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The forgotten power of Catholicism
The
method is as simple as it is old:
Baptism : Water is poured over an infant's head. The shock-like discomfort caused by the cold water, the separation from the mother as the baby is handed to the godfather, and the unfamiliar surroundings give the infant with a feeling of helplessness. This feeling associates inseparably with the sound of the bell ringing during this ceremony to form a psychological impression which becomes ingrained in the subconscious. The bell tower: Later in life: Depending on how sensitive you are every sound of the bell activates in the subconscious the discomfort, this feeling of exposure, the helplessness that you unconsciously sensed at baptism. For many centuries, the chiming of church bells around the clock guaranteed a lifelong, unconscious helplessness of the baptized in the face of the machinations of Catholicism. A primitive version of this method is used on pastures with cowbells and cows! Catholicism can be compared to a cow that has forgotten that it is chasing its own bell! We all suffer plenty of traumatic
childhood experiences, but none keeps being
repeated time
and again through systematic manipulation to be constantly renewed as follows: Pawlow‘s cows  The ritual: The first ritual is baptism accompanied by the bells; about 7 years later, first communion accompanied by the bells; about 7 years later the confirmation accompanied by the bells; About 7 years later the chime of the wedding bells; and all of this veiled by the impact of incense. And around the clock, every quarter of an hour, the loud chimes of the bell towers. Other
religions are not different except for that the
psychological impact
The
loss of power: ( capitalocene.com
) comes from a different method shaped by the respective culture. Religious ceremonies and rituals as shadows of times forgotten! Following the Second Vatican Council the ringing of bells at ceremonies was increasingly neglected as people started to forget about its powers and by doing paved the way for a gradual loss of relevance for Catholicism. Page
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Slot
machine
Offertory box
 The highscore of the offerty
box bandit has never been paid out, even though from
the beginning it has always flashed „Eternal life“.
- Neither value added tax nor sales tax, no
entertainment tax, no income tax, no costs for
bookkeeping and accounting, no costs for service and
repairs. No merchandise costs and therefore no
transport costs. No guarantee obligations. No
operating licence.
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 The war of cultures
The major world religions,
are a bit like a brother sent out to bring milk for his siblings. Once upon a time, a
mother said to her son: "Go into town and bring milk
for your brothers and sisters, they are hungry. And
the son went into the town and put up a sign
reading: "I bring milk." He heard his mother calling
from afar, asking where the milk was, because his
brothers and sisters were very hungry. He then
proselytised many people to make and put up signs
saying: "We are the milk bringers." And he built
milk bringer churches, cathedrals and cathedrals and
founded milk bringer universities and covered the
whole world with his milk bringer rituals. And he
adorned himself with the feathers of those who had
allowed themselves to be proselytised and still
brought milk to their brothers and sisters.
And it so happened that the son, who in the meantime had allowed himself to be celebrated as the "most honourable and holiest of all milkmen", met several brothers from other religions and ideological groups who were also supposed to bring milk for their siblings. Disagreeing about which of them was the most honourable and holiest of all milkmen, they began to wage war against each other. And
evening had fallen and war was raging.
The father came home and asked the mother where the children were. The mother said that she had sent the eldest son for milk for his brothers and sisters. He still hasn't come back and so, dear man, your children have starved. The God of Imperialism   
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