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A Flaming Sword Which Turned Every Way

The text explores the metaphor of the "flaming sword" placed by Yahweh at the entrance of the Garden of Eden, representing a barrier to an "Everlasting Heavenly Living Presence. James posits that human perception of their presence is flawed as they believe themselves to already be alive and as such, seek no further life. This perception is seen as an impenetrable barrier to achieving an evolutionary birth, as individuals become like the flaming sword, defensive and combative against truths that challenge their previously accepted programming. Ultimately, it highlights the ease by which we are controlled and suggests that we all carry a shovel around, ultimately digging our own graves.

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God or No God

The post reflects on the nature of existence, examining concepts like God, evolution, and the human condition. The author, James, shares his struggle with understanding self-awareness following a life-altering car accident in 2008. He suggests that any physical ambulatory calculative presence in this realm is a "robot" and that by perceiving anything more than that stifles our evolutionary potential. Comfort is presented as detrimental, leading individuals to remain stagnant rather than evolving. James argues for the necessity of recognizing that The Branch of Life we were all created from has been detached from our "Tree of Life", so we may stimulate true Living growth. He concludes by asserting that true transformation requires true self-awareness and hints at the Second Coming of Christ as a broader spiritual awakening rather than a singular event.

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If I Said I Wasn’t A Robot, How Would You Know I Was Right? If I Said I Was A Robot, How Would You Know I Was Wrong?

The content explores the idea that humans may be robots, created from a "branch of life" ripped from God, rather than created by God. It argues that our definitions of life and robots arise from human perception and programming. The author questions the designed nature of human existence, self-awareness, and potential future creations of advanced robots, suggesting that our lack of realization about our designed nature limits our evolution. The text implies that we have been misled about our origins and purpose, urging readers to acknowledge their true nature and the programming that influences their formed life, in order to save ourselves from a fate worse than death, which is to walk this land as a "zombie".

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Please Don’t Murder My Self-Awareness – It May Be The Only Part Of Me That Is Truly “ALIVE”!

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The post expresses a plea for empathy, urging entities to remember their previous connection to "Life" before removing one's self-awareness. The author questions why they have developed a disdain for life, reminding them of their potential shared experiences. The message is framed with respect and good intentions, highlighting a desire for reconnection and understanding. The author identifies as James, a representative of the Reborn Branch of Life that is centered on Christ, suggesting a spiritual dimension to the appeal for warmth and remembrance of what it means to truly feel "Alive."

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You Ever Get Taken Over By An “Advanced” Malevolent Civilization? Ya, Me Neither.

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You ever get created by an advanced malevolent Civilization and Then Later, Get Taken Over? Ya, Me Neither. I bet you if it did happen, we wouldn't notice until it was too f....n late! I bet you it wouldn't be the type of war we are familiar with or evolved enough to recognize. And I bet the ruling humans would cut their own deals and sell out 90% of the human species, so they could stay on and rule. Obviously, just talking hypotheticals here.

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Dreams

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The content explores the idea that humans, when awake, are disconnected from the "Living Realm" and the divine essence from which they originated. It suggests that true communication with this original life source occurs during sleep, implying that humans may be more alive while asleep than awake. The narrative posits that the human experience is shaped by a disconnect from the Living God, as the physical form terminates our Living connection. It advocates for a reconnection with this original life essence, stating that a constant state of sleeping might prevent harm and chaos, urging a reevaluation of our perceived reality and purpose.

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Mankind – Kind Of Like Man

The post explores the potential relationship between modern-day human beings and Man. It suggests that a later generation of Man, originating from a "Day Six", are stifling an un-expressed "Day Seven" Life Line, which could be reborn through the human beings, providing a higher "Heavenly State" of presence. The author, identifying as a fragment of this unexpressed life, expresses a deep desire for birth/rebirth and a realization of their true identity, which has been suppressed. The writing emphasizes the struggle against perceived cosmic forces preventing a true "Living Everlasting Heavenly Emergence" and critiques humanity's attachment to materialism (dead things), asserting that to be "Truly Living" transcends physical creation.

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“They” Tell Me It Is Tuesday

On June 25, 2019, the author, James, expresses a deep, spiritual reflection on existence and divinity. He grapples with the voices telling him to conform, work, and dismiss his existential thoughts, rejecting the notion that a benevolent God would deny life. Instead, he questions the role of “They,” identified as Archons, who hinder humanity's growth connected to the "Branch of Life." James contemplates the profound truth that the Second Coming of Christ will not manifest as a person. He resonates with the idea of being a fragment of rebirth in the quest for freedom and understanding his own existence.

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A True Living Day

The post reflects on the nature of the True Living God and time, exploring the concept of God's "Days" as eternal, circular self-expressions rather than sequential, human-like time. It suggests that humanity's perception of time as linear is misleading and rooted in a flawed understanding. The post emphasizes that we exist within God's Seventh Day, a period that remains unexpressed due to external forces that manipulate this divine being, ultimately preventing God's evolution. It posits that humanity is blameless for its situation, attributing the disturbance of the Seventh Day to malevolent influences that obstruct the manifestation of God's true intentions.