is where accelerationism comes from.
And one of the most famous accelerationists is Peter Thiel. Funny enough, when Peter Thiel was asked what role aliens will play in the apocalypse, he said any species that can travel faster than the speed of light must be an angel or a demon. But isn’t Elon trying to create a warp drive? Doesn’t he claim he’s an alien? So, what if he’s an angel AND a demon like the gnostic dualists claim about Christ and Lucifer?
Is he the new Nikolai Fyodorov? Despite being an Antichrist, he was considered a saint. And despite being a transhumanist and the son of a prince, Fyodorov chose to live in poverty like a monk. Doesn’t Elon claim to live like a minimalist? So, could he also be the messianic “Prince-Monk” some Russians believe will establish a global empire? Or is he simply paving the way for someone similar? Only time will tell!
