by Moe
by John Wrench
I like to be polite to strangers.
It’s courteous to use their proper name,
to show an interest in the mob
they fit in, where they hail from.
But I reckon you’re a weirdo.
I mean, a creature of two worlds,
but then, no alien to where I tread.
Perhaps not so much two worlds
but showing some of each.
What is your dearest name?
The one revealing your true self?
I really cannot call you plant –
your vestment lacks a decent solid green.
Nor does animal seem appropriate
although your cloak is chitinous enough.
Your store of glycogen just simply
jumbles the whole issue even more.
Cohabiting with algae seems a ruse –
What price the loan of chloroplasts?
The other ruse is stinking of bad meat
Exploiting nosey flies for nursery jobs.
But wait, your toxins are not right for plants
No alkaloids, no aromatic oils, sweet smells
What’s more, you never fly or walk.
I give it up.
Fungus you will have to be
of many kinds, but quite unique.
You are a very singular mycomystery.(fungi-mystery)
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
by Moe
In old German mysticism, a person’s double or what some would call the spirit double, second self, specter, ego or body’s oversoul was known as a “Doppelgänger”, which dopple means “double,” and -gänger, meaning “goer” – “double-goer”. Today in scientific jargon, the doppelganger effect is known as heautoscopy which I will explain below.
According to the old German ways, all living creatures have a double who is invisible but identical to the living person. The word doppelgänger was first coined in 1796 by the author Johann Paul Richter, who wrote under the pseudonym Jean Paul. Doppelgänger became an even more popular term after it was used in German horror fiction stories such as the 1846 novel The Double by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and Die Elixiere des Teufels, 2 vol. (1815–16; “The Devil’s Elixir”), by E.T.A.Hoffmann. (more…)
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
by Moe
Not much is known concerning the famous Gnostic sect called the Nicolaitans. They are only mentioned in the Bible in the book of Revelation. As with almost all Gnostic groups, the various historical accounts that have been passed down to us are based on either biblical accounts and or by the testimony of several Church Fathers such as Irenaeus, Hippolytus, Epiphanius, Isidore of Seville, and Theodoret, stating that deacon Nicolas was the author of the heresy and the sect.
In this article, I would like to prove that the Nicolaitans were, in fact, ancient Cretans.
Isidore of Seville who is considered last of the Church Fathers had written, “The Church and sects (De ecclesia et sects)” and says, “The Nicolaites (Nicolaita) are so-called from Nicolas, deacon of the church of Jerusalem, who, along with Stephen and the others, was ordained by Peter.” (Etymologies, or the Origins, in the year 636 A.D. In Book VIII)
The Nicolaitans were the same Gnostics that St. John had opposed in the Apocalypse (2:6-15). The church at Ephesus had gone to war against these powerful Gnostics in “hating the deeds of the Nicolaitans, which I also hate” and the church in Pergamos is blamed “So hast thou also them that hold the doctrine of the Nicolaitans.” (more…)
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
by Moe
And so it begins. The “legal battle” for religious control of a nation whose motto is “In God, We Trust” has officially started.
A war of faiths in which many God-loving people feel this nation has gone to hell in a handbasket causing them to question “just which God do we Americans Trust?”
In the corner for the G-d Satan, we have the loud, proud, and the politically active organization known as The Satanic Temple who just won a lawsuit against the state of Illinois which allowed them to erect a 4 and a half-foot tall statue in the state’s capital building.
The statue says, “Knowledge is the Greatest Gift” and depicts the forearm of a young woman holding an apple which is entwined by a serpent representing the devil.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjixMb-1F1g
The statue seems to be pissing off a lot of conservative religious people.
This is nothing new for The Satanic Temple LLC who has been trolling Christians and Jews ever since it was formed back in 2012 by Douglas Misicko who goes by the pseudo name – Lucien Greaves.
A very public and even political campaign that this particular group of Satanists seems to be embroiled in just about every month since they began and why Misicko says that he has received many death threats, and deliberately does not use his legal name, to avoid threats to his family.
However, his name can be easily found on Wikipedia and he is now somewhat of a self-made Satanic media star who has been in just about every news publication in the country.
Misicko’s current media publicity stunt and assault on the religious right during their holiest months of the year for Christians and Jews and it looks like they are not going to back down without a fight. In fact, The Satanic Temple may have just officially shaken the religious hornet’s nest of this nation’s conservatives who may have had enough of their trolling.
After the statue was erected, thousands of upset people had bombarded their Illinois state representatives with calls and emails complaining that this statue was a direct attack on their faith and it must come down.
Just this week State Rep. Terri Bryant introduced House Resolution 1355 in the Illinois House condemning the decision by the Illinois Secretary of State to allow The Satanic Temple-Chicago to place a statue in the Statehouse rotunda along with displays that celebrate Christmas and Hanukkah.
Bryant had told the media, “If the Satanists are protected by the First Amendment and are allowed to place that statue in our Capitol during this holiday season, then I am certainly within my rights both as an American and as a state representative to say that Satan or his worshipers are not welcome in the Illinois Capitol.”
However, just a day later, Bryant had issued a retraction saying that she didn’t mean to say that Satanists were not welcome at the Capital. Bryant had said, “That is not right and not what my intentions are.”
State Rep. Dave Severin, a Republican from Benton, co-sponsored the new resolution with Bryant had said in a press release, “I believe the decision to allow a Satan worship sculpture to be placed alongside emblems of the faiths of the Jewish people and Christians is a grave mistake and sends the wrong message during this time of reflection and celebration.”
On December 7, Illinois State Senator Paul Schimpf shared a letter on his Facebook page that he said he sent to Secretary of State Jesse White asking him to remove the statue.
In the letter, Schimpf wrote;
“Instead, the display seeks to provoke and antagonize members of the Christian and Jewish faiths,” Schimpf wrote. “As such, you (White) would have been well within your discretion to deny that display request.”
Senator Dale Fowler of Harrisburg feels Satanists are purposely being antagonistic and mocking people of other faiths with the statue. Fowler said in an official statement;
“The inclusion of the satanic display among long-standing religious displays in our state’s Capitol was, in my opinion, a disrespectful charade meant to undermine the tradition of religious expression. While I fully respect and support the rights to celebrate and observe religious holidays, I cannot and will not support a blatantly antagonistic effort to mock the intent behind declarations of faith.”
A representative from the Chicago Satanic Temple said on Friday that its statehouse statue is ‘not an attack.’ Lex Manticore, Satanic Temple-Chicago spokesperson, and co-chapter head, Lux Armiger, chairperson and co-chapter head, said in an interview Friday their group wants to be included in a place that’s meant to represent all people.
“We wanted to provide an alternative religious perspective that doesn’t often get heard,” Armiger said. The religious majority — Abrahamic faiths including Christianity and Judaism — often dominate the discourse, he said.
The members of The Satanic Temple-Chicago — which is the only official chapter of the temple in Illinois, and includes satanists all over the state and in Indiana, Iowa, Michigan and Missouri — wanted equal representation along with other public religious displays.
“The display is an affirmation of our own beliefs, not an attack on anyone else’s beliefs,” Manticore said. “I think misrepresenting us as attacking or this being a stunt is a misrepresentation of our intentions.”
Armiger said The Satanic Temple is “a non-theistic religious organization determined to halt the dangerous encroachment of theocracy into American government.”
“Just because we are not a theistic religion doesn’t make us not a religion,” Manticore said. “It’s common knowledge that we have no supernatural beliefs,” he said. But, he said, that does not mean they’re not a religious organization.
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
by Moe
In my ongoing research into DNA Gnosis, a new revelation has been made changing the face of who we are and where we come from.
A biologist at Stanford University, Xinnan Wang, discovered that one of his patients, a four-year-old boy, was carrying two different sets of mitochondrial DNA: one from his mother, as expected—and another, from his father.
Previously it was believed that mitochondrial DNA could only be inherited from the mother, but this belief has been turned on its head by this new research.
Science Magazine reported that Huang who is a pediatrician and geneticist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, asked the patient to come back and provide fresh samples of blood, which Huang then split among several research labs to reduce any chance of error.
It was a finding that Huang knew would break a central tenet of human genetics—but time and time again, the outcome was the same – his mtDNA had also come from his dad.
Father-to-offspring transmission—which researchers have seen before in sheep, flies, and even mice—is probably rare in humans, but the new work suggests more of us may be carrying a mitochondrial legacy from our dads than we realized.
This was only the beginning. Using modern DNA sequencing technology, Huang and his colleagues have conclusively verified paternally-inherited mitochondrial DNA in 17 individuals spanning three unrelated families. Their work appears today in the journal PNAS.
“This is a really groundbreaking discovery,” says Xinnan Wang, a biologist at Stanford University who studies mitochondria but was not involved in the new findings. “It could open up an entirely new field… and change how we look for the cause of [certain] diseases.”
Read more @ Science Mag https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/11/maternal-dna-might-also-come-fathers?fbclid=IwAR2_DLTm8PUacjq7F3_4tqr0LfOEgxRA-Fs0isucLSRE2T0E_llFJ4aMPn4
Moe is the founder of GnosticWarrior.com. He is a father, husband, author, martial arts black belt, and an expert in Gnosticism, the occult, and esotericism.
