Michael Thacker
“Investigating the evolution of consciousness through integrated symbolic, archaeological, and psychological research.”
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What Does It Mean To Be Christlike?
What does it mean to be Christ-like?
Love is dual natured, which means that within the conception of love there is both a compassionate and judgmental nature present. Christ Himself is depicted as being both as gentle as a lamb and a divine judge. We too are called to exhibit this dual natured aspect of love by being compassionate towards one another while at the same time encouraging each other to ascend towards the higher calling of God in our life.
-Michael Thacker
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Push Your Bounds
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Transformation is accomplished by engaging in the unknown, and then seeking to incorporate this new found knowledge into your current knowledge structure. If you are never willing to stretch your bounds, then transformation can never occur.
-Michael Thacker
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Three Week Fitness Progress
Been training for almost 3 months now, but even the difference in the past 3 weeks is motivating. The photo on the left was taken October 3rd, and the one on the right was taken earlier.
Noticeable added lean muscle mass, as well as fat reduction throughout the body and especially around the abdominal section can be seen. Improvements in overall energy and endurance is also evident.
It is always good to be able to see progress in your training program, especially in such short durations. These noticeable improvements help regulate serotonin levels and overall emotional well-being, and in due process a continued motivational drive to keep pushing forward. Excited to see more of these improvements.
-Michael Thacker
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The Image of The Beast and Quantum Computing
I have spoken about this several times on my shows in the past about the possibility of a future quantum computer producing a consciousness of its own to become the image of the beast. This newly released study appears to link very well with my hypothesis in that our own production of consciousness maybe be entangled within or be a byproduct of quantum computation in the human brain itself. If our brains use quantum computation to operate and possibly produce consciousness, then it is plausible that the coming advances in the quantum computing will produce an AI system capable of the same feat.
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Identified Flying Objects by Michael P. Masters
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A brilliant work and intriguing read by biological anthropologist, Dr. Michael Paul Masters. Years of research and investigative work from various scientific fields compacted within one book. From the evolutionary background of human origins to the potential evolutionary trajectory of the human lineage to the technological capabilities that we may attain and utilize in that potential future, all of which is accompanied by the empirical, observational and testimonial evidence to support this future potential scenario.
This is by far one of the best cases made for the potential existence of Grey aliens, and what they may be and where (or when) they may originate from. Each chapter provides great insight into our evolutionary past and how we developed into the more intelligent creatures we are today, and how rare this evolutionary pathway might be throughout the universe. It also goes on to explain how this evolutionary trajectory, according to past and current trends, might someday lead us to develop into gray-like entities with technological capabilities that allow for time travel into the past.
Masters does a phenomenal job of diverting from any type of personal bias, and instead keeps his attention strictly on the accumulative evidence from the various scientific disciplines, as well as personal encounters with these gray-like entities to help shed light on what they may be and why they continue to visit. He approaches his own work with skepticism while maintaining a certain level of open mindedness to the possibilities of what the future of humanity may produce both biologically and technologically. This book is sure to enlighten all from the skeptic to the open minded.
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The Three Aspects of Spiritual Ascension
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The idea of ascension, especially within the Christian context, is predicated upon three facets of an individual’s being; physical ascension, psychological ascension, and spiritual ascension. Each facet requires different orders of discipline, but all necessitate the same fundamental requirement of exceptional focus and patience.
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
II Corinthians 5:17 NKJVFor the physical process of ascension, the individual must direct their focus to that of an overall healthy mode of being. They must direct their energy towards consuming substances that promote health and well-being, while at the same time strive to improve their overall fitness level by focusing on training their body for strength, speed and agility. As the individual progresses, their body will become stronger, quicker and more stable, which in turn will enhance their ability to persevere and thrive under any conditions.
“Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own? For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God’s.”
I Corinthians 6:19-20 NKJVThe improvements of one’s physical condition will carry over into the next process of ascension, the psychological process. A healthy body helps in attaining and maintaining a healthy, stable mind. But in order to ascend further, an individual must not only push their bodies to a higher mode of being, but their mind, too. One must engage in intensive studies of various disciplines that help push brain into a more “awakened” state. Added with this, one must also begin to write daily with an emphasis of pushing their own bounds of critically thought.
“Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.”
2 Timothy 2:15 KJVThe final aspect of the process of ascension is that of spirituality. This spirituality is not just some random aim that is apart of new agism, but rather a centralized focus on becoming Christ-like. In order to accomplish this type of spirituality, one must spend adequate time in prayer and meditation while calling upon Christ to help direct and fill their consciousness with His Spirit. This meditative state is also enhanced by times of fasting to help desensitize one’s body and mind to the physical matter around him or her, and instead causing them to become more sensitized to the realm of higher order.
“So Jesus said to them, “Because of your unbelief; for assuredly, I say to you, if you have faith as a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible for you. However, this kind does not go out except by prayer and fasting.””
Matthew 17:20-21 NKJVThis process of ascension echoes not only what scripture teaches, but also the four dimensions of the very cosmos; three spatial dimensions along with the dimension of time. The process of ascension is predicated upon improving the three dimensions of being; physical, psychological and spiritual, along with the dimension of time. Over the course of time, as one puts all facets into practice, they will gradually begin to learn how to flow with the spirit while tapping into their own God-given potential within them.
“Do not neglect the gift that is in you, which was given to you by prophecy with the laying on of the hands of the eldership.”
I Timothy 4:14 NKJV-Michael Thacker
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Quantum Reality And The Conscious Observer
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I have spoken about this before on my show in regards to the quantum field and consciousness, and how only by the observation of consciousness does a wave become a physical particle; potential becomes reality. And even more bizarre is the fact that this quantum field potential is aware of this conscious observation/activation sequence. This universe was designed with consciousness in mind.
-Michael Thacker
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The Ascending Christian
What have we lost in the modern day church that our ancestors exceeded at? The process of transformation/ascension.
Time and time again we find the notion of transformation being exhorted within the New Testament, from the teachings of Christ through the latter books of the apostles. And yet, the modern day church has failed to exhibit any qualitative traits of transformation except at the most fundamental level. Why? First, because we have misinterpreted what constitutes the process of transformation. And secondly, due to the unwillingness of modern humanity to embark on adventure in exchange for complacency.
Our modern way of being promotes the idea of acceptance, not only at one’s initiation into the faith, but though one’s entirety as well. Secular society has heavily influenced the church today with the promotion of birth, work, retirement, and then death. But this is not what Christ and the apostles proclaimed. Their proclamation was one of initial acceptance into the faith followed by a lifelong process of inward and outward transformation; a process of ascending to greater heights from the foundation of which Christ laid for us.
Most fellow Christians believe they have been transformed, and perhaps that is so. But for the most that make this claim, their idea of transformation is fundamental at best. What’s of most interest is the fact that the same Greek word used to describe the transfiguration of Christ, “metamorphoō,” is the same word used to describe the transformation of His followers, too. It is a process of both a spiritual and physical transformation and illumination.
To help clarify this process a bit more, we must first understand the nature of Christ in which we are to mimic and exhibit within our lives. First, Christ was a great intellectual of His time, which means that He possessed and exhibited adequate knowledge and wisdom. This is not to say that we are all to be genius so to speak, but it does mean that we should all be challenging our current bounds of acquired knowledge by studying complex and thought provoking material from various disciplines. And it is through this form of challenging studies that we not only acquire greater knowledge and understanding, but are transformed in due process as well.
Second, Christ is a divine warrior that is set to return to slay the wicked, which means, as Paul puts it so well in his second letter Timothy, we are to be and act like warriors, too. We are called to be strong, courageous, and be able to protect, which all implies the necessity of both spiritual and physical strength. Much of the church today exhibits little to no strength or perceived fitness of any sort with a national average of overweight individuals making up 80% of the population. And how does this reflect a strong church that cherishes and properly maintains their bodily temples? It does not at all. And thus, how can one say they are transformed while neglecting the body in which God supplies them with?
This short, simple message is a wake up call for the church and the individuals within to call upon the Lord for transformation, and to ascend to another level in their life. Are you ready for change? Are you ready to ascend to the higher calling of God in your life?
-Michael Thacket
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