[FairfieldLife] Kill The Semite Tyrant

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Our Western notions about “God” emerge through the theological lens of Semitic 
Monotheism - Judism, Christianity, and Islam. That’s why we so casually pitch 
forth the term “God” rather than “the gods” – as our Greek and Roman ancestors 
once did. Any Semite god is fundamentally a tyrant in the Greek “polis” 
(city-state) sense of that term. This means a Semitic “God” is a monarch who at 
will exercises power in a ruthless and pitiless manner – as an oppressive, 
harsh, arbitrary person. 
  
 Opposite this cruel despot steps forth the weeping Jesus – wounded in his 
“heart” by our iniquitous and malevolent self-will. Won’t you open your 
darkened, ego-obsessed soul to the bleeding Jesu and put his cross in place of 
your own wickedly God-Defying “I”?  Of course, if you fail to replace your 
“You” with his “Him”, Jesu, like maniacal God, will then throw you into the 
hell-pit and to torture you with eternal fire! Finally, you can count on this 
unbearable, endless torment for as long as eternity lasts – all done just 
because He can.
  
 Opposite this monstrously Semite God-tyrant, is the concept of Ishvara in 
Patanjali’s Yoga. The term Ishvara means ruler, owner, master. Patanjali’s 
Ishvara is a specific and different (viseša) purusha never possessing 
afflictions, the results of karmic acts or deposits of habitual tendencies. As 
such, Ishvara was never considered a creator in the Semite sense of an 
extra-cosmic “bringer into being” and ruler or overseer.
  
 Apparently, Patanjali included the concept of Ishvara because yogins bent upon 
samâdhi and liberation had direct experience with a cosmic intelligence that 
was accessible for receiving teachings and grace. Patanjali’s codification of 
the sound (shabda) of Ishvara and the means to its realization was Patanjali’s 
contribution to direct yogic realization through repetition of “pranava 
(om-kara) and contemplation of its meaning”. 
  
 Contrary to this, while Buddhists believe in many puny “worldly” type devas, 
they deny a cosmic creator/ruler. The Dalai Lama likes to call it “the god 
concept”. In spite of this denial, Tantric Buddhists do indeed use the primal 
sound “om”, seeing it as a cosmic sound and as a conceptual construct for 
transcendence. 
  
 All of this just shows how insular and self-involved the Semite-rooted concept 
of Judeo-Christo-Islamic “Godism” has become and just how widely it has 
infiltrated our historical and current thinking. This concept of the tyrant-God 
is not dead but is still highly alive - quickened by Muslim attempts at Islamic 
domination of Europe. 
  
 If you are a meditator from the culture of the post-American revolution, you 
should consider the only fitting action against such a Semitic tyrant-king … 
assassinate Him!