What even is this

[Jerah]

As the world keeps turning, numerous extravagant ways of belief had become a lot more popular in recent years, and what I’ve just found shows how “eccentric” things can turn into

I don’t exactly know where all this began besides the fact that somehow involves various pseudoscientific and mathematic takes surrounding a general eschatology and a QAnon-esque shoehorn of revent events like the trump assassination attempt or the war on gaza, as well as some bizarre divine mysticism of computers and technology, and even time travel for some reason. All seems to be very inspired by things like the TempleOS case, where a schizophrenic was heavily controlled by 4chan into believing that God wanted him to build an Operating System as his third temple

As you scroll more into the accounts things just get more bizarre. The links of some of the persons behind all this fruitcake and some other related images are below, what do yall think?

https://x.com/UndergroundAeon

https://x.com/centerstudy_

Unorthodox Kitten

BIBLICALLY ACCURATE TROLLGE

I still love how conspiracies try to adapt their beliefs into modern “realistic” scenarios without trying to break their religious dogma but at the same time creating a new branch of it. Seeing all of this makes you wonder where in the bible states time traveling or computers as part of their prophecy

[nonselcei]

Looks like a diagram from the ‘kabbalah’ a type of Jewish mysticism. I worked with someone who loved to read from the kabbalah. I thought that was very strange, as she was ‘christian’ but seemed to endorse just about any type of religion. She was also maga, even though ‘what’s his name’…the incompetent one often mentioned the ‘kabal’ which he was suppose to take down.

[mordant]

@nonselcei

Looks like a diagram from the ‘kabbalah’ a type of Jewish mysticism.

I see Christian and far-right symbols. And lots of modern pseudoscientific babble. “Apply Kant’s transcendental system to the blockchain” … WTF does that even MEAN

[Calilasseia]

@mordant

I see Christian and far-right symbols. And lots of modern pseudoscientific babble. “Apply Kant’s transcendental system to the blockchain” … WTF does that even MEAN

This sort of hilarity reminds me of the last time weird psuedoscientific mysticism cross fertilised with far right politics. Courtesy of one Jörg Lanz von Liebenfels.

This individual had an interesting career to put it mildly. Liebenfels was a defrocked former Cistercian monk, who in 1905, launched a periodical known as The Ostara. This luridly, floridly, efflorescently turgid and slimy publication, whose essential view was racist and anti-Semitic, included some of the warped “theories” of Lanz von Liebenfels as described in much greater detail in his earlier work. That earlier work rejoices in the wonderfully Pythonesque title of:

Theozoology, Or The Account Of The Sodomite Apelings And The Divine Electron

Commentary was provided upon this weirdness on a website whose URL I’ve now lost, but whose text I had the sense to copy and save for posterity. Viz:

Lanz von Liebenfels, the famous German racial-occult theorist and publisher of Ostara wrote this pamphlet in 1904 and this English translation appeared in 2004, published by a group called Europa House. When one looks it up in Nicholas Goodrick-Clarkes The Occult Roots of Nazism, a seminal work on the subject, we find the work discussed in detail on p. 94 - 98 where Clarke provided his own translations of passages from the text. Cognates of these two passages can be found, albeit in different translation, in the present pamphlet. So I think we can surmise that this is an authentic translation of the German original.

Briefly, Theozoology is a work of biblical exegesis, in keeping with Lanz’s background as a Cistercian monk (defrocked in 1899). Lanz displays an impressive familiarity with a range of Biblical and apocryphal texts, as well as the Talmud, the Church Fathers, Koran, and even medieval Arthurian romances, to advance his thesis that many Hebrew and Greek words translated as “wood, water, stones, wind, etc.” are actually euphemisms for various, what one might call cryptozoological creatures, “sodomite” apelings, mer-people and birdmen. He postulates that these creatures are the second Adamites, who God created from dust in Genesis 2, and are distinct from the true humans who God created in his own image in Genesis 1. The latter have the “Götter-Elecktron” or Divine Electron and are pure Aryans; the only reason that “lower” or “dark” races came into being is through acts of bestiality with the non-human creatures created in Genesis 2. Pictures of these creatures in their true form (including dinosaurs) are displayed as an appendix at the end of the text.

The dramatic high point of the book comes with Lanz’s radical re-interpretation of the Crucifixion. In Lanz’s narrative Christ was held down and brutally raped by hordes of these creatures in revenge from spreading the gospel of the Aryans divine origins.

The program for action at the end makes heady reading. Lanz informs us that the last pure bred monster died out in the 900s and the only trace of them is in the non-Aryan half-breeds known as colored races. He proposes physical separation of the divine and cthonic races and the death penalty for anyone who would make the ultimate sin of mixing Holy Blood with that of the subhumans; the purity of which is supposedly the central tenet of the original teachings of Christ. He notes that women are more prone to do this than men. He also advocates a vigorous sterilization, eugenical and, in some case, euthanasia program for the upliftment of the Aryan race.

Now Lanz von Liebenfels was writing this in 1904, and he took his cues with respect to metaphysics from Theosophists such as Madame Blavatsky. Indeed, it was Blavatsky’s writings on “root races” that were incorporated in modified form into The Ostara. Moreover, Lanz von Liebenfels entertained some seriously insane ideas in his Theozoology, including the idea that the “Aryan” races were descended from “electric supermen” and that their destiny was to return to this state.

One of Hitler’s prime sources of inspiration was the above writings, of a man who advanced a pseudo-scientific theory arising from a warped biblical exegesis. The rest, tragically, became history.

Those who wish to track down copies of Theozoology for the purposes of weird amusement, will not be surprised to find that the work can be found online. Be warned,. it requires a very strange sense of humour to read this without dissolving into hernia-inducing giggles, because it is, quite frankly, cracked.

It appears that the propensity for reich wing loons attracted to mysticism, to generate weirdness, is very much alive and kicking.

[Calilasseia]

Meanwhile, for those who want to risk their brain cells exposing them to the weirdness, a copy of this wacky publication can be downloaded from here:

Lanz%20von%20Liebenfels%20-%20Theozoology.pdf

The cover page alone lets you know what you’re in for - Crusader fetishism with a large helping of proto-Nazi religious lunacy thrown in for good measure, along with a truly bizarre mediaeval bestiary at the end.

[Kevin_Levites]

There are people with bipolar disorder who get grandiose and become convinced that they have the ultimate answer for everything, and they draw pictures and diagrams that resemble the O.P.'s pictures (see below):

Compare with pictures drawn by bipolar people below:

Even though the pics are different, they seem to have common themes.

I think the original artist who drew the diagrams in the original post needs to see a shrink and possibly explore medications like lithium.

[Tin-Man]

@Kevin_Levites

Even though the pics are different, they seem to have common themes.

I think the one with the sun/months/seasons would make a great full back-piece tattoo.

[Get_off_my_lawn]

@Kevin_Levites

To me, the months keep going by like this:

Jjjjaaaannnnuuuuaaarrrryyyyyy
Fffeeebruuuaaarrryyy
Mmmaarrcchh
April
Whoosh
September
Ooccttoobbeerr
Nnnooovvveeemmmbbbeeerrr
Ddddeeeecccceeeemmmmbbbbeeeerrrr