Matthew Moulton (@Onideus)

We're off to see the JESUS! That's what I'm writing today in "The Never"... https://onideus.online/The-Never/ Let's see, what door keys have we uncovered in the story so far... Creation Key - Belief in creation. - This is the prize for reading it all, creationary techniques and how to develop your own. Hypocrites Key - Belief in enemy. - We learned how evil operates in the first half. Phoenix Key - Belief in Jesus - This is what we're journeying towards now. Autonomy Key - Belief in The Self. - We learned how to recognize ourselves in creation in the first half. I think next we get The Unknown Key from Jesus who teaches us about "The Father" and then we set off exploring into the Extraverse looking for how to create past creation. So the imagination doorway requires "The Unknown Key", the "Phoenix Key" and the "Autonomy Key" to open and then inside you can develop and discover your own "Creation Key", but only if you can avoid enemies using the "Hypocrites Key". If the imaginative enemies become too impossible, we may need to use our Creation Key to summon higher meaning to enlighten our enemies into creationary being! By which I mean Krysti will play a larger role later in the narrative where she takes on various "impossible enemies" from "probable futures" where she will creatively stab realizations into their lies as a means of infecting them with reality. The idea is to teach the reader how to use the power of creation against corruption and not just as a means of mental escape from evil. Here's a sample excerpt... So let's go find Jesus! I think we can now. Our metaphysical mountain meandering through the hellverse brought us to infinite imaginative waters of clear reflection. If we use the phoenix key in this sort of mindset we might be able to realize the truth of truth. It's easy to know the truth, I mean I've been yammering on about Jesus all this time so you probably have a good idea already of who and what He is in creation. So let's venture into the HOW and WHY of Jesus and explore something greater than ourselves! Where do we find Him though? Let's see... I think Jesus said that He's always with us. Let's check the human instruction manual! Theology! Beware of theologists, they "consort with the Shakespeare" to put it lewdly. Everybody loves the Shakespeare but, uh... it wears on the perception after so many centuries. Might want to spice it up with some Mel, give it some, MOAR Gibson... and a cow bell! Nobody seduces theology like Christopher Walken. His screen presence is metaphysically magnetic. I'd explain it, but I don't think you have a high enough IQ to really appreciate the insane clown presence at this time. Don't perceive me like that! You knew EXACTLY what I was thinking about because you listen to ICP just like all the rest of us! Stop pretending! It's sad! You are not better for thinking less of people who understand more than you do. Maybe you should ask yourself, "Where's God?". *cow bells biblical reference into ringing belief* And now a related song...