Thread by @ADalassio

So, are we there yet?
How close is the next reset?
Noah had 120 years to try and save his fellow human beings.
According to most of the sources I have been using for my research, I'd reckon there is an interval of, give or take a few decades, 200 years.

My personal opinion is that at the beginning of every new cycle we are given the same warning and more or less the same amount of time and unless we learn from our previous experience, we are doomed to repeat it over and over again. Until we ascend to the last state of awareness

33.
Essentially, the masses of mankind are deluded, blind and ignorant. Yes, I did say that and yes, I do mean that. You do not see the reality of a situation until you expand your conscious awareness and unveil the Truth.

What we experience in life is merely a perception projected from our subconscious mind. And we assume this projection is the one and true reality. However, your conscious mind is only partially aware of what actually happens. The rest is your perception – a story fabricated for

for your benefit. Except oftentimes, the story is not beneficial.
This projection is based on information we have been told by our parents, teachers, family, peers, TV, ministers, writers and other sources from where we acquire information. Unfortunately, most of this information

manifests as limiting beliefs and the 10,00 things of Taoism which are all ineffective.
All this limited information and other experiences are subsequently stored in the subconscious mind and manifest as ego. This is when the problems really start.
Ego is your false personality,

(Note the pink/purple b/ground)
Even when you know it’s time to fight your ego, an alter ego tries to stop you. You have a lot of egos! You may have noticed the ancient myths mention many battles. You find these scenes etched into the walls of temples too.

Archaeologists and historians relate these scenes to historical events.
Whilst it is true the scenes may well be inspired by actual battles that did take place in history (because deluded and ego-driven leaders desired more)the true meaning is not a reflection of warring cultures

Mythological wars are symbolic of the battle you face with yourself to take control of your conscious mind.
Modern psychology recognizes the conscious mind is only operational 90-95% of the day at most. The majority of your decision making comes from the subconscious mind.

Do you remember what it was like to be a child, feeling that sense of wonder and natural peace and contentment just for the experience of being alive? Can you remember when the voice in your mind began to cover over the awareness of that magic within you?

Talking to myself, again. Good night.

It is the subconscious that makes us habitual. The subconscious mind also shapes your ego and makes you believe things that are not a reflection of your true nature. Now we come to the true symbolic meaning of 33. It is the reflection of an individual who has mastery over the

desires of his subconscious mind.
Anyone who attains this level of conscious awareness ( the Christ consciousness) is recognised as a Buddha. We don’t find Jesus, Mohammad or Buddha fighting anybody. The Gods fight, but then again they reflect personality traits of mankind.

Titanomachy.
Genesis 1:27 “So God made man in His own image.”
In Buddhism, there is a story about the descent of the historical Buddha known as the Trayastrimsha Heaven. The sutra is said to chronicle Buddha’ Gautama’s descent from Mount Meru where the 33 Gods reside.

Trayastrimsha Heaven has eight heavens in each cardinal direction totalling 32 heavens that encompass the central heaven, home to the Supreme God, Śakra. He is known as the “protector of Dharma". Dharma is the opposite of Karma. It involves living life virtuously

in accordance with the noble eightfold path. Karma transforms dharma. It is by following your dharma and living life in alignment with your conscious Will that you eventually find your Buddha-nature. The God within. Easier said than done, ça va sans dire.

Śakra essentially represents the divine in mankind; man’s ability to attain Buddha-nature. He still has desires but is able to control them. For example he does not want to leave his palace because he is so content there. He even tells his worshippers to be reborn in his Kingdom

Trayastrimsha Heaven” is Sanskrit for the Heaven of Thirty-Three. The word trāyastriṃśa is an adjective formed from the numeral trayastriṃśat, "33" and can be translated in English as "belonging to the thirty-three (devas).

The Trayastrimsha Heaven represents the human mind and body. Its walls are adorned with seven gems, the seven energy centres, or chakras. At the centre is Lord Śakra living in pure bliss. He is the equivalent of the Hindu God, Indra.

In the early Vedas, Indra was recognized as the most Supreme God. He is recognized as the protector of the military aristocracy and the Kshatriyas warriors. Here again, we find the concept of the battle within. Indra is renowned for his ability to defeat asuras