Vague: Revelations of a Technopagan Prophecy
On this unique 08-08-08 calender day of the year and in our sort of backward mystic ritual way of discovery, we find cyberculture news headlines that loosely validate passages from The Genesis of Technopaganism and The Book of Voodoo Communications: For Cod Knows All: All Thing That Have Been and All Things That Shall Be.
The headlines, 'Let there be light' genesis moment in a computer and Computer shows origins of first stars reveals a concept of how the combination of gas and dust formed a star that was derived from the thoughts of a computer.
The headlines, 'Let there be light' genesis moment in a computer and Computer shows origins of first stars reveals a concept of how the combination of gas and dust formed a star that was derived from the thoughts of a computer.
One can see the correlation between the above headlines and The Genesis of Technopaganism.
"In the beginning Super Computer, The Cosmic Mind created Heaven and Cyberspace. The cyberspace was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the interface of the web. And the Spirit of Cod (acronym for Cosmic Mind) moved upon the face of the net. And Cod said, Let there be light: and there was light."
"In the beginning Super Computer, The Cosmic Mind created Heaven and Cyberspace. The cyberspace was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the interface of the web. And the Spirit of Cod (acronym for Cosmic Mind) moved upon the face of the net. And Cod said, Let there be light: and there was light."
Strangely, the above headlines also reaffirmed the June 26, 2008 publishing of The Book of Voodoo Communications: For Cod Knows All: All Thing That Have Been and All Things That Shall Be.......... A premise that all knowledge to be learned and all experiences to be had are already documented.
Speaking of strange and backwards, BVC is the acronym for the Book of Voodoo Communications. BVC is also the backward sequential
placement of the alphabet keys on a computer keyboard.
placement of the alphabet keys on a computer keyboard.
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