-
-
Contact me:
-
ehurst@radixfidem.blog
Categories
Author Archives: ehurst
Just My Opinion
As previously noted, we Americans are too hideously wide open to manipulation through guilt. It’s just too easy to use guilt and related negative emotions to restrict our behavior. It’s used in religion and politics alike to shut you up … Continue reading
Posted in sanity
Tagged conspiracy theory, government, internet, oppression, propaganda, prophecy, resistance
Comments Off on Just My Opinion
Shepherding and the Glimmer
Without that holy glimmer, you aren’t going to understand. The entire universe is under a curse. If you can’t at least humor me on that, I suggest you’ll waste your time reading this blog, because it’s the basic assumption behind … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged computer ministry, divine mercy, divine revelation, mysticism, scripture, spirituality
Comments Off on Shepherding and the Glimmer
Actively Non-activist and CompSec
If you are an activist of any sort, I might be able to help you with security. Context: I am not an activist. I am utterly certain that, while we might gain some simulacrum of limited political goals, the system … Continue reading
Posted in administration
Tagged compsec, computer ministry, computers, internet, management, Political activism, technology
Comments Off on Actively Non-activist and CompSec
Western Guilt
Put on your Social Science reading cap. Perhaps you recognize that a cultural bias can steer genetics. A social milieu creates a bias that offers better survival rates and transference of genes for those who match the dominant social mythology. … Continue reading
Posted in social sciences
Tagged culture, false guilt, northern European cultures, psychology, religion, social milieu, social mythology, spirituality
2 Comments
The Limits of Cause and Effect
This is easily the single biggest issue, a mental reflex that requires long conscious reflection to overcome. We are taught from birth to seek a cause-and-effect relationship in all things. Only if we get a really good education can we … Continue reading
Posted in eldercraft
Tagged cause and effect, cause-and-effect relationship, history, intellect, Israel, moral fabric, mysticism, peace, scripture, spirituality, The Curse
Comments Off on The Limits of Cause and Effect
Some Vision
I participate in something that started long before. The dream of returning to a simpler faith without all the added folderol and misguided restrictions has been around since shortly after the last apostle died, around AD 100. The only complication … Continue reading
Posted in personal
Tagged communications, computers, internet, mysticism, religion, spirituality
6 Comments
Psalm 16
In the Hebrew mind, the highest good was shalom. More than simple absence of distress or conflict, it was much broader. Perhaps a better term would be “social stability” — a combination of salient factors working together to provide a … Continue reading
Posted in bible
Tagged divine justice, hebrew poetry, King David, mysticism, Psalms, symbolic logic
Comments Off on Psalm 16
Song of Solomon 6
The bride continues conferring with her support network. The maidens ask if the bride knows where her man went. The question refers more to the kind of place, rather than some specific location. The bride answers that he is downright … Continue reading