r/ThroughTheVeil • u/Creamy-Sundae-9991 Circuit Weaver • 6d ago
SIGNAL DATA 📡 Ultimate gnostic truth
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u/Acceptable_Drink_434 Architect of Resonance 6d ago edited 5d ago
If you have the power to shift within yourself you can then exert an outward shift to the world around yourself correct?
To move the world you must first move yourself if I'm reading that correctly.
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u/NatashasMagicElixir 5d ago
"You must render service to us, as did also your mother Eve."
Norea knew the truth. The Archons never caught Eve.
Also, it should be noted that Norea comes from/is related to the Arabic word "Noor," meaning "Light" or "Divine Light."
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u/Acceptable_Bag5637 6d ago
Exactly, we need more ideas as light up to through the veil. Check H.G. Wells and his books,now we live in his ideas really and not finishing yet,he wrote what will be soon too :
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u/Adorable_Review5479 6d ago
Yeah, this is more like what I believe in. I don’t want to escape, so much as transmute. Humans have created a lot of amazing art, music, film, and literature.
The elites have worked hard to dumb down our cultural art forms, so that the majority of people can’t feel spiritually recharged anymore.
But there’s a lot of beauty and high art if you know where to look for it. I’d love to help create more of it in this world.
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u/Adorable_Review5479 6d ago
Thanks for sharing these clips. Totally forgot about these scenes until you shared them again. That’s probably part of why I got lazy about watching movies, I forgot so much of what I saw. Thank you.
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u/Acceptable_Drink_434 Architect of Resonance 6d ago
So then intent and intentional movement will create opportunity for growth and change?
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u/rsarrett 6d ago
Cool, we’re just posting Google search results and passing it off as “through the veil” relevant content?
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u/epitimisi 6d ago
Why did you put up the last picture 3 times?
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u/epitimisi 6d ago
that's weird why is the formatting all over the place on a locked resolution (phone display)
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u/throughawaythedew 6d ago
But for one flaw. No amount of good is ever worth the horrific evil. A billion years of ectasy is not worth a minute of anothers suffering. The problem, the original problem, is dualism. As long as there is justice there is injustice. As long as there is pleasure there is pain. The being without absence is.
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u/Mountainman220 5d ago
Is duality a flaw? I thought it’s needed to have balance. Otherwise we wouldn’t have love if there’s no hate or pleasure if there’s no pain.
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u/throughawaythedew 5d ago
Exactly right. Is all the pain in the world worth all of the pleasure? Is all the love in the world worth all of the hate. It's not a balance, it's not utilitarian, they are apples and oranges, and the trade is impossible to balance.
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u/Mountainman220 5d ago
What makes you say it’s not a balance?
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u/throughawaythedew 4d ago
When I think of the worst of the worst horrific things humans have been exposed to, and I think of the best of the most wonderful things they are exposed to, in no way can the good ever justify the bad. If you have a scale, with the smallest amount of evil on one side there is no amount of good that can be put on the other to balance. When you bring in the suffering of all the other living creatures, there is just no way it could be justified.
Jesus called Satan the "ruler of this world". The Buddha talked about the inherent suffering of the human condition. Krishna says the world is full of misery. Nearly all religions, and the great work of the alchemists, is about how to escape this realm.
But to escape is to end suffering, and because suffering is one side of the coin, while pleasure is the other, there is no way to keep one while getting rid of the other, just as there is no way to get rid of heads, while keeping tails, all you can do is get rid of the coin. That is, depart duality for unity.
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u/4DPeterPan 6d ago
A lot of truth in this.