Man Turns Into An Animal In Church

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It is no ordinary (conscious) hoax - I have been there, done that.

Part of the cleverness though, is the foreign/Haitian voodoo culture. The Western Pauline heresy draws upon the Futurism is so intact, upon blind faith that such gymnastics on the border if idea/mind would not be possible. The electromagnetic field at the brink of idea, where it converges with actual cellular ideology for chemical transfer of the potassium and oxygen meets those particular muscle cells' activated quickening in the actual symphony, off the end of the DNA where we observe the dodecahedron vibrating, and see the actual muscle movement spend some chemistry...

Exactly voodoo. P. Scrivener wrote about a Voodoo related syncretism associated with Bondye. I'm not sure its fair to make such associations with Rome as he has rather than just calling it a Haitian local syncretism. Who knows? Interesting thing (on the Stranger Things/Underworld/Upside Down/CERN connection) is CERN's peculiar location in (of all places) France (at 2:59)



Folks are blaming CERN experiments for the Mandella Effect. Interestingly, Star Labs of the Flash TV series (at times) smells of crosstalk pertaining to CERN.


Fictional "Star Labs" set in the backdrop of the Vancouver, British Columbia. Vancouver itself seems to mean "of the place where the cows (cattle?) ford [cross (or arrive at port)?] the river" (points to a Dutch town called Coevorden). Well, at least, the exterior establishing shot is located at Portland, Oregon next to the Trimet (Tilikum) Bridge.

Mysteries of Genesis - bottom of Page 43 and top of Page 44 tells me something:

It says Jesus was telling white sepulcres (ossuaries - bone boxes) that if they were trying to use the Scriptures so they could experience life after the body dies, that the Father was nowhere in them. The ego screams in fear at the thought that a good death means loss of identity.

Very interesting take on that. Perhaps he was seeing them as like 'reapers' or skeletons (rather than leafy trees, bare bones trees) walking.