The Nephilim are clowns theory

EsotericWizard

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This is kinda old news, but what are your thoughts on the Nephilim looks like clowns theory? Clowns are always relevant for some reason and the idea that all the pagan gods/demons around the world were Nephilim, and that's why they have so much in common, they are different iterations of the same entities. It makes so much sense when you start getting into it, the dmt jesters, the clown-like demons/giants in every culture, etc
I'm not saying I believe in this, but it's interesting.
 
People who take psychedelics claim they see "jesters" before a bad trip. Makes me wonder if we were conditioned to see jesters as evil or if we naturally know they represent something that humans are inherently afraid of.
I'd think it would have to do with jesters taking up the symbolic space of mischievousness. A jester is fundamentally unpredictable, as his motives are to weaken one's ego.

I suppose during a psychedelic experience, where one is deeply introspective and engaged with their psyche, symbolically formalizing this as a hallucination into a symbolic figure that represents attacks on said ego may make sense.


It would be interesting to know what a Chinese hermit sees on DMT or LSD. Maybe he sees an angry dragon, perhaps a mocking rice grain. I don't know, I'm not Chinese and haven't the slightest clue. But I would reason you would find a similar context-dependent figure that occupies this space of symbolic threat to the sanctity and legitimacy of one's self-image and self-concept.
 
It would be interesting to know what a Chinese hermit sees on DMT or LSD. Maybe he sees an angry dragon, perhaps a mocking rice grain. I don't know, I'm not Chinese and haven't the slightest clue. But I would reason you would find a similar context-dependent figure that occupies this space of symbolic threat to the sanctity and legitimacy of one's self-image and self-concept.
After doing some research I discovered DMT users who report seeing a "blue angel" or alien like creatures. Some users describe jester-esque beings without knowing the term beforehand. Another possible explanation is that the brain recognises the geometry and patterns in the DMT realm as circus/clown/harlequin/jester-like, and it fills in the gaps to create the image of a stereotypical jester.
 
The whole point of a clown is it mocks creation itself. Either that means there’s something in our neurology that defaults to this figure, or there’s something out there that’s always worn this mask when it deals with us.
 
They use black and white masonic patterns.
Every single form of media released today has some kind of reference to a clown in it. It is genuinely scary once you look for it and are conscious of it. A character will call another character a clown, there will be some kind of carnival scene, there will be a jester hat skin in a video game. Harley quinn and the Joker. Hazbin hotel. Amazing digital circus coming out of nowhere and becoming incredibly popular overnight, egirls on Tiktok all wearing clown makeup. Even completely serious tv shows will have some clown related bs in them. They are EVERYWHERE and have their silly oversized clownfoot toes in everything. and I know >take your meds, but if you pay attention you will see the pattern too. It's like they thrive on the internet and in technology.
 
They use black and white masonic patterns.
Every single form of media released today has some kind of reference to a clown in it. It is genuinely scary once you look for it and are conscious of it. A character will call another character a clown, there will be some kind of carnival scene, there will be a jester hat skin in a video game. Harley quinn and the Joker. Hazbin hotel. Amazing digital circus coming out of nowhere and becoming incredibly popular overnight, egirls on Tiktok all wearing clown makeup. Even completely serious tv shows will have some clown related bs in them. They are EVERYWHERE and have their silly oversized clownfoot toes in everything. and I know >take your meds, but if you pay attention you will see the pattern too. It's like they thrive on the internet and in technology.
we even have a clown on this forum who goes by @Weebhunter3000
 
Does anyone else remember the whole “killer clown” craze back in 2016? It felt like every week there were new sightings popping up online and on the news, then it all just vanished without explanation.
 
Does anyone else remember the whole “killer clown” craze back in 2016? It felt like every week there were new sightings popping up online and on the news, then it all just vanished without explanation.
Creepy clown sightings actually started in the 80's after John Wayne Gacy, a part-time clown, killed 33 people.
 
Creepy clown sightings actually started in the 80's after John Wayne Gacy, a part-time clown, killed 33 people.
Even if it's me projecting and seeing shit where there isn't, I think it could say something about how men in white and red makeup aren't that appealing and funny for the population
 
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