JD Adkins

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

The Tetragrammaton—YHWH.

It is, as Kabbalists would tell you, the divine Name—the structure of all being. In Freemasonry, it is the ineffable Word, the one lost in the rubble of the Temple, guarded in allegory by the Master Builder. The Name is not merely a title. It is a key to the architecture of consciousness. A symbol that undergirds the very nature of divine manifestation—of how being itself emerges.

In the Temple, only the High Priest could speak this Name, once per year, in the Holy of Holies. And even then—only under conditions of ritual purity and sacred alignment.

But did you know? The oldest archaeological reference to this Name—carved into the temple wall of Pharaoh Amenhotep III at Soleb around 1400BCE —is not the four-letter name at all.

It’s just three letters: Y-H-W.

(The four-letter version doesn't show up for another 600 years after this.)

Is it mere coincidence that this earliest version mirrors to W-H-Y?

Consider the implications: Either you are forced by dogma to believe in an external deity that puts itself on a pedestal and is above questioning, or you retain your sovereignty, you’re right to question anything and everything, you’re right to integrate, pivot, accept or reject evidence, your right to discernment, to critical thinking, to consciousness itself. Your right to ask the ultimate question, of life, the universe, and everything….WHY.

If the ultimate truth is an entity that has more power than you do, free will cannot exist. But if the ultimate truth isn’t a destination, but a journey, a path, a curiosity, an eternal state of observing, questioning, reflecting, absorbing, then and only then is our fate truly in our own hands! This is the only way we arrive at the idea of a Divinity that is not just personal but universal as well! A sacred unfolding that bows only to the integrity of one’s own truth and acceptance.

Truth—if it were just a fixed thing, if the ultimate secret of the universe were a single answer or name you could recite, then the whole structure collapses into a faith-based compliance system. It becomes religion in its most brittle form: a truth you must not question, a doctrine you must recite, a god you must believe in—not because you truly believe it, but because you’re not allowed to question it!

And that’s the problem. That’s the deep fracture in institutional religion. At the heart of it, you’re not permitted to ask the real questions. You are told what is true, and your only virtue is to accept it. To challenge it—to ask “why”—is to risk being labeled a heretic. A blasphemer. A threat. How dare you doubt your faith. How dare you doubt God.

But what if God is not the thing at the end of the road - what if God is the road itself. The pulse of curiosity. The breath that moves you to ask.

God is not the answer you’re forbidden to interrogate—God is the question you were born to ask.

God is WHY.

Not because there is no truth, but because truth is not fixed. It is not received from a priest or prophet. It can not exist outside of the One who questions —it is revealed through a life lived in a state of perpetual wonder, where acceptance and discernment are in eternal conversation.

That is not blasphemy. That is devotion of the highest kind.

And this is the core of the hero’s journey. It’s the return to the field, not to possess it, but to become it. You don’t find truth—you become truthful. You don’t worship the name—you embody the question. You don’t follow dogma—you walk the edge of your own becoming.

The Royal Society knew this: Nullius in verba. Take no man’s word for it.

That is the spirit of true gnosis. Not rebellion for its own sake, but the refusal to outsource your knowing. It is the sacred act of reclaiming inquiry as holy.

Because truth is not a command. It’s a compass.
And God is not a conclusion. God is the unceasing courage to ask—again and again—Why?

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

They are lying.

They are outsourcing their personal ethics on the issue.

Would THEY murder a fetus for any or no reason at all? Would THEY sedate a woman, poison the baby, chemically dilate her cervix and forcibly remove it?

I highly doubt it.

Would they close their eyes and let doctors do it and call it a procedure? Apparently.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

You are outsourcing the ethics of this by having a middleman do the dirty work for you and closing your eyes and saying you’re fine with it.

Would YOU perform the procedure? Would YOU sedate a woman, inject a fetus’ heart with poison, chemically dilate the woman’s cervix, insert forceps, cut up the baby and pull it out? Would YOU do it? COULD you??

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

A civilization that will justify murdering babies will justify anything.

Forgive them, they know not what they do.

May god have mercy on their souls.

🙏

[Eli Stewart @EliStew47891547]

@practiceyrPE @ciaozoomer I gave you my justifications for getting an abortion. Why are you avoiding giving your justifications? Why are you being so defensive?

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

WHO is “having” minors bear children?

WHO is “having” mothers give birth to babies they didn’t consent to?

Are you questioning the natural processes that god and mother nature have established? Like I said, take it up with them.

I, personally, am not “having” anyone do anything. It’s not up to me to justify anything. I’m simply NOT going to murder babies.

The fact that a corrupt system of medical malpractice exists in which doctors can call it a “medical procedure” instead of “baby murder” and everyone’s ok with it doesn’t make it any less atrocious. Doctors that can be convinced to murder babies for “reasons” will be convinced to harm ALL of us for good enough reasons. It’s why the oath exists.

There are many many reasons that a baby could need to be DELIVERED to save a mother’s life. Murdered? No. Even in the most critical of situations it would be ridiculous to take the time to stop and murder the baby first. You would simply deliver it.

And finally, let’s say I draw a line that represents a scale of atrocities from 0 to the most atrocious thing you could possibly imagine.

I’m going to place “murder babies” somewhere on this scale. Now I want you to take “minors birthing children” and “mothers giving birth to children they didn’t consent to” and tell me where YOU would place those things on this scale.

Are those things MORE or LESS atrocious than “murder babies”?

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@michaeljknowles Or a narcissist man-child. Or both.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@michaeljknowles Nobody “wants to”. It’s hard and you do it anyway cause it’s the right fucking thing to do.

Unless you’re an absolute psychopath.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

You want ME to justify NOT murdering a human child ??

Fuck you.

YOU justify YOUR decision to murder a human child. And I don’t need to hear what your reasons are. Take it up with your conscience and whatever vision you have for the civilization you want to be a part of . And good luck with that. Truly. I mean it. 🙏

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

You want ME to justify NOT murdering a human child ??

Fuck you.

YOU justify YOUR decision to murder a human child. And I don’t need to hear what your reasons are. Take it up with your conscience and whatever vision you have for the civilization you want to be a part of . And good luck with that. Truly. I mean it. 🙏

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@JamieBonkiewicz We’ve convinced a whole generation of people that killing babies is ok if we call it “choosing abortion”.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@EliStew47891547 @ciaozoomer 🤦‍♀️

Go ahead. Keep going. Keep digging this hole. Keep listing your justifications for murdering babies.

Forgive them, for they know not what they do.

Good luck my friend. 🙏

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@AJKocman These people act like they hit a deer with their car and they’re doing the humane thing. 🙃😵‍💫🙃😵‍💫

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

I think this whole thing speaks to the broader problems of the for-profit healthcare model. People are FAR too trusting of doctors, FAR too quick to reach for a pill or a procedure to solve all their problems, take no personal responsibility for their own health whatsoever and will do ANYTHING a doctor says without questioning the fact that LOTS of people are getting very very rich from all the tests and procedures they tell us are “for our own good”.

Mother Nature is powerful. Much more powerful than me. We need a new healthcare model that works with nature instead of attempting to overthrow it.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@amazingatheist The vast majority of people who test for Down syndrome are people who do the test because they will kill it if it’s positive.

The vast majority of people who would not kill their baby if it was positive for Down’s syndrome would not test for it to begin with.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

No.

The Bible tells us EXACTLY what to do with evil. And it’s not eliminate it.

Moses holds the serpent in the sky for everyone to see - that’s what god told him to do. You have to NAME the evil. You have to IDENTIFY it. It has to be KNOWN and CONTAINED. Not shunned or exiled. It will come back. It ALWAYS comes back. And how will you know what it is then? If you haven’t held it up and named it and shown your children what it is? When it comes back and visits their children’s children they won’t know what it is! Does evil come wearing a red cape and horns and everyone says HEY THERES THAT EVIL THING AGAIN!

or does it show up as regular people telling you it’s a perfectly valid choice to murder your kid if you have a good enough reason?

This parable exists in thousands of civilizations across space and time.

In a world of infinite possibilities, which we are a part of, eliminating the most evil means eliminating the most good - divinity. Our humanness IS our ability to be a force of good AND simultaneously a force for evil, and our divinity is our human ability to use our free will for good, RECOGNIZE the evil, and be courageous enough to stand up and do the right thing.

Without our free will to choose good or evil we can never being anything more than sheep being shepherded. This was the state in the garden.

But we are not sheep. We are our own divine beings. We ate the apple because we were curious. We wanted to know more. We wanted to taste our own divinity. And that means taking the hero’s journey to discover that all the worlds good and all the worlds evil resides inside ourselves. And to eliminate evil is to eliminate the divine in ourselves and relegate ourselves to a life as sheep.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@QuentinC42 I think that’s the point. Like I want to see the idiot who agrees with this as sound logic. 🙃🙃🙃 where’s @IfindRetards , I’m setting traps 🤣

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

Christians really are the worst.

They won’t let us kill the fetuses - NOT EVEN THE RETARDED ONES!

They also are the majority of foster and adoptive parents in the country - they even adopt the black ones! I mean, how evil can you be? The right thing would have been to kill them before they were born. Obviously.

They also run the most soup kitchens and shelters and meals on wheels in the country.

THE absolute worst.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@wil_da_beast630 @IanBurkePerry No, We won’t concede to murdering babies to buy votes.

You’ve got us - we really are just the worst people ever.

[JD Adkins @practiceyrPE]

@bren45000 This is seriously fucked up.