mithraism

Mithraism, also known as the Mithraic mysteries or the Cult of Mithras, was a Roman mystery religion focused on the god Mithras.
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MY SERVER
https://t.co/Y2Dy66HtWj

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Tell me again how this video was "surprised"?

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The more closely you look, the more you’ll notice.

I’m someone you’ve known but never met and to those I have met, I was never truly known.

Look where you least expect me. Whatever you think you’ve figured out, you’re looking in the wrong direction.

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I saw that he figured out where I found the information. That wasn’t particularly smart of him to reveal. He should check the source again, though something new has appeared within the past few days.

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there is this one Nietzsche quote:

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8/8
This does not prove why Kiwi removed the material or stepped away.
It does show a compressed timeline surrounding a major Mithras-related release.

The relevant question is simple: what changed between August 14 and the decision to remove those public connections?

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1/8
OffisuhKiwi’s involvement in the August 14 VRChat rollout is worth looking at because of what happened immediately afterward.
Kiwi promoted the same “VRChat is lying to you” campaign used by several creators tied to the larger Project Mithras release.

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7/8
Any one of those decisions could have an ordinary explanation.
The part that raises questions is the timing: public promotion, direct participation in the release, an appearance in the video, removal of the related posts, and then a broader step back from the channel.

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This a win?

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Hmm, say what again @UrghBIa