TheRebelRisingBlog - Don’t Give Up Your Soul!

Ever notice that life has become somewhat like an old B picture from the ‘60s?

Where we’ve suddenly over night become increasingly concerned that the world as we know it is about to be taken over by miscreant alien beings who always seem to want to do us harm because of our kindergarten level mentality.

Are we living a fictional state of existence where a secret agenda is being played out, or are all of our fears becoming tangible and in our faces so that we can remove them finally from the earthly template complete with programmed structures, fear based beliefs and Armageddon scenarios?

Let’s take AI for an example. Man’s eternal quest to become immortal. The trans-humanism movement. As Gregg Braden mentions in the video below, there are some benefits such as prosthetics for people who have lost limbs. Of course this allows a dramatic transformation in an individual’s life allowing increased freedom and independence. However, like Dr. Von Frankenstein’s monster, when you go a step further and create a robotic form and all you’re concerned with is the tying together of body parts, you are forgetting the most important aspect of what it means to be human.

The Soul.

If we fully integrated ourselves, we would be taking off line not only the fully autonomous, self healing device we call the human body, but also denying and detaching ourselves from our spiritual roots. We would no longer have access to our natural abilities like intuition, empathy, emotions. We would be a society that is further detached from one another. No oneness, connection, warmth, sovereignty.

Seems like a cold barren landscape to me.

So when they try to push you into “accepting” the idea of immortality through artificial means, metal parts, chips and dips, removable heads, uploading a computerized consciousness, use your intuitive knowing and tap into how that makes you feel. That’s the best indication of realizing where this would take you.

Remember, the monster always turned on Dr. Frankenstein, because he left out the most important part of being human.