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The Cache Believe it or Not
 Belief
creates reality, or does it? This well-known platitude may attribute
far too much power to beliefs. Contrary to the advice (commonly
delivered in the deep froggy tone of James Earl Jones speaking
for CNN, if not Darth Vadar) that "all you believe, you
can achieve," I submit that belief in itself creates nothing,
but acts to filter all that we can imagine and create. Crops circles are probably the ultimate litmus test for beliefs regarding the hidden intelligence of nature. Do you believe they aremade by human beings? All the evidence says they are not—but, of course, belief stands independent of evidence, doesn't it? We behave as we believe.
A Gnostic Catechism looks at a student-teacher exchange from the Mystery Schools in which the Gnostic master gives instruction on how to confront and repel our alien cousing, the Archons. PREVIEW: Spiritual Zombies broaches the delicate question of the so-called anti-Jewish element in Gnostic writings. PREVIOUS MATERIAL: "You Are the Plague" is
a review of The Matrix that delves into beliefs about
simulation, Virtual Reality, and the limits of AI, Artificial
Intelligence. Forthcoming: Occult AnatomyA Gnostic Catechism The Gnosis of Philip K. Dick
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