Spirituality and Human Souls in Sci-Fi Films

Unexpectedly to me, many science-fiction films have shown, on the astral plane, an entirely different background and explanation than what is visible on the screen as the narrative of the director and screenwriter. In this article, I will allow myself to discuss the associations or unusual contexts I have noticed in this area.

It should be remembered that this type of information may, for the most part, come from channeling >Link., which consists in a screenwriter receiving in their mind a ready-made text of a book or screenplay. Writings regarded as sacred in many cultures were created in a similar way, for example the Bhagavad Gita, the Mahabharata, and not only these. The entire series of books about “Harry Potter” was created as channeling, which the author herself admitted.

The series Raised by Wolves.

The story concerns children who were born on an alien planet. They were raised by two androids called Father and Mother. In a time of danger, Mother activated war procedures and spread destruction while hovering in teleportation above the planet. During her attack, the victims fell apart “into tiny pieces”; in fact, nothing remained of them on the ground except a wet stain of blood and bodily fluids. The flying androids, now known as Mother, were weapons belonging to the Atheists, one of the two sides fighting in the final war that was lost by everyone on Earth.

I relate the spiritual context not to the subject of war, but to Divine Mothers, and especially to Cosmic Divine Mothers, discussed in this article > Link.

Similarly to the film, their service, so to speak, takes place from heaven. There are many sects, not only Hindu or from Ancient Egypt, that promote the cult of Divine Mothers. If a spiritual priest, ascetic, or monk practises the cult of Divine Mothers, then in spirituality nothing remains of him but a wet stain. This is what was shown on the screen in an unambiguous way.

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s_majda writes:
17/10/2020 at 11:02 (Edit)

The series Altered Carbon

The film presents a world in which a person can theoretically live forever, except that they live in different bodies, called here SLEEVES. All of a person’s memory resources, experiences, and relationships are recorded on a metal disc the size of a large coin, implanted in the neck. After a person’s physical death, the discs can be implanted again into other human or animal bodies, even bodies of the opposite sex.

Let us relate this to knowledge about Souls, and we have a demonstrative film about reincarnation. This is how it looks from the perspective of the memory of a person who recovers memories of previous incarnations—not their own, as in the film, but incarnations of their own Soul. In Poland, Mr. Leszek Żądło developed REGRESING for this purpose, an effective non-hypnotic technique for recalling the previous incarnations of one’s Soul.

s_majda writes:
06/11/2020 at 19:03 (Edit)

The series Avenue 5 does not refer very much to spirituality, perhaps apart from the theme of satellites, whose number grows grotesquely from time to time. In episode no. 8, several escapes into space are shown from a ship orbiting the planet. Somehow, this reminded me of collective enthusiasm for various spiritual initiatives that have not been thought through.

s_majda writes:
06/12/2020 at 18:38 (Edit)

30 Coins — an HBO series

From the tenth to the fifteenth minute, the series shows, surprisingly to me, the consequences of improper thoughts about goats, chickens, and more. It is possible that, in the past, by spreading such opinions, LGBT communities of that time were discouraged from similar thoughts. It is worth knowing that gay men in the time of Hellas were inspired to strengthen weakened masculinity through interspecies sex. > Link. article “Out of Love for Animals”

s_majda writes:
18/01/2021 at 13:38 (Edit)

Tenet — a 2020 film

I watched the cinema screen as if enchanted. I had not yet encountered a similar subject in my clairvoyance. None of my acquaintances had mentioned it either. The oligarch is an embodiment of Vishnu, thirsty for specific actions “simply because he felt like it.”

What is interesting is that one can cause various effects, in matter and beyond it, and those effects precede their causes. Of course, God must be involved in this. However, He does not always take responsibility for those effects.

s_majda writes:
19/01/2021 at 19:28 (Edit)

“Upload”

A series about the Heavens and Paradises of various religious sects, presented under the guise of paradises provided by different computer companies. After something they call “uploading a person’s data onto a computer hard drive,” the person continues to live as a virtual character in a computer, yet is able to speak with living people. It occurred to me that after watching this film, nothing will ever be the same.

“Paradise-Heaven” in different earthly religions and dogmas always differs from competing offers, just as the offers of the computer companies in the film differ.

Earthly Heavens, depending on the sect, have different owners or management. In hundreds of Christian sects, heaven has a bodyguard in the person of Saint Peter, who selects clients for visits to the divine family. Only Jehovah’s Witnesses have their own different administrator.

Buddhism, with its hundreds of sects, also has its own heavens for every sect. Tibetan heaven, with its demonic deities, deserves particular attention.

Jewish and Muslim heavens do not have much in common with Christian ones.

The heavens of Hindus are as numerous as grains of sand because of the millions of deities appearing there.

Years ago, an acquaintance concluded that because thousands of different Heavens exist, they are an informational deception. Yes, they are located in the astral realm, but not necessarily with God.

s_majda writes:
04/02/2021 at 12:20 (Edit)

People searching for God should watch the series “Preacher” on Amazon Prime. And if not the whole series, then at least the final twenty minutes of the last episode of the first season. Volumes could be written about similar conversations. And not only I could do so, but also a considerable group of my acquaintances.

“Preacher” contains interactions with a group dressed in white suits. Gosia and Konrad, while watching the film, pointed out to me that this is a group promoting the White Astral, which I discussed in several articles, including this one > Link.

s_majda writes:
07/02/2021 at 09:07 (Edit)

Films about vampires have never attracted me. Recently, I looked at the patterns portrayed by vampire characters in films. So far, I have recognised two types.

The vampire as an embodiment of a gay man. Characters living in isolation, engaging in various practices so that nobody sees them. In the astral realm, gay men usually have a visible aphrodisiac on their lips, while vampires have traces of blood. More similarities can be found.
Another form of vampirism consists in stealing from others their achievements, knowledge, even qualities of realisation, other people’s talents, and more.

Małgorzata Krata writes:
07/02/2021 at 19:33 (Edit)

When recalling the series “Westworld,” I am aware that, no matter how much we may NOT want it, we are all actors, and likewise we all have a wide audience. This performed play, this theatre, is watched by a huge group of viewers from behind a “glass invisible screen,” by an audience made up of Souls. We little dolls usually see only the other actors performing together on the stage. We do not see the camera, we do not see the audience, because it is usually invisible. Among the audience there is, of course, also God, who evaluates and later issues judgments and reviews.

Another association is that in order to play a role, a script is needed. Do our Souls write such scripts, or perhaps other Souls write them for us, forcing us, in a way, to play roles they wish us to play?

In any case, if there is a plan, then there is also a script. It is worth asking God for that script, dear actors and actresses playing in films of different genres.

s_majda writes:
12/02/2021 at 17:10 (Edit)

The little dolls that have Souls and their mutual interactions with the Soul can be seen in the series based on the comic book entitled “Watchmen.” Throughout several episodes, the relationship of one of the protagonists with his own creations, who call him “Master,” appears.

The births of little dolls are shown, as well as their initial selection carried out by the Soul itself.
The little dolls striving for the good of the Soul.
A judgment carried out by personalities over the Soul.
The whole is completed by the Soul’s defence speech, delivered before the personalities accusing it in court.

s_majda writes:
16/02/2021 at 22:52 (Edit)

The White Astral and its structures, management, and methods of operation are shown in the series “Preacher,” especially in season 3. The leader of the group reminds me of the All-Father, the Scandinavian Odin. Meanwhile, the leader, wearing a beret, of one of the White Astral groups, because of references to worshippers of the Hindu lingam, may be well known in temples in that culture.

It is also shown extensively how the White Astral chose Jesus as the Messiah and what came of it.

s_majda writes:
17/02/2021 at 08:22 (Edit)

The action of “Bright” takes place in an alternative reality in which humans, orcs, elves, and other Atlantean “Things” live together in one space. We can listen to several hit songs of Orc music. I admit that sometimes I am given the opportunity to hear music by contemporary bands that strongly resembles the Orc music from the film. Strangely enough, I meet fans of such dark, disharmonious vibrations and astral influences. Behind it are not so much Orcs as hypnotic influences, programming, and drug addictions.

s_majda writes:
19/02/2021 at 10:31 (Edit)

“Westworld.” A deeply moving series about the relationship of Souls with their earthly personalities. It is a recollection of a world that once existed on Earth, but the screenwriters concluded that those realities could not be shown directly. Already in the first episode, the plot reliably reveals how Souls treat their own personalities, that is, us humans, who are called hosts there.

s_majda writes:
22/02/2021 at 21:45 (Edit)

Sci-Fi Comics with Gay Men

After the publication in 1939 of the first Batman comics, alongside the enthusiasm of a considerable group of readers, various other opinions appeared, including the claim that the hero was gay. The premises were drawn from his living in seclusion with one servant, the lack of a wife, and so on. Flip and Flap sleeping together in one bed did not arouse similar associations. Clothing was also said to indicate belonging to a particular milieu, especially the underwear worn over tights, the cape, and so on. In the later period, with the proliferation of various comic-book men in similar costumes, these associations became more widespread.

s_majda writes:
28/02/2021 at 12:16 (Edit)

“The Witches”

Several meals of those women are shown here. A film from 1990. In a regression session, I recalled a feast with a similar atmosphere, at which a cocktail made from frog and egg was served. It is also worth meditating on a line from the series “30 Coins”: “That witch eats cockroaches; she swallows them like olives.”

One may get the impression that women who willingly initiate themselves into the world of witches do not consider what they will eat once expectations are fulfilled. On the other hand, it is mainly men who, as if it were halva, feast on the aphrodisiac of gay men >Link.

s_majda writes:
12/05/2021 at 19:42 (Edit)

“Deep Wound” — HBO

A man says to his chosen woman, who is waiting for a marriage proposal: “We will take our relationship to a higher level.”

She waits for a declaration.

He says: “We will have anal sex.”

We can quickly realise that the man has inclinations or a coprophile karma, combined with an aversion to women and fatherhood.

s_majda writes:
26/05/2021 at 12:40 (Edit)

The “so-called snow” falling from the sky in many films, and then strangely disappearing in the air, is a sign that the idea of a given scene arose as a result of taking opium, not necessarily by the screenwriter in the current incarnation of his Soul. The largest number of dried opium flakes falls from above in the series “Raised by Wolves” and “Stranger Things.” Several scenes can also be seen in “Manifest.”

s_majda writes:
11/06/2021 at 21:36 (Edit)

“Star Trek: Discovery” (TV series, 2017–). All fleets use the mineral “dilithium” to travel faster than light. Only Discovery also uses hallucinogenic mushrooms for this purpose. Dilithium, so desired in season 3, is probably opium, the basic drug for flying off into space.

s_majda writes:
28/07/2021 at 07:38 (Edit)

Many Souls stamp those who have submitted to their will. These Souls often look like postal parcels travelling through many countries and offices. In the series “The Outcasts,” one of the characters tattoos others without their knowledge or consent, even doing so on penises. After this film, I remembered one Soul that, in female incarnations, stamped its masters in the same area.

s_majda writes:
10/08/2021 at 10:01 (Edit)

The taming of monsters appeared in a very interesting way, as a multi-meaning and multi-threaded subject spread across a large number of incarnations of probably every Soul.

I occasionally watch sci-fi films. Superheroes appear there, possessing various powers which, like the heroes themselves, are “super.”

Thus we may encounter people flying through the sky, levitating, shapeshifting, even those with lasers in their eyes. Superheroes fight the evil ones, often destroying them by the dozen.

The English series “The Outcasts” cast a somewhat dim light on this idealized world. From time to time, individuals appeared there who had randomly received superpowers. Some of these powers were typical, for example clairvoyance or invisibility.

Eventually, a person appeared with the power to control cheese and dairy products, and another with the power to fill drinks with caffeine.

We can see a distant analogy here to gods encountered in many cultures. In the article “Universal Lexicon of Deities. A List of 18,000 Gods” >Link , I mentioned, after the book, one such group, including…

Fragment of an article from the website > Link.

s_majda writes:
12/08/2021 at 18:53 (Edit)

In one of the films, everyone has written on their forehead the number of people with whom they have had sexual experiences. This reminded me of the marks that Asians in a certain country paint on their foreheads. According to local theories and doctrines, these ornaments, especially their small parts, are tiny lingams. If we understand the meaning of that word correctly, these people are proud that, with what they have on their foreheads, they look a little like elephants. But only a little.

s_majda writes:
18/10/2021 at 20:50 (Edit)

“What We Do in the Shadows,” season 3, episode 7, shows a woman with the patterns of a “sin-eater.” In the film, this is emphasized somewhat differently and in a multi-threaded way, including the patterns of Divine Mothers, which the character undoubtedly presents. I once wrote thematic intentions about the sin-eater > Link.

s_majda writes:
07/11/2021 at 08:44 (Edit)

“Rumbling in the ears is the crushing of your advantage.” Film: “True Blood.”

s_majda writes:
13/11/2021 at 10:00 (Edit)

The witch from the film “Hellboy” from 2019 has a hairy tongue. This corresponds not only to this group of women’s resistance to sex with men, but also to kissing. This also happens when a woman has strong witch karma. The tongue, covered with fine grayish fur, probably comes from lesbian incarnations of the Soul, and from outright gay practices connected with searching for the aphrodisiac at its source.

s_majda writes:
05/12/2021 at 13:04 (Edit)

“Boss Level” on Amazon — for fans of computer games, so-called “killing games.” It will help them understand the karmic consequences of their own passions.

s_majda writes:
11/12/2021 at 12:39 (Edit)

The series “Loki.” A person there is called a “variant,” which is a good term referring to multidimensionality. From other films we know terms such as “host,” “avatar,” and “incarnation,” but they do not convey that the Soul simultaneously HAS many different incarnations of its own, and in numerous VARIANTS.

s_majda writes:
24/12/2021 at 12:01 (Edit)

In one episode of “True Blood,” a male vampirophile asks an adulterous hypnotist-vampire woman to remove his memory of her through hypnosis. He wants to have nothing to do with her, not even to remember her.

In my opinion, however, this will not work in any case, because hypnosis has at least two layers. The first is given officially and is heard by other people present during the hypnosis. The second layer of hypnosis is placed at the level of the Soul, and in this case it will contradict the first. For the first level of hypnosis does NOT serve the interest of the hypnotist.

s_majda writes:
30/12/2021 at 13:18 (Edit)

In one film, a man recognized as a saint by the Church was transported through a time jump. Invited to a church for Mass, he stood beside the priest and administered baptism himself. The matter was shown in an interesting way, illustrating why Christianity rejects reincarnation. For who, in that situation, is more filled with divinity, and which of them is the greater intermediary?

s_majda writes:
31/12/2021 at 11:46 (Edit)

The good fairies shown in the film “True Blood” have a tendency to organize offspring for themselves, but not to trouble themselves with raising them > Link. I know several women in whom these symptoms occur simultaneously.

s_majda writes:
02/01/2022 at 13:41 (Edit)

This series “True Blood” is disgusting. A woman recalls sex with her vampire and sighs at the memory that at first it hurt, but once she relaxed, it no longer did… Since I know this referred to anal acts, I look at it differently. From a letter received from a reader outraged by the plot.

s_majda writes:
07/01/2022 at 16:53 (Edit)

In season 7 of the series “True Blood,” one of the Divine Mothers tells a boy: “I had hundreds of boyfriends, but the loss of the first ones was truly painful.”

s_majda writes:
18/01/2022 at 22:03 (Edit)

“Don’t Look Up,” a feature film. The series “Westworld” tells the story of life on Earth from before the dinosaurs, when the Souls of present-day humans amused themselves by creating grotesque bodies and treating life on Earth like an amusement park. “Don’t Look Up” is a memory of the screenwriter’s Soul from the time when a meteorite was brought down to Earth and destroyed the world of dinosaurs. Not everyone then wanted the destruction of that evolutionary line, which, however, probably did not lead to the emergence of a lizard-like humanoid civilization. As someone put it, “methane producers dominated there.”

s_majda writes:
22/01/2022 at 08:36 (Edit)

The Netflix series “Midnight Mass” shows, somewhat differently but with similar entanglements, what appears in “True Blood” and “iZombie.” I look at these films in the context of karmic patterns. Through clear references, they demonstrably show that the Light of God burns to ashes all “kindred” and very similar theories and phenomena that promote Spirituality not based on the love of the heart and Divine support.

s_majda writes:
04/02/2022 at 18:30 (Edit)

The series “Midnight Mass.” In the final episode, the rising Sun may have a different, almost mystical reference. Earlier, I had seen there the influence of idolatry on people’s religiosity. Because several Muslims are present on the seashore among a larger number of Christians, one may presume that the coming of the Messiah, according to E. Cayce during the time of the end of the world, symbolized by the power of the Sun’s light, reconciled these different religious groups, and that the film characters understood the role of God in their lives differently than before.

Contextually, the girl who became ill may not have reconciled herself with the changes to which those present on the beach had agreed.

s_majda writes:
01/04/2022 at 08:48 (Edit)

“The Expanse” — Amazon Prime

One of the best series about wars in space, and in fact about wars on Earth. I laughed after recognizing the patterns, although the film is not funny if one does not feel the contexts. The protomolecule is a symbol of a given character’s desire to become the Messiah, and of attempts at becoming Messiahs. Above some material people a similar thought-form of the protomolecule is visible. For several seasons, a struggle is fought over its powers.

The Belters, from the asteroid belt, also have similar desires. And on Earth, physically, children are bred in secret in Buddhist monasteries so that they may have its powers. Perhaps one of them will succeed. It probably concerns the Chinese, who have karma originating from honey insects. These insects have striped colours — black and yellow — including bees. In season V, Vishnu gathers strength as the main opponent and wages wars for dominion over everything.

I published the article “The Protomolecule and Messianism” here > Link.

s_majda writes:
05/04/2022 at 12:52 (Edit)

The HBO series “Peacemaker” shows, in a somewhat convoluted way, the influence of human Souls’ incarnations in honey insects. A strong emphasis here is the influence of the Soul’s incarnations in praying mantis women and the consequences of that.

s_majda writes:
11/04/2022 at 21:23 (Edit)

“Midnight Mass” on Netflix reminds viewers of a flying figure similar to Camazotz — the god of bats, vampires > Link. In the regressive memories of several people, a similar memory has been preserved, though concerning not only the Mayan world, but also Christianity. Some comic-book fans tried to connect Camazotz with the DC Comics superhero Batman, even creating Batman hoods in the Mayan style.

s_majda writes:
08/05/2022 at 19:50 (Edit)

“The Good Place” — Netflix series. Encouragement from one of the characters: “Together we will create every problem.”

s_majda writes:
21/05/2022 at 07:36 (Edit)

“Maniac” — Netflix. A salesman met a client with financial problems in the subway: “You can earn extra money… become this lady’s husband. She lives nearby; she needs a family.”

s_majda writes:
05/08/2022 at 20:46 (Edit)

The series “What We Do in the Shadows” — the heroine has an intelligent little doll, just like herself. The two understand each other perfectly. Contextually, this fits the content of the article entitled: “The Little Dolls That Souls Have, and Their Symbolism” > Link.

s_majda writes:
10/08/2022 at 20:21 (Edit)

An HBO series about a group with Asperger’s syndrome. Several characters still have unreleased patterns from the Soul’s previous incarnation as a person with Down syndrome.

s_majda writes:
23/09/2022 at 22:19 (Edit)

“Motherland” — the series captivated me with its absorbing, extraordinary plot taken from the world of witches, the good ones. As usual, I expected the same banal cinematic magic, but what was shown drew me in deeper and deeper with every scene. In the illustration there are three aspirants who pierced a tank’s armour with their scream. Surely many men encounter, in their household, wives trained in units similar to Fort Salem, which others often hear from neighbouring apartments and even from the street. The heroines try to defeat evil witches, known as agents of the end of the world.

s_majda writes:
24/11/2022 at 09:04 (Edit)

The fifth part of the series “Fringe” shows the activities of the violet flame group.

Just like in the film, this group has no hair, but wears hats. For practical reasons, the astrals in the film are not violet. Article concerning beings of the violet flame >Link.

s_majda writes:
13/01/2023 at 21:00 (Edit)

Madame Hydra appears in “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” 4/18. Few men have the misfortune of knowing such women personally. And still courting such a one.

“Madame” — this is the term Souls use for brothel madams. In the film, “Hydra” has an ability that may be called the “power” of not dying. Contextually, one sometimes encounters people or Souls that are multidimensionally active at once in some place. The victim of an astral “Hydra” may be unable to cope with a mass attack carried out simultaneously by many of her human, astral incarnations. Victims may unsuccessfully undergo psychiatric treatment when, in the astral, they see several identical figures at once, with the same beauty, appearance, and traits. This gives the impression of the mythical Hellenic Hydra. Heracles had great difficulty, because in place of each severed head, two or three new ones grew back; in the end, he burned the wounds to prevent regeneration and buried the immortal central head.

s_majda writes:
14/01/2023 at 21:09 (Edit)

“Orville” — in the final episode, one of the heroines marries an alien, a metal cyborg. It is certainly an interspecies marriage, attended by thousands of cyborgs. Unexpectedly, I learned that in the real world it concerned marriage to a goat. What led me into misunderstanding was that women who practise witchcraft enter into a quiet marriage, live with cats and even sleep with them on one pillow. The concubinage of a woman with a goat did not occur to me. Thousands of cyborgs can be compared to a herd of goats numbering a larger amount, for example 100–150 animals. Today, in the twenty-first century, in the civilized world, hardly anyone wants to know that such a herd was, and sometimes still is, treated as a harem.

s_majda writes:
21/01/2023 at 12:20 (Edit)

I could have guessed the ending of the convoluted and extraordinary series “Motherland.” Wars of witches, fights within the milieu, and battles against enemies of witches lead to the cult of more outstanding figures. A cult is always connected with absolute power and splendour. Thus, among witches one can claw one’s way up to the position of goddess and take an honourable place in the erotic industry. And then the broom becomes everyday protection, reliable and better than a chastity belt.

s_majda writes:
20/02/2023 at 22:22 (Edit)

“Carnival Row” reminded me of Atlantean “animals.” I watched the series enchanted, and halfway through, crushed by the plot and by the masterful depiction of many races from that period. Edgar Cayce described “animals.” He discussed several races, indicating that they were combinations of human and animal genes. Memories of them were passed down in Greek myths.

s_majda writes:
26/02/2023 at 13:57 (Edit)

“People infected with that light ran into the mountains and caught lightning.” “Star Trek: Strange New.” An idea similar to the jump into space from the film “Avenue 5” described here. In general, these are ideas of becoming enlightened quickly.

s_majda writes:
04/03/2023 at 21:20 (Edit)

A fragment of the film “Night on Earth.”

s_majda writes:
14/03/2023 at 17:31 (Edit)

Women burdened with the “Hexenbiest” pattern, from the series “Grimm,” care less about matters of beauty and more about the form of their speech. As can be seen in the photograph, their basic trait is speaking very loudly, so that the listener, for example a husband or son-in-law, fully understands the message. Sociopathic traits are secondary threads in this matter. When a bachelor courts a maiden and her mother has natural Hexenbiest behaviours, one may presume that after the wedding the daughter will remember and activate her own innate talent for screaming.

s_majda writes:
03/06/2023 at 09:01 (Edit)

“I was supposed to be a princess, not a witch” — the film “The School for Good and Evil.”

s_majda writes:
05/07/2023 at 10:46 (Edit)

“Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.” Infantile depictions of Souls incarnating into various creatures and parasites living in human and animal organisms. Parasites are not only microorganisms, but also larger, fifteen-centimetre nematodes, flukes, pinworms, human roundworms, and three-metre-long tapeworms.

Anonymous writes:
05/07/2023 at 19:20 (Edit)

“Virus” — in season I, a transformation of a human into a vampire? is shown, connected with the falling off of male jewels. It has long been known that vampires are modelled on gay men. The loss of jewels by gay men is comparable to self-castration, now known as transgenderness. This is irreversible and has karmic consequences. In the film, it is possible to create, through transformation, a man into a passive gay man.

s_majda writes:
06/07/2023 at 08:53 (Edit)

“Men in Black: International” — “Women in Black” have large roles here. A good name for witch-women who mainly have black work and home clothes. Most people on the street have at least half their wardrobe black. About 30% have their entire wardrobe black. Women in Black push black prams with children dressed in black outfits.

Witches, as is commonly known, do not have husbands. In post-war Poland the number of divorces exceeded 12%. At present it reaches 34%. The exception is the Police, dressed in black, because their divorce rate is 72%. Well… it seems that Women in Black — witches, women dressed all their lives as if for a funeral — cannot have husbands and happy families. What would people say?

s_majda writes:
09/10/2023 at 14:11 (Edit)

In the third season of “His Dark Materials” on HBO, another incarnation of the creator of Regresing established that the Authority, meaning God, is not active and has handed power over to Metatron, an incarnation of Vishnu. Preparing an army against God’s deputy and generally against the Authority, he built a cage for killing captured angels.

s_majda writes:
27/05/2024 at 07:02 (Edit)

“In Istanbul alone, we have 17 Messiahs, 15 prophets, and 8 gods.” A quote from the series “Kübra.”

s_majda writes:
19/06/2025 at 09:13 (Edit)

“Godzilla vs. Kong.” The Titans fight each other throughout the entire film. It is somewhat reminiscent of a marital quarrel.

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