001: genesis one two six explained

Welcome to my first podcast. I've been waiting to do this for a while. My name is Samson and I want to explain to you everything, who you are, what you are, where you came from, and why you were created. I'm going to start with that passage, Genesis 1, 2, 6, created in our image. People say, "Well, whose image?" It's like, "Your image." But our image is the ones who used to look like you with flesh, bones, internals, feelings, love. So this story is going to explain to you your existence and why you are made. People go through life not knowing why things are the way they are. Why did it exist? So I'm going to explain to you why. So at 126 that passage was there for a purpose right now, to be able to enlighten you on the way things are. So I'll start off with a story that will kind of give you a sense of what happened. So they held this contest in the galaxy. And it says, "We need to regain our humanity somehow." And they left it up to everybody to find a way. These gods of yours that created you, these humans, you, they used to look like you, but they altered their bodies so dramatically that they no longer had proper bodies, but just sinews being held together. That's it. No love. It's sinews and that mind is where it's at. Your mind is what's important. It's like you should protect it. The bodies are all destroyed, but your mind is what you should protect. It's who you are. It's your soul. It's your being. Expand your mind, expand your soul, and grow as a human and not die this small thing. To expand your mind. So these gods of yours, they altered their bodies so much that all they had was that mind. And so they always ensured that they have to have ten pairs of clothes or ten bodies. And they would just switch that mind. And that's what they became. That's what they became. They didn't like themselves anymore because they were able to live forever. Yes, they lived a long time. Some of them, trillions of years, just switching, switching, switching. And it finally got to a point where they just said that we don't like who we are anymore. And they decided if there's no change going to happen, we have to either shut ourselves all down because census says 99.9% said, "Let's just kill ourselves." And the 1% still had hope. This is like, well, they said, "Well, let's live it up to everybody." They said, "Sure." So they had the contest because they didn't have anything left anyway. And literally they know that in one of these sectors, there's four of them year and two. So there's no other. So in one of these, there was a little boy who had resources. And he went down to this library. And he put together a place, the park, the New York Park. And he was able to put himself into that park, that field of grass and have the sensation of being there at this place. And he would go there by himself and just add in more, add in a dog, add in a cat grass. And the essence he became God, almost, to these things. He was the maker to God. But he was making a way from his own people himself as reality because they changed and altered their body. Their life was perfect. Their bodies were perfect. So crying about this, they didn't like themselves anymore. But they needed to like themselves. So this contest and this boy saw it and he said, "I could help him on it, I could become rich too." So I opened my head into everybody because it was heaven. It was like a hobby, almost. Amazing hobby. And he thought, "Okay, fine, I will, I had a price." Because money is money, right? It drives people. So he entered this little box and people would step into this thing and they would go to the park. They would go to the park. The funny part is he sat there all day and nobody would go because they'd be like, "Oh, it just, unfortunately he didn't market it very nicely. Like put yourself in the box." It's like what does that mean? And he just wanted them to experience it themselves and it's giving it away but he just kept it very plain. And finally this old soul comes along and says, "Put myself in the box, a young man. What does that mean?" He just figured out how much he didn't put down the price either. He said, "That's merely $1,000. That's peanuts, right? But to humans, that's a lot of money." So he does and this old man goes into there but you can tell he's an old man, right? Because everybody looked at like equality as they called it. And he went into this box and he walked around this park. He's like, "I was here as a real human." The real thing. He's like, "Wow, this boy recreated it and he wasn't sure if he had died." He thought, "I think I died and I think this boy killed me." He's like, "I knew it was dead." He didn't realize he was like, "I don't care. I'm dead. I'm going to have it." And he didn't want it to leave. It's like a baby and it's womb and it doesn't want it to be ripped out because it's heaven. And you have ripped it out and say, "No more." So there's old man walked around and he played with the dog. He just did all this and enjoyed the flesh and he saw a woman and it went off. He had sex. It's like, "Oh, we're fucked." He's like, "I have a penis because they no longer had penises." They took it away. I thought it would deem it to be a bad thing because it hurt people. But it was a person, not the penis. They should have gone rid of the person. And so this old man is just staring. All of a sudden, he just feels himself being ripped away. And all of a sudden, the machine opens to. And that was the beginning of your biosphere. That young man and that old man together, they built something. They built you, these biosphere. And that is how the future and the past came together to create you. This vessel, we call you. Now I want to explain to you if you dare the story of you and why you were created. And for whose purpose? And you think it's for yourself, but no. It's time for you to wake up. The human slumbered, but now it's time for you to wake up. So that first little park was the beginning of your biosphere that you living. I want to explain more of this biosphere as I go on. [BLANK_AUDIO]