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9/ In the final analysis, denying the truth of the Victim screens us from ‘apocalypsis’, the unveiling of a realm of experience in which the common lie of dominative materialist and religious denial is unmasked, and the Great Lover revealed.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 27 Dec 2019

The original meaning of ‘apocalypsis’? Unveiling. We experience the dawning of the Messianic Day or 'the Eschatological Event', as the sudden revelation of an unanticipated dimension of meaningfulness overturning the tables of history itself 2/8 @UniteThePoor #poorpeoplescampaign

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Quoted by@SophiaCycles What we are now encountering is not the End of the World but that confusing historical moment of evolutionary proportions when the way we see must end as another version of the world ensues. “Welcome,” Michael Meade observes, “to the end of the world as we knew it.”Quoted byApocalypsis. Now.