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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
May is Zombie Appreciation Month – 2012
It makes a lot of sense.
The young do not buy into the Christian
myth that Constantine created 1700 years ago to lead his troops into battle
against the whole world, the non-Christian world. The Roman Empire’s war against nature, the
adoption of a numeric calendar for the army over a lunar calendar for crops is
one clue of that.
It makes sense in the
last century or two that Christianity’s decline in Europe and North America
parallels the letdown myth, even-ing out myth with zombies to offset the
Constantinian delusion about himself as God the Father and his murdered son Crispus
rising from the dead.That old man-made Emperor created myth has kinda outlived
the spec script, jumped the shark so to speak.
A zombie (Haitian Creole: zonbi; North Mbundu: nzumbe) is an animated corpse brought back to life by mystical means, such as witchcraft. The term is often figuratively applied to describe a hypnotized person bereft of consciousness and self-awareness, yet ambulant and able to respond to surrounding stimuli. Since the late 19th century, zombies have acquired notable popularity, especially in North American and European folklore.
Zombies are the logical
offset of a dying religion myth. God surrounds you in May. Only the Roman
Empire types can’t see nature in May and have to kill Jesus one more time on an
altar and drink his blood one more time…and of course be saved one more time
yadda, yadda, yadda.
May is the perfect month
in the northern hemisphere to illustrate the end of the fear of death, fear of
hell, fear of living caught in a delusional “Christian nation” tortured myth
and against the free will challenge to live a life without zombies myths and
zombie keepers. Park your brains at the
door I believe is the status of all the good faithful of Benedict XVI’s cult
church amidst the present ruins of Christianity.
May is when nature comes
alive after winter.
Belief in zombies is a realisitic belief in what happens physically after death. The spiritual thing has always been a different can of beans for tens of thousands of years in the human culture. In a way zombies are a symbolic step to let go of the present culture myths and embrace whatever turns you on.
The ghost stories of Jesus, the zombie thing, is a perfect match and offset to the power and beauty of the Lord Creator of Nature with a capital “N”.
Belief in zombies is a realisitic belief in what happens physically after death. The spiritual thing has always been a different can of beans for tens of thousands of years in the human culture. In a way zombies are a symbolic step to let go of the present culture myths and embrace whatever turns you on.
The ghost stories of Jesus, the zombie thing, is a perfect match and offset to the power and beauty of the Lord Creator of Nature with a capital “N”.
There is a God and
he/she/it is Nature!
Dance!
Enjoy the living flow of nature.
Enjoy the living flow of nature.
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