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Eschatology/End Times - An Ancient Psy Op? Anonymous 09/16/16 (Fri) 06:05:37 c18812 No.4523

In many places online, there is a resurgence of end times beliefs. The fact that people all over the world observe natural phenomena (species die-outs, earthquakes, etc.), plutocratic crypto-history (pick your group - J, J, M, etc.), The Inverse relationship between technological advancement, and social/cultural/economic

/psychological health of the world population, the breakdown of classical culture, the breakdown of the old, the emergence of the alien and the new (cyberpunk, or occult subcultures, waves of new social movements, the transvaluation of morals, etc.) leads many to come to the conclusion that we are witnessing the end of history - as per the prophecies of the book of revelations, lets say. But there isn't just this - the hopis have their own prophecy referring to the "5th World", the hindu's believe in the kali yuga, etc. The most important thing to attempt to resolve is the veracity of these ideas, because not only does this determine how futile the future is, but it allows for an understanding of the major culprits of evil in our world.

Is there any evidence to suggest that these ideas - specifically the Judeochristian end times - is an ancient psyop?

I've heard rumors it is a sort of war game - planned out thousands of years in advance by very intelligent plutocrats aware of the powers of the mass-mind, with their own millenia-old scheme to control history.

So how do we know? Is there any hope for truth in a world of competing knowledge structures, belief systems, etc. --- to establish a real history, and either affirm or dispell eschatological-armageddon thinking? based on the history of the ideas themselves rather than some lazy "secular" assumption that its a silly idea. Consider how this must've been structured if at all - is there an esoteric elite - evil factions that proceed with this as a plan, maybe good factions that warn the world through prophecy and exotericized biblical literature - etc.???

We have to approach this from a more open-minded schema, but also attempt to falsify or affirm this - because it is directly related to how we all - religious or not - orient our history, and therefore our future.

Any sages posses the knowledge to help a lost soul and his brethren uncover the truth on this?

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Anonymous 06/20/17 (Tue) 05:27:51 9f3ef9 No.5348

Two separate things.

1.Monkey-human catastrophizing. When you want to show how much you care by being afraid of losing things in the future, then it spirals out of control, and you imagine losing everything so hard you pretend you actually believe it.

2. Things actually ending. If we consider the Roman dark ages and the Bronze Age collapse, there's definitely end times, if not quite so dramatic as the melodramas portray. (It's an affective representation, it's not supposed to be scientific.) There's also substantial evidence for The Flood, most recently due to cometary impacts on the ice age glaciers. That's a real end times. But it's metaphysical end times only in the fact that emotions are metaphysical and it certainly felt like all existence was coming to an end. In fact, all existence was not coming to an end, and if humans evolved once, it can probably happen again. Even if all life is wiped out of not just Earth, but the universe, the planet will keep on spinning.

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