Belzenlok

[warda]

did you see the series lucifer? in  season 2 he returns to hell. there are many doors there and a labyrinth like hall. these doors are closed to me the hall however i could walk when i reached rockbottom. im glad i know that now. im such a perfectionist i was really scared to make mistakes.

concerning your texts: you write a lot of sincere stuff and lots of it holds truth for the ones who need to see that, for the others they prob see a wall and i think thats a good thing. walls are there for a reason and can be very protective for both sides involved.

its better to take a door or ask a gatekeeper then move tru the walls and go wondering off ones selves. not everyone can be helped and i got very lucky ;)

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@"warda" good to see you active!

[warda]

thanks ontical. i go slowly, but ill get there ;)

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Take your time.  ;)

[kFoyauextlH]

Yeah you are very right about the block or wall, I think it very much protects both sides and keeps people doing what they are supposed to be doing, which for the most part is probably not listening to me and for the rest maintaining unethical and downright unjust and criminal pursuits which is their God-Given duty as the scums of the Earth.

[warda]

sorry for asking but why should people listen to you? and have you ever tried to be ethical and just in this world? what is ethical and just btw? are they universal? and why do you find everyone scum? and what is your definition of scum?and what is criminal?

[kFoyauextlH]

Fantastic! Finally someone asks some great questions, it is so important!

Please don't be sorry for asking, it helps me flesh out the areas.

0.sorry for asking but
1.why should people listen to you?
2.and have you ever tried to be ethical and just in this world?
3. what is ethical and just btw?
4.are they universal?
5.and why do you find everyone scum?
6.and what is your definition of scum?
7.and what is criminal?

This is so beautiful. Everyone should learn how to ask questions like these!

1.why should people listen to you?
I produce what is in my opinion the best material and lessons to substantially clarify procedures for operating in life and enhancing ones experience of life by promoting viewing things in more colorful ways and investing things with more profound meaning and interest so that more can be enjoyed and lead to stimulation, excitement, and satisfaction. That is why people should listen to me and learn from me and be attentive to what I am saying. It is for their benefit in huge ways, those who don't listen can not possibly be as well off as those who heed and apply the lessons well.

2.and have you ever tried to be ethical and just in this world?
Absolutely. The internet is also part of thid world, but I am always ethical and just and telling people to do what I think is best and think what I think is best. I do not harm animals or creatures, I help people and make them feel good online and offline, I take care of my family and always give good counsel, and I am known as a magnificent human being that is a glowing and wonderful presence wherever I go. Even making people happy or laugh is a good deed. I give charity to the poor when I can, I teach by example and by speech and I spread hope and help to those who wish for even the strangest seeming things to others or who are discouraged. I am a light that is unparalleled in this world today. Anyone who knows me or has heard me is blessed and it is a gift for them.

3. what is ethical and just btw?
Ethical and Just is Mercy tempered Justice, it is basically a policy of doing what reduces suffering and anxiety and spreading of harms for people and animals and plants and objects and being gracious and cultivating goodness or leading people towards that and policies or thinking which is overall beneficent, good, and joyful.

4.are they universal?
Yes. They can be changed but the principles of spreading good, doing good for oneself and avoiding harm, extending care and beautification to all within your experience which is part of you is universal for now, going around slapping people or kicking animals hard is not good at this time but causes pain and suffering and spreads bad policies and so is unethical.

5.why do you find everyone scum?
Because of what I see outside and on the internet. The good peoplr are cowards thus aren't good at all. They have to be like me, lights that actively spread creative goodness every moment even at home in home behaviors and tasks. Even when I clean or am affectionate with family these are all cultivating good and spreading joy. Be the best possible human on Earth always, strive for it and only it madly. Imagine the best and work towards being that. The most pleasing and greatest mother, woman, girl, humman, philanthropist, teacher, joy giver, wife, who doesn't do what would displease men if they heard of it. I live purely and honorably so none can ever question me and anyone who defies me is wrong because I am so clean and good and right. So should you and all be.

6.and what is your definition of scum?
Scum are those who do not strive to be the best, so are all the rest, like foam on water. They do nothing good and work evil and spread sadness and anxiety and hatm by creating people and cheating on them and being rude and not correcting their evil and harm spreading and harm teaching ways.

7.what is criminal?
Criminal is one who defies these universal principles of good and harbors in their hearts insensitivity and criminal wishes and act on them to spread wrong. See the 7 Gates of Hell thread please. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity and stimulus to write this. I willbtake it and use it for good, so should you.

" So what is it? Is it just making your experience 'better'? What is a vampire? "

Vampire is a word used to refer to and contain certain themes and contexts. Originally it referred to something that should not be or some kind of perceived abberation, like the living who should be dead or had been thought to be dead or returned. Due to such ideas it can be a highly symbolic term that can make one think about things in several ways. For example how we feed off living things and destroy to survive, how we die and return constantly via changes after changes and sleep and waking and moment to moment, how we are empty and dead and all things are appearances and have no life or soul or true agency, how we are made of matter not considered independently living, and much more. Those are the ways in which all things that live, live by death it seems in at least some ways of explaining the activities and lives of things in several dimensions and inflections and figures of speech. I recognize myself as a vampire. I do not suck blood though which is a very recent notion added to the term. Nor is there any sucking of "energy" like people who suck say. This thread is about figuring out what you want and making it happen if possible or however possible and recognizing through a word many profound truths and realities, even about what you are and how you live now as the undead!

So the answer to your question 9 digital feet under is above ground! How unnatural! How disorderly! Though isn't it better to have a question answered before it is asked? The Meaning of Vampire! Blehehehaw!

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So what is it? Is it just making your experience 'better'? What is a vampire?

[kFoyauextlH]

The term Vampire has been used for a variety of things. The idea stems from the revenant and draugr, which can link back or be used to refer to the Siddhis and Ancient notions of manipulators of Maya.

[kFoyauextlH]

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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Belzenlok

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The Cabal of Dominaria, desperate for leadership after the demise of The First, performed a ritual to summon Kuberr, but accidentally freed Belzenlok from the Abyss.[2]

As part of the Cabal, the Demonlord began the process of rewriting history with himself as the lead, claiming evil titles, names, and deeds. After subjugating much of Dominaria beneath his rule
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You said:

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Vampire is a term used for greedy landlords.
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Kuberr

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During the rule of the Numena, Kuberr participated in killing the green and the white numena, leaving only Lowallyn, Averru, and himself. They claimed dominion over the plane for 1,000 years until the birth of Karona caused the Fall of the Numena and Kuberr's death.

Millennia later, Kuberr contacted Virot Maglan in a dream and granted him the power of death in return for worship. This sowed the seeds for the Rise of the Cabal, where Kuberr was worshipped as a god.[1]

Kuberr rose to become the embodiment of avarice and profit.[2]

He was reborn as a child of Phage and The First, who grew one day for every death made by a Cabal member, reaching puberty within days. He had power over gold, able to swim through a vault of coins as easily as water.
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Lowallyn

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Lowallyn, along with several other popular characters, is part of a heavily debated continuity issue concerning the Scourge novel. While Karona summoned Lowallyn, Fiers, Multani, Teferi, and Yawgmoth, that meeting was later retconned without further explanation.
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Averru

https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Cabal

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After the Mending, the Cabal performed a ritual to resurrect Kuberr, but accidentally freed the elder demonlord Belzenlok from the Abyss instead.[10][11] Belzenlok restored the power of the Cabal.[12] Now primarily a death cult, the Cabal expanded away from Otaria, shifting their capital to the Stronghold of Urborg, and focusing on gaining control of the whole of Dominaria for the glorification of its leader. The expansion started shortly after the mending.[13] The Cabal has corrupted expanses in areas as far away as Benalia and it has infiltrated New Argive, Shiv and Suq'Ata. Its zombies are called revenants and its knights are called grimnants. The clerics and wizards are Dementia casters. The Cabal also employs undead remnants (dread shades) and skin witches.[14]
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Otaria

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Many of Otaria's people were mutated into bizarre forms by the Mirari's influence. It's unknown if all of these mutations bred true, though crookclaws at least survived into the Time Spiral era.

The continent also had an incredibly diverse (and spectacularly dangerous) range of wildlife. Dragons, wurms, firecats, anurids, griffins, lhurgoyfs, orggs, and a vast array of other beasts menaced Otaria's people. Zombies, vampires, specters, and other undead were disturbingly common thanks to the Cabal.
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Mirari

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However, the Mirari eventually poisoned Chainer's mind as well, as he used it to overthrow the Cabal Patriarch and exile him to Aphetto, seizing control of Cabal City for himself. In a battle with his friend, Kamahl, Chainer was also overloaded by the Mirari, causing hordes of dementia horrors to appear and run riot in the city.
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Dementia_space

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Dementia space is the term used for the space where a dementia caster or dementist keeps the monsters and horrors they can create. It contains the caster's greatest fears and all the beings they have killed. Notorious Dementia casters were Chainer and Braids.[1]

Each person's Dementia Space is different from everyone else's, although they tend to have the same look or feel to it. In order to become a Dementia Caster or Dementist, one must have total control over the monsters of the first level of their Dementia Space. These monsters resemble all creatures a Dementist once killed. Dementia Casters are able to drain real creatures into their space. These creatures have minds of their former self and act so, but they're nothing more than just memory.
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https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/mtgsa ... 0823011545

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Unlike most dementia casters Braids maintained a fair degree of lucidity, making her much more useful to the Cabal beyond simply being a pit-fighter. The name "Braids" was a nickname due to her hairstyle, as her actual cabalist name was Fulla, while her secret name was Garra.
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In dementia space, Braids was trapped, torn apart again and again by her own nightmares, until a desperate conclave of Cabal summoners performed a ritual to drag her back to Dominaria (and unfortunately blowing up all their heads in the process). Braids escaped from her dementia space during the second Phyrexian invasion, but split in two.[4] Now a nightmare herself
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https://mtg.fandom.com/wiki/Nightmare

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Nightmare is a creature type used for cards that depict terrifying monsters or evil spirits created by the unconscious mind. Nightmares are primarily black, although they occur in other colors.

The first Nightmare card was the equally named Nightmare in Alpha. This is a powerful, black flying horse that draws its power from the swamps.
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The thunder of its hooves beats dreams into despair.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dementia

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/201 ... y-painting

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Terry Pratchett was heroic in his openness about his own dementia, both funny and sad. At the end of May, Christopher Ecclestone wrote beautifully in the Guardian about his father, explaining that rather than trying “to pull people with dementia into your world, you have to enter theirs”.

But most of the accounts – harrowing, touching, candid, empathetic – are inevitably external. They are often written by carers, the intimate observers of the process of self-loss. Dementia thwarts the attempts to describe its internal experience because it is beyond language. Art, however, can try to enter the silent darkness. I can come up with very few dramatisations of dementia before the last 50 or so years. Sometimes I have wondered if Haydn’s “Farewell” symphony – in which one by one the musicians lay down their instruments and leave the stage, music gradually thinning into silence – is an evocation of it. There is, of course, the melancholy Jacques’s seven-ages-of-man speech in As You Like It (starting with the “mewling and puking baby” in its nurse’s arms and ending with a “second childishness” of decrepitude: “sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything”).

Or King Lear, who endures a storm that is both literal and psychological, whose identity crumbles and words fall away, and who dies deluded (when Ian McKellen played him a few years ago, he dropped his trousers and stood on the stage befuddled, stripped down to a “bare, forked animal”). Friends have pointed to the Aged P in Great Expectations; a character in Trollope’s first novel (“senile at 50”); maybe Mr Wodehouse in Emma; perhaps Don Quixote.
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https://www.ucsf.edu/news/2023/07/42577 ... ts-artists

https://www.nature.com/articles/d43978-023-00127-3

https://optoceutics.com/weird-strange-o ... vTP9epVteC

https://www.dementia.org.au/living-deme ... -delusions

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articl ... n-dementia

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confabulation

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuzzy-trace_theory

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deese%E ... t_paradigm

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production of fabricated, distorted, or misinterpreted memories about oneself or the world.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_error

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformation_(music)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_(music)

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