Explore EVERY angleThis audiobook has inspired thousands of people around the world to find a sense of purpose and belonging. It asserts that life is not a battle but a game of giving and receiving, and that whatever we send out into the world will eventually be returned to us.
I stumbled upon this video earlier from Jody Lowe and thought it was really good. He gives an example of four different factions; different sets of beliefs people have about what is going on in the world (which is really a simplified version of the hundreds of different beliefs out there), and reminds us that our power is on uniting all factions against “the bad guys”, regardless of our different beliefs, i.e., stop making “each other” the bad guys—stop focusing on calling others wrong or controlled opposition, etc.—because that gives the bad guys a free ride and takes our power away. Allow each set of people to do what they do best in each of their areas, and stand together on common goals, but let each faction do their thing, because ultimately, we need all of us—everyone united—and that it’s all interconnected, and so are we.
Ricky Schroeder recently shared a chilling tale on social media of a cult ritual incident he encountered as a youngster that he believes could be the Illuminati or tied to them.
Senator Malcolm Roberts covers just about everything in this 1 hour talk in Queensland this week.
Former Freemason, Satanist, Voodoo High Priest, occultist, and member of the Illumanti lecture from the 1990s
Ex-Mormon & Ex-Witch, Bill Schnoebelen exposes the Occult secret society of Freemasonry..
If I were talking to a friend about Christianity right now, I guess this is what I would ramble out.. I don’t know, was just rambling about beliefs after spending a month exploring the Satanism/Luciferian agenda (and still looking into it)
A friend sent me these videos as they explain the other religion from a previous video I posted recently (“I was promised wealth, fame if I signed agreement with the devil” ~ Bamboo). Unlike Bamboo who rejected the offer, this guy, Jon Clash, went through with it, not really understanding what he was getting into, and explains his experience as a rapper and finding out that they weren’t “Saints” he was worshipping, but Demons. Fascinating.
