>>7502925

First off, time itself is a paradox. It doesn't exist.

A circle has no beginning, so there is no end. There is no future, no past.

What we're experiencing is cause and effect on as big of a scale as possible.

Also, what you're speaking of is the Akashic Records. These "records" not only exist, but are referring to by some as soul cell memory (Roths…).

This is something you can access - not easily, but still, you can do it.

Finally, there does indeed exist "secret messages" hidden within holy texts. Unfortunately, it's not, nor has it ever been, as simple as understanding some coding language. The more it got translated, the more it got watered down.

Even then, the real version of Christianity got stifled and purposefully forgotten many generations ago.

>>7503004

Project Looking Glass is ridiculous.

It's predicated upon fantastical "science", the same that brought us hilarious images like >>7503011

>>7503051

>A bigger paradox is… that we exist.

This is no paradox. You chose to come here. Uranus and Neptune simply continue to confuse you.

>Have we contributed to it, BEFORE HAND?

You literally made/make this shit. All of it.

>A bigger paradox is.. if a/The Creator is all that there ever was/is/will be; and "He" is ultimately only Good

Slow down.

>why does that conflict with everything we experience.

Put simply, the "God" you know of, the one that controls this place, is not Creator. Creator is within you.

We may not ultimately control this place, but we certainly have a say in what happens.

Know this, anon: all "Gods" are a choice.

>>7503068

Exactly.

>>7503085

I know that "creator" is within each of us, just like Jesus said "The Kingdom of God is within you".

As the story goes, Creator decided it would "attempt to remember" by sharding itself and taking form in vessels of lower planes.

It's said Neptune and Uranus maintain the ego system and our amnesia.

The Game is about remembering:

You need to remember we're all one

>WWG1WGA

Please listen to both Pneuma (important word) and Parabol+Parabola by the band Tool.

Please see the lyrics for both songs.

You have so much more than you know.

>>7503095

If your argument is that it's not so much about time and instead about planning for what people intend to do based on what they accuse others of, fine. I can accept that.

With that being said, anyone that's explained Looking Glass around me has given me the same impression: "POTUS and /ourguys/ stole the future-seeing machine and are using against [them]!" which is fucking retarded.

Thank you, anon. This makes more sense, even if it is or you are full of shit.

>>7503123

>>The deceiver says, he says

>You belong to me

>You don't wanna breathe the light of the others

>Fear the light

>Fear the breath

>Fear the others for eternity

We aren't even scratching the surface, anon.

>>7503140

>something something Carl Jung

Yes, this is true.

Unfortunately, many stories have, again, been so watered down with translation that we hardly recognize the truth for what it is.

Unfortunately for you, too many disagree with you. Don't get me wrong, your explanation of Brahma (the symbol) and what Jung explained is both sensbile and well founded.

Regardless, the Egyptians tell a tale of one they called Thoth, the Greeks of one they called Prometheus (and Hermes), what modernity calls Jesus (Yeshua), Hindus call Ganesha and what Buddhists call… well, Budha.

These figures all share something very particular:

They all stole "The Fire".

What you'll find is that the fire is a symbol for the activation of The Kundalani.

There's a reason he keeps getting nailed to a tree, hung upside down, or otherwise punished. He was naughty.

Have you ever seen The Immaginarium of Doctor Parnassus?

How did Heath/Johnny's character die? Why?

Why did Ledger die IRL?

This is deep, anon… very deep.

>>7503157

It's said it was conditional:

Creator must relinquish its memory and its tether, which will be up-kept by Neptune and Uranus (to some degree I'm not very privy to).

I'm not intentionally embedding the same song over and over…

>>7503166

>lukim

>to see; look at

This is the best I can do.

I'm sorry to disappoint you.

Although, I get pretty lazy when I get tested… so…

>>7503174

The best option for rescuing someone from demoralization and apathy is to show them what things could be like if things were to change "for the better".

You need to give them a jolt.

This is what really sparked things for me. Hopefully it helps.

>>7503215

You should really watch that movie.

I don't do Hollywood anymore either, but, seriously, make time tomorrow to watch that movie. No more of the truth has ever been told, it seems.

The movie itself is enough to understand, but once you understand Ledger's role and why he died…

>>7503247

I knew that was familiar

Funny how I then revealed what they call it…

You seem like you'd know some shit.