At this point, yes. For the past 60-100~ years there has been such an effort to bastardize the aesthetic of the world around us, though the communists really sent it into full tailspin in the US during the cold war when they monopolized and gatekept art through liberal education. It's almost like an unconscious humiliation ritual at this point.
If I don't stop here it'll get pretty arcane. But at a higher level, you institute the will of something really bent on fucking us up when money is being laundered using the very tapestry of the spirit or collective genius of a culture. Money as a concept (not as an exchange of goods for services) has a mind of its own and these little evocations, along with say abortion as a money laundering scheme (children being offered to money as a concept) paints a pretty ugly picture when you consider everywhere else you see it.
To reiterate, everywhere there is money laundering and the spontaneous generation of money there seems to be an intrinsic imperative to bring into manifestation the ugliest possible iteration of humanity, and it seems to have a mind and will of its own, which I believe is worthy of being called "Molech" or "Mammon". Nothing without its own awareness could ever be so pinpoint in desecrating the world around us. Lord said you cannot serve money and God at the same time, and I believe that this is entirely the truth.
It all goes back to the tabernacle and the spirit of everything we collectively value. What is our collective consciousness on speaking terms with? Not something we ought to be speaking to at all.
Take it as an abstraction, take as you will. I literally see a demoniac presence within the modern arts, and all of these galleries are shrines to it. Does it truly surprise anyone that someone like this would manifest as a popular fixture within this scene? I can't say I am. I've seen some horrors.
As for the whole body of the arts commercial to the illustrative, too broad - but under the same woke spell that seemingly emanates from "Mammon".
At this point, yes. For the past 60-100~ years there has been such an effort to bastardize the aesthetic of the world around us, though the communists really sent it into full tailspin in the US during the cold war when they monopolized and gatekept art through liberal education. It's almost like an unconscious humiliation ritual at this point.
If I don't stop here it'll get pretty arcane. But at a higher level, you institute the will of something really bent on fucking us up when money is being laundered using the very tapestry of the spirit or collective genius of a culture. Money as a concept (not as an exchange of goods for services) has a mind of its own and these little evocations, along with say abortion as a money laundering scheme (children being offered to money as a concept) paints a pretty ugly picture when you consider everywhere else you see it.
To reiterate, everywhere there is money laundering and the spontaneous generation of money there seems to be an intrinsic imperative to bring into manifestation the ugliest possible iteration of humanity, and it seems to have a mind and will of its own, which I believe is worthy of being called "Molech" or "Mammon". Nothing without its own awareness could ever be so pinpoint in desecrating the world around us. Lord said you cannot serve money and God at the same time, and I believe that this is entirely the truth.
It all goes back to the tabernacle and the spirit of everything we collectively value. What is our collective consciousness on speaking terms with? Not something we ought to be speaking to at all. Take it as an abstraction, take as you will. I literally see a demoniac presence within the modern arts, and all of these galleries are shrines to it. Does it truly surprise anyone that someone like this would manifest as a popular fixture within this scene? I can't say I am. I've seen some horrors.
As for the whole body of the arts commercial to the illustrative, too broad - but under the same woke spell that seemingly emanates from "Mammon".
With regards to money as a demon or noumenon, the biblical word you are looking for is Mammon.
This is true and thank you, I have been too lenient in my wording - but the message is there and frankly, we're swimming in filth because of it.
The Dadaism movement of the 1920s was the earliest sign of the influence of postmodernism that I've heard of in the arts.
"Art" specifically made to be unappealing, in order to satirize or spite the efforts of the Greats that came before.
A lot of what we see today is just a continuation of that.