The Two Humanities: The Greatest Secret in History

[The Hurricane Path]

Studying the different mythologies, whether from America, Asia, Europe, Oceania or Africa, and also the history of the peoples of each region, whether by historical period, daily life, way of seeing the world and others, it became clear to me the presence of two human groups that are continually at war with each other. We can find this division in a curious and very important aspect: From the earliest times, there was a clear division between people who wanted and had a mentality more rooted in materialism, entropy, nihilism and relativism, and who were not interested in objective reality and at all times tried to control their perception of it. Such a human group created cities, civilizations, social and economic systems, only for all of this to be destroyed by time in a continuous manner to the present day. On the contrary, from the beginning of recorded history, there were those who preferred to stick to what exists, without questioning it and from there, generating their life. Such people not only inherently attested to their existence, the presence of a series of primordial values claimed by the universe, but sought in nature, to ascertain and find these values. This led, of course, to a series of conflicts that continue to this day in relation to all aspects of human life. These groups also created their own thoughts, cities, traditions and buildings, but unlike the previous group, these visions persevered, whether globally or tribally. In addition, this human group also felt and witnessed the existence of something immortal and conscious in the universe, which was the primordium of spirituality, unlike the other group, which even had a similar but distorted need, aligned with its own will to remain, in the face of a universe hostile to them. the very existence of these two groups demonstrates the fact of the diversity of our species and that much of what is said about human history is carried out precisely by the group that historically has been constantly sabotaged and destroyed by Nature. But there is something even more important about this division: Human behaviour is always an externalization of their real individual spiritual nature. So, if the behaviour of these people is mortal, we can understand that the essential nature of their consciousness is also mortal, thus proving that they are nothing more than biological machines without a transcendent consciousness after death. This is not the case with the human group that is antagonistic to this one, which behaves with a view to eternity and perpetuity, which proves the presence of an immortal consciousness behind the individuality of each of the human beings belonging to this second group. This explains why civilizations decay, wars, the manipulation of history, the functionality or otherwise of medicine in some specific cases, among other points.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ2SpB_k5Bc


We, Tezcas, explain this very simply: The World is a hunting ground of the true Creator called Father Tezcatlipoca, who has many other names and manifestations throughout the world: (Baal, Seth, Huitzilopochtli, etc.) and who also sees some humans as prey. To the humans who are DESTINED (Yes, the question of being born with spirit or not is directed and not random, and occurs from conception) to be prey, he does not give them an immortal consciousness (because it is not necessary) and creates them with all kinds of behavioral, genetic and social problems. This is what generates the historical deformation, social control and mental manipulation inherent to any civilization created by this human group that is found in all parts of the earth, across all ethnicities. He also created all the Mainstream religions to help in the process of destruction and manipulation of humans without an immortal consciousness. that is why the concept of two humanities appears even in the old Abrahamic world as the vision of the Serpent Seed and in the Mesoamerican world, as in the Lienzo de Jucutacato or in the Historia Tolteca-Chichimeca, with the creation of several human groups by several gods, mainly Quetzalcoatl and Tezcatlipoca.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mw7M9ugw2A

The objective of humanity with spirit in this world is to enjoy existence, fully manifesting its behavior and distancing itself from men without spirit. That is why knowledge has always been something of the few and will continue to be so, because it only manifests itself to those who have the capacity to truly understand it, which are people with spirit.

[Amor]

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The objective of humanity with spirit in this world is to enjoy existence, fully manifesting its behavior and distancing itself from men without spirit. ...

What does that humanity contribute to the greater system?

[The Hurricane Path]

They are the children of father Tezcatlipoca, the chosen ones, the hunters. They are those destined to experience the world in all its splendor. They are also used to destroy the civilizations and creations of men without spirit

[Amor]

...They are those destined to experience the world in all its splendor. ...

What is the point of that experience?

[The Hurricane Path]

exist. Isn't it enough to simply live and be able to develop fully?

[CCoburn]

...They are those destined to experience the world in all its splendor. ...

What is the point of that experience?

The "experience" itself would be the point. These creator gods and their creations. The creatures admire the beauty and perfection of the gods' work in all its "splendor".

[Amor]

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The "experience" itself would be the point. ...

It seems pointless if the experience is not used for something greater

Why bother?

[CCoburn]

It seems pointless if the experience is not used for something greater

Why bother?

Some things just exist for their own sake. Why don't you ask the creator God? And what "greater" things might you have in mind than "experiencing" the "splendor" of Gods' work as one of its creatures? I'm sure the "creator" or at least some of its more highly evolved descendants would appreciate that.

As sentient beings, most things in this existence are about "experience", and 'feeling' goes much deeper than the mere ability of perceiving by 'touch'.

[The Hurricane Path]

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The "experience" itself would be the point. ...

It seems pointless if the experience is not used for something greater

Why bother?

Do you really want to come and present your point of view as a behavior of the generating divinity of the Universe, Father Tezcatlipoca, who demonstrates at all times that he does not care about the human will of civilized man?

[The Hurricane Path]

...They are those destined to experience the world in all its splendor. ...

What is the point of that experience?

The "experience" itself would be the point. These creator gods and their creations. The creatures admire the beauty and perfection of the gods' work in all its "splendor".

the work of the creator must be appreciated. but this is not an act of impersonal contemplation. it is developing oneself and one's capabilities to the fullest. this is what pleases Father Tezcatlipoca

[Amor]

... Why don't you ask the creator God? And what "greater" things might you have in mind than "experiencing" the "splendor" of Gods' work as one of its creatures? ...

That gets us to the question: Do humans exist only to adore God?

That was implicit in the Christianity I was taught: go to heaven and spend eternity adoring God.

In the Sumerian accounts Earth humans were bred as slaves to the gods. At least there was a purpose to human existence - feeding the gods. (The OT has lots of food requirements for Jahweh)

[The Hurricane Path]

... Why don't you ask the creator God? And what "greater" things might you have in mind than "experiencing" the "splendor" of Gods' work as one of its creatures? ...

That gets us to the question: Do humans exist only to adore God?

That was implicit in the Christianity I was taught: go to heaven and spend eternity adoring God.

In the Sumerian accounts Earth humans were bred as slaves to the gods. At least there was a purpose to human existence - feeding the gods. (The OT has lots of food requirements for Jahweh)

If humans were made to worship the creator, why would he create so many religions? Just read what I write carefully and you will understand the true motivation.

[Amor]

>If humans were made to worship the creator, why would he create so many religions?

Aliens tell us that this is the only planet with religions

[The Hurricane Path]

>If humans were made to worship the creator, why would he create so many religions?

Aliens tell us that this is the only planet with religions

No. The one who created all religions was Father Tezcatlipoca.

[Amor]

Proof indeed

[CCoburn]

the work of the creator must be appreciated. but this is not an act of impersonal contemplation. it is developing oneself and one's capabilities to the fullest. this is what pleases Father Tezcatlipoca

Assimilating and "appreciating" the creators' works would be some mix of "impersonal" observation colored to some extent with personal subjectivity. These are individual perspectives and they vary. The apprehension of core fundamental truths ultimately depends on the ability of any particular individual.

This "Father Tezcatlipoca" is just some personally subjective label you have given to some general universal phenomena, concepts, or processes that means absolutely nothing to me and could care less about "pleasing" it or "him" (of the 'kooky' terminology).

[Amor]

The main rite of Tezcatlipoca’s cult took place during Toxcatl, the fifth ritual month. Every year at that time the priest selected a young and handsome war prisoner. For one year he lived in princely luxury, impersonating the god. Four beautiful girls dressed as goddesses were chosen as his companions. On the appointed feast day, he climbed the steps of a small temple while breaking flutes that he had played. At the top he was sacrificed by the removal of his heart.

https://www.britannica.com/topic/Tezcatlipoca

I would feel safer following another god

[CCoburn]

I would feel safer following another god

I look for consistencies across cosmological and theological models, so this type of "god" would likely be invalidated and eliminated anyway.

[Amor]

I look for consistencies across cosmological and theological models, so this type of "god" would likely be invalidated and eliminated anyway.

The soul-bearing human is directly connected to The Source of All - before and after any universes existed

HPB told us that not all humans have souls. That is my observation also