Update
Hey blogbuddies -Just thought I would let you know that I plan to feature more spiritually minded pictures on here not just men and gay men, so please stay tuned :) They are in line with my esoteric spiritual yogi guru eastern ohm hippy mindset and not just a bunch of jesus shit lol
The most fabulous gay buddha told me to add 'endless scrolling' to this ministry to make looking at tons of photos and postings a little more easier so here it is after a few tries I finally enabled the feature and did a little redesigning :)
The most fabulous gay buddha told me to add 'endless scrolling' to this ministry to make looking at tons of photos and postings a little more easier so here it is after a few tries I finally enabled the feature and did a little redesigning :)
Is life all a dream? by Rev. Dr. Shaun A. Delage of The Church of Techno
Most likely the only ones that know if this is true are the very high up religious and other figures.
It is funny when you think to yourself is this all illusion..but if you think too much you will skip your rental payment or miss an interview which could potentially render you homeless and destitute
Quite a concept that when you think too much you could lose it all, I think this reality is made up to make you as busy as possible so you never ask yourself the important questions, much like the dream world this is almost a reverse dream world so to speak that we call reality but it has many resemblances to the dream world so to speak.
For the most part one has to be comfortably with the theory that they chose to be here, in that comfort you can find that you are meant to be here so to speak. You belong and you matter! you have a home here and you can find your groove, me personally I like to look at it as sort of a virtual world or matrix place and this is relevant in daily life to take comfort in, but for those that don't feel they belong or are pretty damn depressed at how things function here find little solace.
The truth is for a dream world this place is pretty inhospitable to creativity and expression and in a dream state scenario one could assume that there is boundless and endless creativity and room for endless expression. but the truth is for the most of us the dream world also is confining as well because even if you spend countless hours trying to remember a dream you almost cannot remember it nor can you control it to certain degrees it almost plays out like a movie script in which you awake and kind of think to yourself what the fuck was that !!
Dream world or not if you don't take charge of your future through meditation, visualization and affirmations this reality so to speak will start choosing avenues for you.
To abide by endless time I prescribe endless amounts of techno and meditation in preference together that can help you begin to question this theory in its entirety which cannot be discovered solely in a small written discourse in all of its waking forms
Much of life as a dream cannot be quantified nor even controlled but you can do things in which you can at least start taking the power back.
-Rev. Dr. Shaun A. Delage
Austin Harrouff : hazing, secret societies, greek oath life taking cults.. ceremonies, & fraternities obsession with human meat, sacrifice, secret societies of Jupiter and cemetery law
This stuff was relevant in the murdered prostitutes here by a pig farmer lotsa rumors going up to the queen, via sororities and fraternities here on the west coast !! The fraternities obsessions with human meat and murder and this is in relation to the coined "Zombie Apocalypse" which is really an allegorical theory relating to cemetery law and the prison cult we all live under...
Greek life utilizes cult-like tactics for recruiting members
I’m convinced that frats and sororities are wearing ancient symbols on hooded sweatshirts in order to make contact with alien life forms. I know that the symbols are actually Greek letters, but the imagery of alien-worshipping frat boys is too amusing so I like to pretend. To be fair, I actually believe that it isn’t much of a stretch because fraternities and cults have more than a passing resemblance.
Let’s get the obvious similarities out of the way first. Both frats and cults prey on young, lonely, and susceptible individuals by promising some form of unity. That bond is further connected by the way the members of the group communicate. They call each other “brothers” or “sisters” as if to say that everyone was part of a family. The idea that you’ll always be a part of the group is accepted and celebrated by both cults and frats.
There seems to be a need to justify the group’s unnecessary existence. For example frats will often boast about how they do community service. But you don’t need to be in a frat to do community service. Cults will say that they create lifelong friends, as if people looking for friends couldn’t simply join a book club.
Of course, this wouldn’t be a problem if the underlying themes of these groups didn’t seem so sinister. Frats and cults are basically looking for two things: people’s time and money. You’ll always see both types of groups stressing the importance of recruiting and it wouldn’t be outlandish to believe that the main desire behind this is gain more manpower to get more of those two resources. The odd part is that it’s justified using completely emotional terms, like the aforementioned promise of a second family that will be with you for an eternity.
This desire to control the reputation of the groups is an admitted concern to both frats and cults. A lot of frats try to call themselves fraternities to distance themselves from the negative view that the public holds. They’re trying to distance themselves from the reputation that they themselves have created. A cult may call itself a religious institution, but if it still has all of the properties of a cult, then it still is a cult.
That’s the main problem, the deceptive nature of these groups. In one hand they try to like an important happy-go lucky part of the community while still embracing the traditions that gave them their negative reputations to begin with. And when they have your trust and money, they get you with the jungle juice/Kool-Aid.
Absolutely chilling article written in 2014
Greek life utilizes cult-like tactics for recruiting members
I’m convinced that frats and sororities are wearing ancient symbols on hooded sweatshirts in order to make contact with alien life forms. I know that the symbols are actually Greek letters, but the imagery of alien-worshipping frat boys is too amusing so I like to pretend. To be fair, I actually believe that it isn’t much of a stretch because fraternities and cults have more than a passing resemblance.
Let’s get the obvious similarities out of the way first. Both frats and cults prey on young, lonely, and susceptible individuals by promising some form of unity. That bond is further connected by the way the members of the group communicate. They call each other “brothers” or “sisters” as if to say that everyone was part of a family. The idea that you’ll always be a part of the group is accepted and celebrated by both cults and frats.
There seems to be a need to justify the group’s unnecessary existence. For example frats will often boast about how they do community service. But you don’t need to be in a frat to do community service. Cults will say that they create lifelong friends, as if people looking for friends couldn’t simply join a book club.
Of course, this wouldn’t be a problem if the underlying themes of these groups didn’t seem so sinister. Frats and cults are basically looking for two things: people’s time and money. You’ll always see both types of groups stressing the importance of recruiting and it wouldn’t be outlandish to believe that the main desire behind this is gain more manpower to get more of those two resources. The odd part is that it’s justified using completely emotional terms, like the aforementioned promise of a second family that will be with you for an eternity.
This desire to control the reputation of the groups is an admitted concern to both frats and cults. A lot of frats try to call themselves fraternities to distance themselves from the negative view that the public holds. They’re trying to distance themselves from the reputation that they themselves have created. A cult may call itself a religious institution, but if it still has all of the properties of a cult, then it still is a cult.
That’s the main problem, the deceptive nature of these groups. In one hand they try to like an important happy-go lucky part of the community while still embracing the traditions that gave them their negative reputations to begin with. And when they have your trust and money, they get you with the jungle juice/Kool-Aid.
Absolutely chilling article written in 2014
Depressed about meditating - A buddhist Sermon by Rev. Dr. Shaun A. Delage of the Church of Techno :) raver church, rave church rave reverend raver faith
Greetings blogbuddies !!
In a world where one can be depressed about meditating no wonder, we for sure don't live in an ancient world where it is commonplace and quite the strange aspect to life when one takes on the practice of meditating.
There can also be outside influences such as attention deficit with meditating and sometimes I go through a faith depression lol because there is not many places for a church of techno in the world, one that does not ramble on and on about the bible, and to most that have issues with the illusions of mainstream religions look for other ways to express their faith, be it in new age faiths like this one or other practices such as wicca, paganism or buddhism or even the more hardcore ones like black magic and satanism out of an extreme distaste and unfriendliness for all that is christianity. Truth is, any avenue the individual chooses for their path is the right one.
I mean for a Church of Techno, that is a virtual ministry with gay leanings and the ultimate sermons being techno it is quite a place to find itself online, nobody would touch you within an advertising scope if you have things like wealth attraction, hot young guys kissing, and discourses that preach about individual thought. But essentially isn't this the role of the guru or reverend to bring about change and bring about new levels of thinking...I mean most of the other faiths have pre written sermons and teachings that they rely on, and not new thought guided by enlightenment and techno.
When you are depressed about your meditation practice remember that it is only temporary, that you will feel motivated again and it is up to you to pull yourself out of it. There is nobody guiding your practice other than yourself, I mean it would be so easy for the universe to embody 10,000 enlightened beings as kings of the earth and the answers to all your questions but that is up to you to find. you must find your own path or have it found for you.
It's not my place to bash other mainstream faiths but I can see the illusions in all of them, I mean the violence, abuse and lies that they spew out no wonder people look for answers in the darkest parts of the world, being drugs and crime and things like pain and other things to help them see truths in things.
honestly I believe the masochist has more of an enlightened soul than the baptist mother of 5 in Wisconsin but who am I to judge,
being given so much free time on the globe for about 15 years I have had to keep myself busy to endless time and I find most people I interact with have little time at their disposal and I have a wealth of time it is tough to not find inklings of depression in my meditation or other forms of chaos like ADD with endless hours, endless days and endless time at my disposal but I have found to just follow through with my own practice and I have made myself a bet, do meditation that is fun...so I use my meditation not to endlessly scan the body, but to manifest things I desire...I am greedy and I find that this is a practice that works in the present and when I achieve my goals I can move onto other more elevated concepts.
Just take rest and understand that you will feel it again and you will feel the energy of the cosmos and you will ascend and make it so to speak, there is no other option.
-Rev. Dr. Shaun A. Delage
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