Mark Passio & the "What on Earth is Happening?" website

Mark said:
Having him as a guest on a podcast could possibly just create a lot of noise, but could also be quite a learning experience... would have to proceed with a great deal of caution/CARE.

Indeed. It may be a bit of an experiment, if they choose to have him on...

Mark said:
I found his material very interesting and disturbing at the same time. It's unsettling to see someone work so hard and be so right and yet so wrong at the same time.

Agreed! I'm really curious to see what he would say about vegetarianism vs. natural law in regards to the idea of the circle of life. For instance, he seems to be a vegetarian because of the axiom "do no harm" - however what would he say when confronted with the harm done by agriculture? Or the idea that an animal can actually be killed and consumed with respect for the natural order and not a desire for death and killing...

Anyway, those are my curiosities. I think Passio is really knowledgeable about some things, while being a bit misguided about some other things... I will say though, I really like his no-nonsense approach and direct style, and how clearly he speaks about psychopathy and mental illness in relation to authoritarianism.
 
Agreed! I'm really curious to see what he would say about vegetarianism vs. natural law in regards to the idea of the circle of life. For instance, he seems to be a vegetarian because of the axiom "do no harm" - however what would he say when confronted with the harm done by agriculture? Or the idea that an animal can actually be killed and consumed with respect for the natural order and not a desire for death and killing...

See his podcast :

WOEIH Show #123

Date: 2012-09-02
Topics: Non-Support Of Dominators, Carnism, Justifications For Carnism, Law Of Correspondence, Occult Reasons For Vegetarianism, Natural Law, Women's powerful influence in helping Dominators to see the error of their ways and heal

Related Documents: Vegetarianism And Occultism
Related Videos: Earthlings

The "religion" of Carnism : "The ultimate expression of domination" (!),
 
Mark said:
I listened to about an hour of his Natural Law seminar series and a few bits of some of his other videos. Seems like he has done quite a bit of research into esoteric and occult topics including some of the concepts discussed here.

In the first Natural Law video he says the truth consists of what has already happened and what's happening now, and that's it's impossible to change what happened in the past - that's not entirely true based on what is discussed here about the modus operandi of higher density STS types. He is a little too materialistic perhaps.

I agree with others here that his apparent endorsement of David Icke and Alex Jones is a red flag.

Like AJ, his emotional and reasoning centers may be a bit mixed up. I think it was Jane Robert's Seth who said that the reason the Apostle Paul was such a zealot was that he had spent too much time traveling down the 'wrong' road. I have to wonder about anyone who 'chooses' to join a satanic church. I was under the impression that at least most satanists were born into that family (of dark), that Satanism was like the an ancient Phratry or domestic family religion. So, as a satanist, he would have likely been on a very low level.

Having him as a guest on a podcast could possibly just create a lot of noise, but could also be quite a learning experience... would have to proceed with a great deal of caution/CARE.

I found his material very interesting and disturbing at the same time. It's unsettling to see someone work so hard and be so right and yet so wrong at the same time.

My 2 cents anyway.

I'm about half way through the Natural Law seminar and his insistence on the past being set in stone definitely stuck in my mind as a hole in his knowledge. While I think his presentation is very good and he is clear and specific about many things, there was something about him that rubbed me the wrong way, which I couldn't identify at first. A number of years ago I watched a video by Vincent Bridges and got an evil and dominating vibe from him. I get the same type of vibe from Passio, although with less evil in it. He claims that he used to be a Satanic priest for 10 years which might be the connection.
 
Pashalis said:
jsf said:
Also forgot to mention the fact that Mark Passio's last lecture about Nephilims :
Cosmic Abandonment : _http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiCnrn6LkUo

is very interesting to be compared with the book "Eden" (by Anton Parks) that you can find here :
_http://www.pahanabooks.com/book.php?lang=en&book=eden
_http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/2954456620

Here it is:


By the way the full title of that presentation is:

Cosmic Abandonment - An Explanatory Synthesis Regarding Human Origins, Psychopathy, Slavery And The Current Psychological And Social Conditions Of Humanity"

And the full video description is as follows:

This is Mark Passio's presentation "Cosmic Abandonment - An Explanatory Synthesis Regarding Human Origins, Psychopathy, Slavery And The Current Psychological And Social Conditions Of Humanity" which was presented in Philadelphia, PA on December 12, 2013 as part of the Philadelphia UFO Meetup Group, http://www.meetup.com/phillyufo hosted by Chris Augustin. Filmed and edited by John King.

In this two-hour presentation, Mark links ancient accounts of extraterrestrial visitation to our planet with the manifestation of the psychological conditions in which the human species currently finds itself. Questions explored include: Were we actually created by non-human entities as a hybrid slave species? Did our extraterrestrial "parents" inadvertently create a slew of genetic anomalies in the human species, including primary psychopathy, as a result of their imprecise genetic modifications? Did our extraterrestrial forbearers provide to us our systems of government, money, and religion; and to what ends did they do so? What effect did our "cosmic parents" sudden disappearance have upon the collective human psyche? What does humanity need to understand to rectify the deeply-seated psychological trauma that it has amassed over eons, as a direct result of our troubled origins?

From 1:20:20 until 1:32:00, Passio is talking about Psychopathy....
 
How do you spot a psychopath? Mark Passio shares his research:
_http://radio.rumormillnews.com/podcast/2012/02/21/how-do-you-spot-a-psychopath-mark-passio-shares-his-research/

Mark Passio On Psychopathy - Part 1 of 2 - WOEIH #134 - December 9, 2012:
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNTI8erOC7o

Mark Passio On Psychopathy - Part 2 of 2 - WOEIH #134 - December 9, 2012:
_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcnraqqzaTA
 
Thor said:
I'm about half way through the Natural Law seminar and his insistence on the past being set in stone definitely stuck in my mind as a hole in his knowledge. While I think his presentation is very good and he is clear and specific about many things, there was something about him that rubbed me the wrong way, which I couldn't identify at first. A number of years ago I watched a video by Vincent Bridges and got an evil and dominating vibe from him. I get the same type of vibe from Passio, although with less evil in it. He claims that he used to be a Satanic priest for 10 years which might be the connection.

Ad Hominem Fallacy:
"An Ad Hominem is a general category of fallacies in which a claim or argument is rejected on the basis of some irrelevant fact about the author of or the person presenting the claim or argument."

Let's not forget about this, he was a satanist/priest in the past, but it is actually the information we have to focus on/verify. Like he said, focus on the info, don't get impressions about how I look etc.

Even though he has some sort of aggression in the way he speaks could also be just the fact that he is sick with the human condition. He said that he has a good private life but the situation in the present on earth is a living hell.
 
Edgitarra, I don't see an ad hominem in what Thor wrote. While it is the information we should verify, feelings and hunches (also information) can be worthwhile to note in data collection, which we are doing here.

I'm very impressed with Mark's gift of articulation and some of his perspectives have helped with insight, but as others, also feel and think something is off which I'm still working on identifying and putting into words with watching more videos.

wmu9 said:
But my google search is turning up no death metal band in his past, so perhaps a different Mark Passio that looks and sounds like him.

He apparently changed his name while being satanic priest to Mark Rhochar, here's some of his metal history:
_http://www.metal-archives.com/artists/The_Reverend/150471
 
I've found this clip with Mark Passio and his wife being both arrested for free speech:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0vS8VTZ4Sw#t=198
 
edgitarra said:
Thor said:
I'm about half way through the Natural Law seminar and his insistence on the past being set in stone definitely stuck in my mind as a hole in his knowledge. While I think his presentation is very good and he is clear and specific about many things, there was something about him that rubbed me the wrong way, which I couldn't identify at first. A number of years ago I watched a video by Vincent Bridges and got an evil and dominating vibe from him. I get the same type of vibe from Passio, although with less evil in it. He claims that he used to be a Satanic priest for 10 years which might be the connection.

Ad Hominem Fallacy:
"An Ad Hominem is a general category of fallacies in which a claim or argument is rejected on the basis of some irrelevant fact about the author of or the person presenting the claim or argument."

Let's not forget about this, he was a satanist/priest in the past, but it is actually the information we have to focus on/verify. Like he said, focus on the info, don't get impressions about how I look etc.

Even though he has some sort of aggression in the way he speaks could also be just the fact that he is sick with the human condition. He said that he has a good private life but the situation in the present on earth is a living hell.

I didn't intend to reject the content based on how he looks alone. I actually found a lot of the information very relevant.

If I meet a person for the first time, I form an impression of the person based on many types of input: what they say, how they look, the pitch of their voice, the body language, movement of the eyes, etc. While it is dangerous to give too much weight to these types of input, I think it's equally dangerous to neglect them and focus only on what a person says, as they are pieces of the whole picture.

Another thing I was wondering about (and I've only seen the Natural Law Seminar, so apologies if the answer is readily available elsewhere) is the fact that he's served as a Satanic priest for 10 years. I would normally think that the dark side would not willingly let such a person go and if he tried to leave, they would attempt to prevent him from disclosing information about their inner workings, etc. It'd be interesting to hear why he decided to leave the dark side, how he managed to get out without getting hurt and while this might be a bit paranoid, there's also the potential that he is being used as part of a dark side cointelpro operation, where he believes that he has made it out but actually he is merely seeding a number of untruths within the many well spoken truths that he speaks. Just a thought.
 
For some reason I'm not able to edit my last post, so I'll put this in a new one.

Another avenue of investigation into MP is to take a look at the books that he recommends. In his Natural Law seminar he claims that the two most important books to read at all, are the following:

The End of All Evil by Jeremy Locke (free pdf version here: http://www.freeyourmindaz.com/uploads/1/2/8/3/12830241/the_end_of_all_evil_ebook_isbn_0977745104.pdf and

The Most Dangerous Superstition by Larken Rose (free pdf version here: http://www.freeyourmindaz.com/uploads/1/2/8/3/12830241/the-most-dangerous-superstition-larken-rose-2011.pdf)

In the seminar MP makes the point that The End of All Evil is available for $495 on Amazon but says that he was able to get hold of a used paper back for $20 and recommends that people should try to do the same. However, the book is available for download for free and comes up on the first result page on Google. It could seem that MP wants to make the book look more important by highlighting the fact that it was hard to come by. If what he wanted to do was to get more people read the book that he claims is so important, I would think that it would serve his purpose better to inform people that it's freely available online. I tried to find out something more about Jeremy Locke and couldn't come up with anything about him, which suggests to me that the author was writing this under a pseudonym. This always makes me a bit suspicious.

I tried going to Larken Rose's website, but that seemed to be down (www.larkenrose.com). However He does have a Facebook page. From what I gleaned, LR seems to be strongly anti-government, anti-tax and anti-gun legislation. His latest post to Youtube is a short video about the wrongness in the governments possible legislation to prohibit semi-automatic assault rifles. He asks that viewers Like the video on Facebook only if they agree with the message and hopes that this will have a strong impact on politicians in congress, if he gets many likes. The video can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMjqybc9nMg

I recognise that this is a very brief and superficial look at the authors of the books that MP recommends, but this information does make me more suspicious rather than less. I could be wrong, though - just my two cents.
 
Thanks, Thor: for your research and comments. Mark has a strong Libertarian/Ayn Rand streak it seems to me. It brings to mind where I was in the early to mid 1970's. I struggled to find Truth on my own without the help of a network. I learned more than I was able to handle in that period with out the help of others. I was visited by a demonic or 4D sts entity that scared the Hell out of me. As I understand now the Truth can be terrifying and facing it alone is definitely not a good idea. That seems to be what Mark is doing, courageous but very risky.

Interesting, he uses some terms in common with Laura and C's. Service to Self and Service to Others for instance. He adds Service to Truth as a step further. I wonder if he has read some of Laura's work. But I have yet to see that he acknowledges it. In researching for years on these subjects, as he claims, how could he not have encountered her work?

That said, he very precise and thorough in his presentations. His understanding that the Truth exists independently of our beliefs and perceptions is presented in a very clear way. And speaking for 8 hours in a single day without showing any signs of fatigue toward the end is amazing. But, just an impression at this point, he is way too self assured. Like all of us he has much to learn. And as we have discovered networking is the only way to do this with good results.

Mac
 
Mac said:
Thanks, Thor: for your research and comments. Mark has a strong Libertarian/Ayn Rand streak it seems to me. It brings to mind where I was in the early to mid 1970's. I struggled to find Truth on my own without the help of a network. I learned more than I was able to handle in that period with out the help of others. I was visited by a demonic or 4D sts entity that scared the Hell out of me. As I understand now the Truth can be terrifying and facing it alone is definitely not a good idea. That seems to be what Mark is doing, courageous but very risky.

Interesting, he uses some terms in common with Laura and C's. Service to Self and Service to Others for instance. He adds Service to Truth as a step further. I wonder if he has read some of Laura's work. But I have yet to see that he acknowledges it. In researching for years on these subjects, as he claims, how could he not have encountered her work?

That said, he very precise and thorough in his presentations. His understanding that the Truth exists independently of our beliefs and perceptions is presented in a very clear way. And speaking for 8 hours in a single day without showing any signs of fatigue toward the end is amazing. But, just an impression at this point, he is way too self assured. Like all of us he has much to learn. And as we have discovered networking is the only way to do this with good results.

Mac

Mac,
I very much agree with you on the precision and clarity in his presentations and that is not small feat, considering the subject. Also, I find it refreshing to find someone who is not afraid to stand up for what they believe and say it in a way that can't possibly be misunderstood. Actually, I have found myself chuckling several times as he is so forceful in the way that he presents. I will never think of the word "ignorance" without hearing him say "ignorance" :-). But I also see a potential danger here that relates closely to what you say about seeking truth without a network. MP himself states the importance of being a little bit sceptic but not too rejecting and a little bit open minded without becoming naive, when you are on the path towards truth. From hearing him present, I wonder if he's still in that state of mind. To me, he seems very capable, very knowledgeable and very aware of this. In my opinion that makes him come across as a little too much "I know the truth and it's my way or the high way". I guess what I'm lacking is some degree of humility. My own experience in my search for truth is that I continue to learn new facets of truth and go deeper into what I thought was true and sometimes what seemed true at one point in time turns out to be false, when new information comes to light. To me, that's one of the main purposes of this forum - to help bring new truth to light and I think it's impossible not to have blind spots of ignorance/denial. But getting help from others will enable you to see this. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I don't think anyone can go all the way alone - either you do it through a network as we do here (lateral sharing) or you do it within a lineage of mystery school of the master/student nature (vertical sharing), although I'm not sure how much the latter is able to incorporate new information.

Another thing that struck a discord within me was his strong focus on property rights and the idea that any moral wrong can be seen as theft/violation of someone else's property right. I think that the basic idea of property right (this could be over land, natural resources, etc.), that something belongs to me and not others is an STS notion and it begs the question who held the original property right and how was it transferred to someone else. All physical property and physically produced goods come from nature and how does someone get a right to (parts of) nature?

I'm not well versed in either philosophy or law, but it would seem to me that either property rights belong to everyone and you try to share it as best you can. But I don't think it makes sense to make property rights absolute. Consider a country that has a finite amount of land. With few inhabitants they can take whatever land they please to live off (in harmony with nature, as to not violated the animals) without interfering with the property of anybody else. As the population increases, the available land has to be divided between more individuals. Let's look at a situation where the people who claimed the land first have the right to it. This would, over time, lead to a situation very much like what we see in the world today, where the few who made the first land grabs hold on to their rights resulting in suffering for the many. However, as a wrong can't be the logical consequence of a right, this leads to a contradiction and we have to discard the idea of absolute property rights.

I'm sure that there are other ways to define property rights, but my point is that the strong focus seems to me more like someone who is trying to fit a model of truth into an existing (libertarian) ideology and while a lot of what MP presents sound very much like truth to me, this ideological filter, as I conceive it, limits or distorts how much truth can be achieved.

But as I said, this is not my field, so I'd be very interested to hear other people's thoughts and to have pointed out if there's something in my line of thinking that's faulty (the benefit of the network :-).
 
Mac said:
Thanks, Thor: for your research and comments. Mark has a strong Libertarian/Ayn Rand streak it seems to me. It brings to mind where I was in the early to mid 1970's. I struggled to find Truth on my own without the help of a network. I learned more than I was able to handle in that period with out the help of others. I was visited by a demonic or 4D sts entity that scared the Hell out of me. As I understand now the Truth can be terrifying and facing it alone is definitely not a good idea. That seems to be what Mark is doing, courageous but very risky.

Interesting, he uses some terms in common with Laura and C's. Service to Self and Service to Others for instance. He adds Service to Truth as a step further. I wonder if he has read some of Laura's work. But I have yet to see that he acknowledges it. In researching for years on these subjects, as he claims, how could he not have encountered her work?

That said, he very precise and thorough in his presentations. His understanding that the Truth exists independently of our beliefs and perceptions is presented in a very clear way. And speaking for 8 hours in a single day without showing any signs of fatigue toward the end is amazing. But, just an impression at this point, he is way too self assured. Like all of us he has much to learn. And as we have discovered networking is the only way to do this with good results.

Mac

Mac,

I don't know if you've shared info about this elsewhere on the forum? If not, I think it could be very instructional to hear about at some point and in whatever version you're comfortable sharing, if at all.

But I think that it can't be highlighted enough, the risks of taking things on by oneself and things that are seemingly harmless could turn out not to be so at all. I guess this could be labelled spiritual hubris of a sort, although we're not aware of it at the time as we're ignorant of what we're dealing with and the dangers.

I really want to point out that this is only if, how and when you're comfortable about it.
 
i initially weighed in on this conversation since i've seen a decent portion of Passio's work (and those of his preferred researchers) to feel i can comment confidently of my overall feelings, and how his work correlates to the aims of this forum. I didn't realise one part of the discussion was in relation to him being a guest on Sott radio.

So i've been thinking, and i will look further into it... What i have come to understand through Laura's work is that action in life is situation dependent, and because of this, forming preconceptions of others would take this into to account, suspension of judgement, etc..

The theme of full disclosure/transparency are key in Laura's work and that of Sott (in general). It is this that enables me to trust the work here.

I stated in my previous post that Mark Passio disclosed his history as a member of the Church of Satan. He - to my knowledge - has never divulged anything of note; that he witnessed, or took part in.

If we are to critically deconstruct the possibilities of merely being a member of such a group, we would be naive to presume the activities and aims are/were harmless.

So, as an irregular listener of his for about 2 years, and in light of recently having suspicions of other 'popular researchers' being of questionable repute marginally confirmed; to what extent can researchers with a history that 'must be' kept secret/i don't talk about myself, be trusted?

I have no desire for a witch hunt, as mentioned this question is brought about after a few 'shocks' after being the recipient of trolling by researcher Thomas Sheridan and 'the loss' at missing some of the unnecessarily vague aspects of Michael Tsarion (and his vague past, that he doesn't like to talk about, but does sometimes, except about his family and their associations, or his current practises which he doesn't talk about, except those like 'taroscopes' which he does; confusing).

So,i guess it's a question of - you can't 'forgive' someones past when you don't know it, and therefore, you critically listen to the work presented but bare in mind this 'blind spot' you have of them?

For example, this exchange (roughly noted below) at a conference, a question from 'a fan' of passio

'Mark Passio on being a former member of the Church of Satan'

_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2RUB96_400

Guest 1: Could you explain natural law?

MP: I own me, you own you, the law of one, we create our reality by choices we make, that comes together to create shared reality, see my podcast

Guest: 2 'first of all, i am your biggest fan, you belonged to the Satanic Church, how did you decide to leave? Why you aren't anymore?

MP: 'Immense suffering, why i decided to leave, natural law caught up with me, in short, i was only able to go up, or to the grave, you would not have wanted to know me then, what did they [the COS] think? Completely unconcerned, i was in cubscouts, only working ideology, i had no direct criminal evidence.' He continues that they didn't care and were happy to see the back of him.

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So again, this is his almost formulaic reply nothing particularly arosing as he speaks of it like the missionaries of catholicism or the street chuggers of scientology (my words not his! and they aren't harmless either), but i still wonder... even the scouts makes you do things for them badges..

There is no formula to spotting cointel/disinfo and i am well aware people change 'the greatest sinner to greatest saint' and so on.. and again, i have received a few reminders recently; i wonder if anybody has any thoughts on this? Methods or aphorisms which relate?

My current stance is: his work is helping familiarise me with concepts such as natural law. Ease of use as is audio/video with a high output. There is nothing he has presented to me of late which is particularly groundbreaking or in obvious conflict to where my reading is.
I'm (becoming) very dubious of him due to his background and support of Tsrarion, Maxwell, Icke.

Also of note, for reference; Passio's interviews with Gnostic media/Jan Irving - themes; Occult, Divintation, Natural Law, Conspiracies against the people

This is #4 from 2013
'New age BS and Sacred Masculine - Jan Irving - Gnostic Media
_http://www.gnosticmedia.com/markpassio_4_newagebs

from 2011 - Kabbalah & Tarot with Jan - MP site WOEIH
_http://www.whatonearthishappening.com/index.php/news/193-mark-interviewed-on-jan

[i realise this isn't hard hitting research and is merely my opinion and a light skim of the internet. If i come across anything further, i will update here]
 
I wanted to listen to more of what Passio had to say with regards to his time as a member of the Church of Satan (CoS); whether there were any obvious red flags or ideological twists i had missed.

This is just a follow on with regards to my previous posts as to my feelings on the co linearity of his material to that found here.

So i did a quick search and found:

Satanic Evolution - Mark Passio - The Free Zone

_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1QCSLKNP9g

my thoughts - some interesting tidbits on the workings in the dark occult but nothing too revealing of his past. Comments on physicality of psychopathy and interesting comments on balance, and magic..

Freeman interviews Mark Passio

FM: Freeman
MP: Mark Passio

Notes:
MP: “lifetime occultist, interest since young, no knowledge of astrotheology, realises upbringing and goes on path of hatred due to lies and exposure of manipulation by religion

Attempted to go opposite by going into dark occultism, left hand path, antithesis of anything with moral code, religion that worships ego (gone 'haywire'). Where his head was back then around 17 'heavily invovled' till mid 20's late 20's.

Member of COS – headed by Anton Lavey, made priest by Lavey himself, year and half before he died, also joined order of evil eye.

Having gone down this path, understood deeply psychopathic individuals and their control of society. In positions of influence.

Disconcerting that psychos in power, so wanted to look further as to why which led him to where he is, complete reversal, level of infiltration is more widespread than they imagine.


FM: Rex diablo says CoS is not dark enough


MP: many say that. It is a religion. Aquino also said is too soft, Nicholas Shrek too moved to Temple of Set (set up by Aquino).
CoS is there to seive through those who display the tendences the higher occultists are looking for.


FM: Like the baby eaters: Hilary Clinton

MP They are the true Luciferians, they are higher than satanists who can be turned into useful dupes by ptb

FM: tell us about religion

MP: religion = religare (latin) = to hold back, to tie back, to bind.. how religions have and do control, and how he uses the term to relate to the satanic ideology, rather than philosophy, as there is no love of wisdom there.
Satanism is only 5 senses, to satanists pure materialism with NO spirituality “ a fear based world view, to a satanist is the 'great abstinence' 'indulgences whether they fuel higher or lower are always to be engaged in, don't hold back' 'if it feels good do it' [what did he do?]
'Death is the end'
“Magic can only be utilized once the balancing of brain, which is what satanism represents, left brain imbalance”

Is It all about the physicality? Or should this be metaphor?

MP: “the left brain is significantly dominant, they have physical damage those who subscribe. Lending help in an idealogical capacity, and eventually identified as psychopathic to be brought up

Then he goes into the sacred feminine

FM: We call it the shakina, the shock and awe,

MP: “the law of thelema is actually, do what thou will, UNDER love”

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As Marks videos are receiving quite a lot of attention at the moment, this short was posted on my TL, uploaded by another YouTuber.

I thought it relevant, because again, this was a point I was having trouble addressing and answering satisfactorily. And incidentally this is one of the main buffers I encounter amongst my nearest and dearest..

So for the purpose of this overview, I think Passio provides firm points to ponder.


Wiki: Solipsism (Listeni/ˈsɒlɨpsɪzəm/; from Latin solus, meaning "alone", and ipse, meaning "self")[1] is the philosophical idea that only one's own mind is sure to exist. As an epistemological position, solipsism holds that knowledge of anything outside one's own mind is unsure. The external world and other minds cannot be known, and might not exist outside the mind. As a metaphysical position, solipsism goes further to the conclusion that the world and other minds do not exist. As such it is the only epistemological position that, by its own postulate, is both irrefutable and yet indefensible in the same manner.

_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUw5nLGQEuU

'Mark Passio destroys the extremely dangerous, illogical and irrational "New" Age ideology known as "Solipsism".'

Notes
MP:Etymology: Solis - alone or one . Pronoun ipse/ipsay - myself

It means nothing exits out of me, essentially saying i am God, my perception is the only real, no one else is real.

"your perceptions are not the truth, you have to align yourself to the truth and that Is damaging enough to the ego. A solipsist is saying the other does not exist. There is no objective reality or that others exist.
I accept we are all one, but this does not mean you/others do not exist in the physical domain. These people wanna believe they are such illusion that nothing matters/should be done to change."

"When i was Satanist at CoS and other organitsations. They have a set of sins believe it or not. Thoughts and behaviours the CoS should never engage in, but they should encourage the public to: the first is stupidity. The first satanic sin. But they want others in deep ignorance. The idea to hoard knowledge and control others.
2nd or 3rd is Solipism.
One of biggest sins,
they don't want any of member believing in this nonsense. They told me personally, wait until you see the New age books we will be putting out (via dupes etc..)
We are going to pedal solipsism like you have never seen
When they [CoS] say something they do it. They act on the same page. They have the will and act in tandem/align their thoughts knowledge with their version of care - not like ours - but they care about what they are doing and they act in concert - i Don't agree and trying to stop it. I respect as enemy their unity.

"Solipsism is believing only ones mind exist, rest is unsure and so therefore no objective truth.
Nothing can be known.
Why would a solipsist ever do anything, you can't know you're going to fall off that cliff,so go ahead??

This is a new religion, ideologies, to get people to not understand it OR actually believe it.
Unbelievable that anybody could do this.
They have given up on life, because it is so difficult and can't work so they give up.
More people are becoming like this.

'New age is to supress masculine which acts to create the change, supported by the female, always both'
Solipsism is there is no objective truth so don't bother trying to find it

He refers to a course in Mircales saying it is Solipism - it is egoic and has no resemblence to truth. They are mentally ill.

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So, finally, finally; his past may be murky, but he has put out a lot of useful work and can provide a very interesting perspective which reflects what we see going on in the world. I can see no obvious deception/vector. And though intangible and possibly emotional thinking; i remember how much time and patience he had for callers.
 
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