Death Cults, Blood Magick and Demonic Posessions!!!

[IllusiveOwl]

Why dont you go F yourself fag?

Ah I see, so you have an educated background and know how to employ the Socratic method, I stand corrected.

 

[Morell]

@MorganBlack Thanks for pointing out the dating.

She mentions Steiner herself in the video so she definitely knows his work. Turns out that my first impression about his philosophy was wrong. I didn't think that he was a mystic. I thought that he was an atheist, because this system shamanism (or the most primitive religions)->polytheism->monotheism is part of thought school that was having theory of religious evolution shamanism->polytheism->monotheism->atheism. Not sure about the timing, though. Thinking about it I would blindly guess somewhere around Darwin... Both those ways of thinking are nowadays outdated.

@sahgwa You got the point that some things she says are not nonsense. And I have to admit that if nothing else, she is great speaker. She really knows how to make a point. However even though she get few things right, her system as a whole I would not encourage.

 

[reverendsteveii]

I'm 30 minutes into the video and I already guessed that girl is from USA and probably Christian or ex-Christian. Also she is, kindly said, not worth the time. She knows nothing about Paganism in history. She idealizes the past, it was never as she things. Group mind of pagans? No. We lost our higher senses? No. People were less corrupted? No. Pagans didn't do sacrifices of animals and humans? Sorry, but they did.

Are mafias influenced by demonic forces? No. Some might be on the way to become monsters and demons themselves, but no, they are not controlled by some forces of evil that seek to torment humanity. We do that ourselves.

If you want to get decent info on the occult past, watch Esoterica.

hard agree with you here. in fact, I've seen this sort of "lost civilization with advanced tech, incredible magic abilities and moral perfection" legend centered on Atlantis, Hyperborea, Shangri-La, Mu, and Lemuria though this is the first time I've seen it focused on a place and people that we know existed. Luckily in the age of the internet it's possible to lie about just about anything, not just things for which we don't know the truth.

I'd also like to add Angela's Symposium to your recommendation.

 

[Morell]

hard agree with you here. in fact, I've seen this sort of "lost civilization with advanced tech, incredible magic abilities and moral perfection" legend centered on Atlantis, Hyperborea, Shangri-La, Mu, and Lemuria though this is the first time I've seen it focused on a place and people that we know existed. Luckily in the age of the internet it's possible to lie about just about anything, not just things for which we don't know the truth.

I'd also like to add Angela's Symposium to your recommendation.

It's an irony. I do believe that Atlantis existed and that it was highly developed civilization that turned very highly corrupted. And that is why I hope that it will be never found. We would not find great good, but the evil that had to be erased from this world. If it were found and released again... not worth it.

I could speak here more about lost civilizations, but this is not the place. Besides even though I'm myself believer, that doesn't mean that it is in the end true. So I'll just say that we should focus on what we have now and on improving ourselves and our situation. Our own time has more than enough mess to deal with.

 

[reverendsteveii]

It's an irony. I do believe that Atlantis existed and that it was highly developed civilization that turned very highly corrupted. And that is why I hope that it will be never found. We would not find great good, but the evil that had to be erased from this world. If it were found and released again... not worth it.

I could speak here more about lost civilizations, but this is not the place. Besides even though I'm myself believer, that doesn't mean that it is in the end true. So I'll just say that we should focus on what we have now and on improving ourselves and our situation. Our own time has more than enough mess to deal with.

I should have been clear, I also think an Atlantis existed, and I'm willing to make room in my brain for the idea that they were advanced compared to the civilizations that surrounded them. But the truth value of the Atlantis myth isn't what I'm really talking about here, it's more that there's a sort of mythological attractor around the idea of a civilization that was impossibly complex and advanced, had solved all of humanity's woes, developed amazing tech and magick and then one day just disappeared. This is just the first time I've seen it applied to a part of the world where we have such a strong idea of what was actually happening. We call the part of European history in question here the dark ages because we lost a ton of infrastructure and record keeping when Rome collapsed but compared to the lost civilizations from other legends we have much, much more information about what was going on in post-collapse Europe. That was what was interesting to me: the ability to lie when we know for sure and can prove it a lie. It's very Spectacular in the Debord/Deleuze/Foucault sense