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Continuing from the previous commentary, another thought on the psychopath is that they must excel in the current school system where you assimilate and regurgitate information like a computer. I thought of this as one of the men spoke of cramming as for an exam.
Again I recommend pairing this material with CJB's new book, and I was raised a typical Christian in a very abusive household controlled by a psychopath. I recall as detrimental and disappointing the idea of a God "out there" watching over me as my parent did whatever they wanted with total impunity, and I had no protection or understanding for what was going on. The kind of Christianity taught to most children isn't any good or helpful except in terms making them better targets for abusive deceivers and psychopaths.
Another point as usual is that I want to be able to share content like this without endorsing it. It's just about exploring some of the thoughts and ideas, which is what I encourage beneath all these videos. People should be able to have all kinds of opposing ideas in the same mind so that they can better arrive at their own conclusions rather than always having to hear a repetition of only one point of view.
I'm really impressed by how much capacity is in the human mind and psyche for perceiving realities in so many different ways, and as I've said before people can vary tremendously in how they perceive the exact same thing.
Therefore, one might staunchly resist mask wearing based on what they know and perceive while another might think it a civil and caring gesture, and each views the other as problematic. They live in different paradigms.
Some say they represent slavery, yet to others they represent happily being in the club of the prevailing power structure.
Regarding Satanism, let's refer to Sat in the ancient Sanskrit:
"Sat ( Sanskrit: सत्) is a Sanskrit word meaning "the true essence" and "which is unchangeable" of an entity, species or existence. Sat is a common prefix in ancient Indian literature and variously implies that which is good, true, virtuous, being, happening, real, existing, enduring, lasting, essential."
You could align this with spirit and soul realities in ourselves contrasting the flesh world based on struggle, cunning, deception, hierarchy, and survival.
Therefore you could say that Jesus from a certain point of view represents Satan, which is what is being opposed by the supremacy of a particular material world posited by Judaism. The Jews crucified that spiritual God as the chief Adversary against their own ideas.
Once more the idea of the same thing being different depending on the perspective.
Share any thoughts and insights.
