In the Now

I hear crickets chirping. Not much else.

I Won't Go Home Without You: Gnostic Maroon V

Apocalypse Now and Then

Promises have been made and delayed. The delay is necessary and potentially everlasting. No one, not even the Messiah, wants to be crucified. This miracle is called Apocalypse: a technology that through the revelation of a supposed to be past event, the future is exposed. Christ has not been crucified as yet, but he will be, just as the myths say, because humanity will inevitably demand it so. Through this method it will turn out, at the end of time, that EVERYONE is right and has been right in their belief.

On December 21, 2012, a killing bolt of electricity will pierce the heavens. It is the Spear of Longinus (click the link, dammit). Longinus is the centurion who delivers the wound to the side of Christ. Christ is a Cosmic being. He lives in the stars. The light shone outward into space by The Freedom Tower will represent the combined will of humanity for the death of Christ. The rebirth of Christ the Redeemer will occur on Christmas Day when Christ is re-incarnated as immortal man within the Matrix. The Julian Calender will be vindicated. The lunar illusion will be over. The home of Christ is the center of the Sun. On Christmas we will go there with Him.

According to gnostipops Maroon V here is how it happens...

Wachet Auf, Ruft Uns Die Stimme

Sleepers wake. Please look at the directors cut of V's 'Wake Up Call'. The lyrical crux is the use of the term ONE in place of MAN. One would naturally use the phrase '...another man in my bed'. Because of the use of ONE instead of MAN, the gnostic secrets of 'Wake Up Call' are laid bare as the story of the fall from Eden, precipitated by Eve's partaking of the Knowledge of Life and Death. The reason for Eve's act is the imperfection of Eden. Gnostic thinkers suggest-o-feel that even the most perfect creation may have flaws. In the car Adam says to the Girl '...it's probably my fawlt anyway'. He forgives her because he is aware of his own imperfectness. Nevertheless, he does not understand why the Girl is not satisfied with his one perfect offering. His (God's) love is perfect. The first verse lyrics carry this message home.

...if you needed love, well then ask for love, could've given love...

Pay note to the undulating carpet of serpents (cables) at the feet of the band as they perform the song. This is a tribute to the domestication of the lower impulses. It is the never ending and sleepless battle of the Creator to keep underfoot the horrors of nature. Of course, one snake sneaks slyly by. In 'Wake Up Call' this is confirmed by the use of the phrase Six Foot Tall to describe '...the other one'. Six is the number of the serpent. A 6 is itself a coiled cobra ready to strike. Better grab yer flute, dude! Can you dig it!?!

The murder scene finds the nefarious Six Foot standing in as Abel, victim of the first murder and the final step in the fall from Eden. Because Adam Levine stands in for the Creator, we can understand that He takes responsibility for the state of things. The true Creator is indeed the source of our troubles, He just can't do anything about it! This is because of free will; His greatest and most dangerous gift us, His children.

Back in the car, Adam and the Girl talk about the predicament and take it on the run. No one is to blame, there is only the state of things. Freedom from blame is an important theme as we continue our journey across Maroon V. Keep it in mind.

As 'Wake Up Call' concludes Adam is electrocuted for his crime(s). This is the Crucifixion as described. Christ, an Electro-Plasmatic, will be nailed to the Vault of the Heavens. Humanity and all of it's woes and roses will travel, saved by Christ, into the core of the Sun. All will be revealed, but not all at once. We shall be immortal in time.

Zwang und Opfer

Compulsion and Sacrifice. Because of His somehow perfect mistake, God must set things right. He will embody Himself as a Man. He will completely suppress all Desire as a Man. He will die as a Man. He will rise as a God and erase the stain of sin which is the illusion of Death outside of Time. As we follow Adam into V's next single Won't Go Home Withou You, we learn that this sacrifice is both the beginning and end of everything. It is the arms of our living God carrying us through an eternal voyage of perfect modulation.

Next onward from the final image of 'Wake Up Call', the feely for 'Won't Go Home' begins with Adam in a wooden chair and singing the first verse and chorus without moving. At once he pulls away from his cross and begins the soul's journey. This journey belongs exclusively to Christ. It is only through Him that anyone else can make this endless trek across Los Alamos Perdidos. Make no mistake about it, it is not a matter of choice. Christ saves everyone. Sin and Identity are One. Ask yourself if you could really abandon your identity. Could you do it to save yourself? It is to laugh. No one makes a supreme sacrifice for anything less than a supreme result.

'Won't Go Home Without You'. Let's do a Gnostic reading of this lovely tune. I suggest you open another tab and listen to the song. As you do remember the promise of Christ. 'In paradise, I shall be the Bridegroom and All the Ages shall be the Bride'. Be you Man or Woman, the person Adam is singing to is you. He sings to your lost immortal soul, you dope. Mine too, of course. He is singing to all of us.

(I)

I asked her to stay but she wouldn't listen
She left before I had a chance to say
The words that would mend the things that were broken
But it's far too late and now she's gone away

Every night you cry yourself to sleep
Thinking why does this happen to me
Why does every moment have to be so hard
Hard to believe it

It's not over tonight, just give me one more chance to make it right
I may not make it through the night, I wont go home without you.

This verse and chorus is self explanatory. The fall from Eden are the events that precede and inevitably embody the reparations made by God. We live in a sad and lonely and sometimes terrible world but the truth is that a) it is our own nature to be here as we are, and b) as hard as it may be to believe, it is not over tonight, or any night. Christ will wander the Earth until everyone is saved and that takes forever.


The technology of '...just give me one more chance to make it right' is expressed by Pi or the fraction 22/7. With each new expression of Pi the Cosmic Kaleidescope blooms anew, but without giving up it's former integrity. Reality in it's many forms completely changes without loss. In spite of the nearly successful effort of Buddhists and other Nihilists, Pi is an endless number. You may safely regard this assertion as absolute fact.

(II)

The taste of her breath I'll never get over
The noises that she made kept me awake
The weight of the things that remained unspoken
Built up so much it crushed us every day

This verse is a little tougher to grasp. One must familiarize oneself with the first verse of Genesis in Hebrew. The word is BaRaSheeTh. It is the breath of God in perfect exchange with the breath of the Material World, before the thought of Eden emerged in the mind of the Father. The crushing weight of the unspoken represents the Knowledge of Life and Death whispered to Eve. The Grave is Gravity. One must remember Isaac Newton. His story of gravity includes a serpent and an apple. It is because of Gravity we fall to the Grave. Christ the Reedemer resurrects us in perfect Judgement. Furthermore is the proof that we maintain our identity. He brings each of us Home, a promise repeated in the chorus of 'Won't Go Home'.

(III)

Of all the things I felt but never really showed
Perhaps the worst is that I ever let you go

This short lyrical bridge is the lament of the Father. A lament not only of the initial errors of Eden, but of the necessity of the endless passion of His only Son. And this passion is all that Christ can promise, but what a promise! To have a life. To become something unique. And then to be taken as you are into Christ to wander the Ages for All Time.

To that I say only this...

Amen.