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Hyperian History Of The World (1st Century)

Maggio 23rd, 2019 No Comments   Posted in Mişcarea Dacia

“Hyperian History Of The World (1st Century)

As the Roman Empire spread in the 1st Century, much of the Mediterranean world was conquered, including the former Greek, Hellenic lands. These lands fell under Roman law, yet still mainly subscribed to Greek culture. One area, however, had a drastically different culture, one which would cause great strife in the world. The land in question was Palestine, which had formerly been the ‘promised land’ of the Jewish people.

Despite the former kingdoms of Israel having been destroyed centuries earlier, and the Jews carried off into exile, they had been allowed to return to their land and their zealous monotheism, greatly at odds with most of the surrounding cultures, had only increased in intensity. In the time since the fall of Israel, the Jews had finalised all of their holy texts and compiled what we now call the Old Testament. The bulk of this text consists of an idealised account of the history of the Jewish people and their covenant with their god, but the books towards the end, more recently written, were of a more prophetic nature and spoke of the coming of the ‘Messiah’, a great king of the Davidic line who would restore the kingdom of Israel.

Under the Roman occupation of the 1st Century, the Jews in this land had splintered into many competing sects and it was very common for charismatic figures to rise from these sects, claim to be the Messiah and attempt to drive out the Romans in order to restore the Davidic kingdom. However, all such attempts failed as a rabble of religious fanatics were never a match for the might and discipline of the Roman army. However, one particular Jewish ‘Messiah’ would go on to become one of the most influential figures in the history of religion, despite his failure to restore the Kingdom of Israel.

This figure has become known as Jesus Christ, yet it is very difficult to decipher any truth about his life. It seems that he was yet another charismatic Jew who rose up amongst his people, claimed to be the Messiah and attempted to take on the might of Rome. Of course, he failed and was put to death. Yet, somehow, his devoted followers, despite his failure, became convinced that he was the Messiah, and that he had, in fact, risen from the dead and ascended into heaven following his crucifixion by the Romans.

Initially, this new sect, which became known as Christianity, was just another Jewish sect among the many in Palestine, yet this one grew and spread all around the Hellenic world in the decades following Jesus’s death. The growth and spread of Christianity, however, has little to do with Jesus and much more to do with one Saul of Tarsus, later known as Saint Paul.

Initially, Christianity, as just another Jewish sect, spread mostly around the Jews, and came under attack from rival sects. Saul of Tarsus was, initially, one who persecuted this latest sect. However, he eventually converted to this new form of Judaism and came up with the key idea of spreading its teachings amongst non-Jews, or Gentiles.

Now calling himself Paul, he knew that Gentiles were unlikely to respond to Jewish Messianism, as it had nothing to do with their pagan culture, yet Paul’s knowledge of that culture helped him to formulate a new version of Christianity, more distanced from Judaism and closer to Greek/Roman paganism.

Given that all the other Jewish sects denied that Jesus had been the Messiah, Paul realised that he needed to find a way to include the Gentiles in the Covenant with the Jewish god. Paul began spreading the message that Jesus had been sent to the Gentiles precisely because the Jews had rejected him. Paul convinced Gentiles that they could be part of the Covenant by telling them that Jesus’s death and resurrection had been for the sake of all the faithful, and that being baptised and having faith in Jesus would suffice to include them in the covenant, without them having to subscribe to Jewish religious laws such as Circumcision, which Paul knew pagans found repulsive. According to Paul, baptism allowed anyone to ‘participate’ in Jesus’s death and resurrection. Thus, Paul managed to remove much of Judaism from Christianity and make it much more palatable to pagans.

Following Paul’s innovations, Christianity began to split further and further away from Judaism. Meanwhile, the Jews were still giving the Romans trouble in Palestine, leading to the destruction of Jerusalem in the year 70. Following this the Jews were once again forced into exile, dispersing all across the land. Christians too dispersed and settled separately from the other Jews until, in the year 98, Christians were exempted from the Roman tax on Jews, thus confirming them as a completely Gentile sect distinct from any kind of Judaism.

Eventually, the establishment of Christianity as a new, Gentile religion would have disastrous effects on the Roman Empire and the glory of Ancient Greek culture. It would take a few centuries, but the appearance of this new religion would lead to a time of great darkness in the world, one from which we still have not entirely emerged.”

Brice Merci – Hyperian

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Universul Dimensional cu 6 Dimensiuni

Maggio 21st, 2019 No Comments   Posted in Mişcarea Dacia

“Timpul și Spațiul sunt o iluzie numai în sensul că, în mod obiectiv, ele sunt pur și simplu Funcții Matematice pe care le Interpretăm în acest mod.
Prezentul este foarte real, suntem aici în acest moment, Trecutul este plecat pentru totdeauna, iar Viitorul este încă de venit. Realitatea este creată instantaneu, de Minte. Nici măcar „Dumnezeu” nu poate cunoaște Viitorul cu o precizie absolută, pentru că Viitorul va fi decis de toate deciziile pe care le va lua fiecare Minte Individuală.
Ideea că timpul este o Iluzie duce numai la Nihilism, pentru că sfârșeşti prin a gândi că nu există Timp. Timpul este de fapt „Spațiu Imaginar” (rezultat din cele trei dimensiuni Imaginare, și la fel ca şi în Spațiu, tu ai şi o locație în Timp. Această locație este numită Acum, iar Acum este tot ceea ce Există, Trecutul este locația de Acum-uri care s-au întâmplat înainte. Aici vedem că acel timp și ordinea evenimentelor sunt de fapt lucruri separate. Viitorul este doar locația de Acum-uri ce urmează după locația actuală a Acum-ului. Timpul este o coordonată care, de fapt, este adăugată Spațiului, iar Suma este întotdeauna Viteza Luminii.
Acesta este motivul pentru care atunci când mergeți mai repede timpul merge mai încet. Aceste neînțelegeri provin din lipsa de a vizualiza Timpul ca parte a Universului cu șase dimensiuni. Ceea ce experimentăm ca ordonare a evenimentelor este de fapt memoria stărilor trecute, care sunt înmagazinate în Monada Individuală în afara Spațiului și Timpului.

Tot ce există este Acum. Astfel, semnalele tuturor Monadelor Individuale (adică noi) formează circumstanțele care se dezvoltă în viitor. Deci, fiecare dintre noi se auto-determină, prin introducerea propriilor semnale în Acum-ul care se mișcă mereu. Deci suntem cu toții determinaţi de noi înşine, problema este că, atunci când toată lumea se auto-determină, toate aceste semnale se ciocnesc și conflictele creează această lume a Liberului Arbitru.”- Hyperians

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