Interesting web series claiming to reveal occult knowledge

a reply to: JBurns
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.


The burden of proof is not on me.

a reply to: abe froman

Good point

Respectfully,
JB

a reply to: JBurns

I wouldn't be here at all if I didn't believe at least a little bit.

originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: dr1234

It's a mish mash of little pieces of this and that religion based on the storybook notion that a piece of the truth is hidden in each one.

Nonsense.

Yup.

Anything truly 'occult' cannot be found in any of the world's
religious or spiritual systems, as they are all, to the very
last one, designed as a web of deception.

It takes a very brave person to come to that conclusion
in my opinion; as then there is 'no hope'.

Kev

a reply to: dr1234

The best protection of occult knowledge is the fact that most folks think of it as hogwash.

originally posted by: dr1234
This is strange, I couldn't find any mention of this via searching so I thought I'd share...

www.occult-mysteries.org...

This site basically claims to be publicly sharing occult, or hidden, knowledge of the ancient "mystery shools."

I think it's hogwash, but I'm interested in what other people get from it.

ROFL. As soon as I read the first paragraph and it said "OCCULT-SCIENCE" I was done. This is definitely some BS. The website looks like it was made by a 15 year old who barely learned html.