/x/ - Paranormal

>some decievers/people invent things like "satan/jesus" not because they can't handle giving God credit for everything, but because they refuse to.

this is because they believe themselves to be greater than God and want to become God or make humanity into God. see the story of the tower of babel. look up "the singularity" and do research on what kind of people are always pushing "singularity" speak, and technological transcendance. also everyone pushing "the internet of things" and trying to unite us all in bad ways so they can attempt to control us and spy on us by sneaking in bluetooth and wifi into toilets and salt shakers.

remember jesus and satan are both "the morning star" and jesus is "the son of man" and was also obsessed with trying to convince everyone that he was "god" which is one of the reasons I believe jesus was a globalist.

also note the obsession with zodiac signs. jesus talks about "the man with the pitcher of water" and that's supposedly aquarius. alot of people say "we are not the (jesus)fish we are actually the (ocean)water!" this is connected to how we know water is a sacred creation of God (great flood, waters above and below the earth) and these people equate hijacking the meaning of the current great awakening to mean that "humanity is the water" (hey did you know the human body is a large percentage of water?!?!?? but lets totally ignore all the other things we are made out of, and disregard the fact that we are souls, and we have bodies and not the other way around.)

so that in essence they are implying that "humanity is God" also there are many connections between jesus, satan "lucifer the light bringer" and the sun we see in the sky every day. they also want to hijack that because they want to worship the sun as another one of their many false idols. notice a theme? they enjoy taking the creations of God and worshipping them or claiming to be them.

these same decievers throughout history made up lies like:

"the greatest trick the devil ever did was convince us he didn't exist"

which pyschologically tempts your mind to consider that you are worried that you are being fooled, and thus tricking a non-devil believer (since the devil isn't real but idiots worship that) into worrying that you are making a mistake by being unaware of a possible threat and then believing again in an attempt to "bring yourself up to speed" and protect yourself.

or

"the path to hell is paved with good intentions"

so what may I ask Is the path to heaven paved with? bad intentions?

>there is no hell, other than the very earth we live on. when God made the earth, the sun and the moon, and the stars and said "and it was good" it was not good for humanity, but good for the purpose God has for humanity.

>God communicates directly with every human being. You've been doing so your whole life, but not everybody realizes it.

>When you first learn to listen, it is very easy to convince yourself (and for others to convince you) that you are insane.

>It's not always a good idea to tell others what you are experiencing because they might react in very irrational ways that are harmful to your health and wellbeing. however, this is a great way to test who your real friends are. warning: you may end up alone because as it turns out, most people are shit. (most being shit based on experience. could simply be that some people just run into alot of bad people, giving them a confused angle on what people are the most common)

>there is no such thing as a random thought in your head. everything you think was meant to be thought of. yes, we all have silly or disturbing thoughts pop into our heads like this very simple and shallow example: "what If I choked on the food I'm eating right now?".

>some thoughts are given to you so that you can hold them in your mind and consider them without agreeing or disagreeing with them, similarly to how ideas are handled by the most intelligent people.

>some thoughts come up as miraculous ideas

>some thoughts come up so that you can think "No! that's stupid, that's totally bad, lets not do that." because it can make you aware of what Not to do.

>God will offer undeniable proof to you if you ask. But, and here's where it gets kind of funny… the proof is not transferable. The proof will absolutely convince you of the truth, but will not be anything that can convince others.

>Once you have a personal relationship with God, that supersedes all other teachings, the bible, your pastors, or history.

>most if not all religions are mostly if not all wrong- but most if not all religions have small pieces of truth.

>many religions are designed to get in everyones way and tie them up with tedious obsessive busy work that accomplishes nothing and gets them nowhere and entraps them in very limiting belief systems (just like schools and college and jobs in this world) (if you are too busy stressing out trying to do your homework and pass tests and exams and get good grades and figure out your taxes and pay all your bills, and worry about insurance, you can't stop and think clearly to improve on philosophy and wonder why you're doing any of this in the first place) there is no fun allowed, you are not allowed to wonder, you are not allowed to feed your curiousity, you are not allowed to be free, you are not allowed to dream.

>many religions are designed to trick people into thinking they need to go to a special building to worship God so that they don't feel as if they are being heard by God as well as if they were praying in the approved place of worship like churches, synagoges, and mosqs.

>the bible and all religious texts from most if not all religions are flawed and imperfect at the very least because of the fact that human people wrote the bible and human people are flawed and imperfect (many examples in the bible where both good and bad people had a chance to write/add things in while it wasn't done yet) "money is the root of all evil" but "money answereth all things"

>human beings are imperfect, and everything they make, say, do, and so on is imperfect, including bible, scripture, stories, any religious texts, books, teachings, and so on.

>the word of God doesn't come from the bible. everything here is a false idol including the bible, money, statues, kings, and so on.

Exodus 20

>"You shall have no other gods before Me."You shall not make for yourself an idol, or any likeness of what is in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the water under the earth."

Deuteronomy 5

>You shall have no other gods before Me. You shall not make for yourself an idol, or any likeness of what is in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the water under the earth.

>the word of God only comes straight from God.

remember people, I'm talking about the one and only God here. the infinite, beyond infinite. eternal

rule 2: keep politics and political memes out of /x/

please suggest new things to be added to the guide, or tell me what I should remove from the guide. I might like some of your suggestions and add them or I might not like any suggestions, but thanks anyways

I hope I can make some real improvement.

What is this meant to be a guide to? There's a bunch of words, but there doesn't seem to be any actual substance. It isn't cohesive. You make a bunch of assertions about "God" without elaborating, explaining why these assertions are important to the overall theme of the guide, what the overall theme is, other than the very broad topic of "paranormal/spiritual" stuff, or giving anyone who might have a reason to read this a reason to believe what you're saying instead of what they already believe. Also, there's no practical way for anyone to use any of this information, maybe other than the thing about asking for undeniable proof, but you barely mention it, and to do that kind of thing you need a bit more foundational knowledge. I'm not trying to be mean or tell you I understand anything better than you, but I can't figure out why you're trying to put all of the information you've got here into some kind of guide when there are books on /fringe/ that explain all of this is their first chapters and then give you ways to use the information. There is some good advice in this, but a lot of it is well known to people who have read anything else. I just don't know what you're trying to accomplish.

>>33184

I think what he's going for hear is

1.) How to listen to god

2.) Listening to god is of the utmost importance

3.) Humans talking about (what god wants) are not actually talking about what god wants. The bibile/ any written test "of god"/ any religion of god. is not actually of god

4.) what god wants from/for each human is different hence point 3

>without elaborating

>why these assertions are important

I think he's trying not to commit the "sin" that he thinks the writings of god and religions of god make. The problem he seems to have with them is they try to extrapolate the message of god into a broad message easily digestible for everyone or its used to control them. Which is not the nature of gods message. Because gods message is personal to each and every human being. So he would be guilty the same as them if he told you how to talk to god to receive his message.

or at least that my pull from it. I just find it funny that he shits on the bible then uses the bible as a source

There is no 'God'. There is no 'big picture'. Innocent people suffer and die every day in vain. I suppose you're an adult, so I suggest that you accept reality and stop believing in imaginary entities.

>>33197

Boy it sure is summer.

>>33184

>What is this meant to be a guide to?

just a good general guide to spirituality and religion in general.

>There's a bunch of words, but there doesn't seem to be any actual substance. It isn't cohesive. You make a bunch of assertions about "God" without elaborating, explaining why these assertions are important to the overall theme of the guide, what the overall theme is, other than the very broad topic of "paranormal/spiritual" stuff, or giving anyone who might have a reason to read this a reason to believe what you're saying instead of what they already believe.

hold up hold up

>Also, there's no practical way for anyone to use any of this information,

reading one line at a time helps.

>maybe other than the thing about asking for undeniable proof, but you barely mention it, and to do that kind of thing you need a bit more foundational knowledge. I'm not trying to be mean or tell you I understand anything better than you, but I can't figure out why you're trying to put all of the information you've got here into some kind of guide when there are books on /fringe/ that explain all of this is their first chapters and then give you ways to use the information. There is some good advice in this, but a lot of it is well known to people who have read anything else. I just don't know what you're trying to accomplish.

oh great /fringe/… I don't really like fringe to be honest. lot's of bullshittery going on over there. lot's of logical traps and effort consuming obsessions that lead nowhere.

>>33193

>I think what he's going for hear is

>1.) How to listen to god

>2.) Listening to god is of the utmost importance

>3.) Humans talking about (what god wants) are not actually talking about what god wants. The bibile/ any written test "of god"/ any religion of god. is not actually of god

>4.) what god wants from/for each human is different hence point 3

>I think he's trying not to commit the "sin" that he thinks the writings of god and religions of god make. The problem he seems to have with them is they try to extrapolate the message of god into a broad message easily digestible for everyone or its used to control them. Which is not the nature of gods message. Because gods message is personal to each and every human being. So he would be guilty the same as them if he told you how to talk to god to receive his message.

>or at least that my pull from it. I just find it funny that he shits on the bible then uses the bible as a source

that's a good way of looking at it anon. thanks for that. remember though, I did say:

>most if not all religions are mostly if not all wrong- but most if not all religions have small pieces of truth.

believing everything you read as perfect, that's the problem.

>>33203

Unaware of this. What happened?

>>33207

> everything you read as perfect

ahhh I see I do something similar. But its the opposite.

I find the little bit of truth in everything. I'll spend 30 min watching some old cook give a talk about how he drilled down into under ground caverns with special forces to fight aliens type things.

And I'll hear one bit of truth that ties into other strange paranormal sightings. In that case it was their odor that was reminiscent of other sighted paranormal activity.

>>33212

I was hoping he didn't just stop posting. Everyone will just end up thinking it is a ruse and therefore your attempted ruse had no point.

I'm still here

>>33212

Or either dead, possessed, or insane.