Showing posts with label end of fear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label end of fear. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 September 2015
Wednesday, 2 September 2015
Unilluminated Stars - Hollywood Illuminati ;)
Sometimes stoned, orgy loving, depressed, so-called celebrities use dumb symbolism in the mistaken belief that faith in a greater union will liberate them from their lack of talent.
And the fact you can point to eye covering in a number of pictures doesn't not equal an illuminati in Hollywood, it shows how well, or badly, you select your images. There are secretive societies, mystical schools, and even those you may call satanic for no good reason, yet these are just new inflections upon the definition of spirituality, and most celebrities seem just as poisoned by religion as any person. For many years people try to find peace in their lives, they seek religions, self-help, beliefs set in pudding, but content them. The idea of eye covering is a joke, mostly from an odd picture from here or there, and often it's a zooming in on a pose, or more often the painfully unoriginal photographic artists who produce more cliché than most. The star may come out, yet illuination, or enlightenment, is not forth coming in the typical, some court Scientology, born again Christianity, or try Kabbalah, maybe the Sufi faith, contact their inner child, their outer adult, or look into west African red magic and voodoo related mythology, all in the search of truth, and more than a few find themselves reaching the surface of the pool, finding agnosticism, atheism, and secular humanism. Most find themselves diving deep the depths of mysticism, and don't see that up is the answer to release, down is only the devotion to the dive. The mistakes of holding spiritual ideas convince you, yet you do not test, the folly of the delusion, to sink beneath the dark depths, to seek the light in the dark, and not look up. Many celebrities can understand that God is not a factor, that spirituality is a dream in dark waters, and that you are the key to your life, and there is not magic to be born of following the magical and wishful cults that oppose reason.
The best you can say in response to the critic of conspiracy theories is the conspiracy is elsewhere, and/or lie about sources, as you will ever do, you need to lie or pass on the lie that the chaos of celebrity hold any order, when the flames of fame burn out most, often these children seek direction, and the delusions of mankind will ever provide the snake oil of the soul.
;)
https://www.youtube.com/user/robertwlester
And the fact you can point to eye covering in a number of pictures doesn't not equal an illuminati in Hollywood, it shows how well, or badly, you select your images. There are secretive societies, mystical schools, and even those you may call satanic for no good reason, yet these are just new inflections upon the definition of spirituality, and most celebrities seem just as poisoned by religion as any person. For many years people try to find peace in their lives, they seek religions, self-help, beliefs set in pudding, but content them. The idea of eye covering is a joke, mostly from an odd picture from here or there, and often it's a zooming in on a pose, or more often the painfully unoriginal photographic artists who produce more cliché than most. The star may come out, yet illuination, or enlightenment, is not forth coming in the typical, some court Scientology, born again Christianity, or try Kabbalah, maybe the Sufi faith, contact their inner child, their outer adult, or look into west African red magic and voodoo related mythology, all in the search of truth, and more than a few find themselves reaching the surface of the pool, finding agnosticism, atheism, and secular humanism. Most find themselves diving deep the depths of mysticism, and don't see that up is the answer to release, down is only the devotion to the dive. The mistakes of holding spiritual ideas convince you, yet you do not test, the folly of the delusion, to sink beneath the dark depths, to seek the light in the dark, and not look up. Many celebrities can understand that God is not a factor, that spirituality is a dream in dark waters, and that you are the key to your life, and there is not magic to be born of following the magical and wishful cults that oppose reason.
The best you can say in response to the critic of conspiracy theories is the conspiracy is elsewhere, and/or lie about sources, as you will ever do, you need to lie or pass on the lie that the chaos of celebrity hold any order, when the flames of fame burn out most, often these children seek direction, and the delusions of mankind will ever provide the snake oil of the soul.
;)
https://www.youtube.com/user/robertwlester
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
E.O.F. End Of Fear? WTF?
If you see this blog then you may be wondering what the frick-brick is this EOF?
To be honest I'm not expert myself, I have been looking into this group, and unlike Desteni, Zeitgeist, and Venus Project, etc. It seems like it has a key role and isn't looking to change the world, for better or not, to it's designs.
It seems interesting though, setting up the idea that spirituality can make you do dumb things for no good reason, that it's a 'virus' of sorts, and that they want to help people build up their 'anti-virus' software, there is some unclear language, yet with a team of people involved I expect great things.
However, I should note that they are getting atheist/sceptic groups notified of their October 2015 event in London, so there could be many people who will proof test this group and it's ideas, at worst this should allow refinement of arguments, a smoothing out of it's ideas, if not then it will remain a fringe group. I only say fringe because a new and growing group needs the mainstream as it's life blood, if it is seem as too political or too opinionated, then it won't fly smoothly in these turbulent times. http://eof-londonconference.weebly.com/
the basic set of points we find on their website is that religion/spirituality can be greatly harmful and thus you need to build up your defences to nonsense. Good, because people tend to leap between faiths, or quit religion and keep Jesus, or some other wishful method of saying they reject the churches, but want to imagine god loves you, or the dead a living in the gardens of paradise, so having tricks up your sleeve to get your head straight can reduce depression and even suicides in the non-believer demographic. http://endoffear.weebly.com/
I hope to speak to some members in the future, and if all goes well I can always look into adding to their efforts in helping others to find a happy way of living minus spiritual Jargon.
please check out my youtube channel, where future interviews will be located
To be honest I'm not expert myself, I have been looking into this group, and unlike Desteni, Zeitgeist, and Venus Project, etc. It seems like it has a key role and isn't looking to change the world, for better or not, to it's designs.
However, I should note that they are getting atheist/sceptic groups notified of their October 2015 event in London, so there could be many people who will proof test this group and it's ideas, at worst this should allow refinement of arguments, a smoothing out of it's ideas, if not then it will remain a fringe group. I only say fringe because a new and growing group needs the mainstream as it's life blood, if it is seem as too political or too opinionated, then it won't fly smoothly in these turbulent times. http://eof-londonconference.weebly.com/
the basic set of points we find on their website is that religion/spirituality can be greatly harmful and thus you need to build up your defences to nonsense. Good, because people tend to leap between faiths, or quit religion and keep Jesus, or some other wishful method of saying they reject the churches, but want to imagine god loves you, or the dead a living in the gardens of paradise, so having tricks up your sleeve to get your head straight can reduce depression and even suicides in the non-believer demographic. http://endoffear.weebly.com/
I hope to speak to some members in the future, and if all goes well I can always look into adding to their efforts in helping others to find a happy way of living minus spiritual Jargon.
please check out my youtube channel, where future interviews will be located
Cult leaders
[a few thoughts]
we can mean a person who is popular with a following, a so-called 'cult of personality', yet typically we mean a person who run a group of extreme devotion, or a charismatic guru who gathers followers to his or her self.
At a push you can call a scammer a cult leader, with Peter Popoff he is a guru of sorts, a scammer, sure, yes, and indeed uses his ministry to gather funds, it's a racket, a front, he has a pet cult on a lead to get money, yet there are worse things than greed alone.
David Berg, also known as Moses David, ran a group known as the Children of God, since changed it's name a few times, and he wasn't in it for money, he was in it for lots of sex with underage-girls, he was a narcissist in the extreme, and created a faith to allow him to live out every fantasy and perversion.
There are many reasons why cult leaders become what they are, in the sense of position and the abuse they offer, the everyday western guru, new age or otherwise, doesn't often form an organisation, they are selling a product. And usually not on the scale of Popoff, small business models based on lectures, books, and worshops, no big clean up scam, lots of small plays that are not easily regulated.
Narcissists are commonly the type of people to create cults, socially insecure people are often the best followers, the narcissist hungers for position, the rest are dominated, indoctrinated, or expelled.
The average Newage speaker isn't a cult leader, they are a sales person with a willing and credulous audience, same for many christian speakers, they may make vast sums of cash, but it's more about the money than anything. And these sorts of people are rarely true narcissists.
The Narcissistic Cult Leader is one who isn't so much after money, sex, or any such thing as such, it's all about what Sam Vaknin, an expert on Narcissism, calls 'narcissstic supply', the sense of gratification that comes of having their own way. And remember the worst thing you can do is remove that supply to the narcissists ego, it is their life's blood, and extreme cases will do anything to ensure they get it and keep such a supply within their power.
we can mean a person who is popular with a following, a so-called 'cult of personality', yet typically we mean a person who run a group of extreme devotion, or a charismatic guru who gathers followers to his or her self.
At a push you can call a scammer a cult leader, with Peter Popoff he is a guru of sorts, a scammer, sure, yes, and indeed uses his ministry to gather funds, it's a racket, a front, he has a pet cult on a lead to get money, yet there are worse things than greed alone.
David Berg, also known as Moses David, ran a group known as the Children of God, since changed it's name a few times, and he wasn't in it for money, he was in it for lots of sex with underage-girls, he was a narcissist in the extreme, and created a faith to allow him to live out every fantasy and perversion.
There are many reasons why cult leaders become what they are, in the sense of position and the abuse they offer, the everyday western guru, new age or otherwise, doesn't often form an organisation, they are selling a product. And usually not on the scale of Popoff, small business models based on lectures, books, and worshops, no big clean up scam, lots of small plays that are not easily regulated.
Narcissists are commonly the type of people to create cults, socially insecure people are often the best followers, the narcissist hungers for position, the rest are dominated, indoctrinated, or expelled.
The average Newage speaker isn't a cult leader, they are a sales person with a willing and credulous audience, same for many christian speakers, they may make vast sums of cash, but it's more about the money than anything. And these sorts of people are rarely true narcissists.
The Narcissistic Cult Leader is one who isn't so much after money, sex, or any such thing as such, it's all about what Sam Vaknin, an expert on Narcissism, calls 'narcissstic supply', the sense of gratification that comes of having their own way. And remember the worst thing you can do is remove that supply to the narcissists ego, it is their life's blood, and extreme cases will do anything to ensure they get it and keep such a supply within their power.
Long time no speaky, update + End Of Fear(?!?!)
I have been quite busy these past months, work has been hard, the money is nice, but I really haven't been in the mood to continue this blog for a while. I was hoping to add news of some sort, I had plans for interviews and to continue my video testing psychics, yet time being a factor defeated that effort, so delays set me back for a while, and that's not all bad.
News, well new to you, I will be interviewing a few people who are into this End Of Fear project, they seem like a venus project type of people, but their focus is on those who leave religion and spirituality to the credulous. [endoffear] I hope to see if they are sceptical, or if the rejection of religion in their case is down to reasonable perspectives or if they are digging deeper now into pseudo-science for psychological wellness, I say this having spoken to them, Jess And her partner seem to be very critical of magical thinking, YET very opinionated. And in my experience that can lead towards it's own brand of thinking, that may not be magical or wishful in the same way, yet still may have some leaps that are counter productive.
the groups symbol looks like this, why do people feel the need
for some kind of symbol to express what they are and what they do?
Jessica, of the 'EOF project' or does that make it 'EOFP'?
Jessica Schab of EOF seems to be a nice person in general, a form spiritual speaker who realised that it was nonsensical, and in time left that life behind, and the faith, experiences, etc. And now is promoting critical thinking on such matters, her foes seem to fear the fact that she was doing talks and spreading the 'new age' kind of belief and then snapped out of it. I am not an expert on this matter, I would say this rejection is a common place happening when a person of some note makes themselves outcast, and so some critique made by some spiritual types is very unpleasant indeed.
I will continue this another time, it seems that it requires much more discussion, and an interview for maybe as soon as the week end could clarify a lot of questions I'm toying with, after all I'm not loyal to sides, I'm interested in the facts.
It only remains to add that her youtube channel is worth a look too, as is her Project Camelot video from when she was a new age loon. Don't get me wrong, most of you reading are loons too, and I was once into that bullshit too, and you don't get smarter as such, when you leave it behind, you just remove the mists that make it hard to see the world around you, the indoctrination from many beliefs you may hold and that prevent sound reasoning.
JessicaMystic youtube
Jessica's project Camelot interview from over 6yrs ago
News, well new to you, I will be interviewing a few people who are into this End Of Fear project, they seem like a venus project type of people, but their focus is on those who leave religion and spirituality to the credulous. [endoffear] I hope to see if they are sceptical, or if the rejection of religion in their case is down to reasonable perspectives or if they are digging deeper now into pseudo-science for psychological wellness, I say this having spoken to them, Jess And her partner seem to be very critical of magical thinking, YET very opinionated. And in my experience that can lead towards it's own brand of thinking, that may not be magical or wishful in the same way, yet still may have some leaps that are counter productive.
for some kind of symbol to express what they are and what they do?
Jessica Schab of EOF seems to be a nice person in general, a form spiritual speaker who realised that it was nonsensical, and in time left that life behind, and the faith, experiences, etc. And now is promoting critical thinking on such matters, her foes seem to fear the fact that she was doing talks and spreading the 'new age' kind of belief and then snapped out of it. I am not an expert on this matter, I would say this rejection is a common place happening when a person of some note makes themselves outcast, and so some critique made by some spiritual types is very unpleasant indeed.
I will continue this another time, it seems that it requires much more discussion, and an interview for maybe as soon as the week end could clarify a lot of questions I'm toying with, after all I'm not loyal to sides, I'm interested in the facts.
It only remains to add that her youtube channel is worth a look too, as is her Project Camelot video from when she was a new age loon. Don't get me wrong, most of you reading are loons too, and I was once into that bullshit too, and you don't get smarter as such, when you leave it behind, you just remove the mists that make it hard to see the world around you, the indoctrination from many beliefs you may hold and that prevent sound reasoning.
JessicaMystic youtube
Jessica's project Camelot interview from over 6yrs ago
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