Jesus Christ, a mental prison guard.

a reply to: ATruGod
''While You went full on Victim.''

And THAT
is built right into the core,the very foundation of that belief system.

I agree. Christ ended up creating another religion that is a mental prison.

I don't know why we still follow ancient religions though.. They are clearly made to minipulate and control.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

Horrible isn't it to have to acknowledge that you're not perfect and never will be. /eyeroll

a reply to: Panartisis

I am a person who bases judgements on things based purely on the results they produce

When the US was far more tied to Christian beliefs than it appears to be today we were a much stronger country.

I believe a better sense of personal responsibility, as taught in the Christian religion, is needed for a strong country.

Also some sense of shame is needed or you end up with a country full of idiots who say they don't have enough but some how find enough money to get the latest tattoo or dickholes in their ears instead of feeding themselves and their children.

I have a group of employees who think they need raises and I tell them you don't need a raise you need to show up to work and make better choices with your money. Then I say I will help them figure out their finances and if they do then I will give them a raise.

When you ask off all the time you are telling me you don't need more money and when you finance a car at 20pct interest you are telling me there is no amount of money I can pay you that will make your life better over the long run

a reply to: CptGreenTea

Yeah, straight to the point of the OP, I like it.
I believe we needed religions to get where we are if course but there comes a time where we need to be realising the full human potential, spiritual, mentally and physically. A placebo tricks the brain into healing the body, we shouldn't need the psychic crutch, we have been held back long enough... Neuro science shows the amazing plasticity of the human brain. But their is a lot of poison out there, subliminal, and physical.
We are suggestive as a whole, so any movement that promotes awareness to any subject, it increase it by default. Its mental health and viruses this weather... What next.

But to add, for me in my thinking now that is always open to change, I think christ was an imaginary person that has real powers attributed to his avatar let's say, people pray to this power and become aligned with it, gravitating towards its energy or frequency, or bringing in into themselves with a host of other energies to use in a sort more dibersive manner, like now you have netflix and amazon prime.

To put it bluntly, let's say one race we're taught all things christ and another race all things ghengis Khan, christ folks would be no more.

My, view is we should learn from them both.

a reply to: MRinder

Yeah but when you put yourself in others shoes you could see Christianity as evol. I will not get into the evils, burning books was bad enough for me, but religion in general has mutated to the point where the new version is ready and in place, technology, and stars have taken over, the material god is kicking ass. Religions are gone with atheism and MEeism taking over. It's a fascinating watch.

a reply to: Panartisis

Jesus Christ has been reincarnated and lives among you now. You've already been shown.





The Freemasons and other powers that should not be don't want you discovering the truth, they are non-stop liars.

Everything is in the Gematria code.

a reply to: EA006

EA (Enki)
Did this "thoughtform" not evolve into Christ?

a reply to: ketsuko

Aim high ket.

originally posted by: Panartisis
a reply to: EA006

EA (Enki)
Did this "thoughtform" not evolve into Christ?

Well now that is an interesting reply...

a reply to: Panartisis

Explain how MEism is good for us as a whole though.

When all that matters is the self, then look at the harm that does to those around you.

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: ketsuko

Aim high ket.

I'm an athlete. No one knows better than I do how to strive for perfection, but I also know I can always get better too. Show me the athlete that stops trying to improve because they think they're the best they can be, and I'll show you the one who stopped winning.

For example, I'll bet you anything that Tom Brady doesn't think he's the perfect quarterback and LeBron keeps trying to get better at what he does for a reason and it's not because he thinks he can't be better at it.

a reply to: ketsuko

Michael Phelps. To that hit for smoking pot and seemed to have gone off the rails for a bit. Tarnished reputation like that has blown any number out of the water, no pun intended. But him? He stayed in the race and pullet himself up and look what he achieved. And Brady. He is the king. Good enough to give a call to retired Gronkowski said ''Hey let's do this'' and they did.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

I'm talking about perfection in the sport.

If you're into physical performance, you know you can never be perfect at it, and as soon as you start to think you're the best, perfect, no more work need be done, someone comes along who will show you how wrong you are.

There is always faster, higher, farther, etc., and there is always someone who will be striving to go there if you stop trying assuming no one else will get there.

In short, there is no perfect and no one ever gets there.

originally posted by: CptGreenTea
I agree. Christ ended up creating another religion that is a mental prison.

I don't know why we still follow ancient religions though.. They are clearly made to minipulate and control.

You answered your own question.

a reply to: Panartisis

Turnkey, what time is it?

a reply to: ketsuko
I suppose those that excel and become the best through their ego set a benchmark to beat.

Evolution baby

a reply to: Panartisis

So believing you will be/are good simply is what makes you good?

Uh-huh. Sure. That's not how it works either. If it was, I never would have gone anywhere.

a reply to: andy06shake
Don't get that one.

a reply to: ketsuko
I don't think I said that

I don't have answers, but I do have many theories, and Tbh the truth maybe a mirage after a mirage.

To think that we have stopped evolving and we can now fathom the reason for being is ludicrous, the human brain is still being built, so many layers to see... Experience.

I don't have the answers, I will happily admit