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How to stay spiritually strong? in Spirituality ·
Exactly, Kate Johnson14—but don't forget that even the Satanists offer their version of comfort. Personally, I don't buy into any of it. And I can only imagine what they think is happening at the Church... as if by offering a little prayer to boost the morals of the homeless, those people will suddenly find their footing, land a steady job, and just stop living on the streets... as if an entire shelter system could be replaced by a moment of spiritual enlightenment. They honestly seem to think people transform into successful business professionals right after a prayer session. And frankly, I have nothing but contempt for those arrogant, intolerant Christians who act like they own the moral high ground!

God isn't dead, and neither is punk!!!

EDIT: Just to clarify—I'm not judging them personally, merely their behavior. I wouldn't want there to be any confusion... they simply allowed themselves to be led astray and deceived.

God is great! Long live punk!
How to stay spiritually strong? in Spirituality ·
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When you think about offering up sticks just to watch them burn in the fires of some ancient solar deity... No way. Not even close.

My divine Svarozic,
The golden sun, this bright, white world!
My divine Svarozic.
Moon-dwellers, oh moon-dwellers!


Fire—it’s the ultimate symbol of the Holy Spirit in action. Think back to Pentecost; those tongues of flame resting right above the heads of Jesus' disciples. Everyone was filled with the Holy Spirit and started speaking in all these different languages, guided by the Spirit, so that people from every corner of the globe gathered in Jerusalem could actually understand them (Acts 2:4-5).

WATER FIRE EARTH AIR

and, of course,

PUNK
How to stay spiritually strong? in Spirituality ·
Kate Johnson14 said:I don't really listen to punk myself, but I actually dig your take on spirituality. You need to do things that relax you, things that give you a sense of fulfillment and purpose...

The absolute height of stupidity is walking into a church just to sit there and soak in those hypocritical platitudes about self-denial, sacrifice, humility, and helping your neighbor. It's nothing more than brainwashing the naive through representatives of an institution that acts in direct opposition to everything they preach during their religious services! To listen to and believe in a church that has spent centuries violating every single moral law it publicly promotes... it's madness. It's like calling a predator a champion for child protection, or treating someone like Anders Breivik as if he were a model of racial and religious tolerance, or acting like Trump is some kind of intellectual giant. 😂

Exactly. How can anyone even speak about sacrifice when they're being driven by a paralyzing fear of death?
I'm trying to wrap my head around what makes them tick...
In this world of caricatures...
Everything spinning inside their heads...
Is just hell, heaven, and the terror of dying.
God follows me—He is my hero—and I find Him crucified in every church, and honestly, who can touch me when I live like that? When I see myself reflected in that crucifixion, how else am I supposed to remain spiritually strong? 😵 🙂 🤣
How to stay spiritually strong? in Spirituality ·
If I want to maintain any semblance of spiritual fortitude, I find myself listening exclusively to punk—take hopeless struggle for instance. It’s all about how this existence is just one massive, chaotic mess—we're essentially all walking toward an inevitable end anyway, spinning in circles while waiting for our time to run out... and honestly, that kind of music is my anchor. I listen to it in absolute silence.
Phoenix Archetype in Spirituality ·
Sure, it’s all very poetic when you let your thoughts wander from one hemisphere to the next—drifting through analogies of ancestral legacies and future possibilities while we sit here in this present moment, feeling all the unmistakable signs that we’ve reached the end of the road. But let’s be real: not everyone is a Phoenix... some people just perish along the way! Life is mortal and honestly, it might be better to just kick the bucket sooner rather than later—at least then you can keep living beautifully in the afterlife! Wasn't that the sentiment shared by Jesus? Everything comes with a price tag, after all... what’s your take on that?