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๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸ Social ๐ŸŒŸ๐ŸŒŸ Gibberings ver. CCXIX - "what's new, c*nty chops?"

This is apparently "I am tapering drugs but this day hit me below the waist and I am getting WASTED"-case. I fucked cheese slicers gripside and fridges plastic shelf already and yelled to clouds.

There is not even really any news. It is just my personality disorder. It just fucks me over sometimes for no reason. I haven't even drank for three days!
 
Zopiclone bandit said:
1) Jesus was a part of the Nath-Aghor Tradition of Kularnava Tantra.

"Salutations to fearsome Batuk Bhairava, wielder of sword, skull, drum, and trident, the sky-clad destroyer of desires. O Batuk Bhairava, protect me with eternal auspiciousness."
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No, Jesus was a person who may or may not have existed in Roman times. The 'evidence' of his existence is mostly based on the Criterion of Embarrassment. Which is a very weak basis. He was most likely a composite character of various syncretic deities and possibly an itinerant preacher; the 'miracles' are just tales that were common in the Greek-speaking world.

You'd imagine that feeding thousands of people and raising the dead would have been noteworthy, but apparently not. At least not until decades after his death. We know more about Macedonian grain harvests than we do about the historic Jesus.

So no, he's not part of Hinduism. He's one of so many messianic claimants that the Jewish scholars got so tired of recording the exploits of that Jesus never even got a mention. Unless you count the discredited Testimonium Flavianum.

So if you're using Hinduism to justify your guy Charlie Kirk's evangelicalism, please just do one.
 
I really wonder where my Life has gone so wrong at times like today.

Got a phone call to "shop" for a mate who is stuck, he came around & the delivery was made, we sat there smoking B & White as we streamed Wolverhampton Crown Court dealing with a Teacher who's up on charges of being a Nonce with a girl from the late 1980's & what I heard turned my stomach.

He has proper Press access as his a journalist as normal people cannot get access to Crown Court, some of the guys defence had me laughing my ass off & in parts I was nearly sick from his Logic about what he thinks is the right way to have sex with kids. If I was The KC I could have taken this Pervert & Nonce apart in a second.

The best comment I have ever been given was when I was in Court in Norway trying to help my Ex, when I had to give evidence I took the Barnevernet Legal Team to pieces & after the case closed my ex's legal team said to me I should have taken a career up in the Legal field as they had never seen someone work a Court like I did (in the way of being a normal person & not being trained in Legal stuff)

Being INTP on The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is quite a skill in a way, yes I may be awkward in social situations & have a lack of tolerance for bullshit but it lets you process events in the Mind in a unique way unlike the other 97% of people on the planet.

"The INTP (Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving) personality type, also known as "The Logician" or "The Thinker," is characterized by a deep intellectual curiosity, logical analysis, independence, and a preference for abstract theories and innovative ideas over practical applications. INTPs are often quiet, detached, and enjoy solitary thought, preferring to work behind the scenes on complex problems rather than engaging in social niceties or small talk. Their strengths lie in conceptual thinking, creativity, and finding novel solutions, though they may struggle with practical details or working in groups with people they perceive as illogical.

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Perkins : Reborn said:
No, Jesus was a person who may or may not have existed in Roman times. The 'evidence' of his existence is mostly based on the Criterion of Embarrassment. Which is a very weak basis. He was most likely a composite character of various syncretic deities and possibly an itinerant preacher; the 'miracles' are just tales that were common in the Greek-speaking world.

You'd imagine that feeding thousands of people and raising the dead would have been noteworthy, but apparently not. At least not until decades after his death. We know more about Macedonian grain harvests than we do about the historic Jesus.

So no, he's not part of Hinduism. He's one of so many messianic claimants that the Jewish scholars got so tired of recording the exploits of that Jesus never even got a mention. Unless you count the discredited Testimonium Flavianum.

So if you're using Hinduism to justify your guy Charlie Kirk's evangelicalism, please just do one.
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At this time, Jesus was in India, learning the baptism technique of light and fire-the Omkar technique with the Indian Yogi- Chetan Nath who named Jesus โ€“Isha Nath; hence he came to be known as Ishwa in India. Ishwa means son of divine lord, or ishwar.

Maranatha lived in Kashmir 2000 years ago. He belonged to the Nath lineage which is where Jesus received his name โ€œIsha Nathโ€, by which sadhu holy men in India still refer to him today. He was actually a few years younger than Jesus.

This name โ€œMaranathaโ€ actually appears twice in the Bible. It is clearly discernable as an Indic name, Mara meaning โ€œdeathโ€ and โ€œNath(a)โ€ meaning master, bringing a full meaning along the lines of โ€œMaster over Deathโ€. However, the Church lost the meaning of the name and today assume that it is an Aramaic term meaning โ€œCome, Lordโ€.

The knowledge of Jesusโ€™ life as a yogi with a master continued through the Indian subcontinent but was clearly lost to (or censored by) the early Church.
 
Perkins : Reborn said:
So what's your answer to my post about what you'd say to Kali for promoting the views of a Christian Nationalist?
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Kali / Chinnamasta / Chamunda (Take your pick of the Das Mahavidya names my friend) isn't a duality faith system, you clearly see things from a Duality so will never grasp why this form of Mahavidya wears skulls & arms.

Maybe go study some basic Tantric texts & we can talk, it's clear from what you said in a very small few posts you have no idea on this subject & have no grasp on Batukabhairava Tantra & the tradition of Kaula practitioners so I am wasting my time with you.
 
There's no historical evidence that Jesus was ever in Galilee, let alone India.

And why would a carpenter disappear from his place of birth for years, cross often-hostile terrain and then come back 'enlightened' and not even mention that in his (supposed) words?

EDIT: I've read apocrypha, I've read Saint John of the Cross, I've read The Cloud of Unknowing, etc. And I can tell you that there is NO credible mystery text claiming Jesus went to India and became a hippy.

And please don't patronise me about Hinduism to make your replies look more impressive. I happen to think Kali has much occasion to roll her eyes at you.
 
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Perkins : Reborn said:
There's no historical evidence that Jesus was ever in Galilee, let alone India.

And why would a carpenter disappear from his place of birth for years, cross often-hostile terrain and then come back 'enlightened' and not even mention that in his (supposed) words?

EDIT: I've read apocrypha, I've read Saint John of the Cross, I've read The Cloud of Unknowing, etc. And I can tell you that there is NO credible mystery text claiming Jesus went to India and became a hippy.

And please don't patronise me about Hinduism to make your replies look more impressive. I happen to think Kali has much occasion to roll her eyes at you.
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I just saw you know who David Myatt is, I am fully aware of who he is & what he supports, we have nothing to say to each other.
AWD / TOB / ONA (O9A) are all the same.

I suggest we don't talk to each other, I am fully aware of what you are into.

At the least have some taste & support Shoko Asahara & his group Aum Shinrikyo.
 
Perkins : Reborn said:
EDIT: I've read apocrypha, I've read Saint John of the Cross, I've read The Cloud of Unknowing, etc
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I suggest you read The Court Impact Statements from people who were around at the Admiral Duncan pub in Soho in the West End before you go using that name in your location.

Maybe watch an interview or read the Court Impact Statement from the Mother of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman too.

Anyone on here wants to know what this sick freak is supporting DM me & I will fill you in on what this person thinks is ok to post & promote.
 
Zopiclone bandit said:
I just saw you know who David Myatt is, I am fully aware of who he is & what he supports, we have nothing to say to each other.
AWD / TOB / ONA (O9A) are all the same.

I suggest we don't talk to each other, I am fully aware of what you are into.

At the least have some taste & support Shoko Asahara & his group Aum Shinrikyo.
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Okay, let's not talk, but please answer the question you keep deflecting. I wasn't the first to ask; I think @Shambles was.

Why are you defending - promoting, even - the deceased Christian Nationalist, homophobe and xenophobe, Charlie Kirk? Why will you not answer that question?

David Myatt renounced extremism years ago. I still find the original ONA (as opposed to the notorious and modern 'O9A') cosmology of some value, especially the muliebral aspects. Hence the affinity with Kali.

But if anybody is gullible enough to PM you, I guess I'm a menace to children and society at large. If they want to believe that, they deserve to believe that.
 
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How trusted are the results from WEDINOS?
If they gave results from a sample can you take what they say as 100% Truth?
 
Zopiclone bandit said:
How trusted are the results from WEDINOS?
If they gave results from a sample can you take what they say as 100% Truth?
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Most people seem to think they are generally accurate and reliable. But there does seem to the occasional odd result or possible error. Contamination, or human error, who knows? So no they are not 100% perfectly reliable I don't think.

If I had to put a figure on their test results, I'd say my own trust in their test results would be above 90%. Or that I'd trust above 90% of their published test results.

Anything I've thought was weird, I've had re-tested. I had some benzos showing up as containing nicotine or caffeine or something weird like that once. I resent another pill a few weeks later, (from the same batch, maybe even the same blister) and no weird contaminants were found the second time round.
 
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Bleaney said:
Anything I've thought was weird, I've had re-tested
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Who else in the UK does testing?

I have an issue with some "heroin" which some people haven't taken to very well & it's caused a few health "issues" but others have been fine with it.
I had an experience with it last night that I wasn't happy about & I Have gone out today & got Methadone instead of going to score because of what I have seen & also heard what is in it.
 
Bleaney said:
But there does seem to the occasional odd result or possible error. Contamination, or human error, who knows? So no they are not 100% perfectly reliable I don't think.
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That is so bad imho, people could die from having some stuff tested, the results come back & they aren't 100% legit.
With that on the news 2 days ago that the Official UK Heroin death figures for the last few years are at least 50% lower than the Truth to read this is making me think I really need to watch what is in the "heroin"
More than 13,000 heroin and opioid deaths have been missed off official statistics in England and Wales, raising concerns about the impact on the government's approach to tackling addiction.

Research from King's College London, shared exclusively with BBC News, found that there were 39,232 opioid-related deaths between 2011 and 2022, more than 50% higher than previously known.

The error has been blamed on the government's official statistics body not having access to correct data and it is understood ministers are now working with coroners to improve the reporting of deaths.

A former senior civil servant said fewer people might have died if drug policies had been based on accurate statistics.
The number of opioid deaths per million people in England and Wales has almost doubled since 2012, but this new study means the scale of the problem is likely to be even greater.

www.bbc.co.uk

Thousands of opioid deaths missed off official figures

The error - affecting England and Wales - raises concerns about the impact on the government's approach to drug deaths.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
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