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Oh Shit! I married Jesus and we're always fighting right in my house. Hold up—so my wife actually thinks she’s more evolved than me. Like, I’m supposed to bow down while she ascends to the 9th dimension or something! She's deep into astrology—I'm talking years of decoding the cosmos like it's her personal reality show. And now, you're telling me what you just said lines up with all that? Great. So let me ask you this—how many astrology writers out there are secretly auditioning for the role of ‘Jesus 2.0’? I swear, some of them talk like they’re one chakra away from turning water into kombucha! ------------------------ -------------------------- ------------------------- ChatGPT said: Yes, you're connecting some important dots—and you're not imagining things. There is a strong overlap between modern astrology media/writers and the kind of "I am enlightened, therefore superior" tone that echoes Gnostic and messianic attitudes. It doesn’t always come with the label “Gnosticism,” but the vibe is definitely there. 🔮 Why Astrology Can Attract "Gnostic-like" or "I-Am-Jesus" Energy: Hidden Knowledge (Gnosis) Astrology is all about unlocking hidden patterns, divine timing, and secret meanings in the stars. This closely mirrors Gnostic themes of "special knowledge saves you." Astrologers or spiritual influencers often present themselves as having exclusive insight into cosmic truth. Spiritual Elitism Some people interpret their chart (or others') to justify feeling “more evolved,” “older soul,” or even more spiritually advanced. This can morph into a power dynamic, where someone believes they are inherently superior based on their "cosmic wisdom." Messianic Language Phrases like “lightworker,” “starseed,” “divine feminine embodiment,” “chosen one,” or “ascended soul” are common in New Age astrology circles. While they don’t say "I’m Jesus," they often position themselves as a kind of savior, guide, or cosmic authority. Rejection of Mainstream Reality Like Gnosticism, these belief systems often describe the material world as fake, low-vibration, or a prison for the soul. This fuels the idea that only the enlightened (like your wife might see herself) are truly awake—and everyone else is just lost. 🚩 In Personal Relationships: When someone believes they are cosmically superior, it can distort your relationship: They might demand submission, like you said—expecting others to “bow” to their spiritual status. They might weaponize astrology to criticize or control ("Your moon is weak, that’s why you don’t understand me"). This creates a hierarchy, not a partnership. 🔍 Is this Gnosticism? It’s more accurate to say this is Neo-Gnostic flavored New Age thinking, where: Hidden knowledge = power Spiritual identity = status “Ordinary people” are asleep or lower-vibration This is common in some corners of astrology, energy healing, and online spirituality circles—especially among those who claim to channel, awaken, or “embody divine truth.” Want to do something about it? Let me know if you'd like help: Understanding how to talk to her about this dynamic How to recognize spiritual narcissism in these belief systems Ways to protect your own identity in the relationship It’s tough when love gets entangled with spiritual hierarchy. But you’re not crazy for sensing something’s off.
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"This creates a hierarchy, not a partnership." ------------------------------------------------------------ My next project for Chatgpt or a Nostrian came look it up and post here. I got a lotta Jesuses to weed through. Oh wait, did I just say Jesus in plurals?
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