This is a taste of things to come. Be careful what you picture in your minds eye. Enough people focusing on the same thing is powerful.
Memetic Warfare
Benjamin Mitchell
Samuel Allen
Dominic Cook
serbs are behind it. They shill for Red Star
Christian Thompson
Juan Walker
Let me know if you're ready for a quick rundown
Caleb Howard
>Enough people focusing on the same thing is powerful.
The people or the thing they're focusing on?
Jose Scott
It’s all study of things that those who study it have no understanding of..
It’s like rabbis with the Torah and priests with the gospel. They search for hidden meaning and seek power, but they’ll never find anything because they don’t look at it the right way and never will. The true power is granted to those who are only searching for peace of heart and mind, and see the whole text IS the message and the power is clear as day.
God has made true power fool proof, and no amount of research will make fear stronger than love, nor deception stronger than truth. Only man can decide which, and that’s why we need a refresh and martyrs to prove it.
Gabriel Wilson
GcMAF cures cancer
... no seriously it does look it up
Adam Johnson
Belief makes reality. This is what fuels karma and dispenses Gods justice, it’s a chain reaction powered by mans want to believe and know that good always wins in the end.
Noah Carter
Ok Leaf what you got.
Jonathan Turner
So what do the schizo images you see mean? Explain.
Jaxson Anderson
Fuck your commie red star you fuckin nigger focus on hakenkreuz instead
Easton Miller
It means he’s stuck in between the matrix and the illusion. He knows he’s in the matrix, but still doesn’t understand reality or have enough faith in it to break out.
The devils ultimate weapons are paradoxes, doubt, and deception. They all work to fuel each other and attack a mans fear to keep him down. Whoever can rise above is essentially Jesus Christ / has the Holy Spirit with them for as long as they can stay grounded in the truth.
David Anderson
>This is what fuels karma and dispenses Gods justice
What's interesting to me is the Anglo interpretation of karma is more similar to an ancient Germanic concept called "wyrd" (root of weird)
Lincoln Collins
>try to imagine this red star
>see nothing but total blackness
eh?
Tyler Adams
Visualization and imagination are not instantaneous. This is a shill meme to make people think they are NPC. Eat shit.
Gabriel Gutierrez
>Belief makes reality
"I believe a unicorn exists"
>This is what fuels karma and dispenses Gods justice, it’s a chain reaction powered by mans want to believe and know that good always wins in the end.
Really? I thought those were called "actions". You know, the literal meaning of actually doing something and not nothing/imagining to do something.
Kind of like how you have to plant and harvest a crop, it doesn't just fall into your hands because you simply believe mother nature hands you a free lunch.
>yeah but
Yeah well go do that. Sit in your basement and imagine a plate of chicken tendies appearing in front of you. Even if you have to wait months, eventually it will happen because you believe so...
Michael Lewis
>Enough people focusing on the same thing is powerful.
So what should Jow Forums focus on in unison?
Lincoln Walker
That’s exactly it, “the Anglo interpretation”. However, the truth is universal, undivided, and whole. It’s the language the heart and mind speaks and knows.
Luke Martinez
I agree. That's why kikes want to control the narrative and history
Cameron Hernandez
Checked, satan.
It has to be based within reason, and belief in what can be done to fuel what may be done. Don’t take the truth out of context and add words that were not said to the conversation to argue against the truth.
Hunter Foster
MORE PLEASE
Asher Cooper
They have a long lineage of shame that keeps them from acknowledging and understanding the truth. They’re afraid to accept it because they’re afraid they won’t be forgiven. They’ve been severed since the crucifixtion, look at the Talmud where they prioritize peace over truth.
Without truth, we will not know peace, nor righteousness. It is the path to humanities salvation and leads us away from our own destruction.
Dominic Ramirez
>It has to be based within reason
Reason? You mean to tell me that omnipotence "reasons"? That doesn't sound very all-knowing.
>and belief in what can be done to fuel what may be done.
...To a degree but you still have to act. The wright brothers "had to believe" flight could be possible, but they still had to build the fucking plane. They had to assemble and make matter coherent in such a fashion as to act it it's own manner. You can believe all you want, the only thing it should do is fuel your potential to actually act on those beliefs.
>Don’t take the truth out of context and add words that were not said to the conversation to argue against the truth.
I'm rolling with what you're giving me, which is incomplete horseshit in my honest opinion. You tell me in one post to believe and now you're setting goalposts up in another, but lets put aside that fact and continue to reason.
Alexander Perez
>user, I
Are you Morpheus.
Wyatt Young
We let the digits decide that one.
>Rolling for Exploring the cosmos.
Okay will dump. Captcha sucks takes a while.
Lincoln Hall
Bentley Rivera
Been going on for ages.
Blake Turner
Belief shapes attitude which in turn influences behavior. Belief alone doesn't make something come magically true. It does however shape both your actions and expectations.
>Really? I thought those were called "actions". You know, the literal meaning of actually doing something and not nothing/imagining to do something.
You're hitting the exact point he's missing, but the foundation for those actions lies in personal beliefs
Thomas Torres
Exactly, you still have to act.
Like Christ acted when he came out and called his disciples to follow him. Like he did when he taught them, and began preaching in the towns, and rebuking the corrupted priesthood’s. Dying as a martyr for his cause, and having more spread out into the world to repeat the action, all fueled by belief, caused hem to be some of the historically most significant, famous, and successful men in history.
What was the core fundamental that fueled their action? Belief.
Kevin Myers
Only if you believe you are neo.
Justin Jenkins
>Belief shapes attitude which in turn influences behavior. Belief alone doesn't make something come magically true. It does however shape both your actions and expectations.
That is basically what I said, yes.
>You're hitting the exact point he's missing, but the foundation for those actions lies in personal beliefs
...But there are still "actions", it's not just "potential". It's not a "make a wish come true" or thought experiment bullshit.
Anthony Reyes
Brandon Scott
>tfw can only see 0-1
What does this mean, Anons? The idea is there. I know what a red star looks like; why can't I see it?
Also, all memes are extensions of chaos magick. Memes are essentially hypersigils.
Elijah Adams
Okay, so all that being said, if I had proposed to give you all the true power on earth if you are willing to follow me, believe in what you know is true, and die for the cause even if it seems it’s pointless, would you?
If not, refuting the fact that others have done so to a successful degree by claiming that belief is pointless only seems to be rejection of the idea whole hog because you’re afraid to see others succeed where you fail.
It’s more than accepting a long life of mediocrity over a short life of glory. It’s about absolute freedom or a conscious slavery, and willing to die consciously free than living as a conscious slave.
Levi Carter
>Exactly, you still have to act.
So it's not just thinking.
>Like Christ acted when he came out and called his disciples to follow him
So he actually acted then and didn't just think to himself.
>What was the core fundamental that fueled their action?
The fear of not believing and the imitation of something greater that is unreifiable to a human being. "Unreifiable" means "you cannot determine it" by the way. So some people made up the "greater" rather than taking action and seeking it for themselves.
God, when spoken of with no virtue is just a name.
Grayson Hall
Checked.
Lets follow the white rabbit and find out.
Lucas Baker
Okay, so all that being said, if I had proposed to give you all the true power on earth if you are willing to follow me,
What is "true power"?
>believe in what you know is true
Which is what? I would have to seek it first.
>and die for the cause even if it seems it’s pointless, would you?
I would figure out if it were pointless first. If not then of course.
>If not, refuting the fact that others have done so to a successful degree by claiming that belief is pointless only seems to be rejection of the idea whole hog because you’re afraid to see others succeed where you fail.
Only if I give a damn about what others think
>It’s more than accepting a long life of mediocrity over a short life of glory. It’s about absolute freedom or a conscious slavery, and willing to die consciously free than living as a conscious slave.
How about I live free both physically and mentally by not giving a shit about what others think and try to enforce upon me? How about I go about believing what I want to believe and then acting upon that with only the aid of what is not myself, imitating that which is greater than myself.
>which is god?
Which is "unreifiable"so that I don't have to set arbitrary limits for myself and how great I can become. You can call that "God" if you want, like I said; God when spoken of with no virtue is just a name.
Robert Martinez
And this is what makes God real. God is not just a name in the collective human mind, but rather everything we believe God to be and more. Because God has been made omnipotent and omnipresent, and because this has fueled people to act and will continue to without any fear, God will always be ultimately powerful and will continue to bring forth justice and truth by people’s nature to seek salvation, forgiveness, joy, and freedom.
God has been cemented to be beyond the limits of what can be deemed refutable beyond sciences, and will also be the goal for all humans to strive towards in the pursuit of perfection.
Dominic Foster
Based only those that would not wield that power irresponsibly recieve it. You must be pure of heart.
Hudson Martin
Unless you’re already truly living life to its limits to its fullest extent, in ecstasy and joy uninhibited, then you will always question yourself, the world, and seek the answers that will allow you to.
When you find the answers, you will be at one with everyone and in peace of heart and mind, full of wisdom and understanding, unrestrained by fear of anything for any reason.
Your purpose would then become trying to share this feeling and experience with others, and would be willing to die over it knowing a fear of death is the only way you can be controlled into not doing so.
You would be disgusted by those who use fear as a means of population control, and would be incentivized to dispel the myths that fuel the abuses.
You’d be Jesus vs The Pharisees and Sadducees in the modern world. You’d be one with the spirit, one with God, and one with everyone else who knows this core truth. You’d understand the Gospel is the way to life and power; you’d know the keys to liberate a spirit from oppression.
This is why confession was such an important aspect, because he who has no secrets could not be blackmailed. Nobody is perfect, and as long as you cannot be shamed of the sins of your past, none can shame you into spiritual submission(guilt) for you are clean and they are not.
Josiah Russell
belagio here
Adrian James
got one or two more.
Jackson Sullivan
Every heart is a potentially pure heart. It simply must be cleansed by wisdom, love, and truth.
Samuel Kelly
Bump for victory of the memetic war.
Truth/Wisdom always wins over falsehood/chaos.
Love>Fear
Brandon Jackson
>has been made omnipotent and omnipresent
Non sequitor. Where does "all knowing" get it's fucking knowledge from?
>and because this has fueled people to act and will continue to without any fear, God will always be ultimately powerful and will continue to bring forth justice and truth by people’s nature to seek salvation, forgiveness, joy, and freedom.
Otherwise the fear of not doing such will result in "bad things"......See what I mean? You don't believe in God
You believe in irrational fear. Fear that keeps you in check, KEEPS YOU FROM BELIEVING NEW THINGS by KEEPING YOU BELIEVING IN ONE SPECIFIC THING. That "thing" is what controls you and it isn't even real. "It" is something you made up by imitating the same fear from others that have the same fear.
When you can believe what you want then you don't have a fear or you can make up your own. You can adapt and understand that whatever you "fear" and overcome it.
When you can't believe in what you want, it's because you're being forced to by something else or because you don't have the ability to adapt.
>Unless you’re already truly living life to its limits to its fullest extent, in ecstasy and joy uninhibited, then you will always question yourself, the world, and seek the answers that will allow you to.
But I thought you're just supposed to believe in an unchanging omnipotence?
>When you find the answers, you will be at one with everyone and in peace of heart and mind, full of wisdom and understanding, unrestrained by fear of anything for any reason.
So I don't have to fear the consequences of not following the word of Jesus Christ?
>You would be disgusted by those who use fear as a means of population control, and would be incentivized to dispel the myths that fuel the abuses.
So people who use the fear of God? They are pretty disgusting, how dare they reify what they don't understand!
Kayden Cooper
Damn this board really is full of schizos
If all it takes is someone saying "look at a red star" for you to freak tf out then im gonna say
The clay runs black, turns blue, then grey.
Isaiah Perry
>You’d understand the Gospel is the way to life and power; you’d know the keys to liberate a spirit from oppression.
Or what? Should I fear the consequences of not doing so? I thought I was supposed to overcome fear.
>This is why confession was such an important aspect, because he who has no secrets could not be blackmailed
Or you know, just not be a degenerate fuck with skeletons in the closet to begin with....Why does confession liberate you from sin?
>Nobody is perfect, and as long as you cannot be shamed of the sins of your past, none can shame you into spiritual submission(guilt) for you are clean and they are not.
Oh so there's another thing I should fear. The "guilt" associated with what followers of an appeal to authority group think. No I think I'll think the way I like and actually truly live free.
Bentley Mitchell
Wow this really spoke to me. It's hard to truly believe. You can logically believe it but turning that to faith is no mean feat. I feel like if it can be done it's like you split off into your own universe which basically becomes your own sandbox with unlimited possibilities. When you look into the 10 dimensions this becomes possible as it shows there is a dimension where basically all possible paths exist all at once. I believe it is the 5th dimension with the 4th being astral. Then it gets really funky.
Everyone is neo.
I would agree with that. It's hard to follow the truth and go down the rabbit hole. Walk through the valley of the shadow of death. We chose the harder path that must be walked alone.
Blake Jones
>you're here forever.
Aaron Reed
Elijah Garcia
Which is why it is best to seriously cut down or stop watching TV and movies, except for select things and only rarely.