Stop Geoengineering.
Stop geoengineering (chemtrails) while we still have a chance to save our ecosystem. This is the real existential threat we all face. To learn more, go to GeoengineeringWatch.org.
What Is My Religion?
When someone asks me what my religion is, my response is "the one that doesn't divide".
Staring Into The Dark: Thoughts On Demons.
"Stop explaining yourself to demons. You owe them nothing." -- Timo Malum
“Culture, like science, is no protection against demons.” -- G.K. Chesterton
“Demons are like obedient dogs; they come when they are called.” -- Remy de Gourmont
"We live in an age which is so possessed by demons, that soon we shall only be able to do goodness and justice in the deepest secrecy, as if it were a crime." -- Franz Kafka
“Know your enemy the devil without giving him the satisfaction of too much attention.” -- Criss Jami
"Those who play with the devil's toys will be brought by degrees to wield his sword." -- R. Buckminster Fuller
“For i say unto thee the demon feedeth upon hate, and whosoever walketh in the ways of the demon liveth in hate and doth bring about their own doom.” -- Jesaja, the observer
"There is nothing more to controlling demons than to do good and fear nothing." -- Eliphas Levi
“Where there is prayer, the fallen spirits have no power.” -- Elder Thaddeus of Vitovnica
A Moment Of Awareness.
[image credit: artist unknown]
This image can be interpreted in many different ways. I see it as a moment of awareness for the one character who looks over and notices someone doing something similar to the crowd, yet different. We can wonder what he's thinking: "Who is that? What is he holding? Why is he brighter and more colorful than the rest of us? Why is he going in a different direction? Why isn't he conforming like the rest of us? Maybe he's dangerous. Maybe I want to be more like him."
How do you interpret it?
Our World No Longer Hears God.
"Our world no longer hears God because it is constantly speaking, at a devastating speed and volume, in order to say nothing. Modern civilization does not know how to be quiet. It holds forth in an unending monologue. Postmodern society rejects the past and looks at the present as a cheap consumer object; it pictures the future in terms of an almost obsessive progress.
Its dream, which has become a sad reality, will have been to lock silence away in a damp, dark dungeon. Thus there is a dictatorship of speech, a dictatorship of verbal emphasis. In this theater of shadows, nothing is left but a purulent wound of mechanical words, without perspective, without truth, and without foundation. Quite often “truth” is nothing more than the pure and misleading creation of the media, corroborated by fabricated images and testimonies. When that happens, the word of God fades away, inaccessible and inaudible.
Postmodernity is an ongoing offense and aggression against the divine silence. From morning to evening, from evening to morning, silence no longer has any place at all; the noise tries to prevent God himself from speaking. In this hell of noise, man disintegrates and is lost; he is broken up into countless worries, fantasies, and fears. In order to get out of these depressing tunnels, he desperately awaits noise so that it will bring him a few consolations.
Noise is a deceptive, addictive, and false tranquilizer. The tragedy of our world is never better summed up than in the fury of senseless noise that stubbornly hates silence. This age detests the things that silence brings us to: encounter, wonder, and kneeling before God.
Even in the schools, silence has disappeared. And yet how can anyone study in the midst of noise? How can you read in noise? How can you train your intellect in noise? How can you structure your thought and the contours of your interior being in noise?
How can you be open to the mystery of God, to spiritual values, and to our human greatness in continual turmoil? Contemplative silence is a fragile little flame in the middle of a raging ocean.
The fire of silence is weak because it is bothersome to a busy world.”
—Cardinal Robert Sarah
Murderers, Plunderers, and Thieves.
"The state is an institution run by gangs of murderers, plunderers, and thieves, surrounded by willing executioners, propagandists, sycophants, crooks, liars, clowns, charlatans, dupes, and useful idiots - an institution that dirties and taints everything it touches." -- Hans Hermann Hoppe
