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Cult Leader Nature Boy Sentenced to Life in Prison
Cult leader Nature Boy has now been convicted and sentenced to life in prison. I say good for him but it begs the question; why do cults work so well in Black communities? Is it because Black people are too naïve and trusting, or is it because Black people are simply misinformed about the dangers of cults and cultists? The answer is neither. The reasons why cults work so well in Black communities are because; most Black people are savior minded, we haven’t created our own God, we refuse to understand the power of human Desire, and we long to escape the control and oversight of white domination.
Most people on social media have probably already heard the news that Nature Boy, the infamous spiritualist cult leader, has now been convicted and sentenced to life in prison for rape and other sexual violations of his many wives and followers. Before he was taken down by some of his former followers, he had engaged in a decade long mission of so-called spiritual rescue to free mostly naïve young black women from the system of western establishment, taking them out of America to various tropical regions where he could indoctrinate them in without scrutiny.
Although he was quite successful in growing a loyal following, he encountered numerous hardships from the locals in all of the places that he tried to establish colonies, from Hawaii to Central America and the Caribbean. Eventually, he moved back to the United States where the white establishment is more than happy to lock up any Black identity leader who gets too influential for their liking. But on another note; isn’t it funny how it is white people who we always have to run to when we need to be saved from the monsters, we ourselves create?
The truth is that Black people will always fall victim to cults because of four particular things; the first being our savior mindedness. Black people are the most spiritual race of people for one basic reason. We are the only people who still have a fully functioning spiritual receptor inside our brain. This spiritual receptor is known as the Pineal Gland and what it does is transform pure dark energy waves from the universe into Melatonin that heals our cells and encourages us to live using fairness, equity, and accountability in life.
The overtaking of humanity by people with calcified non-functioning Pineal Glands caused a shift in the collective consciousness of humanity so that now, instead of trying to live in accord with nature, humanity is trying to gain universal awareness. We want to know everything about life including how to spark consciousness in the machines we create. The worst thing about such an endeavor is the introduction of a God and the belief that a devil also exists as a force to push people toward God.
This brings us to our 2nd fault, which is that we haven’t created our own God. Therefore, we are unable to view the world through a truly ethical lens. Why do you think that so many of us are spiritually lacking? We refuse to believe that the sadistic God that the establishment is trying to sell us on would allow us to endure suffering as a form of purification ritual. We want to enjoy life and because we don’t understand the power of desire, cultists have easily stepped in to exploit us.
Desire is the opposite of conscience. It is an instinct that triggers a chemical process inside our brain to produce the quenching hormone, Dopamine. Ancient religious philosophers recognized that desire was the key driver of human behavior. They referred to it as “want” and even put it into the Bible in the phrase; “the lord is my Shepard; I shall not want.” Most religious people, including pastors don’t understand the meaning behind the phrase. The lord represents your conscience, which is the only inner thing that can reign-in your desires.
There are external things like laws, which have the power to conjure “fear of consequence” inside us. This leads to the final factor that is making Black people susceptible to cultism and that is; we long to escape the control and oversight of the white establishment. Most diaspora Black people today live in countries that were established by European colonialism. Some of us may gain wealth and power by becoming Politicians, Doctors, and Lawyers but when it comes to spirituality, most of us would rather conform to religion than give in to our conscience that is telling us to question the many unethical things about organized religion.
A lot of Black people today who are shedding organized religions, are unfortunately turning to unethical spiritual belief systems that are nothing more than cults. That goes for all African ritualistic spiritual practices involving sacrifices of any kind. Cult leaders like Nature Boy thrive on the fact that a lot of Black people are naïve and will fall for all sorts of cool sounding gibberish. Since I’m not here to tell people what to believe or follow, my intent is to simply offer advice. My advice is that any spiritual belief system that is not based on ethics at its core, is most likely occult. Avoid it.
15 years ago, I embarked on my own journey to find an ethical spiritual belief system and since I couldn’t find one, I crated my own. I call it the HERU Interface and unlike religions, cults, and other African spiritual belief systems, there are no gods, devils, idols, deities, people, places, and things to praise, worship, and covet favor from. It is simply an ethical way of perceiving reality that holds one accountable to creation.
I don’t claim to be a prophet and I don’t seek praise from a flock of followers. HERU Interface is not an exclusive club to join and there are no rituals to practice or rules to follow. I do know that because of these factors, HERU Interface will not become popular. Therefore, my aim is simply to offer an ethical Spiritual alternative to any Black person who is searching for something to believe in. And even if you still don’t believe, hopefully it will inspire you to think beyond Atheism and Religion to recognize the Great Spirit that is the Universe itself.
I believe that the Universe is a Mind. I also know that it is very hard for most people to believe that intelligence can exist without being generated by matter but when you begin to think outside of the box, you will begin to see that the Universe itself is the creator, and it requires no praise or worship, only understanding. Stop believing in cultists like Nature Boy and stop believing that there are powerful beings in the sky that we need to worship in order to graduate to eternal life. We are eternal beings already.
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.
