This is difficult to bring up, and a conversation thread which should get more horrified responses and villafied emails directed towards me than any other I've posted. But after careful thought, and much deliberation, it might not be a bad idea to Kill your Guardian Angel.
I was mortified when I first heard about it. This is me hearing about it.. "What are you INSANE?! They're not only good, but God's link to us, right? Killing an Angel wouldn't that be like worse than killing man, damning me to a life of eternal damnation in the firey pits of Hell?" But that's just my up bringing and Judeao-Christian ethic kicking in (even though I'm not religuous). I don't believe in a Hell, and I didn't even really believe in Angels a few years ago.
Consider the winged serpents from days of long ago which seem to permeate ancient mythology, and the fear they imposed to those who saw them. When you think of Angel's do they not have wings? Are they not there to intercede when mankind is downtrodden and on bad luck? What if these angelic creatures thrive on this negative energy force that surrounds us? What if they keep Our true God-Force from manifesting itself? What if they are not truly assistants of the Great Almighty, but a lecherous parasite which use our misfortune for their own diabolical gain?
Anyone here ever seen an Angel? I've got friends who love them. You can pretty much buy replicas of them in any store now at the check-out. They're almost as ubiquituous as giant bug-eyed alien heads you can buy anywhere. When I think of an Angel, I can't shake their image out of my head. Try it now. Close your eyes, and imagine an Angel. No, really try it, I'll wait. What does it look like? Long flowing white robe, dark eyes, boney outstetched arms? How about legs, oh I forgot they're underneath that white cloak. Next time you talk to an Angel, or see one, ask them why they wear cloaks if they weren't cast out of the Garden of Eden. Tell me what they reveal in form or in answer.
Let's suppose for example that you attempt to destroy your guardian angel. If they truly are your guardian, and an extension of God, you as a mere mortal can't possibly harm them, right? Then what is there to lose? Make a test that will last thirty days. If you don't have the stomach for it, then politely demand they leave you alone. You must demand it, or kill them. To do this, imagine the Angel, then imagine whatever weapon you wish to use to carry out the act (an Excalibur replica sword, tomahawk, nuclear weapons, Tesla Death Ray, it doesn't matter), and then kill it. Wait 30 days. If, after 30 days you don't have more coherent thoughts, more energy, and more lucidness in your dreams, all you need to do it ask for them to come back, and they will. But at least you will have figured it out for yourself. Here's a conundrum: why would God need angelic helpers if s/he is omnipotent? It's a mystery.
Food for thought, and I'd like some feedback on it from the wonderful people's here. And no, I'm not a Satan worshipper. I speak for the trees.
The_Lorax
Edited by - Lorax on 09 April 2002 06:08:20
I was mortified when I first heard about it. This is me hearing about it.. "What are you INSANE?! They're not only good, but God's link to us, right? Killing an Angel wouldn't that be like worse than killing man, damning me to a life of eternal damnation in the firey pits of Hell?" But that's just my up bringing and Judeao-Christian ethic kicking in (even though I'm not religuous). I don't believe in a Hell, and I didn't even really believe in Angels a few years ago.
Consider the winged serpents from days of long ago which seem to permeate ancient mythology, and the fear they imposed to those who saw them. When you think of Angel's do they not have wings? Are they not there to intercede when mankind is downtrodden and on bad luck? What if these angelic creatures thrive on this negative energy force that surrounds us? What if they keep Our true God-Force from manifesting itself? What if they are not truly assistants of the Great Almighty, but a lecherous parasite which use our misfortune for their own diabolical gain?
Anyone here ever seen an Angel? I've got friends who love them. You can pretty much buy replicas of them in any store now at the check-out. They're almost as ubiquituous as giant bug-eyed alien heads you can buy anywhere. When I think of an Angel, I can't shake their image out of my head. Try it now. Close your eyes, and imagine an Angel. No, really try it, I'll wait. What does it look like? Long flowing white robe, dark eyes, boney outstetched arms? How about legs, oh I forgot they're underneath that white cloak. Next time you talk to an Angel, or see one, ask them why they wear cloaks if they weren't cast out of the Garden of Eden. Tell me what they reveal in form or in answer.
Let's suppose for example that you attempt to destroy your guardian angel. If they truly are your guardian, and an extension of God, you as a mere mortal can't possibly harm them, right? Then what is there to lose? Make a test that will last thirty days. If you don't have the stomach for it, then politely demand they leave you alone. You must demand it, or kill them. To do this, imagine the Angel, then imagine whatever weapon you wish to use to carry out the act (an Excalibur replica sword, tomahawk, nuclear weapons, Tesla Death Ray, it doesn't matter), and then kill it. Wait 30 days. If, after 30 days you don't have more coherent thoughts, more energy, and more lucidness in your dreams, all you need to do it ask for them to come back, and they will. But at least you will have figured it out for yourself. Here's a conundrum: why would God need angelic helpers if s/he is omnipotent? It's a mystery.
Food for thought, and I'd like some feedback on it from the wonderful people's here. And no, I'm not a Satan worshipper. I speak for the trees.
The_Lorax
Edited by - Lorax on 09 April 2002 06:08:20