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brian turner

Sep 09

Edited: Sep 26

2 dreams - one about the MOB, and the other where I visited the future and learned of the new mind virus.

mark of the beast to obtain magical abilities

I had a dream where my family was intergenerational practitioners of witchcraft. Most of my life was the same, except I had been given "magic" classes. At the "graduation" of my magical education, I learned I had to receive the mark of the beast - where I swore to always obey satan - in order to finalize my magical abilities. This is similar to a different dream I have had where I had to receive the mark of the beast to obtain a promotion in my job.

Edit - the following dream I believe was false, for the following reasons: 1. It was in a lucid dream (in that I knew I was dreaming) 2. It mentions new age ideas (law of attraction). 3. It delivers no actionable advice, nor has any positive messages. 4. It depicts a UFO (again, connected to new age ideas, which are bad). 5. Spirit guides - another connection (sort of) to new age ideas. So, i think it is false, read at your own advisement. However, I'm just a person, I've got no idea what I'm doing.

visiting the future and questioning a guide

I had parked in a smaller parking lot by a freeway and saw a UFO. I immediately thought to take a picture of it, but then realized that the picture wouldn't work because I knew I was in a dream, and I remember marveling at how real everything seemed. Somehow I knew that I was looking at the future. There was a man with a tweed suit and greying hair in the parking lot who I started questioning about the events that would unfold in the future.

Before answering any questions the man seemed to think it was important to explain a cycle in life:

1. Suffering leads to negative attitudes

2. Negative attitudes have the power to shape reality

3. These attitudes lead you to have even more suffering

Then I started to ask the man questions.

I asked him what would happen in the future. He told me there would be a virus that entered people's brain through their ear cavity. He spoke of the brain as having multiple layers, of which the virus would steadily proceed to the innermost core. I asked him when the virus would start and he said December of 2023 (right now is September of 2024).

I asked him how far he was in the future and he said one year. I asked him if there would be a civil war and he nodded. Then he told me that Kamala would be illegally chosen as candidate (so I think democrat party candidate, not actually president), and that there would be three increasingly urgent secret service briefs about this, but that no one in the government would step in. I asked him if there would be a world war and he said no, but that there would be another regional war. I asked him if this war would be in Europe, and he smiled as if the answer was yes, but i never got a definitive confirmation because the dream ended.

interpretation

1) The virus that enters peoples minds seems to be more of a spiritual one since obviously there was no new physical virus that emerged in December 2023. Could it be possible that people who have made bad life choices end up giving away some of their free agency to Satan, and when they are "activated" in the future, they will be willing to support extremely oppressive government policies?

2) The democrat party illegally choosing Kamala to be their candidate clearly does not constitute "civil war" so it is sort of confusing why he nodded yes as if implying there would be a civil war. Is it a cold civil war within the government that the average person isn't aware of?

3) Territorial war in Europe. Could this be Turkey vs Greece?

4) If in the dream I was told it was a year in the future, but the guide told me about things that already happened, that could mean the timing of "a year in the future" could be relative to a time in the past, thus making the dream take place less distantly in the future than initially thought.

5) lots of dreams turn out to be false. When analyzing end times prophecies, the goal in my view is to find common threads among many different dreams. So if topics in these two dreams don't align with other dreams you have read/had, then DON'T BELIEVE THEM. If i am skeptical of my own dream, you should be extremely skeptical of it.

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c-ryn

Sep 11

If i am skeptical of my own dream, you should be extremely skeptical of it. 😎

My ears have itched since 2022, but I think that's dust mites and aging skin. Mbe I need antiparasitics to fend off more. 😯

Since 2019, many were concerned about graphene oxide and other oddities being put into our bodies; some are using solutions that remove heavy metals. Worth a search.

Civil conflict is likely if T gets back into office; bc so many people disliked him before, and now consider him criminal; they would just refuse to let him lead them.

Media has drummed hatred into people. News-feeds put bias into headlines.

c-ryn

Sep 11

Km would be illegally chosen as candidate (so I think democrat party candidate, not actually president),

Before her declaration of candidacy, Bidn was removed from candidacy, against procedures. A letter of decline "from him" was put out on social media, unsigned. Celebs seemed to be hired to suddenly declare him incompetent.

Thousands/millions of similar observations had been out for his whole term, and his health obviously needed attention and rest, but the party let JB represent them far too long. Then suddenly, everyone turned on him and used unofficial procedures to prevent his candidacy.

Some called it a coup; but it's likely not investigated, bc most agree an 81-year-old (evidencing Parkinsons) needs to retire.

c-ryn

Sep 11

magical abilities

There has been concern over prophetic ministries that might be using dark-spirit powers, knowingly or unknowingly. Clues might be greed behind prayers; overly-powerful leaders; aspiration to be great instead of humble servants of God.

Link-- Interesting talk on cult background of Mormonism founder, including twisting of blame back in Salem controversy. What gets recorded for history often covers up inconvenient truths. A religion that presents itself as pure and holy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osCM4tzDN64

c-ryn

Sep 11

Replying to

Brian, I didn't expect people would watch the video; thanks for your interest in it. I didn't realize you were Mormon, and didn't post that to target you -- sorry.

(And ha, yes I was glad to read and respond to your post, I know how infrequently people post here.) Thank you for taking the time to write out a full explanation.

Book review, yes that channel tends to read books that go beyond agreed-upon history. Gems of information to dig for, informally. They are not sanctioned scholars, but spent a lot of time digging into a variety of topics, often unusual ones that bring insight to Christian history.

They don't approach topics as attack on religions, but try to bring understanding of the whole supernatural realm, and how it impacts individuals-- if that makes sense.

I think that's why he cited brass plates in that particular book, instead of gold-- as though he'd found a ripple in the information. As with twists in Salem history.

Moroni, they might have read Wiki:

"In Latter Day Saint belief, Moroni was resurrected after his death and became an angel who directed Joseph Smith to the location of the buried golden plates in the 1820s"

In other videos, NYSTV brings up potential supernatural "rulers of dominions," so people are more aware of unseen forces; that seems to be a trailing theme for them.

Similar to Lakeland Revival's focus on an angel Emma, which some believed to be a deceiving "angel of light," and the same name as a troublesome spirit in past Charismatic movements.

I've had friends who are Mormons, but I don't know the full belief system and documents. Some lived similarly to Christians, and were not thorough in knowing spiritual writings, just as some Christians are not thorough in reading all the scriptures.

(I've been to Palmyra and Manchester... if that counts for anything, lol -- but haven't seen the pageant.)

I have been in Christian groups that were quickly deceived, and agree that all faith groups have their problems, even though I do believe the precepts of Christianity allow us to be part of the kingdom of God.

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brian turner

Sep 12

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I see, yeah their channel definitely seems very interesting and I will probably look into their other content. I too have a fascination with "alternative" history. I could tell right away that they weren't actually "anti mormons" but were just reviewing a book because they didn't bring up any of the normal criticisms of the church. Hopefully my comment earlier didn't sound too argumentative.

I get that the Mormon religion makes some strange claims, which can be off putting. Its worth noting that Mormons are consistently ranked as having the most "right wing" adherents in the country, and we persist in claiming that lgbt and abortion are not good. Our religion also gets a lot of participation from members - there is no pastor, in sacrament meetings regular people take turns giving "talks" about various religious topics. In fact, cell phone data has recently revealed that there is a larger number of Mormon individuals who go to church weekly than Catholics in the USA. This isn't to say that our church is "the best", and i could easily go on to list many different problems with the church. But at least most Mormons don't have the woke mind virus. So i hope that there is a mutual understanding that we are all allies in Christ standing against the dark forces that be.

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c-ryn

Sep 12

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Each individual works out their own salvation before God.

Your prior post, I would have reacted similarly. We go through life making decisions based on what seems best, and we change as we find flaws and discrepancies, or find an environment blocks us from carrying out what we believe to be true and good.

When we question doctrine and practices, we can share that with others around us, and help steer them toward truer, better solutions. We need to be responsible wherever we are.

I like the format of lay preaching -- it has similarities to ancient Jewish Torah reading and expounding (Luke 4:17, Jesus handed the Isaiah scroll to read) , and early Christians meeting in homes, taking on different roles.

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jewish-liturgy

Teaching causes people to step up in responsibility for information and character. Taking on ministry is an important underlying concept in the NT, and it gets lost in megachurch era, with so much paid staff.

GodsDaughter OfLove

Sep 10

Maybe that virus had started then , but it hasn’t blown up and the few cases have been kept quiet?

life-line letters

"Not by might, nor by power, but by MY SPIRIT"

2 dreams - one about the MOB, and the other where I visited the future and learned of the new mind virus.