“Hades,” a place of conscious torment

It’s almost impossible to completely understand the intentions of the bible writers since we were not there with them.

Although to me in my opinion and in my research it’s apparent the bible was altered and also through these Biblical Cannons it’s very obvious to me large amounts of the bible were excluded from the book you and I read today. This though is a topic for a future blog…

In this case when we talk about HADES let’s take a look at the stories we have. One of those stories are as follows:

The last part: Hades, a place of conscious torment ; jumped out to me almost automatically that we are talking about a “DUALITY” with the opposites of Lazarus and the rich man.. during life the rich man lived a lavish life but in death he is eternally tormented and in life, Lazarus is a poor man begging for food but in the afterlife he is in a blissful happy place of comfort and rest…

So maybe we should first talk about what HADES is?

First let’s start with the bible verse above because this tells us there is a place of comfort and there is a place of conscious torment… these would apparently be two very different places… or at least one would think?

What if it is one place? what if HADES is “US”?

Let’s look at the words of Josephus first in his discourse to the Greeks concerning HADES:

To my understanding as I break down this passage metaphysically I see the following:

1. The righteous and unrighteous go and to me this is saying that every soul goes there whether they are sinners or non-sinners. This to me would indicate that HADES is a place of reflection and experience.

2. Wherein the light of this world does not shine; from which circumstance, that in this region the light does not shine, it cannot be but there must be in it perpetual darkness. The darkness to me is the “Veil” that is cast over all of us as souls on Earth. The Veil keeps us in constant darkness so we cannot see and the only way we can get out of this darkness is to have faith that our Over-soul will guide us out of darkness.

3. This region is allotted as a place of custody for souls, ill which angels are appointed as guardians to them, who distribute to them temporary punishments, agreeable to every one’s behavior and manners. The punishments being distributed are “karma” what is karma? (Karma is just Cause and Effect) it comes down to what we put out there always comes back to us and because of what we have done as a planet of souls we are now living in an era of darkness on our planet. Is this is wrong place to be? I don’t think so it’s a place of experience… I also now believe we are coming into a new age of experience. What that will look like? I guess we shall see….

4. The last paragraph about the Lake of Unquenchable fire…. This to me metaphorically and metaphysically is about the constant torment we put on ourselves into while living in this world. What is Sin? It is only “Missing the mark” why do we miss the mark? Because we are out of balance in our lives. What makes us out of balance?  Our doubt of ourselves. The fact we do not realize who we are….

We make decisions that lead us further down the rabbit hole of darkness. Each step we take down that rabbit hole keeps us from remembering who we are… Like walking zombies we are alive but also very dead inside…

What binds us? It’s interesting because the story of the Titans in the Greek myths as well as the Fallen Angels in Christianity tell us they were cast down into a dark place far below Hades and this place according to the Christians beliefs was a place of great torment.

Both the Titans and the Angels were great beings and as far as Lucifer in Angel lore he was the “morning star,” “son of the dawn,” “Day Star,” or “shining star.”

According to how the Christian believe it is Jesus who says in: Luke 10:18