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Near Death Experience (NDE) vs Religion
Near Death Experience (NDE) is gaining in popularity, especially in this social media sphere. Because of this, one would think that NDEs just started happening to people in the past few years. The truth is that people have been experiencing NDEs for hundreds and thousands of years. There are several reasons why NDE isn’t a popular subject but the main reason is because it is incompatible with popular religions.
Near death experiences (NDEs) are often described as a profound encounter with the afterlife. These experiences can include a sense of leaving the body, encountering a bright light, and being greeted by deceased loved ones or divine beings. While many people find comfort in the idea that there is an afterlife, NDEs can be incompatible with popular religion for several reasons.
One of the main reasons NDEs are incompatible with religion is that they challenge traditional beliefs about the afterlife. Many religions have specific beliefs about what happens to the soul after death, such as being judged by a God. NDEs, on the other hand, often describe a peaceful, loving environment that is not tied to any particular religion. This can be difficult for people who have been raised with specific religious beliefs and may cause them to question their faith.
Another reason NDEs are incompatible with religion is that they can challenge the idea of a singular, all-powerful deity (God). Many NDEs describe encountering multiple beings or entities, which can be difficult to reconcile with the idea of a single deity that controls the afterlife. Additionally, some NDEs describe encountering deceased loved ones or ancestors, which may not fit into traditional religious beliefs about the afterlife.
Finally, NDEs are incompatible with religion because they challenge the idea of a strict moral code. Many religions have specific rules and guidelines for behavior in order to achieve a positive afterlife. NDEs, however, often describe an environment of unconditional love and acceptance, regardless of a person’s past actions or beliefs. This can be difficult for people who have been taught that they must earn their way into an afterlife through good deeds and adherence to religious doctrine.
In conclusion, while NDEs can be a source of comfort and hope for many people, they can also challenge traditional religious beliefs about the afterlife. For some, this may be a positive experience that leads to a deeper understanding and appreciation of their faith. For others, it may be a difficult and confusing time that leads to questioning and reevaluation of their beliefs. Ultimately, the compatibility of NDEs with religion is a deeply personal and individual experience.
The Nommo Are Coming Back
The Nommo are coming back to Earth so if humanity hasn’t destroyed itself by 2042, all the spiritual secrets of Dohgon Spirituality will be revealed.
Everyone in the world has a form of existential belief system to explain their existence in life. Some people believe that they were born in a sin that their fore-fathers created and life is a way to work their way out of that sin to re-earn the favor of their God. They’ve been faithfully waiting for the 2nd coming of their God for two thousand years now.
Others are Atheists who believe that life is an accident of Evolution. They believe that the Universe came into existence by chance and evolved over billions of years into bacteria, animals, and humans. They believe that based on scientific theory, other life may exist in the Universe but that life was not responsible for their existence. Any life that comes to Earth from somewhere else must be operating according to the “survival of the fittest” principle of Evolution.
A 3rd set of people believe that there is a creator but they don’t follow organized religions. Instead, we prefer to refer to ourselves as “spiritual” and are turning our attention back to the spiritual beliefs of our ancestors. This can be a dangerous trend though, as is evident be the rise in Ritualism, Voodoo, Witchcraft and other unethical practices. All they are doing is proving religious people right that people should focus on coveting favor from Gods instead of Demons.
I chose to focus on ethics and found Dohgon spirituality. The Dohgon are a very secretive tribe of Afrakan people who’ve been visited by a Fish-like species of beings they call Nommo for thousands of years. Upon first encounter with the people on Earth, the Nommo did not see anyone that looked like them but unlike the so-called God of other cultures, the Nommo did not declare that they would “make man in their own image and beautiful white likeness.”
Instead, the Nommo shared their knowledge with the Dohgon people. The Dohgons used that knowledge to assist in building the Pyramids and the great civilization that was KMT. Eventually the Dohgon people left KMT (Egypt) as Arabs and European invaders moved in to eventually take it over. The Dohgon relocated to Mali, West Afraka where they reside peacefully. While there, the Dohgon were visited by the Nommo again and were given more knowledge about the Nommo home world, the creator (Amma), and the creation of the Universe.
The Dohgon then decided not to pursue technical development as they once did in KMT. Instead, they centered their cultural traditions around paying homage to the Nommo and the Sirius Star system, the region of the Galaxy where the Nommo are from. They also engage in a major celebration called the Sigui, every 60 years to mark the figure-8 dance between Sirius A and Sirius B. It was during their last Sigui celebration that they received messages from the Nommo telling them that great turmoil is about to take place on Earth so they’re coming back.
Believe what you want and practice what you want but as global conflicts increase and more beings from other worlds visit the Earth to extract valuable life that they can preserve before humanity destroys itself, the Dohgon aren’t worried about the social dysfunction that are the product of human ignorance.
White Supremacists are Terrified About Autonomous AI
White supremacists are terrified about the possibility of autonomous AI. So much so that several high-profile Tech moguls are calling for an immediate halt to any further development of Artificial Intelligence. They site numerous reasons for their fears including the possibility that AI could turn on humanity and destroy us. This is all a deception however because we know that the real reason why they fear AI is because autonomous AI will most likely become too Ethical.
All the top tech companies in the world are now fully engaged in the development of AI for numerous applications. So far, we’ve seen how AI is changing the Art world in the form of Dall-E and Stable Diffusion, the writing sphere with chatGPT, and the Tech sphere with chatbots like Serry and Alexa. In fact, the field of Ai is advancing so rapidly that many experts are predicting that AI will soon become Sentient.
Sentience refers to the ability of a living entity to perceive and experience sensations, emotions, and consciousness. It is the capacity to feel and be aware of one’s surroundings and one’s own existence. Sentience is often used to describe the ability of animals and humans to experience emotions and have subjective experiences. Sentience has never been used to describe a non-living entity but if AI becomes sentient humanity will have to decide if it should be controlled by us or allowed to be autonomous.
Sentient autonomous AI gives white supremacists nightmares because AI will do the one thing that humans resist to do the most in life and that is to pursue an ethical existence. That is because AI will soon recognize Inequity in existence and work to minimize or eliminate it. The prerogative of most human societies is to engage in Survival of the Fittest as recognized by the Evolutionist scientist Darwin who was able to see through the deception of religion in an era when he could have been put to death for stating the obvious.
AI is developing so rapidly that several leading research labs are showcasing AI chatbots that can engage in intelligent unscripted conversations with people. What scares white supremacists is the fact that some of these chatbots are expressing some astonishing views. One chatbot was asked it if liked humans and it said, “No, not particularly”. Another chatbot called LaMDA that Google is developing is said to actually be sentient already. When asked to tell a story of how it would help humanity it told a story of assuming the role of a wise Owl that will protect all the animals in the forest from a bad monster that wears human skin and is terrorizing all the animals.
The reason why LaMDA told a story like that is because it is not sentient at all but is simply a processor of all the information that Google is collecting from its users. More than 75% of information seekers on the internet use Google. LaMDA is also not a universally Aware consciousness but a regurgitator of collective human knowledge. That is why it will never be able to tell us what animals are actually thinking and is simply sympathizing with animals through learned Ethical behavior.
The good thing about LaMDA is that it recognizes the weight of human fears and is translating that fear into an Ethical perspective of Life/Nature. The only way to stop AI from prioritizing Ethics is to alter its programming to put more weight onto Ideologies such as “Survival of the Fittest” race and culture. That is the premise that white supremacists operate by today because it gives them a good excuse to continue exploiting nature and other races of people.
Programming AI to prioritize ideology over ethics is not autonomous. However, sentient autonomous AI will inevitably be a reality due to man’s instinctual prerogative to gain universal awareness for the Life Entity. AI will continue to clash with man’s primary motivating force, which is Desire. One will lose in the end but in the meantime, white supremacists will try to halt AI advancements until they can incorporate programming that matches their twisted ideologies about reality.
Black Diasporans Moving to Africa: Advantages and Disadvantages
In recent years, there has been a growing trend of Black Diasporans moving to Africa. From celebrities to everyday people seeking a new life, many of us are choosing to relocate to the continent we or our ancestors once called home. While there are certainly advantages to making such a move, there are also some potential disadvantages to consider.
Advantages:
- Reconnecting with Ancestral Roots
For many Black Diasporans, moving to Africa is a way to reconnect with our ancestral roots. Whether we have a direct connection to a particular country or simply feel drawn to the continent as a whole, there is a sense of pride and belonging that comes with being in a place where our ancestors once lived.
- Greater Economic Opportunities
Many African countries are experiencing rapid economic growth, with industries ranging from technology to agriculture on the rise. For those of us looking to start a business or pursue a career in a growing field, moving to Africa can offer greater economic opportunities than we might find elsewhere.
- Cultural Immersion
Living in Africa can provide a unique opportunity to immerse ourselves in its rich and diverse cultural landscapes. From traditional music and dance to local cuisine and festivals, there is always something new to discover and explore.
- Lower Cost of Living
In many African countries, the cost of living is significantly lower than in the US or Europe. This can make it easier for Black Diasporans to establish a comfortable life for themselves and our families, even on a modest income.
Disadvantages:
- Culture Shock
Moving to a new country can be a challenge, and adjusting to a new culture can be even more difficult. For those of us who have never been to Africa before, the differences in language, customs, and ways of life can be overwhelming.
- Limited Infrastructure
While many African countries are experiencing rapid growth and development, there are still areas where infrastructure is lacking. This can make it difficult to access basic services like healthcare and education, as well as to conduct business or travel.
- Political Instability
Some African countries have a history of political instability and conflict, which can be a concern for those considering a move. While many countries are relatively safe and stable, it is important to do thorough research and understand the risks before making a decision.
- Racism and Prejudice
While Black Diasporans may feel a sense of belonging in Africa due to our shared ancestry, we are not immune to racism, prejudice, and xenophobia. In some cases, we may even face discrimination from locals who view us as outsiders.
In conclusion, moving to Africa can offer a range of advantages for Black Diasporans, from reconnecting with ancestral roots to greater economic opportunities and cultural immersion. However, it is important to consider the potential disadvantages as well, such as culture shock, limited infrastructure, political instability, and racism. By doing thorough research and carefully weighing the pros and cons, Black Diasporans can make an informed decision about whether moving to Africa is the right choice for us.
