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• There are times in life when we die to whatever we were. Janet Quinn, Ph.D., US American nurse, active medical researcher of Therapeutic Touch, source unknown

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• There is nothing outside of yourself that can ever enable you to get better, stronger, richer, quicker, or smarter.
  Everything is within. Everything exists.
  Seek nothing outside of yourself.
  Miyamoto Musashi [Niten Dōraku] (1584-1645) expert Japanese swordsman, drifting samurai, text on kenjutsu and the
  martial arts in general The Book of Five Rings. The Classic Guide to Strategy, 1645, Penguin Putnam, 1974

The Zadokites ["rigtheous" fanatics], an ancient Hebrew cult, originated "The Redeemer Complex".² The gnostic seers and scribes, located around the Nag Hammadi region, identified the problematic extrahumanly implanted tenets and features of
the Abrahamic religion.

The Yahwist belief system has turned humans away from their connection to the Divine creatrix Sophia.
The salvationist two-faced demiurge Jahweh is an interspecies predator, a wrathful, vindictive "off-planet landlord".
Controversial comparative mythologist John Lash labels Yahweh's anti-human corrosive ideology as a mental virus of parapsychological origin. When Christianity came on the scene, the virus went pandemic. The concept of the sacrificed re-
deemer is implanted in the Abrahamic Judeo-Christian-Islamic tradition. Salvationism administered from an outside source
is a toxic, psychotic outbreak of the human mind, a religious schizophrenia, first purported by the ancient Hebrews. [*]
[The three revelatory book religions] Judaism, Christianity and Islam have been introduced and upheld by violence. The Hebrew/Christian creation myth starts out with sin and guilt. Guilt and schizophrenic behavior displayed by the modelling
"creator God" are tools for mind control [i.e. brainwashing].

• The rise of Christianity began actually with the Zadokite cult in Palestine around 150 BC before [the appearance of] the supposed historical Jesus. So there is a period of ~150 BC up until ~450 AD, more than five hundred years, when Christianity had to gradually take over. There was an enormous resistance in the pagan world at that time. A number of the pagan intellectuals who were the teachers and highly re-
  spected figures at that time totally rejected Christianity as a pestilence. They called it a virus and the plague. They
  said it was a despicable faith. Why? Mainly for one reason. Christianity glorifies the redemptive value of suffering.
  And that is totally contrary to pagan beliefs. A pagan is a person who does not believe that human suffering has a di-
  vine purpose.
  That is a very perverted idea from a pagan point of view. So there was a great resistance to this belief system of Chris-
  tianity and to the supernaturalism of the messiah. There's no messiah in any of the pagan religions. There's no
  equivalent to the messiah. […]
  The [early] Christian monks were so fanatical they were like stormtroopers. They went into the ancient sanctuaries of mystery knowledge in Egypt, the temples of Luxor, the temples of Dendera which is close to Nag Hammadi, and the temples of Memphis around Cairo and they fanatically destroyed and burned all these books. They didn't need the mi-
  litary to do it. The religious converts did it themselves. The history of the rise of Christianity is a history of a cultural ge-
  nocide of an enormous magnitude. One of the reasons why we have lost our way in this world and why we have be-
  come a species that can be manipulated and controlled by a small psychotic group of our own members is because
  the mysteries and the wisdom in the mysteries was destroyed and we lost the foundation of our species vision.
  Audio interview with John Lash (*1945) US American self-educated scholar of comparative mythology, metahistoric researcher,
  author, Mystery Religions, Gnosticism, the Occult & the Globalist Elite, part 1, presented by West Swedish web radio station Red Ice
  Radio, host Henrik Palmgren, aired 7. January 2010, Mystery Religions, Gnosticism and The Antichrist, altcensored film, minute 26:29 and minute 20:59, 1:11:59 minutes duration, posted 20. December 2011

• Salvationism boils down to a reward and punishment system overseen by a Father God. And all three Abrahamic religions – Judaism, Christianity, and Islam – carry this concept of salvationism. Removed audio interview with John Lash (*1945) US American self-educated scholar of comparative mythology, metahistoric researcher, mystic, author, Sacred Cows to Silent Knowing, presented by Future Primitive, host Joanna Harcourt-Smith (1946-2020) Swiss-born British psychedelic activist, lover of Timothy
  Leary, founder of Future Primitive Podcast, poet, author, The Illuminist Option in Buddhism and Gnosis vs. Salvationism, minute 20:50, 35:05 minutes duration, aired 10. August 2007

• Faith can be evil when it is invested in beliefs that blind humanity to nature, and impede the genius innate to our species. John Lash (*1945) US American self-educated scholar of comparative mythology, metahistoric researcher, author, Not in His Image. Gnostic Vision, Sacred Ecology, and the Future of Belief, Chelsea Green Publishing, 1. November 2006

• It was (St.) Paul of Tarsus who recognized immediately that the story of Jesus could be converted to politics and power right off the bet. He [Jesus] was not even cold in the grave or high in the Heavens before men realized there was power and money in his story. So from the getgo the innocence and beautiful message of this teacher [Jesus] was contaminated. [...] Taking a human being and turning him into a God [...] that people take literally. [...] All of
  this taken literally has just wreaked havoc on this planet. [...] Because they inherited Roman mythologies (including sacrificing on altars). Sacrificing something on an altar was Roman. Audio interview with Caroline Myss Myss.com (*1952)
  US American spiritual teacher, mystic, medical intuitive, bestselling author, Conference Call Conversations with the Masters, presented by the US American web broadcasting station lifecoachmary.com, host Mary Allen (*1951) British arts administrator, management consultant, life coach, radio broadcaster, writer, minute 31:54, minutes 29:45-38:00, 1:00:46 minutes duration, aired 8. November 2007

• One problem with Yahweh, as they used to say in the old Christian Gnostic texts, is that he forgot he was a metaphor. He thought he was a fact. And when he said, "I am God," a voice was heard to say, "You are mistaken, Samael." "Samael" means "blind god": blind to the infinite Light of which he is a local historical manifestation. This is known as the blasphemy of Jehovah – that he thought he was God.
  Interview with Joseph Campbell, Ph.D. [LoC 410] (1904-1987) US American mythologist, expert in comparative mythology and com-
  parative religion, cited in: six-part PBS television documentary The Power of Myth, host Bill Moyers, 21.-26. June 1988

• Why do we call God the Father? It's because of rain. Rain is why we call God the father. And consequently the idea was that the earth was our mother, Mother Nature. And mother nature gets impregnated with God the Father's sacred fluid that falls on the earth and impregnates Mother Nature so everything grows. Once a year there was a celebration in Phoenicia, Cana, when the spring rains would come. It was called the marriage feast of Canaan.
  If the sun doesn't come up we're dead. So consequently the sun was [called] our "risen savior". [At the marriage feast of Cana] Mother Earth asked God's Sun [son], our risen savior, to draw water. The water is drawn by the sun so it can fall on the grapes. And the grapes can be made into wine. So it [the sun/son] changes water into wine. And this goes back to the old Phoenecian Cananites. And even the Jewish rabbis will tell you that. And this is [hidden] in the
  Bible [in plain sight for the attentive reader]. Video presentation by Jordan Maxwell (1940-2022) US American esoteric scholar,
  radio host, lecturer, author, The Inner World Of The Occult (2001) – Jordan Maxwell, presented by The Republic Forum, Los Angeles,
  California, recorded 3. January 2001, YouTube film, minute 26:50 (?), 3:00:10 duration, posted 5. November 2019
  Yahweh is a two-faced morally schizophrenic, psychopathic god.
  Violent elitist-hierarchical either-or left-brained Yahwist systems kept humanity divided.

• In the character of Yahweh by any objective moral evaluations you have a psychopathic, genocidal, murderous, manipulative, emotionally abusive character claiming – according to theological traditions – to be God. And this is
  the problem. […] No amount of theological jugglery will change the fact that you're dealing with a real moral ambiguity
  with this particular character. If we were to take the same actions and ascribe them to a human being then what we're
  dealing with is a character on the order of a Hitler, a Stalin, or a chairman Mao. We're dealing with a real murderous
  character. […]
  The cultural effect of the introduction of this [Yahwist] religion in ancient times is that it introduced a cultural schism. Yahwism is defining itself in opposition to [nature religions and the right-brained perennial traditions]. Yahwism is
  a conceptional and an immoral revolution. And like all revolutions it has a founding moment in violence, here of course
  the exodus. It fills all the bills of revolutionary violent movements. The bottom line is it's a grab for power. […]
  1. You enshrine a text. Then the text literally becomes your God.
  2. You enshrine a system of interpretation and therefore you elevate to positions of authority a clerical [oligar-
     chic] elite that does the interpreting.
  3. Within the psychology of any individual […] within one of those three Yahwisms [Judaism, Christianity, Islam]
     it introduces the idea that any other human being therefore is looked at in purely mechanistic terms.
     They are viewed either as a potential convert to the system or as a potential enemy.

• Life involves a search for meaning, and that's associated with the idea of redemption. […] The state itself is flawed. It cannot provide the final answer to the question what constitutes genuine redemption. […]
  The redeemer takes on the sins of the world. […] It means all human beings are Nazis, and human beings are the Maoist Red Guards, and human beings are the slaughterers in Rwanda. And you're all human beings. And so to take on the sins of the world means to realize that all those things that characterize the human capacity to turn within into hell characterize you. And in order to live properly you have to live in a manner that addresses those elements of your nature. And again that's a terrible responsibility.
  1. First of all, who wants to admit that?
  2. Second of all, who can stand looking at it?
  3. And third, who's going to take on the burden of solving it? It better be all of, us or we're just gonna keep doing it.

• The Gnostics believed that there were advanced beings who actually care for us and that there was a bet or forecast made that the advanced beings' creation i.e. human beings, would one day stop falling for the tricks of the Archons and wake up and they provided avenues for this to happen. One thing that is certain is that the Archons hate more than anything after love is courage. They cannot stand up to courage or a clear, articulate debate because their own premi-
  ses are built entirely on falsity. It's all false and so we can begin deconstructing history by seeing through the lies. By ob-
  serving outside the box, outside the norm, you can see the tricks of the Archons. Everything they do is fake, it is
  not real and has no history, no veracity. It is always a parasitical living off of others. Anyone who is following this mad,
  insane god, Jehovah, will be lead to their death for certain. If you think there's a reward for you for serving the Archons,
  I assure you there is not. As they hate courage, stand up to them. They will try to destroy, try to tear you down and do
  everything they can but nothing makes them shudder in fear more than someone standing up to them and they always overreact to it because they are cowards and terrified themselves.
  Jay Weidner (*1953) US American film producer, scholar on hermetic and alchemical traditions, author, cited in: Article Rise of the Archons. An interview with Jay Weidner on Rense Radio, presented by the US American radio show Rense Radio Network, host
  Jeff Rense, US American independent researcher, journalist, presented by Jay Weidner SacredMysteries.com, aired 8. April 2011

• If man knows right from wrong as a result of being made in the image of God, and if one of the things man knows from his being so created is that it is wrong to punish the innocent, then how can the central doctrine of Evangelical Christianity, namely penal substitution, be maintained? Ken Pulliam, Ph.D. (1960-2010) US American professor of apologetics, ex-fundamentalist concerned with the doctrine of salvationism/penal substitution, author, John W. Loftus (*1954) US American atheist theologian, philosopher, editor, anthology The End of Christianity, chapter 7 "The Absurdity of the atonement",
  S. 185, Prometheus Books, 1st edition 26. July 2011

• Humans are conditioned through ancient religious scenes as well as through the way our society is structured to look for help to an outside figure. This perfectly conditions them to accept the coming NWO, when people will be expected
  to act as one under one ruler – or to be exterminated otherwise.
  It's interesting to see how religions have been shaped to introduce this conditioning. For example, Buddha told his dis-
  ciples to be their own islands. He did not want himself to be seen as a savior figure as people cannot be saved by any-
  one external. Yet when reptilians took over this movement, he was made into it! Also, he was against empty religious
  customs and traditions in general, yet now Buddhism is full of that! Now people pray saying "Buddha is my only refuge"
  and 600 years later reptilians made Jesus the savior of Christians, who say that Jesus is their only "savior"!
  Humans have been conditioned to give their power away for so many thousands of years that you could say that it's in
  our blood to expect an outside figure to do thinking or even spiritual development for us. Again, I cannot help but repeat
  that this is very dangerous, because if you do not save yourself, there's no one that will be able to help you.
  Removed blog article by Simona Rich, Obvious NWO Conditioning That Few See, 19. May 2018

• The role of Deity soon took on a role in ritual and dogma. With this emerged the idea of sending the tribe's best member
  to the Gods in order to secure the needs of the tribe. This began the concept of human sacrifice to placate the Gods. Those willing to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the tribe were thought to become gods themselves. The concept of giving offerings to the Gods, such as food, flowers, or game, was nothing new because such offerings previously had
  been made; but human sacrifice now was considered the supreme gift that the tribe could offer. The belief was that the
  Gods would surely grant the tribe whatever it needed when a person willingly gave his or her life to them.
  Following the sacrifice, the blood and flesh were distributed among the clan members and given into the soil. Parts of
  the body were buried in cultivated fields to insure the next harvest. Also, small portions of the body and blood were in-
  corporated into the ceremonial feast; an ancient practiced that was assumed later by the Christians in their Commu-
  nion services, the body and blood of Christ.
  Eventually human sacrifice was totally eliminated as human consciousness matured and was replaced by animal sacri-
  fice, and then by plant sacrifice, or the harvest festival. The same ancient mythos, or legend, applies to both animal and
  plant sacrifice. In Wicca/Witchcraft this is referred to as "eating the deity" or consuming the Harvest Lord in the ritual
  cakes and wine (flesh and blood) of Craft rituals.
  There is present in the rituals similarities of concepts or beliefs. In the ancient tradition it was believed that through the
  connection of the body and blood of the Slain God that the people became one with the deity. In the "Last Supper"
  Jesus declare that the bread and wine were his body and blood, which he gave up for the salvation of the people.
  Blood was believed to contain the life force. The death of the king freed the inner spirit. Through the distribution of his
  body and blood, heaven and earth were united and his vital energy renewed the kingdom.
  The appearances of the Slain God have taken on various aspects throughout the ages. His images can be seen in
  the Jack-in-the-Green, the Hooded Man, the Hanged Man of the Tarot, the Lord of Vegetation, the Harvest, and the
  free untamed aspect of the forest. Removed entry Slain God in the online encyclopedia, presented by The MYSTICA, 1997-2017

• Humans love nothing more than to be told what to do. […] Many people enjoy that sense of structure, when somebody
  is telling them what to do, someone is taking charge, [they] don't have to do it. […] Regarding spiritual work most peo-
  ple would rather lay themselves at the feet of a teacher than to teach themselves because they don't believe
  in a higher authority. And so they nominate a human authority on their behalf. And it's a denial of divinity. When
  somebody bows down to an external redeemer, an external savior, that's where a red flag goes up for me.  Minute 28:25
  The guru is there to look after the children, because the children don't have the strength or confidence yet to go alone.  Minute 30:08
  Video interview with Neil Kramer (*1972) British spiritual philosopher, teacher specializing in the fields of consciousness, metaphysics, and mysticism, The Power of Peace with Neil Kramer, Spiritual Philosopher, presented by host Regina Meredith, YouTube film,
  50:49 minutes duration, posted 21. April 2018

David Hawkins' inner dissociation allowed the emergence of a savior complex.

• In psychoanalytic terms, this is called a savior complex or a messiah complex. A complex is a troubling cluster of mental content (images, memories, fantasies, wishes, and so on) that forms an organized whole in the psyche. A complex is either partly or totally unconscious, meaning that a person is unaware that this organized cluster of mental content exists. A savior complex occurs when, by its own grandiosity, the ego gets so inflated that it believes it is a savior or a messiah to humankind.
  How might this savior complex have developed in Hawkins? Based on my personal experience as Hawkins’ biographer and through my analysis of his teachings, I believe Hawkins dissociated from his body and mind, as well as his ego, shadow, and overall personality. Scott Jeffrey, US American business and marketing consultant, author, Power vs. Truth. Peering Behind the Teachings of David R. Hawkins, chapter 8 "The Avatar, the Shadow, and the Dissociated", subheading "The Savior complex",
  S. 141, Creative Crayon Publishers, 14. January 2013

While it is commonly believed that Christianity does not teach karma, that is not true. It does indeed, but it merely does not use the specific term. Christianity teaches that sin and virtue have very different consequences for the soul after death. These include the karmic alternatives of not only heaven or hell, but also purgatory. In addition, a traditional teaching is that man was 'born in sin' due to the fall of Adam and Eve and is thus karmically affected by succumbing to temptation and refusing obedience to God. Subsequently, God's mercy is represented by the presentation of a savior born for the sake of man's redemption. As Jesus said, "None get to heaven but by Me."⁴ Discovery of the Presence of God. Devotional Nonduality, chapter 10, S. 160, 2007

♦ With humility, one can relinquish the ego's self-appointed role as savior of the world.

♦ A savior is necessary for all who calibrate below level 600.

♦ Man needs a savior to be his advocate, his inspiration, and the fulcrum of this salvation from the pain and suffering of the ego.

♦ Throughout time, the Divine Teacher (Avatar) is accepted and worshipped as one's eventual advocate or intercessor
    as Savior.

♦ The privilege of the presence of an intercessor or savior has been earned by spiritual merit.

David Hawkins, quotes on salvationism

Basic goodness ⇔ original sin

• I've got good news for you. Your original innocence is intact. And there is no such thing as 'original sin.' Innocent does not mean not guilty; it means uninjured. Your pristine innocence is your power to know the truth, the self-evident truth. Remember? Father Charles L. Moore (1927-2007) US American Roman Catholic priest, theologian, philosopher, scholar, historian, district attorney, spiritual teacher, Synthesis Remembered. Awakening Original Innocence, Mooredune Publications, 4. December 2006

• Jesus never heard of 'Original Sin'. [The term wasn't even used until the 4th century, so it's] strange to run a church, a gathering, an ekklesia – supposedly on behalf of Jesus – when one of its main dogmatic tenets, Original Sin, never occurred to Jesus. [Sadly, Western Christianity is dependent on and chronically] attached to Original Sin – but what they're really attached to is St. Augustine. The fact is that most Westerners believe more in Augustine
  (and his preoccupation with sex) than they do in Jesus. Matthew Fox (*1940) US American Episcopalian (formerly
  Roman Catholic) priest, author, DVD series Living the Questions 2.0 2001

• [God to NDW (channeling):] [Y]our "basic instinct" is not survival, but rather, fair-
  ness, oneness, and love. This is the basic instinct of all sentient beings everywhere.
  It is your cellular memory. It is your inherent nature. Thus is exploded your first cul-
  tural myth. You are not basically evil, you were not born in "original sin."
  If your "basic instinct" was "survival," and if your basic nature was "evil," you would never move instinctively to save a
  child from falling, a man from drowning, or anyone from anything. And yet, when you act on your basic instinct and dis-
  play your basic nature, and don't think about what you are doing, this is exactly how you behave, even at your own
  peril. Neale Donald Walsch (*1943) US American spiritual teacher, bestselling author, trilogy Conversations with God, book 3,
  S. 227-229, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1st edition 29. October 1996, 1998

• It is a frightening thought that man also has a shadow side to him, consisting not just of little weaknesses and foibles, but of a positively demonic dynamism. […] The individual seldom knows anything of this […] but let these harmless creatures form a mass, and there emerges a raging monster; and each individual is only one tiny cell in the monster's body, so that for better or worse he must accompany it on its bloody rampages and even assist it to the ut-
  most. Having a dark suspicion of these grim possibilities, man turns a blind eye to the shadow-side of human nature. Blindly he strives against the salutary dogma of original sin, which is yet so prodigiously true. Yes, he even hesitates
  to admit the conflict of which he is so painfully aware. Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, founder
  of a new school of analytical depth psychology, author, R. F. C. Hull, translator, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology – Collected Works of C.G. Jung, Volume 7, essay "On the Psychology of the Unconscious", S. 35, 1912, Princeton University Press, 1967, 2nd edition
  1. April 1972, Routledge, London, 2nd edition 1992