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  2. Truth is hard to hear for the Devil. It exposes his evil character. No one wants to hear something that would destroy your ego. Also imagine someone claiming to be God when you strongly believe something else. On behalf of your religion you will kill this traitor.
  3. What would you charge?
  4. Of course that’s why we have movies and shows and TV series . Drama is good .
  5. Because humans love to be dramatic.
  6. I’ll fucking do that deadass if you pay me
  7. why is there a need for making a farewell thread if you are not going to respond further ? Like “announcing my leaving” . I mean it does have to do with a sense of self-importance. Because you could’ve just said I’m leaving in a post . If you’re going to make a thread then you are expecting comments .. you WANT comments ..then engage with the comments until the thread run its course . But why make a thread and go silent . with all due respect but you are seeing what the boys are talking about up to this point . There is really no need for such threads .
  8. Your mom
  9. I’m from Damascus which is next to you so I’m heavily influenced by both Islam and Christianity
  10. You make a video where you repeatedly shout "I NOMINATE ULAX GODDAMN IT!" for 2 hours straight whilst surrounded by a bunch of victoria secret models. Post it in the personal development subforum.
  11. @integration journey I don't really read, i prefer to sit and contemplate. I also get information through youtube videos, movies, sometimes reading. It's a mixed bag. You can read the bible and still be clueless about it. However if you contemplate what you already know just from mainstream culture, you'll get way more clarity, insights, knowledge and truth from it.
  12. Majed is in his Christianity era currently. have you read the gospel of Thomas?
  13. How do I nominate you for a moderator position?
  14. Yeah i'm quite familiar, Leo operates from his own paradigm, not the christian paradigm though.
  15. @Willy Phallicus Part of the christian faith is to hold it as literally true not just allegories or metaphors. And this is a defendable position from a non dual perspective, since the duality of metaphorical vs literal collapses, according to non-duality.
  16. The Gnostics have a different interpretation of the Judas allegory. Worth looking into.
  17. Seems like Judas didn't consider the wider picture in his actions and when he found out that he'd made a grave mistake tried to make things good by giving back the money and forfeited his life. I mean the bible is full of overreaction, so the suicide was written in for moral effect. But it does prove that Judas was ignorant.
  18. That’s true . Who gets to decide what do these metaphors point to? If I’m not mistaken Leo says “the devil “is a metaphor for the ego or the separate self . Are you familiar with this interpretation?
  19. I think the moral of the story is that betraying God for earthly things (how judas betrayed jesus for money) leads to hell (the terror and madness that lead to the suicide of Judas).
  20. @Someone here I am trying to understand as much of it as i can. Obviously it is inexhaustible because it is infinite.
  21. The question we need to ask: Are women human? Or are they angels? They could be angels: Women commit less crime and violence, are more intune with their bodies and emotions, have more friends, live longer, are healthier, are more educated, out perform boys on almost every metric, are better hunters and runners (apparently), can give birth, are better with kids, rape and abuse kids less often, make better managers, and of course are more beautiful. Isn't it time that men start worshiping the divine feminine, maybe stop arguing with them in forums, and realize the true nature of what women are?
  22. @Someone here At the construct aware stage, you realize everything is metaphorical. Even the concept of a table is a gross oversimplication. The categories of demons, angels, evil, good, are all oversimplications however pointing to real truths. Similar to how table is pointing to something.
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  24. For me Judas represents the everyday person who goes about things in their own self-interest. Judas didn't betray out of spite, just out of ignorance. And Jesus was canny enough to know that he would be betrayed. Jesus also knew that that was his predestined path, so couldn't or wouldn't stop the betrayal. Maybe Jesus even had pity for Judas. How many times have you hurt others out of self-interest? That's the lesson.
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