Why prayers of stupid people dont work - Call the Monad

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#1 •••

In order to understand what I am about to tell you, you first need to understand true nature of reality.


Reality is a dream sustained by generator.


the generator generates reality. Reality is not self-created, it is not self-sustained. It is generated (sustained) by generator.


this generator is called Monad.


Monad can be contacted, and Monad can be instructed to alter reality.


However, this is where most people fail in prayer.


Monad does not respond to begging. You could beg a door to open, and door will never open.


Monad responds to what I call omnimagic.


Omnimagic is basically all-including command.


Sort of like, if you had a computer program, trying every possible command would eventually lead to you command which achieves goal.


In other words, when calling a Monad, you do not merely beg.


You also act with authority, and use every tense.


You do not merely say "Please give me money".


You say: "thank you for giving me plenty of money" (notice past tense)


You say: "Monad, I am here. I claim the authority which is mine by nature. the illusion of this limitation is dissolved."


In other words, you dont merely hope something will happen. You also act as if it already did. You dont question, you dont doubt, you dont wonder. You act as if the thing you commanded already happened, and you need not to think about it more.


this is main thing in magic rituals. You dont just hope something will happen. When you do a magic ritual, you act with having full knowledge and conviction that what you thought about already happened.


You stop believing in reality generated by generator, and you start making a different reality by commands.

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#2 •••
@SatanLucy

The word "reality" means the state of things as they actually exist, not understood idealistically, as an unproven notional idea or ideas or via the imagination only. The word is a borrowing from the French realité and the Latin realitas.

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#3 •••
@Debby

Reality - things which exist, also means there are things which dont exist.


this proves things arent self sustained. If things were self-sustained, all things would exist.


What determines if something will exist, and if something wont exist, is the generator.


Call Monad for more information.

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#4 •••
@SatanLucy

It’s good to see you have found help in your struggles with reality.

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#5 •••
@Debby

Yeah, just call the generator.

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#6 •••
@SatanLucy

What is their source of information. Is it the Bible?

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#7 •••
@Debby

I think it is Guru Granth Sahib.


Certainly. Here are more profound and frequently cited quotes from the Guru Granth Sahib, grouped by theme, with concise meanings.

🌿 On God & Divine Presence

“There is one God. His Name is Truth. He is the Creator.”

Mul Mantar, Ang 1

“The Lord Himself is within all; there is nothing beyond Him.”

Ang 102

“Wherever I look, there I see God.”

Ang 846

🌿 On Ego (Haumai)

“In ego, the world is born; in ego, it dies.”

Ang 466

“Ego is darkness; the Name of the Lord is light.”

Ang 105

🌿 On Love & Devotion (Bhakti)

“I am a sacrifice to my Guru, who has united me with God.”

Ang 52

“Those who love are absorbed in the Lord.”

Ang 319

🌿 On Suffering & Detachment

“Pain is the medicine, pleasure the disease.”

Ang 469

“That alone is a friend, who remains with you in the end.”

Ang 187

🌿 On Wisdom & the Mind

“The mind is the king; the mind is the minister.”

Ang 415

“Conquer your mind, and you conquer the world.”

Ang 6

🌿 On Rituals & Inner Truth

“If one bathes at sacred shrines, yet the mind remains filthy—what use is that?”

Ang 4

“Without devotion, religious rituals are hollow.”

Ang 116

🌿 On Equality & Compassion

“The light of God is in all hearts.”

Ang 13

“No one is my enemy, no one is a stranger; I get along with everyone.”

Ang 1299

🌿 On Death & Impermanence

“As you have come, so shall you depart.”

Ang 473

“Why forget Him from the mind? That is the cause of all suffering.”

Ang 936

🌿 On Service (Seva) & Humility

“By serving others, one obtains honor.”

Ang 286

“The humble are exalted; the proud are cast down.”

Ang 470

If you want, I can continue with:

  1. Short daily quotes
  2. Original Gurmukhi + transliteration
  3. Quotes by Guru Nanak Dev Ji only
  4. Rare or lesser-known shabads
  5. Quotes for meditation or reflection

Just tell me 🙏

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#8 •••

Of course. Here are more quotes from the Guru Granth Sahib—short, reflective, and often recited—grouped lightly by theme.

🌸 On Inner Peace

“In the midst of fear, fearlessness is found.”

Ang 1379

“Peace comes when the mind is filled with the Lord.”

Ang 279

🌸 On the Mind

“The restless mind wanders everywhere, but finds peace only in the Lord.”

Ang 159

“As the mind becomes pure, so does one’s way of life.”

Ang 27

🌸 On Humility

“Make humility your earrings, and the body your begging bowl.”

Ang 6

“The humble dwell near God.”

Ang 91

🌸 On Karma & Action

“As you plant, so shall you harvest.”

Ang 134

“Actions done in ego bind one to suffering.”

Ang 999

🌸 On Detachment

“This world is a dream; no one belongs to anyone.”

Ang 152

“He alone is liberated, who remains detached while living.”

Ang 356

🌸 On Divine Love

“My heart longs for the Lord, like the rainbird for rain.”

Ang 1196

“The soul-bride merges with her Husband Lord through love.”

Ang 1108

🌸 On Guidance of the Guru

“Without the Guru, no one finds the way.”

Ang 864

“The Guru is the boat; the Word is the oar.”

Ang 17

🌸 On Simran (Remembrance)

“Meditating on the Name, the mind blossoms.”

Ang 262

“The Name of the Lord is the treasure of peace.”

Ang 593

🌸 On Compassion

“Compassion is the root of all righteousness.”

Ang 8

“He alone understands, who feels the pain of others.”

Ang 1373

If you’d like, I can continue with:

  1. Very short one-line quotes
  2. Morning or evening meditation quotes
  3. Quotes specifically by Guru Nanak Dev Ji
  4. Original Gurmukhi only
  5. Quotes on life, death, or grief

Just tell me 🙏

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#9 •••
@SatanLucy

Does Sikhism accept LGBTQ?


Sikhism teaches universal love, equality, and Sarbat da Bhalla (welfare of all), yet official Sikh religious bodies, like the Akal Takht, oppose same-sex marriage, banning Sikh marriage ceremonies (Anand Karaj) for LGBTQ+ couples, citing traditional interpretations. However, many Sikhs and organizations advocate for LGBTQ+ inclusion, pointing to scripture's emphasis on genderless souls and God's non-discriminatory nature, creating a tension between conservative religious authority and progressive faith interpretation. 




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