Art and the philosophy of life

Okay, so ANGELES WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH?  Are the people hearing them high, or are the angels high?  I don’t get that part.  I don’t get a lot of things people say, or sing, during the holidays.  I don’t think anyone even knows what they’re saying, they just say things automatically, like all the stuff in hymnals and religious rites.  No one knows what it means but no one really cares either.  Just like in school, when you have to memorize things that are meaningless.

Someone will tell you it means angels are singing high up in the sky, or somewhere in the universe, but that’s insane, since there’s no sound in space, so they’d have to be close and some of the angles are nasty, so who wants to hear them anyway.  Maybe I don’t hear angels singing because I don’t believe in them.  I’m not sure.

People seem to need protection, while they’re here, and that protection is always invisible, unless you know some cool biker guys, like the ones who rescue kittens and stop bullies from hurting little kids.  Now those are things I believe in.  Not the invisible, pretend things who never do anything at all.  Why do people believe in invisible things in the first place?  Fear, I guess.  I’d be more afraid of hearing angels sing on high, than anything else, actually.

Now, if someone said cats were angles or other animals, I could believe that, but the definition would have to be laid out in front of me.

And what about SILENT NIGHT HOLY NIGHT.  Holy?  Really?  You have to believe in more strange and crazy things to go along with that stuff.  And why don’t people realize that not everyone believes in HOLY, since some men made that stuff up as well.  What IS holy and who defined it?  Some people believe in holy, heaven, and hell, but no one knows where those things are.  No maps appear in the Atlas.  Although some will swear they have visited, or are currently living in those places.  I guess everyone can be right, or everyone can be wrong, depends on your attitude.

I believe in Unicorns, although as a concept.  I don’t ask them for anything, or believe I’ll see them soon.  I don’t expect them to rescue me.  Nothing in the world is actually defined so that everyone can agree or understand the definition.  Most people think other people are crazy never realizing that if they had been born into a different family they would not be who they are now, and they would believe entirely different things BECAUSE NOTHING IS REAL AND WE MAKE IT ALL UP.  LOL  I try to remember that when I think about what religious people believe, the costumes they wear, the smoke they blow up the aisles and all the gold on their alters.  They believe a lot of things that astound me, like drinking a person blood and eating their body, even if it is a wafer.  How does that make any sense?  Wine and a cracker=magical transformation, which they don’t believe in.  Would you do that if someone you loved died?  Would you want anyone to do it to you after you were dead?  Who thinks of things like that?  Cannibals that’s who.

Everything is MALE, patriarchal and mean.  Poor Mary, shoved into an alcove on the side of the church when, in fact, none of their beliefs could have happened WITHOUT HER.  But, being female and, therefore, despised, she’s meaningless, and was just used for their evil plans.  Must have pissed all of them off that they couldn’t have birthed their own god and left women out of it entirely.  But I think even they knew they couldn’t get people to believe that, although, they did a good job with the virgin birth.  Too bad DNA testing wasn’t around.  How would Joseph and all the men have gotten out of that one?

Other religions are even crazier than the one’s we have here.  And every single one believes in invisible, made up things, and they are all run by men.  That should alert EVERYONE that something is wrong.

None of that took on me.  Even as a child, I used to watch people and think they were crazy. Putting handkerchiefs on their heads and kneeling and making gang signals with their hands.  No matter what kind of church I was in, I couldn’t believe that grown ups were doing the things they did.  I still don’t.

Christmas for me, is all about lights, presents, cookies and snowpeople.  It’s fun. No births, or magi.  Definitely not a camel in sight.  I do have a couple of sheep from a dime store (see above photo) manger my grandmother used to have.  I like sheep.  I think I have a camel too.  They’re made of chalk.  I threw the people away.  Magi?  Glorified rich guys AGAIN.  Trying to cash in on the bottom floor of their new man-made religion.  I think the shepherd just wanted the stable back for his sheep.  But I threw him away anyway.

See, MEN think EVERY LIVING THING SHOULD WORSHIP THEM, even other animals, you know, the ones they slaughter and eat, or use to carry heavy loads and work for them until they die.   Cuz that’s what male religions are all about.  Slavery to men.  Yeah, no.  I don’t think so.  Never in a million years.  But other people don’t feel the way I do.  I’m against slavery in all its forms.  I’m against brainwashing and conditioning.  The use of animals, who have no choices and the denigration of women.  Yeah, I hate all that stuff, so Frosty and Rudolph, hot chocolate and things like that are Christmas to me.

I’d steal all the animals and let them run free, or give them a good home with lots of food, pets and hugs.  I’d tell Joe to own up to being a father and stop acting all innocent.  I’d tell the wisemen to walk and give the camels a break.  I’d tell them about proper gifts, I don’t care what century it was and what their gifts meant at the time. She needed DIAPERS AND BIBS.

I saw a a picture of Santa, the other day.  He was on bended knee, with his red hat in his hand, looking at the baby in the manger.  Insane.  Absolutely silly and gross beyond belief. Poor Santa can’t even have a day to himself.  Pretty soon the reindeer will be bowing and scraping.

So, if you hear angels singing on high…you might want to keep it to yourself or, at the very least, be sure you can pass a drug test.

Comments on: "What’s with this stuff? Religious people might want to skip this…seriously, just move on." (21)

  1. IMHO…
    You can say, it all may have started with the belief that The Christ was actually born on Christmas day…
    But.. I guess.. it’s all in the spirit.
    But who’s spirit..???
    (IMHO)

    • The catholics stole the holidays from the pagans. No one knows when Jesus was born. The men wanted to wipe out pagan beliefs so they made their holidays on the days of the pagan holidays. and father, son and holy ghost were just to cover Maiden, Mother, Crone. Thieves from the start.

      • Catholics stole EVERYTHING from the pagans, cleaned it up, made it ‘holy’ and repurposed it. They also took the fun out of spring festivals and winter solsticeseses. All of the saints were stolen from the panoply of gods the romans had, including Mary. And the skinny on the streets was, Christ was born in October. Oho, goes the crowd. one of those ‘early births’.
        Oh. And Catholics don’t really believe in the water into wine schtick, they just pretend to.

      • It’s all about control and money. Absolutely. Maiden, Mother, Crone into father, son and holy ghost. Awful men from the beginning and it goes on and on. Rapist priests? No problem, keep going to church and giving them money for lawyers. Who cares how many lives they destroyed and continue to destroy? Brainwashing in action. Parking lots full of cars and parents bringing their kids to the priests. The took everything from the pagans. They continue to steal, art, books, knowledge and the truth.

  2. I know you know this because you have read my work, but maybe some of your readers don’t know. Christianity has nothing to do with the biblical Jesus or the biblical Mary. It was all made up for control by the biblical St. Paul or Saul. His real name is Josephus Flavius. He even admits it in his other writings. He had to bring the Nazarene Jews under control by the order of Vespasian.
    The biblical family was a matriarch. Josephus was a chauvinist, patriarchal bigot himself, but Rome could not have a matriarch religion become the most popular in the Roman Empire. Vespasian was a Mithras follower and instructed Josephus to use this family that was so popular among Jews and gentiles to make a religion modeled after Mithras that would bring the people under control. Vespasian told Josephus any money made from the religion he could keep as long as the people would stop rebelling.
    Mary’s real name was Queen Helena. She saved Jerusalem from a major famine, but its been deleted from history. She was very popular among the people. They adored her. Couldn’t have people adoring a women in Jerusalem and Rome, but she was popular so they couldn’t erase her completely. The truth is so much more interesting than the fictional bible. 🤣 It is why King Arthur stories are so popular. They are the truth of biblical history.
    Great Post! Keep people questioning my dear friend.

    • Thank you so much for the explanation. 🙂 Appreciate it.

    • I have not read your work, so if Queen Helene has been wiped out of History, how do you know if what you write is true?

      • Because the Syriac and Persian texts escaped the cleansing of Rome and the Catholic Church. They have a very different story to tell. Also Ralph Ellis went to Israel and found the history of her that had been lost.

      • Who is Ralph Ellis? I suppose I need to do my own research. I am a Catholic, but no longer practice. I find some of this beyond my comprehension. I like to think I think.

      • Ralph Ellis is the man who discovered the real identity of the biblical Jesus. Since he found it, the flood gates of truth have opened. Religion is dying. Good riddance to it.

      • The real biblical Jesus was Cleopatra’s great grandson. Helena was Cleopatra’s granddaughter.

  3. LMAO! I have to say here, here! I do agree! I love christmas, because of santa, reindeers, hot chocolate, and presents too! xoxo

  4. I know what’s holy… my socks are holy, and I don’t feel like mending them.
    I was raised Catholic, and I must say; for my entire life Cathaholics have never stopped disappointing & disgusting me.

  5. I take the position that Jesus was a myth, albeit a powerful one. That he never existed. Just like other gods of mythology. Holy socks, that’s funny. Great post.

    • The church makes everything up, so it’s easy to believe nothing they say is real. Works for me. And thank you. It’s easy to brainwash people who are illiterate and poor. That’s what they did in the beginning. Promised them a way out, which, of course, never happened, they actually just took more from the people, like they do today. Life was so hard, people committed suicide all the time and the church wanted their money and bodies in the pews so they told them suicide was a sin. They made it up for MONEY and people still believe everything they say. Really sad.

  6. Oval Mice Googles…that was hilarious!! …and i agree lights, presents, Rudolph and Frosty all the wway.

  7. Interesting post you have there about the angels and the church and the other things. For the question about the sound and the angels singing, I’m just guessing that an angel singing is going to be a totally different or more powerful sound than a human being singing so perhaps, people might be able to hear the angels singing up high in the sky . As for the other things, Just my opinion but there’s a huge difference between spiritual people and religious people — two totally different. As for dates and holidays and the rest of that stuff. It doesn’t really matter to me which day people want to argue about when Christmas is. I celebrate Christmas throughout the month of December, and that works for me. I have no problem saying Merry Christmas to anyone – no matter what day they happen to celebrate Christmas on , anyways. Interesting post you have there.

    • I agree with you completely, about the huge difference between religious and spiritual people. They don’t always have anything to do with each other. I saw Merry Christmas too. It’s just holiday cheer to me and it’s all about presents, laughter, family and yummy treats. Has nothing to do with religion, as far as I’m concerned. 🙂

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