recovered alcoholic. consciousness explorer. UFO researcher.
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Nice work! Life is nondeterministic intelligence manifesting through, not from, matter/energy/space/time. It is organized consciousness.
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I don’t believe the Bible is divine. I do believe parts of it have spiritual truth. I also believe parts of it, depict historical events.
That being said, I also believe parts of it have spiritual falsehood, and parts of it have historical fabrication.
However, I must battle you on your own ground
Deception is real and subtle, I agree with that. But I think you’re making a logical jump that doesn’t really have to be made, when it comes to deliverance stuff and pretty much everything else.
The Bible talks a lot about deception, but it does not say “anywhere” that demons are hyper intelligent planners behind everything people experience. That is an extrapolation, a big one. It is not grounded in scripture.
To me “I humbly admit this is only my view and I don’t claim to know definitively” it makes more sense that a lot of what we’re seeing, especially in deliverance settings, can come from internal forces in man.
The mind, belief, expectation, fear, suggestion, all of that can produce very real experiences. People can shake, cry, feel things leave, speak differently, all without needing an external entity involved.
Read up on mesmerism and animal magnetism. These things are not fully understood, but there’s definitely an area for research here.
Scripture leans heavily into the internal side of things.
I most likely like you have read the Bible multiple times in my life in search of truth.
Jeremiah 17:9 says the heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked, who can know it. That puts a huge emphasis on what is going on inside of a person, not external demons.
James 1:14 says each person is tempted when he is lured and enticed by his own desire. That again points inward, not outward.
And then you have something like Proverbs 23:7, as a man thinks in his heart, so is he. Belief and internal state shape experience more than people realize.
Jesus, when he talks about what defiles a person, says in Mark 7:21 - 23 that it comes from within, out of the heart of man come evil thoughts and all these things. That is a strong statement about the source of evil being internal.
So when I look at deliverance, I don’t immediately jump to demons. I see a setting where someone believes something is in them, they are told it is coming out, there is authority involved, emotion is high, attention is focused, and something shifts internally. That can absolutely produce a powerful release or transformation.
That does not make it fake, it just means the mechanism might be different than what people are assuming. It could be psychological, it could be archetypal, it could be deep subconscious material surfacing and resolving under pressure and belief.
I am not saying there are no spiritual forces at all. In fact, some of these cases, I definitely believe could be spiritual forces, but I don’t think they are organized and I don’t believe in the typical framework of Christianity.
Where I’m going with this is to say I think it is risky to label everything as demonic activity when there are other explanations that line up with both scripture and direct observation.
There are also spiritual forces that are not angelic or demonic. In fact, I don’t believe anything is necessarily angelic or demonic. These are just labels given by one particular religion to a wide array of spiritual reality and spiritual inhabitants.
Deception is real, I agree with you there. I just think a lot of it starts much closer to home than people want to admit, and if you do not understand that, you can end up mislabeling what is actually happening.
This has happened repeatedly throughout history
PS I couldn’t respond to your comment at the length I wanted to without having to get verified again and pay the eight dollars but here we are now I can give you my full thoughts
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Kyle retweeted
The Demiurge Theory That Shakes the Foundations of Biblical Faith.....
Is the God of the Old Testament the Demiurge? This is a question the early Church feared, suppressed, and branded as heresy, not because it was foolish, but because it was dangerous. Dangerous ideas are always buried, not refuted.
What if the god who creates the world in Genesis is not the highest God at all, but a lesser cosmic ruler? What if the jealous, wrathful, law giving deity of the Old Testament is not the Infinite Source, but a fragmented intelligence operating below the true Divine? This idea is not modern rebellion. It is ancient.
In Gnostic cosmology, the highest God is unknowable, invisible, and beyond form. This ultimate reality is called the Monad. It does not command, punish, or demand worship.
It simply emanates being. From this divine fullness, known as the Pleroma, emerge spiritual intelligences called Aeons, expressions of divine qualities rather than rulers or tyrants.
Then comes the fracture. Sophia, divine wisdom, emanates without her counterpart, and from this imbalance arises a flawed creator. Ignorant of the higher realms and cut off from the Pleroma, this being fashions the material universe and proclaims, “I am God, and there is no other.”
The Gnostics named him the Demiurge, also called Yaldabaoth. Not pure evil, but dangerously ignorant, a creator who does not know the Source from which he came.
Now read the Old Testament again, slowly and without fear. A god who walks in the garden, who feels regret, who becomes angry, jealous, and vengeful. A god who demands blood sacrifice and absolute obedience.
A god who hardens hearts, commands genocide, and governs through fear, law, and punishment. This is not the language of infinite perfection. It is the language of limitation.
The Gnostics noticed something later theologians tried desperately to erase. The god of Moses behaves nothing like the God revealed by Jesus. One governs through commandments and punishment, the other teaches through parables and liberation. One binds humanity to external law, the other points inward and says, “The Kingdom of God is within you.”
Even the names reveal the fracture. YHWH appears in fire, thunder, prohibition, and separation. Christ appears in light, stillness, intimacy, and remembrance. The Old Testament god says, “Obey and live.” Jesus says, “Know and be free.”
This pattern is not unique to Gnosticism. In ancient Mesopotamia, lesser gods known as the Anunnaki governed the material world beneath higher unseen principles. In Platonic philosophy, the perfect realm of Forms exists above the imperfect material copy. In Hindu tradition, Brahman is the ultimate, formless reality, while Brahma the creator operates within time, illusion, and limitation.
In Egyptian cosmology, Ptah conceives reality through divine mind, while lesser gods administer form and structure. In Zoroastrianism, the material world is shaped by opposing cosmic forces rather than a single benevolent will. Across cultures, the same distinction appears: the Absolute above, the craftsman below.
Even Jewish mysticism quietly agrees. The Kabbalah speaks of Ein Sof, the infinite and unknowable source beyond all attributes. Below it flow emanations that shape structure, law, and manifestation. When imbalance occurs, shells form, trapping divine light within material existence. This is uncomfortably close to Gnostic cosmology to be ignored.
Then comes the greatest scandal of all, the serpent in Eden. In orthodox theology, the serpent is deception and evil. In Gnostic interpretation, the serpent is illumination.
The god forbids the Tree of Knowledge, while the serpent encourages awareness. One demands obedience, the other initiates awakening. Ask yourself honestly who benefits from ignorance.
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Kyle retweeted
I do believe there are ascended masters, just by logic alone since we’re all at different stages of spiritual maturity so there must be a 99.9999th percentile just like with any other metric of human performance. And at that level, you’re fully connected with the godhead & have no amnesia, thus would exist on the other side of the veil like some immaterial Obi Wan, which by definition is an ascended master.
However, their existence would (and should as a matter of profit/strategy) be imitated by dark beings & astral thoughtforms created by the wishes/subconscious of the medium.
Blavatsky herself also made up some stuff, like her Tibetan master Morya wasn’t really from Tibet but a composite of several teachers including Alois Mailander.
Point is, I can’t take their word for it that they met Saint Germain, or the entity’s word that it *is* Saint Germain. Especially nowadays, with the Saint Germain character being a rockstar in the New Age channeling field along with Sananda, Koot Hoomi, and Ashtar. Personally I think those are all astral parasites or greys (and fabricators) these days, manipulating people.
On the other side of the veil are white & black brotherhoods, lodges of light or of darkness, and there’s a spiritual war going on. Which, by the way, that duality is counterfeited by the dark astral parasites themselves when they pretend to be some white lodge. Kyle Griffith’s book “War in Heaven” is an example of that.
Thus like with aliens, there are real good guys & fake good guys, and of course real bad guys as far as whether or not a being intends us well or harm.
I think that in the late 1800s, some benevolent secret societies (human) in conjunction with directives from the other side, decided it was time to put some previously secret knowledge out into the public.
No longer was it necessary to have your own personal teacher/guru to receive teachings. With printed material now mass produced, and modern man more rational than superstitious, certain teachings could be given out with a net positive for people. Or so they thought.
Meanwhile the dark brotherhoods took advantage of the same conditions & pumped out their “teachings” via the various black occultists that came online around that time. That’s why we had Steiners and Crowleys all the same. The manifesting/reality creation teachings also sprang up then, for better or for worse, depending on how it was used.
As for William Bramley, the miracle about him is that he wrote “Gods of Eden” without having been a UFOlogist or having done much UFO research. So that his theory aligns decently with the picture painted by other data says something. Naturally there will be divergences but overall he didn’t pull a Greer and that’s all the more credit to him.
The real secret societies are all plugged into the NHI world. This is a fact. Because if they weren’t, then they wouldn’t have the privileged knowledge & technology or abilities etc. to make them stand apart from the rest of humanity.
There are of course plenty of wannabe secret societies that do their best but they never achieve real power. If you’re not on the inside in some way, you’re one of the “little people” on the outside even if you do the rituals & wear the robes & publish the pamphlets.
So the real Saint Germain, who historical sources indicate was a successful Alchemist, was in touch with some degree of NHI. The classic Rosicrucians were hot on the idea of marrying an elemental. John Dee, the Queen’s own right hand man, was in touch with Enochian angels (so he believed).
It’s a joke the degree to which human history has been molded by nonhuman forces yet people don’t see it just as fish don’t see the very water they’re swimming in.
I do think that mixed duality exists at all levels in the illusion, whether government, politics, the afterlife, the so-called ascended masters, on up to the demiurge itself being a dual construct with a Creator-facing and World-facing sides that are in conflict just as our spirit is in conflict with our spirit/shadow.
