Man, it'd be awfully fun if more people started to grasp what exactly those words mean.
same issue here
Giving a (You) to any poster that uses the name field is a mistake.
There is one single exception.
queue the "lee is a satanist" retarded normalfag babble
>Who cares
Yeah, normies being led astray by purposeful misunderstanding of symbolism in no way gives this community a bad rap… sure.
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You know, a lot of people shit on Naruto, but it has very, very strong mystical influence.
Q offers examples of interpreting cinematic analogy and it's also a very intriguing practice to me as well.
I've often offered a list of televion shows or movies that have heavy esoteric implications. Here's some more, if you'd like.
>pretending to understand symbolism
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Not only is that not Lucifer, you brainlet, there is only a negative implication with this symbolism because the noses and hidden faggots tricked you in to thinking in dichotomous frames.
For the record, I genuinely think an Anon printing press is a good idea. This medium is saturated with unknowing cattle-frame and and low T/dopamine normalfags that give virtually no effort in deciphering puzzles.
A platform where we can filter out all of the shit that taints this place and avoids the /pol/-tier or /b/-tier slide is genuinely a great idea.
>Redpill me on the Magicians. I only know the blonde has really nice tits
That one is stepped in all sorts of esoteric practices.
I could write an essay or some shit on this, but do you mean to ask specific questions?
They present the use of sigils and incantations.
They convey the reality that "magic comes from pain".
They employ the Harry Potter-esque hidden school of magic theme (clearly this one is real).
Obviously you have to stomach the fagged themes, but there's always a cost to accruing these kinds of perspectives.
Who do you think Harry Potter is, exactly?…
Harry is the Anointed One, the one "the bad guy" (you guys call him "Satan" pretty often, but the idea is devoid of dichotomy) in this story can't reign in, the analogous Christ… you know, hence the scar.
Besides, even Jesus' story is just a story at this point (don't get all twisted, you guys. I know one of you is about to type a response or post some bible verse, but just bear with me here), but the implications are still embedded within said story.
Until you figure out that book is a manual (not the OT), albeit a gutted one, and not a collection of stories, you're going to inevitably miss the mark continually.
OT is from the reverse perspective that NT is.
The "God" of OT is first Anu or El in the Garden and then later Enlil or Yahweh elsewhere, especially where dealing with Israel.
NT is different. Its main focus is on a measly four Gospels that were concocted by his many disciples. He had more than twelve, by the way (zodiacal reference).
As for Jesus, he was pale-skinned. He had red hair and light colored eyes. He was not raised as a Hebrew. He was raised Zoroastrian, hence the three Magi visiting him upon birth. The same people he learned from also took their knowledge to India (Hindu), China (Buddhism/Taoism) and Tibet (Buddhism) to name a few. Why do you think Hindu gods are Aryan? Why do you think there are red-haired groups in India and China?…
There's no disputing the impact Jesus had. He's probably the most important character in our history and has been immortalized in several ways for a great deal of reasons. He is indeed (a) Christ, an Anointed One. He was the progenitor of a world-wide spiritual movement for a damn good reason.
You could also call him a Budha or a Lucifer (again, don't get all twisted; these are just titles).
Otherwise, I don't care to weigh in too much. I'm sure this is enough nest kicking for now anyway.
Read Sumerian lore.
They were "ETs". We are hybridized versions of the beings. We were half created by them and half impregnated by them. They also fucked some of primitive man. Note, man isn't the same as human.
Words have meaning.
As for Jesus being an Aryan, I think I'll defer on that.
I can say this, though: the idea of him growing up Hebrew is easily explained by their taste for absorbing outside religious rhetoric. Hebrews got a lot from Zoroastrians, from concepts like Heaven and Hell or angels to Monotheism (although the modern version being Monotheistic is just feigned).
Also, he traveled East after sending Mary (not his mom) and the daughter West. There's a city in Japan that claims he died there, but it was most likely India.
Indeed, something like that.