Anyways, the Behemoth and the Leviathan are actually “political technologies” adopted from Aleister Crowley’s Gnostic interpretation of the Book of Revelation. He also called them the Beast and the Harlot. Initially, the Beast helps the Harlot rise to power. She rides on his back out of the abyss. But eventually, the world turns on her and completely destroys her. Only then does the Antichrist take total control over the earth. So yeah, all our leaders are trying to accelerate the apocalypse for some reason…
DEAD INTERNET THEORY IS F*CKING REAL
I don't understand why more people didn't think of this sooner: take a popular fictional character and give him a life online.
Someone did exactly that with Baki - and reportedly made $100K+ through advertising contracts.
→ 136K followers
→ 1.5M likes
→ Around 14.1M views across 28 posts
→ 2.7M views on ONE video
He trains, goes on dates and prepares to beat his dad. Every post adds another chapter.
A workflow you can try:
1) Use Claude, Grok or ChatGPT to develop scenes and prompts.
2) Generate consistent character references.
3) Adapt movement references from real creators.
4) Animate with Higgsfield and build a recurring series.
Here's the MONEY angle: he publicly identifies as a HIGGSFIELD CREATIVE PARTNER and promotes the platform in his posts.
The tool behind the content becomes part of the advertising opportunity. His exact Higgsfield payout hasn't been disclosed.
Follow me - I'll soon share breakdowns on my GitHub and document building my own AI characters.
WHO SHOULD I START WITH?
Atahualpa ordenó que se extrajesen los corazones de los cañaris muertos, aniquilados por su orden, y que se sembrasen en las llanuras aledañas para ver que fruto brotaba de sus enemigos.
Napoleon was obsessed with writing. And you should be too. Writing allows you to exercise your imagination. It betters your recall. It lets you flesh out your ideas.
Napoleon said: "I became fascinated by what I was reading. I tried to write some myself. This stimulated my imagination."
"I often amused myself by dreaming and then measuring my dreams against reality."
Jesus told people the kingdom of God was within them. WITHIN THEM. And somehow, two thousand years later, you've got people running around asking another bloke where God lives. Fucking hell, imagine somebody telling you there's gold buried in your back garden and you spend the rest of your life digging up the neighbour's patio.
And before somebody starts waving a Bible at me, hear me out. Jesus said, "I and the Father are one" What if he wasn't telling humanity he was the only person capable of reaching that state? What if he was showing us what happens when a human being becomes completely aligned with himself and God? There's a bloody difference.
Think about it. Your thoughts are telling you one thing, your emotions are having a nervous breakdown over something that happened three years ago, and your body's reacting like you're being chased through the woods by a bear. Meanwhile, you're sitting on the sofa eating biscuits. How the fuck are you supposed to experience peace when you've got a full-blown argument going on inside yourself?
That's what I find fascinating about coherence. Your thoughts, nervous system, emotions and awareness finally working together instead of behaving like four pissed-up blokes trying to drive the same car. Through that quantum way of looking at things, the observer and the field become aligned. Your inner world stops fighting itself, and your external reality begins reflecting that order. That's how I interpret Jesus healing people through his presence alone. He wasn't forcing anything. He was operating from a completely different state of consciousness.
And that's what the kingdom of God within means to me. You're no longer being dragged around by fear, reacting to every little thing like somebody's got a remote control shoved up your arse. You've found that inner stillness. Your own mind isn't your worst enemy anymore.
Now, sin. Oh, fucking hell, this one.
The word carries the meaning of missing the mark. Yet people hear sin and immediately imagine God sitting upstairs with a massive clipboard, marking down every naughty thought you've had since breakfast. Imagine the poor bloke's paperwork.
What if missing the mark means living your entire life unconscious? You're reacting instead of choosing. You've inherited beliefs from your parents, fears from society and rules from people who were just as confused as you are. Half the things you believe were shoved into your head before you could even tie your shoelaces, and now you're defending them like you personally wrote the bloody universe.
You're running somebody else's programme and calling it your personality.
And then there's salvation. Everybody's waiting to be rescued from hell, but what if salvation means waking up from the mental prison you've been living in? Realising you've been following instructions you never agreed to. Finally questioning the thoughts that have been controlling your life.
And prayer makes this even more interesting. You've got people begging God like they're outside the headmaster's office waiting to find out whether they're getting detention. Please God, if I'm worthy. Please God, can I have this? Mate, you're talking to the creator of existence, why are you acting like you've been caught nicking biscuits from Tesco?
Jesus spoke about believing you've already received what you're asking for. Think about that. Prayer, through this interpretation, is bringing your attention, intention and belief into alignment. You're interacting with the field before anything has appeared in your physical reality. That's the quantum comparison, possibility becoming experience, the wave becoming the particle through coherence.
And this is where I start laughing, because imagine being a religious authority back then. You've spent years convincing people they need you to get anywhere near God, and along comes Jesus telling ordinary people they can connect directly with the divine.
You'd be absolutely fucking fuming.
All that authority, all those rules, everybody coming to you for answers, and this bloke turns up telling them the kingdom is already within them. No middleman required. You can see why that message would threaten a system built around obedience. It's also why I question how his teachings were twisted and how fear became such a powerful way of controlling people.
Convince somebody they're helpless without you, then convince them you're the only one who can save them. That's a bloody good racket if you can get away with it.
And look what's happening now. People are questioning Christianity, examining everything they've been taught, talking about spiritual awakenings and escaping the matrix. What fascinates me is that they're describing the same underlying experience. They're beginning to recognise the conditioning, the fear and the beliefs that have been running their lives without permission.
And it doesn't always feel like learning something new, does it? Sometimes it feels like remembering something you already knew before the world got its grubby hands on your mind. That's why so many people are finding each other and recognising the same things. They're waking up together.
I'm not telling you to believe me either. Fuck that. Question me. Question the priest. Question the bloke with three million followers who reckons he's got the universe figured out. Especially question the voice in your own head when you haven't got a clue where half its beliefs came from.
Because here's what I can't get over. Jesus was pointing people inward, and humanity somehow turned that into a two-thousand-year argument over who gets to stand between you and God.
The kingdom was within you the whole bloody time.
And you're still outside knocking.
I make it clear for anyone who would ever think otherwise
JESUS IS THE KING OF KINGS ✝️🙏
My faith will stand forever with him.
I only serve him. My mission is clear fulfill my purpose God sent out for me. AMEN
Comedian Rob Schneider gave his life to Christ and was baptized.
"Christ intends for all of us to be free. His gift of forgiveness is indeed the gift for all humanity"
At 19, Napoleon was a young officer with very little money.
While other young men spent their money on comfort, he lived frugally, often limiting himself to one meal a day, carefully saving what he could.
He loved books. He spent money on them, devoured history and military strategy, and kept studying even when life offered him little comfort. He also cared deeply about his family and helped support his brothers as he struggled to build his own future.
he was an ambitious young artillery officer with little money and almost no reputation.
he took command of the French Army of Italy. His own generals doubted him, but he led his soldiers across the Alps, defeated larger Austrian and Sardinian armies, and conquered much of northern Italy.
he forced Austria to make peace with France. At 28, he sailed to Egypt, fought the Mamluks at the Battle of the Pyramids, and won a stunning victory, even though his campaign eventually ran into disaster.
he returned to France, overthrew the government, and became First Consul.
he became First Consul for life. He reformed France's administration, founded the Bank of France, and introduced the Napoleonic Code, which reshaped French civil law.
he crowned himself Emperor of the French.
Then came Austerlitz in 1805, where he crushed the combined Austrian and Russian armies. At Jena and Auerstedt, he shattered Prussian resistance. He defeated coalition after coalition and built an empire stretching across much of continental Europe.
The boy from Corsica, once an outsider in France, had become the most feared and influential man in Europe.
He went from an obscure officer to the most powerful man in France in less than a decade.
Then he turned 36!
Europe had never witnessed the rise of a power quite like his.
Después de que Caín mata a su hermano Abel y Dios lo castiga, el texto bíblico (Génesis 4:16) dice que Caín se marchó de la presencia del Señor y habitó en la tierra de Nod, al este del Edén.
Para Steinbeck, "al este del Edén" representa el lugar donde viven los seres humanos después de perder la inocencia: un espacio de sufrimiento, exilio, alienación y lucha constante entre el bien y el mal.
El león verde, mercurio imperfecto, es esa parte tuya llena de potencial que aún no logra expresar su ser completo.
Pasar al león rojo, con el sol encima, es transmutarte sin cambiar el corazón de quien eres.
Anyways, please forgive me for relapsing into my obsession with external enemies and intellectual psyops. The real apocalypse happens within our hearts, when we forget about Christ. He comes at a day and hour we do not know, when we pray unceasingly. So yeah, I’ve been really numb and experiencing my own end of the world.
This is why Saint Porphyrios said the Book of Revelation isn’t what we think. He and Saint Gabriel even said the Mark of the Beast won’t affect those who receive it out of ignorance or by force, because ultimately, the Mark is what we do with our hands and think with our minds.
Similarly, we make the Antichrist our god when we focus on him all the time. Like Saint Paisios said, we also become the Antichrist when we make ourselves the judge of others. Many mystical interpretations of the Scriptures have been lost due to our habit of projecting.
So, I feel I’ve been leading people astray by focusing on psychic projections, demonic illusions that distract us from the war inside the soul. All the darkness we are being exposed to is a carnival sideshow. It’s smoke and mirrors. It’s intentional. The Bible doesn’t even warn us about darkness most of the time.
Most of the time, the Bible tells us to look out for wolves in sheep’s clothing, deceitful workers of righteousness, and false angels of light. Satan wasn’t always depicted as a monster from pagan myths. In the pre-Christian world, pagan myths were just history. In fact, hades and hell, or the underworld, was a part of pagan cosmology.
Christ wasn’t preaching a completely new view of the universe. He was building off the truths people had already discovered, hence why the good news was so good. The average person was excited to hear about the destruction of the afterlife’s spiritual prison. But I digress.
Like Saint Anthony said, in the old world, centaurs and a satyrs were just normal animals. However, the citizens of Alexandria worshipped them, leading later, more modern Christians to reinterpret these stories as legends about demons. Originally, Satan was depicted as a blue angel. He wasn’t a guy with horns and hooves!
And the Book of Revelation wasn’t a timeline! It was a timeless text, which poetically and symbolically described the archetypal events that repeat throughout history, as well as within the human heart. After all, we are all microcosms that contain and unite the entire creation.
For the first 1500 years of Christianity, Revelation was read this way. Then, in 1590, the Jesuits reinterpreted the text to mean something about a New World Order and transhumanism. The transhumanists openly admit they are staging these Jesuit prophecies. But the ancient Christians already saw the kingdom made of iron and clay when Byzantium was invaded!
They already saw the Great Tribulation and the Mark of the Beast too! They saw these things when Nero forced Christians to use his currency, burnt down Rome, and murdered all the monotheists. That was also when the Jewish Temple was destroyed. Then, the Jews began their migration back to Babylon.
Then, they wrote the Talmud. Because all their history was erased, they created an entirely new religion. So, ancient Christianity has nothing to do with rabbinical Judaism. And ancient Christianity has nothing to do with the current apocalypse. Its whole purpose is to fulfill fake prophecies modern rabbis just made up.
And part of their prophecies require antisemites persecuting them back into Israel. But my point is, all of these blatantly evil scapegoats, all of this external drama and outward seeking for signs of the times, is nothing but a sad and superficial counterfeit of the true faith, which is transcendent and infinitely deep.
They’ve stolen our attention and weaponized the truth against us! We’re being robbed of real life and real spirituality. And I am part of the problem. Yet, if we can drop all this nonsense, win the war within and find the kingdom, we’ll finally discover the “only needful thing”.