ArkonaFan on Nostr: I’m not done looking into it, but I searched The Law of One and found it. After ...

I’m not done looking into it, but I searched The Law of One and found it. After reading the portion directly on the Law of One (and a little of the ufo section) I definitely had some red flags come up. Maybe it will clear up and seem only easily misunderstood by most people, but the parts about there being no wrong or no way not to serve the creator seem very troublesome. It reads like the ego inflating Luciferic cult stuff. It, to me, is either trying to teach cosmological concepts beyond what the questioner was asking and beyond what 99.999% are capable of thinking or it’s a distortion of those concepts. It also doesn’t make logical sense (at least at this level) for that teaching to be true unless there is literally no reason to do this instead of that beyond mere self expression. I don’t see how it can be consistent with any moral philosophy or any imperative to do or not do.

Like I said I’m not done looking into it. I certainly don’t think it’s devoid of true knowledge unknown to much of mankind. I will update you with further concerns, but the two “nefarious” groups it made come to mind are the “Luciferic” beings as described in anthroposophy and the Lords of Belial as Edgar Casey would describe. (Essentially transhumanists who led to the fall of Atlantis.