seamus
08-04-2007, 09:53 PM
Hi friends...
Just been thinking about this for a few weeks, and mulling it over, examining the thought... It seems valid, but it is of such a disturbing nature that I did not want to post it lightly.
I've been thinking, the second coming might be a tulpa. A collective tulpa, not from the Christians, who have vastly divergent ideas concerning the second coming. No, this tulpa may come from the group I am/was involved with, or one like it. The support for this idea is that this group and others like it (which are very very few in number, perhaps 3 or 4) are obsessed with UNITY of THOUGHT and MIND. It is, after all, the second to last thing Jesus prayed for in the garden, according to the story. Christians gloss over this for the sake of the convenience of following their bastardized religion in their own customized way. But high-control christian-based groups are not hindered by divisions from manifesting their ideas.
Among the group I am/was in, there is one and only one interpretation of scripture. Though it may seem hard to believe, it is possible to get people to agree about the booble, er, bible.
The worst thing that could happen is that this group would experience oppression. In that case it will blossom and flourish, and if they get large enough where they send out their 144,000 young men to preach to the world, and those young men happen to get killed, I'm pretty sure we're gonna see some major thoughtform action.
I am probably needlessly worrying. I don't foresee the austere lifestyle they offer becoming popular enough to provide a youth pool that big. However, in times of martial law and scarce food, things will be easier for people who live communally, especially those on farms. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
s
Just been thinking about this for a few weeks, and mulling it over, examining the thought... It seems valid, but it is of such a disturbing nature that I did not want to post it lightly.
I've been thinking, the second coming might be a tulpa. A collective tulpa, not from the Christians, who have vastly divergent ideas concerning the second coming. No, this tulpa may come from the group I am/was involved with, or one like it. The support for this idea is that this group and others like it (which are very very few in number, perhaps 3 or 4) are obsessed with UNITY of THOUGHT and MIND. It is, after all, the second to last thing Jesus prayed for in the garden, according to the story. Christians gloss over this for the sake of the convenience of following their bastardized religion in their own customized way. But high-control christian-based groups are not hindered by divisions from manifesting their ideas.
Among the group I am/was in, there is one and only one interpretation of scripture. Though it may seem hard to believe, it is possible to get people to agree about the booble, er, bible.
The worst thing that could happen is that this group would experience oppression. In that case it will blossom and flourish, and if they get large enough where they send out their 144,000 young men to preach to the world, and those young men happen to get killed, I'm pretty sure we're gonna see some major thoughtform action.
I am probably needlessly worrying. I don't foresee the austere lifestyle they offer becoming popular enough to provide a youth pool that big. However, in times of martial law and scarce food, things will be easier for people who live communally, especially those on farms. I guess we'll have to wait and see.
s