Barra

I wrote this meme to convey a message I received recently from some higher beings. They told me that in their state of awareness, it was they that responded to the call of God and the creation, and it was they that had projected themselves into the world, losing their powers and becoming trapped in the reincarnation cycle.

The origin of Lucifer, The Devil, and the nature of love are profound topics that have been contemplated throughout history. The entirety of creation, encompassing all aspects of divinity, is deemed worthy of love, but what about those dark entities that haunt us?

This article delves into the intricate dance between sovereignty and isolation, examining the assertion that true sovereignty renders one impervious to the energies of others, thereby negating the need for isolation.

The concept of sin in Christian theology is multifaceted, often associated with moral transgressions and a separation from divine will. The God Sin, a deity from ancient Mesopotamian religion, was the god of the moon, which governs the night.

The notion that parents can inadvertently lead their children to feel disconnected or “zombified” is a poignant reflection of the complexities of human development and the impact of familial relationships.

Hekate, also known as Hecate, is a figure of significant intrigue and complexity within ancient Greek religion and mythology. She is often depicted holding a pair of torches or keys and is associated with crossroads, the night, and the underworld.

People don’t know themselves, and therefore do not know their goals. But they look around and, seemingly, everyone else does, and they have all these cool goals, like making their first million, so those empty people, copy the goals of others, and start the life of a sleeping zombie.

The Christian Creation myth, as recounted in the Book of Genesis, begins with the profound declaration, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.”

The Enuma Elish, also known as The Seven Tablets of Creation, is a Babylonian creation myth that originates from the ancient Mesopotamian religion.

Without the Earth, there is nothing to hold the water, without the water, there is nothing to contain the fire, without the fire, there is nothing, without the air, there is nothing to feed the fire.