Masons, chakras, spirituality, Satanism... I'm CONFUSED
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Kenneth Parker15 said:So, after years of chasing ghosts, I finally realized the whole spiritual thing is just one big scam. None of it is the truth. There’s only the material world, and everything happened by pure chance. No souls, no God, no extra dimensions. Everything I thought I experienced was probably just my brain misfiring—hallucinations and projections. And those people claiming they're possessed? They're just dealing with mental health issues. Religion is nonsense; it's all a massive lie. You might as well just live life to the fullest. Don't get shackled by morality or social norms. Just grab every moment you can because once you die, you're done. There's nothing waiting on the other side; it's all right here, right now. I used to doubt this, but now I'm pretty sure. Why bother with the confusion? Just trust your five senses and call it a day. And where exactly did you think you were hiding, Mason? Those groups exist, sure, but their little conspiracy isn't even bigger than the secular world. Honestly, they're just slaves to their own system within the system, while regular people actually have more freedom. "True knowledge" is a myth. It's just hidden information. Actually, I'm kidding. It's the exact opposite of everything I just said. This whole post is total garbage. 🤷
If all of that were true, and if everyone thought that way, I think it would be so soul-crushing that half of humanity would simply vanish. If we don't believe in at least "Something," then what is the purpose of life? What becomes of your personal conscience? As for possession, those aren't just "crazy" people; there is evidence for it all over the world, even documented by the Church itself. There are things people do that they could never have known or done—like speaking languages they've never even heard before. I find it hard to believe that's just a brain projection. Possession is real, and people try to hide it. That's why the clergy is currently short about 500 priests needed to handle exorcisms, an issue noted by the Pope himself.