Yes; along with enforced religiosity to divide people.
Male god s of war should get a two thumbs down.
Regards
DL
Cowards fear to rule.
Regards
DL
Yours being to shirk your duty to your people.
Regards
DL
DL,
You don’t know spiritual things.
Everyone watches everyone all the time.
The question is not about the idolatry of a throne or crown, it’s about the power of your life. Just because you wear a badge doesn’t make you a police officer.
Yes. I was made the actual king of earth (not just a badge), but the thing is, truth is much more powerful than position or idolatrous symbols.
Living embodied truth can take down any “king” in the spirit world.
I don’t really have time to explain everything I know to you. But I can tell you how it feels, powerlust to me always felt icky.
When death knelt before me. I thought it was a crazy guy, and I was being nice to him by humoring him.
I always said death was my teacher in my youth, and there he was over a decade later making me the earths king. It took me another decade to realize the magnitude of what happened in that one minute span.
That’s how stupid I was. I did not know I was the king of the earth! I literally didn’t know it.
The gods play jokes often, and I was a huge joke (why not make the most suicidal person on earth the king of everything here?!)
At this age, I can laugh about it. Partly because I pulled through some of that great promise expected.
When you talk to a god, you know. They don’t interact like humans… AT ALL!
Ah, so religions with goddesses, are good…? So religions are useful, sometimes. Promoting peace…? However…
…Slaine the Barbarian begs to disagree.
Ok, so he’s a comic book character, but the celts, and their goddess Danu, were real. They gave the romans a headache or two, back in the day.
Seems Goddesses like expansionist wars too.
So you agree then, war drives scientific progress, and religion drives war. Ergo, religion drives scientific progress. Scientific progress is beneficial to humanity, so religion, driving this benefit, is also beneficial in this regard if no other.
According to CG Jung and archetypal psychology we didn’t create the gods.They are the images of our unconscious being. Each of us is equipped with a psychic disposition that limits our freedom to the point of making it practically illusory.
We are influenced and dominated by desires, habits, impulses , prejudices, resentments and complexes. All these natural facts function like a pantheon full of gods and goddesses who seek our propitiation, service, fear, and worship.
There is something in the psyche that possesses us. Instead of saying “I have this or that desire, habit or feeling” it would be more apt to say “this or that desire, habit or feeling has me.”
The disenchanted modern worldview leaves us defenseless when this happens to us. It pathologizes it and prescribes medication when it gets out of hand. The ego identifies with every impulse instead of recognizing the other and entertaining it at arm’s length and choosing which master we will serve.
=D> Regardless of how much I’m inclined to agree or disagree, that’s really good. Bravo felix, nice post.
Felix,
In all honesty, you and Carl have no clue what you’re talking about.
I’ll reiterate a recommendation to you:
When the gods come after you, say this very simple thing:
“It’s MUCH easier to break something (every time) than it is to fix, build or maintain something!
Gods want to be seen as powerful.
They’ll listen to you if you say this!
It’s much easier to torment people than it is to send them to bliss.
Felix, you’ve never met a god, so I give you a pass.
But to think Jung is THE WORD, is ignorance. Jung is an idiot.
This is why I’ve said that “Gone with the Wind” is my “Bible”
The New Testament, with its supposedly more enlightened views of peace, love, brotherhood, sisterhood, turning the other cheek etc., instead of being an agent of peace and good will, has made Christianity to appear as the most hypocritical of all religions. Why have Christians done so poorly at practicing what they preach? One of the reasons has to be that none of the authors of the Bible ever makes that Male Pride - Misogyny - War connection. You see it numerous times in “Gone with the Wind”, but few people pick up on it.
Thanks for the advice.
Did the gods you encountered tell you their names?
I give religions their dues.
I cannot see them as repenting for creating homophobic and misogynous religions, — till they stop preaching and promoting those sins.
I partially agree with you. Do not play your word games. There is nothing that says that we would not and do not do better science in peacetime has yet to be shown.
The last 70 years also bellies what you put.
Regards
DL
Some gods see and hear and feel everything that happens on earth. Not just one, but many of them do.
Name wise ? I’ve met both god and death, I’ve also met Satan I’ve also met the Buddha, I’ve also met Thor.
I’ve met many more gods from non western cultures and have known their names and can’t remember them… like a 12,000 year old rain goddess from South America and the like.
One of the “advantages” of being “king” is that you always know who’s talking to you. Sometimes gods come in their own bodies, mostly, it’s just a human spirit talking to you at the moment through someone you know very well.
You may think it’s your mom talking to you, when really it is a girl talking through your mother who you knew only in second grade.
Like I said, I can’t explain everything I know to you on ILP. Kings get extensive training from gods, angels (devas) and people. I have literally the best training on earth.
Everyone on earth will know everything I know someday. In a format much more efficient than a discussion forum.
Have your encounters with gods affected your ability to love and work and if so how?
Dammit Felix stop being an enabler. We’ve been trying to get this fruitcake off philosophy, a decent job and a girlfriend for two years… and here you go asking him about conversations with god. You’re gonna throw the guy into regression and ruin all the work we’ve done.
We would kindly ask that you cease and desist immediately.
Isn’t that what they said to Socrates?
… and Jesus?
Hey Greatest,
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not a fan of religion, nor a practitioner, but I do accept that the rise and evolution of religions throughout history was inevitable as our societies grew and competed. To say “they are/were useless” is stress-inducing, because gives you a worse view of people in general than you need to have, and we all belong to the group ‘people’. 
I hated religion for a long time. Denied it, bargained with it, accepted it, now I’ve come to a point of forgiving it. I still know it’s all baloney, but eh. You gotta move on.
Can these gods cure the coronavirus?