It’s a fact that the vast majority of peoples are here to conform.
This discourse is not for them, Rather, it is for the ‘rogue’ or ‘errant’, the blessed living soul who knows that he is not here to comply with the lies and deceptions spun out by each and every public institution at the behest of the false ‘god’ (the demiurge) that runs the shit-show.
The various parables of the archetype known as ‘Jesus’ resonate with each rogue that comes into contact with them: whilst they may be fictions, they contain the unassailable truth, namely that we are
“In this world but not of it.”
In Romans 12:2, it states most plainly that the individual should not conform to the diktats and enslavement of the demiurge,
“And do not follow the customs of the present age, but be transformed by the entire renewal of your minds, so that you may learn by experience what God’s will is–that will which is good and beautiful and perfect.” Source: Weymouth New Testament
To accept the gross materiality of the realm necessitates compliance with the rules and obligations of a false legal system. It is a trap and the blessed soul knows instinctively that he will not obey them and that, if he does, he is caught in a contract with what some may call Lucifer, or Jahweh, or Satan, Ahriman, or the Devil – it goes by many names.
To repeat: there is no compulsion for anyone to conform to the fake god of this realm. Free will exists and it is for this reason that the Freemasonic Controllers go to such great lengths to get your consent to the B.S that is churned out.
The blessed soul, however, does not conform, accept or consent to any of it and for this reason, he is a force to be reckoned with. In short, he follows his own path.
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I have also been considering the idea of Karna or Consequence. I’m wondering if its specifically tailored to each individual. I believe that we live what we truly believe, so if that is true then karma affects the individual who goes against what he honestly knows from his innate understanding to be true or correct. But perhaps karma is also a mechanism of sorts, the means by which our intuition shows us what is undesirable in the behaviour of one who has embarked upon the evolutionary track on this plane. As usual Michael you provide much food for thought.
Thank you for taking the time to comment, Haydn. The fact that so many wrong-doers go to such extreme lengths to exonerate themselves from the ‘karma’ of their crimes may suggest that it does exist but that the consequences can be avoided if they sufficiently believe that oaths to the demiurge, legalese or Talmudic law can be relied upon to free them of it.
To not comply is agreeing that there are rules to not comply against. Their rules do not apply to me unless I consent to them. So if you say those words ” I do not comply” you have lost already!
That’s certainly one way of looking at it – I find that a firm ‘Fook off’ also serves the purpose. Thanks for dropping by and taking the time to comment.
I fully comprehend compliance and why not to comply. I understand how we can be duped and tricked into complying through the act of opening up a channel of contracting. I also understand when silence is unlawfully taken to imply consent.
I believe more than ever, that we reap what we sow. Things have come to pass in my life, which were the consequence of my thoughts, words and actions. It is the realisation of this, that I can start to take personal responsibility. We are all a product of our environment, which in turn shapes our presumed reality, with all the biases and ideologies of it. We need to truly love ourselves before we can love others. When you see through the veil of deceit, you can no longer unsee it. However, it is very difficult to show others the way. All we can be is the light that shines in the darkness.
I agree but would add that we don’t, in essence, really belong here – we are “In this world, but not of it.” The trick is to rise above it and, as you state, be an example to others. Thank you, Stephanie.