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Meanwhile I: Since the Taurobolium-Tauroctonia(The sacrifice of the Bull by Mithras-Buddha) that is 4224

Just because some things were done historically(e.g. Human sacrifice, tribal warfare, inter-cult warfare) doesn't mean that:

1: It is traditional
2: it is rightful.

That's the problem with reconstructionists.

They will make history and archaeology a monolith of tradition(it is not, tradition doesn't merely stand by "that which is old") that should be re-enacted, not a place to take inspiration on.

The ancients knew such.

The Gods are unchangeable, the ways are not.

Honor sit factus Pontificis Maximus, Deus loquens, Pater Pietatis.

Homage unto the Bridgemaker of Bridgemakers, the speaker of the Gods, Father of Piety.

The desire to live forever does not only betray a profound fear of death but complete spiritual ignorance.

The process of reincarnation allows the soul to evolve by accumulating experience through action. Death, or the cessation of being is an illusion, something limited only to the material/ physical world. In the spiritual plane, there is and can be no death.

Due to the “sexy” portrayal of technologically enhanced humans in movies, the immature soul; the tech enthusiast; modernity’s average city-dweller who believes that reality perceived by his physical senses is all-that-is, will easily fall into the trap of transhumanism.

Seduced by the prospect of merging man with machine, the bugman, having failed to graduate from the school of life, not having mastered himself/ his body and mind will excitedly jump onto the ship of doom (that is, transhumanism) which lures the ignorant and the fool into surrendering their souls to the machine by allowing them to be entrapped into physicality and have their life-force harvested for the purpose of feeding that machine.

Do realize that the concept of living only one lifetime is a preposterous idea, initially alien to our people. Before the abominable Abrahamic religions of fear and damnation/ redemption came into the picture to cloud the Aryan consciousness, during the times of Orpheus, Pythagoras, Plato, and all the way back to the Vedic era, reincarnation was a predominant aspect of our ancestors’ belief system.

It is time we unshackled our minds and souls.