This Harry Potter merchandise makes fun of the power of negative confession. People just don't get it.
Showing posts with label occult. Show all posts
Showing posts with label occult. Show all posts
Monday, 2 September 2013
The Latest Line of Self Curses for Children
Friday, 12 April 2013
What is Freedom?
This is crucial
Margaret Thatcher referred to the "freedom to choose" as a kind of moral requisite to be levied against the institutional socialism that was a result of 1970s Labour policy.
However, when she (and successive western governments) referred to freedom, they tended to use a kind of "Orwellian Doublespeak"
This is hard to write about. There should be no ambiguity here. So much is at stake.
To illustrate the double meaning of freedom, there is probably no better image than "Lady Liberty"
The UNESCO "Statement of Significance" describes the statue as a "masterpiece of the human spirit" that "endures as a highly potent symbol—inspiring contemplation, debate and protest—of ideals such as liberty, peace, human rights, abolition of slavery, democracy and opportunity" (Source:Wiki)
The creator of the Statue of Liberty was Freemason, Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. Anyone who understands what Freemasonry is REALLY about, will know that this "Masonic freedom cult" seeks to be freed from God's law. This is why Lucifer is venerated by occultists. He is considered to be the liberator of mankind from the yoke of slavery to God.
Margaret Thatcher referred to the "freedom to choose" as a kind of moral requisite to be levied against the institutional socialism that was a result of 1970s Labour policy.
However, when she (and successive western governments) referred to freedom, they tended to use a kind of "Orwellian Doublespeak"
This is hard to write about. There should be no ambiguity here. So much is at stake.
To illustrate the double meaning of freedom, there is probably no better image than "Lady Liberty"
The UNESCO "Statement of Significance" describes the statue as a "masterpiece of the human spirit" that "endures as a highly potent symbol—inspiring contemplation, debate and protest—of ideals such as liberty, peace, human rights, abolition of slavery, democracy and opportunity" (Source:Wiki)
The creator of the Statue of Liberty was Freemason, Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. Anyone who understands what Freemasonry is REALLY about, will know that this "Masonic freedom cult" seeks to be freed from God's law. This is why Lucifer is venerated by occultists. He is considered to be the liberator of mankind from the yoke of slavery to God.
Labels:
freedom,
freemasonry,
occult
Location:
United Kingdom
Friday, 29 March 2013
Zeitgeist - The Spirit of The Age or Dangerous Void?
I decided to review "Zeitgist the Movie" as it had become apparent recently, that sections of the on line "Alternative Media", had become "infused" with film's mindset.
Ten minutes was all I could manage before I decided to stop watching but I did see enough to draw a conclusion.
Zeitgeist is a clever promotion of "Chaos Magic"
According to the rules of chaos magic, I don't need to qualify that statement.
The rule is that there are no rules, but since the world, and more specifically, society, relies on rules, and most of us require some semblance of logical thought to draw conclusions on matters of religion or spirituality, I will.
The film primarily uses "Deconstructionism" although the Wiki entry for chaos magic, terms the process, "Discordianism".
Christianity is deconstructed while Eastern philosophy is introduced as the central or default belief system upon which the opinion of the film maker is based.
The opening sequence is a quote from eastern mystic, Rinpoche, and the "Christ myth Theory" is derived from the writings of DM Murdoch, better known as Acharya, which refers to spiritual teacher in Hinduism.
The fact that these claims are presented under the guise of a new kind of truth, along with 911 and NWO conspiracy theory, may be enough to convince some people of the use of magical techniques, but the very concept of "Zeitgeist", meaning "Spirit of the Age" denotes the state of flux that is typical of Chaos magic.
Vicar, Kevin Logan writes on chaos magic: "The very essence of chaos magic is a strong dislike of the doctrines and dogmas of the past, a freedom from any restraints, and a magic securely grounded in "what feels right"" (Paganism and the Occult p72)
There are lots of occult connections in Zeitgeist, either through the makers of the film or relating to the concept itself.
Believe it, or take it with a pinch of salt. I'm long past feeling the need to be apologetic about this stuff.
Ten minutes was all I could manage before I decided to stop watching but I did see enough to draw a conclusion.
Zeitgeist is a clever promotion of "Chaos Magic"
According to the rules of chaos magic, I don't need to qualify that statement.
The rule is that there are no rules, but since the world, and more specifically, society, relies on rules, and most of us require some semblance of logical thought to draw conclusions on matters of religion or spirituality, I will.
The film primarily uses "Deconstructionism" although the Wiki entry for chaos magic, terms the process, "Discordianism".
Christianity is deconstructed while Eastern philosophy is introduced as the central or default belief system upon which the opinion of the film maker is based.
The opening sequence is a quote from eastern mystic, Rinpoche, and the "Christ myth Theory" is derived from the writings of DM Murdoch, better known as Acharya, which refers to spiritual teacher in Hinduism.
The fact that these claims are presented under the guise of a new kind of truth, along with 911 and NWO conspiracy theory, may be enough to convince some people of the use of magical techniques, but the very concept of "Zeitgeist", meaning "Spirit of the Age" denotes the state of flux that is typical of Chaos magic.
Vicar, Kevin Logan writes on chaos magic: "The very essence of chaos magic is a strong dislike of the doctrines and dogmas of the past, a freedom from any restraints, and a magic securely grounded in "what feels right"" (Paganism and the Occult p72)
There are lots of occult connections in Zeitgeist, either through the makers of the film or relating to the concept itself.
Believe it, or take it with a pinch of salt. I'm long past feeling the need to be apologetic about this stuff.
Labels:
christianity,
eastern religion,
magic,
occult,
zeitgeist
Location:
United Kingdom
Friday, 8 March 2013
The Illuminati Stole My Bicycle, Yeah Right.
There is conspiracy theory and then there is conspiracy fact. Often, in an attempt to establish the truth about a matter, we run into the extreme fringe which is spouted by nutcases who have spent too much time in the murky recesses, researching secret societies and occult movements.
I'm all in to research but there needs to be a healthy outlook or else it is all to easy to lose a grip on the real world.
I'm not suggesting that there is no truth at all in some of the fringe elements of conspiracy theory, but certain things need to be treated with a healthy scepticism.
Happily (or not) the idiots who rule over us, are getting very adept at exposing themselves. so there should be no need to launch off into wild and wacky imaginings.
I'm all in to research but there needs to be a healthy outlook or else it is all to easy to lose a grip on the real world.
I'm not suggesting that there is no truth at all in some of the fringe elements of conspiracy theory, but certain things need to be treated with a healthy scepticism.
Happily (or not) the idiots who rule over us, are getting very adept at exposing themselves. so there should be no need to launch off into wild and wacky imaginings.
Labels:
conspiracy theory,
illuminati,
occult,
secret societies
Location:
United Kingdom
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