Recently on "Shamrock Talk" an aggressively arrogant letter from one R. Tork portrayed the usual "follow Cthulhu or be eaten" crap that has historically been the messages in the past. First of all, this email was not from me (Blake has confirmed this, and has apologized for the implication - speaks highly of the integrity of his blog - thanks my friend). I am still wondering why it is so important to have a layer of fear and hysteria to every discussion attempt about Cthulhu? Seems pretty blatant that there is a large effort to prevent discovery of the truth here.
Cthulhu is alien - i get it
Cthulhu is scary with all those tentacally things - ok, but have you walked down Hollywood Blvd lately
Gothaog ebunma grah'n li'hee grah'n 'fhalma ooboshu tharanak R'lyeh
Cthulhu is going to destroy everything when HE rises - isn't this the real key? What exactly does this mean for us? For me?
Who really benefits from keeping the truths that may be out there from being learned?
Robbie:
ReplyDeleteYou wrote: Cthulhu is going to destroy everything when HE rises - isn't this the real key? What exactly does this mean for us? For me?
I think it means HE should NOT rise. Don't you?
What if HIM not rising means the destruction of the entire Universe?
DeleteWhat if HIM rising means all who want can go with to a better place?
In Christianity, when Jesus comes again, and the Rapture happens, the believers will all go to a better place, and the remaining will enjoy the fiery lake and the pit of hell...
It is tricky to really answer should he Rise or Not without knowing all the pieces of the puzzle.
I think we should all be able to agree to that!