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Occultism in Entertainment/Media

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Your pictures have stopped working.

 

May be too dark to post! :lol:

 

 

Thats not funny I don't guess, but they worked fine when I posted them, I posted them just like I do all my pics. Strange.

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Hopefully that fixed them I went back and edited and added them again. Strange how that didn't work out.

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Also the point I am trying to make here is that if it's okay for people to blast Christianity and try to remove it from our society isn't it okay for me to blast those against it? I mean prayers/10 commandments are removed from schools/society, God is slowly being removed from our society. I see this and it bothers me to see the rise of anti-Christian view points taking over. In this sense I wanted to speak out.

Part of me thinks most of the Hollywood actors/musicians/etc. probably don't even understand what the symbols mean, they just know they are controversial and controversy sells albums, movie tickets, etc..

 

Another part of me wonders if this is a reaction to many Christians but particularily the Catholic Church's teachings on abortion and gay marriage, two areas where much of Hollywood is on the complete opposite opinion of. I wonder if this is their way to mock their opponents on this issue. I don't know.

^ A little oversimplistic on the Five Percent Nation; there's definitely a conspiracist/Illuminati element involved.

 

The idea is that 85 percent of humanity has no clue how the world actually works and the truth about civilization. Among the 15% that do, 10% are believers in the idea that such knowledge should be available to only a privileged few initiates and that they can use that knowledge to control politics, business and the media. For the remaining people, they believe they can use the knowledge they've attained to educate the other 85% about the truth. Thus, the Five Percent Nation.

 

Their founder was a guy kicked out of the Nation of Islam for two distinct teachings: that the Nation of Islam's founder could not have been a true prophet because he was bi-racial (mother was white) and that every man is his own god. It's really prevalent in New York hip-hop culture. The teachings are all over tracks by Rakim, Digable Planets, the Wu-Tang Clan, Jay-Z... many others. Fascinating group.

 

The appeal of the philosophy is practically self-evident in a society of self-importance and self-indulgence. It's reading without thinking. "Do what thou wilt" doesn't hint at anything apart from reaffirming to yourself that whatever you're doing is right because you're the one doing it. Your own will is the only thing that matters. It creates a nice circle in which you can lock your own powers of reason...

 

Why is something the right thing to do? Because I will that it is.

Why should I will something? Because I believe it is the right thing to do.

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Well at least you guys are actually taking the time to research and look into this stuff. I feel my work here is done. :D

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^ A little oversimplistic on the Five Percent Nation; there's definitely a conspiracist/Illuminati element involved.

 

The idea is that 85 percent of humanity has no clue how the world actually works and the truth about civilization. Among the 15% that do, 10% are believers in the idea that such knowledge should be available to only a privileged few initiates and that they can use that knowledge to control politics, business and the media. For the remaining people, they believe they can use the knowledge they've attained to educate the other 85% about the truth. Thus, the Five Percent Nation.

 

Their founder was a guy kicked out of the Nation of Islam for two distinct teachings: that the Nation of Islam's founder could not have been a true prophet because he was bi-racial (mother was white) and that every man is his own god. It's really prevalent in New York hip-hop culture. The teachings are all over tracks by Rakim, Digable Planets, the Wu-Tang Clan, Jay-Z... many others. Fascinating group.

 

The appeal of the philosophy is practically self-evident in a society of self-importance and self-indulgence. It's reading without thinking. "Do what thou wilt" doesn't hint at anything apart from reaffirming to yourself that whatever you're doing is right because you're the one doing it. Your own will is the only thing that matters. It creates a nice circle in which you can lock your own powers of reason...

 

Why is something the right thing to do? Because I will that it is.

Why should I will something? Because I believe it is the right thing to do.

 

Good stuff......

^ I've never been much of an occult researcher, but I've long been into where conspiracy theories come from and what makes people believe in them. There's a lot of crossover between these two areas -- the occult and power conspiracies.

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After reading the article and reading some things on my own after Getslow first mentioned it I think its a good time to go back and post this video. Perhaps now some of you may understand a couple of things about it....

 

[video=youtube_share;L53gjP-TtGE]

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^ I've never been much of an occult researcher, but I've long been into where conspiracy theories come from and what makes people believe in them. There's a lot of crossover between these two areas -- the occult and power conspiracies.

 

Without question and I think it stems from both being secretive and rooted in some sort of sacred knowledge or power.

Discussing conspiracy theories is it's like discussing religion or politics. If you believe there is no change your mind and like wise if you don't believe. The difference is you have to be off your rocker to believe in most conspiracy theories.

See I can relate because I still appreciate the music of Led Zep. TooL, Slayer, Pantera, acts like that. I just like them for the music, not the ideas or lifestyle. Heck, I still listen to Jay Z (even though I think he's into/fascinated by some dark stuff)

 

 

 

Just know you can wear and support Crowley stuff all you want, but I just can't go down that road just because I like an artist. As for the point of doing what you want, that's not entirely the meaning that's a misinterpretation of the meaning. It basically means do what you want in your will, not Gods will. Basically who cares what God say's is right or wrong, do it anyway you don't answer to him you answer to yourself. Not simply do what you want because it's fun.

 

What if I do what I want but everything I do falls in line with God's will?

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Also if you pause the Kanye video at the 1:14 mark, right before it shuts off real quick you can see where the two swords come into a point over Kanyes head. This forms a perfect triangle (triangles very important to sacred religions and the occult: heck even Christianity with the holy trinity). It is also speculated to form the Masonic square and compass (which you can actually see pretty clearly) This also happens at 1:26 as well if you pause it there.

 

 

 

This just a couple of dozens of occult references in that video. Not to mention the fact he is basically displaying himself as God.

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What if I do what I want but everything I do falls in line with God's will?

 

Then you are doing the exact opposite of the Crowley teaching that Jay adopted.

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