"Aum" is a wonderful word that represents to our ears the sound of the energy of the universe from which all things are manifest. When you have pronounced this properly, all vowel sounds are contained within. Consonants are merely interruptions of aum. All words are thus fragments of aum, just as all things are fragments of source. "Aum" is the 4 elemental word, the 4th being the silence that welcomes it back. --Joseph Campbell, on God and the Word, 2 months before his sudden passing. His description seems all the more beautiful knowing that it came a couple of months before his own unexpected interruption, welcoming him back to source. Clip starting around minute 52:47

The purpose of life is death because death brings new life.

In the cave you fear lies the treasure you seek. -- Joseph Campbell on the hero's journey

Faith is acting in the present for something envisioned in the future. Bitcoiners are faithful.

I was able to process 150 zaps over that 30 minute zap attack with amethyst and wallet of satoshi. Got pretty slow at times, failed twice, but then it kept on working. Touche, #[0] 🫡

Yes, just received this on the last zap of the attack! Victory?

Are we winning?

My zap cannon (phone) is literally running hot.

Zap you're still working, but while it is Satoshi app is very slow right now. 20 seconds between zaps for me.

Uh oh my wallet of Satoshi app is freezing. Are we winning?

Zap attack on WoS!

Jesus said love for enemies. Satoshi said money for enemies. Love is unity. Money is cooperation. I'm not trying to be blasphemous or disrespectful here. I'm just having my mind blown at how true principles repeatedly rhyme. I've been going down the Money Messiah (by #[0] )rabbit hole for a while now, and every so often, the urge to write an epiphany down overcomes my fear of being rejected by my audience. So, there you have it.

Money Messiah: God, Bitcoin, and The Evolution of Consciousness

‘What is this thing’?

Religion is the greatest defense to a religious experience. --Carl Jung

He who thinks he knows, doesn't know. He who knows he doesn't know, knows. --Joseph Campbell on God