>>12852981 (PB)

>"Can you bind the chains of the Pleiades? Can you loosen Orion's belt?" Job 38:31

Thank you. Beautiful, powerful scripture. The words of the Lord our God which might as well be spoken directly to the theosophists of today (Tesla and GS and LdR and Lady Gaga and all the millions of others), essentially saying: "Seriously?! You think you can understand this design better than Me who has made the sun and the moon and the stars and the earth and all the laws which govern them?"

Talk about hubris.

The words aren't saying, I don't think, that we shouldn't strive to discover but that we should always recognize the fundamental but nearly forgotten truth: that we have an Almighty Father and we are always children of God, and that He knows the design best of all, and only He can really understand what will be best for us, because He loves us.

I wish I could reach the thesophists who have been so deceived. They really do think they have outsmarted God. They fell for a giant con. They've made a miscalculation, even while they know many illumined secrets. So God let them have their fun for a while, although… really was it really all that fun? I mean really?!!!

(Hey I might as well speak to the theosophists, since few people on the street seem aware of the real players and stakes of this game. And I don't know who reads these posts anyhow, other than angels, demons and theosophists. Hi Vlad!)

>>12853458

Maybe the most fundamental error the theosophists have made is that they came to doubt that God was either sentient and loving (preferring to believe in a demiurge or unmanifest power that lacked "moral compass" or "anthropomorphized love"). Or that the God of the Bible is really another finite entity out of this "unmanifest" energy, as though the various deities were His equal. I mean, if you get this part wrong, you can really see how one might go astray, no matter how many secrets one might otherwise know about the universe. And how could they really know this anyway… unless they were told, and if told, then by whom I wonder (hint, hint)? So if you cannot experience this knowledge directly, then it is not really knowledge is it. It is subject to error. Because you weren't there at the beginning. I suppose the theosophist's faith is as unwavering as mine? But only one of us is right (or closer to the truth anyhow). Either God is the omnipotent almighty who created us out of love for us and controls every move of this chess game, or he isn't. But surely, having seen what is transpiring now, despite ages of what appeared to be unmatched power, they must be asking: what if…?

Oops.

>>12853598

Reachable or not even human anymore?

>>12853630

At this point, I see it thus:

There is no QAnon movement. There is however a multitude of newly revealed "facts" which have emanated out (hive mind) into the hearts of minds of real people, and these truths, like a "good infection" continue to spread, while each who receives them might only adopt parts (like we all are inclined to do), but even in parts they become a plague of facts that wipe out the Old Guard's narrative (control). So, in a panic, as they lose another sheep, one by one and then by the thousand at a time, the Old Guard manufactures a "movement" rather than addressing the truths (the ideas) themselves. So that when faced with another ordinary, good patriot who has made a profound realization and who speaks it out loud, the Old Guard just tries to point a finger at him and shrieks, "He's another QAnon!" But the poor guy is bewildered, because he's never been to 8Kun, or 4chan, or Telegram, or Reddit, and probably hasn't given Qanon any thought at all (until now perhaps). He's basically being called a 'nazi" for simply having seen a truth which is transforming his view of his world, even in an as yet minor way. There is no QAnon. But the truth itself is spreading like wildfire and the Old Guard is desperate to contain it. Because they can't refute it.

>>12853747

The opposite of an angel incarnate is…?

>>12853805

It's the ideas themselves they're criticizing (terrified of). There is no QAnon. There is a man made of straw though. Caw caw!

>>12853836

IT'S AFRAID.