>>17832059 lb

To be perfectly honest with you, I only really speak on subjects I feel confident that I've read a decent amount about (though some semi-frequent speculation is entertaining sometimes). I'm just annoyed that there isn't anywhere near as much stimulating research/discussion here as there used to be.

A good place to start would be actually reading books and not just a few of them or only about one topic or a single book in a genre.

Frankly, anon, I'm not as informed as plenty of people that used to come here. Some of those lads were way better than me. I suppose I just feel some sort of responsibility to maintain that level of quality. Maybe it's a big ask though. The way I see it, I may as well try.

>>17832124

That's not really the point, anon. The Maitreyan perspective is sort of interesting for several reasons, but it feels pretty lacking to me. It makes far more sense to instead interpret it thusly:

Do what Christ did. Do not "follow" him. Do not "follow" anyone. Your path isn't the same as everyone else's. But you should stick to his teachings (particularly the red text) so that you might come to the same crossroads he did, so that you can carry out the same magnitude of endeavors as he did, so that you might be able to achieve something remotely close to what he did.

The thing is, basically no one will be able to replicate what he did. But that's not the point. The point is striving for it, the point is the aim.

Aim a little Higher.

>>17832143

Check that out. At least one of you is still giving it a go.

May you know Da Way, fren.

>>17832158

>Freaking time traveler who has proved himself over and over and over again.

Maybe you missed the post about Occam's Razor. It's far more sensible to conclude that /ourguys/ have been busy planning and still have some twists and turns planned for us. I don't see the point in jumping to "time travel", even if Looking Glass was a pretty big topic here plenty of times over the years.

>>17832161

A lot of them were tapped. A lot of them tapped out. Others just got annoyed with this place and decided /pol/ was more interesting the whole time anyway, especially as more frens left, which only saw a big balloon in the boomer and tourist demographics around here.

>>17832166

This is basically one big hostage situation, anon. Too few realize that we're all locked in the same stupid box.

As for who or what the bloodlines are, it's mostly just an obsession with maintaining the bloodlines of the Pleistocene. I'm afraid, for example, that cannibalism is far more historically common than most might think. You're going to want to look into Patrick Ryan to have a pretty deep explanation for this.

Also, check these out for more explanation, although a bit vague and obscured by metaphor.

>>17832188

I've glad you've enjoyed my past explanations, but upon further reading, I think we all got sort of duped here.

The Gnostic depictions made Saklas and Eve the parents of Cain. But the Gnostic perspectives were antiquated for good reason. Maybe instead of shoving everything into neat little boxes without any room for nuance, it makes much more sense to just see Cain as Severity to Able's Mercy, to view Cain as Set or maybe Zeus/Enlil, the Night to Sun's Light.

But these comparisons are likely lost on most without further context. See, Set wasn't always a bad guy, just like Enlil. Likewise, Severity has its purposes too, which is why you have an inherent desire for Justice (a big thing that brought us all together).

Maybe instead of boiling everything down to "these are all even people", calling everyone demons or Satan and pretending it makes sense to call people who disagree with you "evil" like trannies and faggots call people racist, it might make things a little easier on you if you instead put in effort to understand the more Mystical themes at play.

I don't even care what you conclude, just learn more and contemplate more.

>>17832199

Memes are what you would call "tulpas" or "thoughtforms". Anons figured this out years ago, which is a big reason why anons settled on an Old God from the Ogdoadic pantheon to aid our efforts in "raising up The Light".

>>17832204

Just look in to Sumerian, Greek, Norse and basically all of the other old Lore. There's a virtual consensus here, anon.

>>17832218

That's sort of the point, anon.

If you're looking for more.

>>17832265

More for (You). You'd probably like Lost too. Definitely watch that.

>>17832260

Q is just protecting her. It's not like they'll find her at this point anyway.

>>17832279

The prevailing (informed) perspective is that the stories were collected from various sources and used to create a new Piscean Age "Religion". It's not that we should disregard The Bible, it's that normalfags don't get it.

If you're just going to read the one book, try to focus on the red text.

>>17832282

>They are looking for the code that God put in there

kek it wasn't a friendly change, at least not the most recent patch.

>>17832284

What? No. That's a silly thing to say anyway, because Jesus literally said the Kingdom of God is within you. Christians in all denominations I'm familiar with insist that the Holy Spirit is inside of you, that God is sharded among all of us. So I don't see the point in this kind of rhetoric. How is "becoming God" (which you already are… and that's the whole point of the Holy Spirit idea) supposed to be a bad thing? Aiming for Divinity, which all humans equally exalt, is a bad thing?

I think there's too much worry based on complete misinterpretations here.

To give you an idea of the timeline (a very rough one):

>basically monkeys hanging around earth

>tall white people swoop in and build a colony

>colony needs workers

>golems brought along for the ride, indigenous populations and some of the newcommers' own DNA are all spliced, giving birth to a new species

>Eden

>more new people

>newest new people wait out a cataclysm and swoop in at an opportune time

>the new species is too smart, so they dumb them down, making them perfect for menial labor and shit like that

>newcommers and newer newcommers fight and shit

>cataclysm

>even newer newcommers (total dicks) show up

>everyone is suddenly full retard because of all of the cataclysms and invasions, even though the first one was just friendlies and the second group, though pragmatic, were not quite as bad

So there you go. Now you get the basic rundown.

>>17832290

If you're going to watch anything next, it should be The OA. It's the best Mystic-leaning show I think I've ever seen Britt Marling knows some shit, some real shit.

You might like Archive 81 too.

>>17832289

John Dee is fine, you just have to understand the nuance and do some work first to uncondition. Most normalfags won't get it though.

>>17832295

>>17832297

Dude, fuck off. Let people learn things on their own. The whole muh knowledge will hurt the normalfags rhetoric is just insulting and stupid.

You're not as far along as you think you are. Everyone must understand how to perform Works.

No Secrets.

No Oaths.

>>17832329

Prometheus is a Lucifer, dude. Did you even read any of the material?

>>17832331

We have no room for gatekeeping here.

>>17832340

Let the normalfags learn for themselves. Don't tell them everything is evil like the fucking faggot Catholics do.

>>17832341

It's retained a bit more of the Mysticism more modern denominations have lost. It's probably the best of the Exoteric "Christian" traditions.

>>17832346

Yeah, actually.

>>17832349

It's really not "my ideology" though. Though, to be fair, you're on the right track. The ideology (a very atrophied one) that most normalfags see the world using is certainly "keeping us in the box".

>>17832352

I explained where you were confused and then you proceeded to re-explain everything I just said…

>>17832390

Definitely. Most cultures have retained that info too.

>>17832386

We've had blue balls for about 5 years now, but that doesn't mean it's not true.

>>17832392

Bottom right for Manifest.

>>17832410

Just read Greek Mythology, anon. Then when you're done, study up on loads of other Mythologies. Eventually, you'll learn to syncretize and things get pretty obvious from there.