The Creator and the Inverter

When Jesus went into the desert, the serpent that is Satan spoke scripture to him. Satan, supposedly an angel, knows the bible through and through. Satan however was not preaching the word of God but was attempting to usurp it, asserting an inverted perception of reality in order to deceive. Jesus responds with scripture but understanding and using it's true meaning. 

Who or what 'Satan' is invites a whole manor of interpretations and speculation from 'Aliens' to 'pure ideologies'. On either front, the forces that are not easily perceived are either intrinsically influenced by or simply, our beliefs, manifest into action. In that someone who is acting to deceive the world around them, is in union with what our forefathers would have called "demonic beings".

Demonic beings and demonic thoughts are well and truly the same if they manifest into demonic action. Two sides of the same coin that both carry the ultimate value. And like Satan twisting the meaning of scripture in the desert, people in the modern age have twisted the meaning of life until it means nothing at all. Be wary of those who want to merge flesh with machine, and contemplate the consequences of replacing real relationships with electronic ones.

Needless to say there are people who wish to invert the nature of reality and creation, to take comfort and turn it into discomfort, to take obedience and turn into disobedience and to take ease and turn it  into disease. Ideologies thought up by man bring illness where there was none, wherever there is disobedience to the laws of nature, to God's laws, health suffers, mentally, physically and spiritually, in us and in the land. 

Satan tricks mankind into doing the very things that forces God to punish us, like sacrificing our children or defiling our bodies. These are the consequences of allowing ourselves to be inverted. These are the plagues.


A.R.

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