Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet

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This is the current landing pad for Jasun Horsley. Who’s that? I am still trying to figure it out, hence the many books, websites, podcasts and other forms of media I have produced since 1994, when I first joined the worldwide web (Crow Enterprises at Geocities/3255), and 1999, with my first published book (The Blood Poets). I began podcasting in 2008, as Aeolus Kephas, with Stormy Weather: News from the Front Line in the End Times. This was followed by Warty Theorems, Warts & Storms, Shooting the Ghost, and the limited series Crucial Fictions (all archived here). My most recent sites have been Auticulture.com (where I hosted The Liminalist podcast for 300 episodes), and Landmademan.com. My most recent book is called Big Mother. It is roughly my 12th book (not counting a couple I don’t bother to mention). Of my books, my favorites are Seen & Not Seen (SANS), Prisoner of Infinity, 16 Maps of Hell, and Big Mother. An easy (short) introduction is Paper Tiger, about my famous (dead) brother, Sebastian Horsley. Source

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The Unreality-Based Community

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
A few months back, I asked Mrs. Horsley to work on a piece for substack about what she was observing around 2nd matrix, controlled opposition psyop, in relation to super-suss characters like Nick Fuentes and Candace Owens, with a specific focus on the “JQ noticing psyop.”1 In the interim, with no article in sight, Mrs.
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The Ocean Didn't Want Me Today

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
It was my 23rd birthday. I was in Oaxaca, Mexico, on the trail of Don Juan. I had gone to the famous beach Zipolite, meaning Playa de los Muertes, beach of the dead, with Paul Bowles’ Let It Come Down and other books. The reason it’s called Playa de los Muertos is that supposedly there is an ancient burial ground nearby (some sorcerous history), but also because so many people have died there in the ocean.
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The Heresiarch # 1

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Clearing the foundation for the Temple of Lucifer (goat-barn) A new phase/podcast series in the ministry of reconciliation project, pulling out the stops & going full lucifer-troubadour mode. Topic: the unfinished (or barely begun) state of Christianity. Songs: “Primitive” by Joy Zipper; “Top of the World” by Jumberingas
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God’s Orphans

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
The following is based on a talk I gave at a recent Christ Outside of Christianity meeting. To be included on email announcements for future meets, contact me. The fundamental religious experience is one of powerlessness. We are powerless to control or dictate the presence of the spirit by which to inspire ourselves. One cannot, by definition, inspire oneself. And what inspires, by definition, cannot be commanded or controlled. If Jesus was God, how could he have faith in God? How could he obey God?
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Jobcast # 121: Sami's Hill

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By Jasun Horsley, Sami Luokkanen
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Talking with the enigmatic Sami Luokannen about Ufos, beer, & cigarettes. Oh, and Jesus. Songs: “Keep on Rolling,” & “Top of the World” by Jumberingas; “Mr. Cop” by Mr. Tube & the Flying Objects.
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"Put Down the Sword" Talking with Nina Power in Live Conversation

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By Jasun Horsley, Nina Power
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Jobcast: Fathoming God Exegeting Religion & Excreting the BS Exegeting Religion & Excreting the BS
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Is Organized Christianity an Oxymoron?

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Transcript of a trialogue from a recent Christ Outside of Christianity meeting. Tristan: What you seem to be saying, I don’t know if I’m interpreting it correctly, is that we all have this ability, then, to find or be this God within, the same way that Christ did, that this is a blueprint that we can all follow. That the problem with the church is that it says “No, there is only one God and you are not it.” We are not it and without that, we don’t have any salvation for ourselves.
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Jobcast 120: Plumbing with Fire

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Deep-diving with Kurt Hardesty on the 6,000 year technology of Eastern Orthodox liturgy, visiting Mt Athos, astrological ages, apostolic succession, initiatic baptism, breathing water, learning to fly, belief, aging structures, killing cockroaches, taboo violation and trauma, the flow state, Christ-as-individuality, Steiner & the evolution of consciousness, gnosis & faith, dissolving structures, Lucifer apologetics, Carlos Castaneda and the sorcerers’ arc, the necessity of temptation,...
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Wayfarers of the Lord

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
Some thoughts sparked at the last Christ outside of Christianity meeting. I have never, ever been able to understand the Eucharist. “This is my body: eat it. This is my blood: drink it.” I’ve had pretty dark periods in my life, but I never went that deep or dark. I know it’s symbolic, but surely symbols should have resonance and not create a visceral disgust reaction? OK, Jesus Christ is supposed to be the skandalon, a stumbling block; but that’s the cross, not communion.
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Jobcast # 119: The Hallmark of Divinity

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By Jasun Horsley
| Children of Job: Where Faith & Hubris Meet
3-hr deep-dive into Anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner & Manly P.
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