>>7918753

Hmm…

Well, I can't tell you what is going to be spiritually significant to you. Most people are good and pretty much everyone has an inherent concept of the divine, even if they aren't expressing it intellectually.

Pro Aris et Focis. The etymology of that phrase is revealing. I do funky things with phonetic roots when tracing etymologies - aris is "arise" and focis is obviously "focus" - the original meanings of these words are different. One was the altar of their god, the other was the fire the community was built around.

Old beliefs held that the tribe descended from some god or another. "In the name of whom we came" and the pyre of the community being the symbol of its life and unity "and the life of our tribe."

The reason there are "many names for God" is because there were many different tribes who all held their origin as being with some god or another.

Hence why I distinguish between the all-encompassing God of "the Tao" and the concept of god as the deity of a tribe.

Trying to say any of these are distinctly good or evil is trying to apply a system of morality to them which was authored for the purposes of centralizing the authority and legitimizing an empire. Not all empires were explicitly bad, yet they are not necessarily kind or without brutality.

Being meguca is suffering, if you get what I mean.

How you understand or internalize your grasp of the Tao and the God of the absolute is largely up to you. It's like trying to assign descriptions to Nature, itself - the same nature which produces cuddly kittens and puppies we love also has cats rip the shit out of mice. Everyone struggles to understand the experience we seemingly share - some even question if others are even here with them. I have decided to treat this as real even if everyone else is just a projection or some kind of weird virtual reality NPC - but that doesn't mean rejecting it as being real or relevant is impossible/invalid for others.

How one chooses to approach the concept of reality - IE - being defined by the world around them, or being defined by their own internal decree… Says a lot about their soul. If, for example, I were to argue that this world is not real - then what experience leads me to believe this, and how is it I define what reality should actually look like?

>>7918910

Kind of funny how everyone seems to know what a secret society believes.

If I wanted to smear a secret society, I could simply start a rumor about what they believe. Maybe it is related to what they believe. Maybe it is not. Perhaps I could even, with enough resources, start up my own faction among their order.

Just whose secret teachings are the real secret teachings?

https://youtu.be/FtutLA63Cp8

Symbols are not labels. You can't change the meaning of a symbol as easily as you can redefine a word or displace its meaning. Even when you copy it and try to distort it by plastering it on blaspheme, it still serves its original purpose and reminds those with insight of the truth which formulated its design.

It's why the old written languages used pictures, the names of which could vary yet their meaning remained very similar.

2:20 is of particular relevance to the who is whom among secret societies.

Whether I was handed a scythe or born with one is a question I find intriguing - or perhaps I am only just a bud among the blossoms. Time will tell.

>>7918993

Q is not wrong…

But you are not as right as you think you are.

But, if I have to break down each slide in the show for you, it kind of loses its meaning.

You forget that the cult is the Church and that it has been killing entire families for a thousand years … Not to mention the people who came before in Egypt and elsewhere.

There has been a very real need to keep things secret. Clever as serpents, as they say.

The cult are rather stupid and think that they can dress themselves in symbols and somehow gain magic power.

But magic doesn't work like that - if you want to call mysticism magic.

The people who don't get it and try to use it glow as they are effectively rambling about islands tipping over and how the internet is a series of tubes.

I find it interesting how people who pray to an idol as if they are holier than thou then want someone to come along and remove the clergy raping them. The old world was a bit more intelligent and realized that the path of destruction had its purpose. Fires occasionally need to burn away the debris.

Do you understand why they do not refer to him as a son of Cain?

Ah well, I suppose it really doesn't matter. All will be sorted as this wraps up, anyway. I will warn you… The red pill is not a permanent buff and the blue pill doesn't disappear.

But that is a story of pomegranates and goddesses, so we'll leave that for another day.

>>7919092

The pomegranate was the original Fruit of Knowledge.

"Bad Apple"

Associated with Hera. "Our Lady of the Pomegranate" - church, mary.

The red pill - seed of the pomegranate.

Persephone was kidnapped by Hades (or perhaps she eloped, you know how that goes) and ate a single seed of the pomegranate from the underworld.

The change of the seasons.

Cain was a farmer.

The scythe.

The character Elly from Touhou - first in the series to start invincible.

Mark of Cain.

Speaking of touhou…. All created by one man? Matching descriptions of obscure western symbolism?

In the YT vid - where does the pen come from?

Why do the ladies in the night form the owl's wing of the scholar?

Battling bunny girls on your screen.

Can you see it, yet?

>>7919208

https://youtu.be/L92BEWH_p2c

Look up the translation for that song, specifically toward the end. Then consider its structure of mixing languages and its source.

One thing that was done to circumvent censure was to place things into art and play. Imagine you have a story that the world has to know… But it is so classified and buried within lies that you can't tell it.

You could write a story that is totally fiction and never really happened, though.

Be careful with that.

Battling bunnygirls on your screen.

>>7919217

If memory serves, they are K-band radars. Long wave over-the-horizon radars. Can't do much about them aside from theoretical "plasma stealth".

Even then, they are only useful for directing fighters to intercept. The way they work is also rather inexact. Think of how sonar ducts through the thermocline.

Russia puffing their chest and the media giving them a platform.

Battling bunnygirls…..

>>7919270

Interesting… Although I think we are looking through too many lenses to be able to get a good idea of what happened, there.

I have no doubt that the people removed were likely bad people - though whether it was our guys doing the dirty work or the bad guys tying up loose ends… Hard to say. Could be just that "we" were okay with letting the cabal tie up loose ends we didn't need to waste time in court with.

Could be I am just an asshole who views every major incident as such through the lens of conspiracy. I just find it hard to believe that was an accident… Now… Maybe those people are still alive in a cell somewhere - or maybe they were killed elsewhere or added to the roster of a doomed airplane. Could be that is just how they terminate identities of operatives, as well. A lot of possibilities.