How 369 Filters To Earth

If you’re dealing with suspicions of infidelity or feeling mistrustful in your relationship, the first thing is to take a deep breath and try to sort through your emotions. It’s easy to let anger, sadness, or confusion take over, but understanding how you’re feeling and why is important. Ask yourself if your suspicions are based on something concrete or if they might come from insecurity or miscommunication. When you’re ready to talk to your partner, pick a calm moment. Don’t go into it angry or accusing because that will just make them defensive. Instead, share how you feel and ask questions without blaming. For example, say something like, “I’ve been feeling unsure about some things, and I want to understand better,” rather than jumping straight into accusations. If you’re really stuck and need clarity, focus on observing patterns rather than snooping or assuming the worst. If something doesn’t add up, it’s okay to ask about it directly. But remember, trust is fragile, and how you approach the situation matters a lot. Sometimes, these situations are too heavy to handle alone, and it’s worth considering therapy, either as a couple or for yourself. A therapist can help you figure out what’s really going on and whether the relationship can be rebuilt. If you feel overwhelmed, personal therapy can give you the tools to process what you’re going through and help you make decisions. At some point, you’ll have to step back and ask yourself if this relationship is giving you what you need. Are your values, needs, and boundaries being respected? If not, you’ll have to think about what you’re willing to forgive and what might be a dealbreaker for you. Either way, take care of yourself through this. Focus on things that make you happy and help you feel grounded, like spending time with friends, exercising, or diving into a hobby you love. Most importantly, remember that your worth doesn’t depend on how someone else treats you. If things feel too broken, it’s okay to move on. If there’s a way to fix things, it will take time and commitment from both sides. Either way, you’ve got this, and you deserve a relationship that feels safe and fulfilling.

The Parable of Gudu and the Bee: The Spirit of Awareness In the shadowed depths of the underworld, there lived a spirit named Gudu and his clever wife, the Bee. Together, they were known as the Wish-Fillers, weaving grand illusions that granted human desires while secretly binding souls to their growing empire. Gudu, with his sharp intellect, had mastered the art of inhabiting human vessels, bending destinies to his will. The Bee, quick and meticulous, aided him with the sting of her illusions, sealing their plans with precision. For countless lifetimes, Gudu and Bee danced through the lives of humans, slipping into their desires, manipulating their hopes, and expanding their power. Their empire stretched wide, built on the souls of those too lost in illusion to see the cost. And when any dared to become aware of their tricks, Gudu and Bee had a tried and true method: they would drive the poor soul back to the darkest corners of their past, to memories of pain, until the weight of their suffering crushed them. It had worked, without fail, time and time again. One day, Gudu felt restless. “It’s time for another destiny swap,” he said to the Bee, his voice laced with cunning. “We shall claim another soul, as we have done before. Let us expand our empire once more.” They chose a man, a seemingly simple one, burdened by childhood trauma and a difficult past. His suffering made him the perfect target. Gudu and Bee cast their intricate illusion, filling his mind with dreams and desires, leading him down a path of deception, as they had done so often before. But this time, something unexpected happened. The man, even in the midst of the thick illusion, began to sense something wasn’t right. Deep within, an awareness stirred. He saw the layers of illusion shifting before him, sensed an unseen hand guiding his thoughts, shaping his reality. Despite the world around him bending under Gudu’s control, the man remained steady. Gudu, sensing the man’s awakening, turned to the Bee. “He’s waking up,” Gudu growled. “We must act quickly. Drive him back to his family home, to the roots of his pain. The past will consume him, and he will fall as they all do.” The plan was set into motion. The man’s world began to unravel—relationships collapsed, old wounds reopened, and his darkest memories resurfaced. Gudu and Bee pushed him toward despair, forcing him to confront the trauma of his childhood, knowing that the weight of it would surely drive him to the brink of destruction. But the man did not flee from his pain, nor did he collapse under it. Instead, he faced it, calmly, with eyes wide open. He could feel Gudu’s hand manipulating his thoughts, could sense the illusion closing in around him. Yet, he did not give in. Even as Gudu and Bee tried to drive him to the edge, to the point of no return, the man remained aware. He knew their tactics, saw through the false reality they were crafting, and even predicted their final play—an “exit plan” to push him toward taking his own life. But instead of succumbing, he stood firm, knowing that the game was rigged, and yet, refusing to let it destroy him. In a final bid for control, Gudu and Bee tightened the web around him, piling illusion upon illusion until it seemed there was no escape. The man, however, did something unexpected: he played along. He let Gudu believe he had the upper hand, allowing the illusion to unfold without resistance. Gudu, confident in his victory, prepared to deliver the final blow. But the man, calm and composed, called out to him. “Let’s end this,” he said, his voice steady. “There’s no need to continue.” Gudu paused. He had heard similar pleas before, and every time, it signaled a human’s breaking point. Yet this time, something was different. The man’s gaze was unwavering, his voice free of fear. Gudu realized with a jolt—the man was not beaten. In fact, he was in full control. Gudu, with all his cunning, saw the truth: the man had awakened completely. He was no longer a victim of the illusion. The man had found a strength within himself that Gudu and Bee could not reach—an inner awareness that transcended the tricks and deceptions of the underworld. Frustration boiled within Gudu. “You think you can outsmart me?” he snarled. The man smiled softly, not with triumph but with understanding. “It’s not about outsmarting you. It’s about seeing clearly. Your illusions have no power over one who is truly aware.” Defeated, Gudu and Bee retreated, knowing that their hold on this soul was broken. Their empire, once so vast and mighty, felt hollow and frail in the presence of true self-awareness. For lifetimes, they had dominated through deception, but now they had encountered a force greater than illusion: the truth of an awakened soul. And so, the man stood tall, free from their grasp, and the lesson was clear: No matter how powerful the illusions or how cunning the spirits of the underworld, an awakened soul, grounded in awareness, is a force beyond control, beyond fear.

Throughout history, various myths, folklore, and even alleged supernatural experiences have described cases where men have claimed to be impregnated or inhabited by demonic entities. While these accounts are not scientifically verified, they appear in religious texts, medieval demonology, and even modern paranormal claims. Here are some notable examples. Mythological and Religious Accounts • The Book of Tobit (Biblical Apocrypha) While not about male impregnation, this text describes the demon Asmodeus inhabiting people and tormenting them from within. • Medieval Christian Demonology Some medieval scholars, like the inquisitor Heinrich Kramer (Malleus Maleficarum, 1487), wrote about spirits entering people and causing bodily torment, including claims of “demonic pregnancies.” • Kabbalistic and Gnostic Beliefs, Some esoteric traditions suggest that spirits or demons can infest a person’s body, leading to feelings of unnatural movements or possession. Historical Cases of ‘Demonic Pregnancies’ in Men • 16th-17th Century Possession Cases Reports exist of monks and priests experiencing severe abdominal pains, bloating, and convulsions, sometimes believing they had been “impregnated” by an entity. These cases were often interpreted as spiritual trials or demonic attacks. • The Loudun Possessions (1634, France) Though mainly about the possession of nuns, some priests reported sensations of things “moving inside them” after encounters with supposed demons. • Sebastien Michaelis’ Hierarchy of Demons (1613) Documented cases of possession where men claimed to feel writhing inside their bodies, often attributed to incubus-like entities. Folk Legends and Occult Practices • Haitian Vodou & African Traditional Religions,Some beliefs describe spirits, both benevolent and malevolent, entering the body and manifesting physically. • The Djinn of Middle Eastern Folklore Certain accounts describe male victims experiencing “infestations” of Djinn that cause abdominal pain and writhing sensations, often linked to curses or black magic. • South American Brujería & Shamanic Curses, Some shamans claim that curses or spirit attachments can physically inhabit a person’s body, sometimes requiring rituals to “birth” the entity out. Modern Paranormal & Psychological Cases • Possession Cases in Exorcisms, Some exorcisms have recorded individuals (including men) reporting sensations of creatures moving inside them. Often dismissed as psychosomatic, these experiences are still deeply unsettling. • Alien Abduction & Hybridization Theories, Some abductees (both men and women) claim to have experienced temporary “gestation” of unknown entities that later vanish. While more sci-fi in nature, these accounts parallel older demonic impregnation myths. Scientific and Psychological Explanations • Phantom Pregnancy (Pseudocyesis) A rare psychological condition where individuals believe they are pregnant, sometimes experiencing real physical symptoms, including bloating and fetal-like movements. • Parasites & Medical Conditions, Certain intestinal parasites, severe gas, or even psychological conditions like delusional parasitosis can create the sensation of something moving inside. • Psychosomatic Manifestations of Trauma – Some who have undergone intense trauma may somatically experience distress in their abdomen, sometimes interpreted as an external force. While there are no verified medical cases of men being literally impregnated by demons, there are many historical, religious, and paranormal accounts of men feeling something writhing inside them, which they attributed to supernatural causes. Whether viewed through the lens of mythology, possession, or psychological distress, these experiences have been documented across cultures and time periods. Delving A Bit Deeper Consciousness itself does not exist in isolation, it is an interwoven energetic field, linking individuals to their own inner world, their close relationships, and the broader human collective. Whether through biology, intuition, or spiritual resonance, we are constantly exchanging, absorbing, and influencing energy beyond what is physically seen. This energetic connection operates on different primary levels insure there are more but some basics for a starting point would be. 1st Party Energy – The Internal Field (Self-Connection) At the core, every person is first connected to themselves, their mind, body, emotions, and subconscious. This is where intuition, inner dialogue, and personal energy reside. It manifests as: • Gut instincts and spontaneous insights • Emotional imprints from past experiences • A sense of inner guidance or connection to something greater The mind and body are not separate entities, our thoughts influence our physical state, just as our physical state influences our emotions. This internal awareness forms the foundation for how we engage with the world. 2nd Party Energy – Close Circle Bonds Beyond the self, we are deeply connected to those we interact with regularly, family, friends, romantic partners, and even adversaries. These bonds can: • Transmit emotions subconsciously (feeling someone’s mood before they say a word) • Create intuitive awareness (knowing when someone close is in distress or joy) • Hold lasting energetic imprints, even after separation Romantic and sexual relationships, in particular, create powerful energetic links that may persist for years. Even if a connection has ended physically, residual energy can remain, especially during major life changes like marriage, pregnancy, or deep emotional shifts. 3rd Party Energy – The Collective Hive Mind On a broader scale, we are all part of a shared human consciousness, a hive mind where thoughts, emotions, and experiences ripple through unseen currents. This explains: • Feeling collective stress or excitement during global events • Experiencing unexplainable emotions linked to past partners or distant connections • Tuning into societal shifts, even without direct involvement Energy does not operate in a vacuum it moves through networks, influencing and being influenced by others, even those we are no longer consciously thinking about. The Residual Energy of Past Connections Sexual and emotional bonds are some of the most potent energetic exchanges, often leaving lasting imprints. Many traditions, from Tantric practices to African and Eastern spiritual philosophies, recognize that energy shared during intimacy does not simply disappear. It can: • Remain as an unconscious tie between former partners • Resurface in dreams, emotions, or unexplainable sensations • Manifest as a subtle awareness of another person’s experiences, even from afar This is why people sometimes sense major life events happening to past partners, even if they have moved on, entered new relationships, or started families. The connection, though inactive, still exists in the energetic field. Conscious Awareness is the Key Recognising this interconnected web of energy does