Greetings everyone, the new PDF is being created. In the meantime, here is a very important article that the whole community of Zevist must read, from the upcoming book.

Thanks to everyone who keeps strong as we all together expand and manifest the Will of the Gods. Hope you really enjoy this article.
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Zevism: You Shall Not Fear God

When we seek to divide the Spiritual systems between real and false, we must understand that basic division: Are the systems fear based?

Fear is a natural human emotion that is borne out of real danger, or ignorance, or because one is afraid of paying a specific penalty for a violation.

We can observe this tendency in the systems of the enemy based only on spiritual ignorance, which were as the books themselves admit to “strike fear into the heart of men” or “make humans moral” through a basis of fear, such as fears of eternal damnation or that one will have to face an ultimate punishment for doing certain deeds.

The argument here is that humans will act more moral when fear is striken into them, which some people might argue is a good thing to do. Yet, that is not necessary for us here who have detached from these systems of spiritual oblivion and corruption. Fear on our side is not the "quintessence" of our faith.

Zevism, stemming from the conception of Wisdom and the Wisdom of the Gods, is not built or based on fear. On the contrary, Zevism invites the human being to both examine “God”, but also examine the Universe itself, or the Gods themselves.

In our side we do not obey because of fear, but rather, because of consciousness, because our freedom to understand is respected, because we are allowed to grow; natural respect stemming from being a human being with dignity is what holds everything together, not servile fear. The use of incessant fear, or fear where it is not even necessary, is how the enemy operates.

With the above stated, do Zevists not “fear” the Gods?

We fear only when there are true causes, real violations, or true crimes; we do not “fear” out of a given “default”. Our Gods are not punishers that cannot teach. They are teachers that can reprimand heavily, but only as Justice dictates.

We respect them, we have a conscience, we learn, we accept trial and error. By remaining as Just as we can remain, we have less and less of a “fear” towards the Gods, and more and more this fear is replaced by love of like attracting like.

Further, our side is based on Justice, and Justice is not based on feelings of idle fear, but paying the necessary consequences of certain actions and what these entail. When a human being awakens their own consciousness, the internal compass of justice, piety and understanding naturally will set in, setting a human being straight without necessarily filling someone with feelings of brutal fear. One will understand by heart and by logic.

However, the activation of these faculties, also removes fear itself, making one a “rebel” where it comes to systems of mass control where fear and lack of knowledge is the key to cohesion.

It goes beyond saying, the three main systems of the enemy, Islam, Judaism and Christianity, are built on the idea of divine punishment, showing the servile souls of their creators [but also their alien origins], which are inconsistent as values with progress of soul, spirituality or intellect for the human species, but are just based on animal states of consciousness such as fear. These programs, we have the foolishness to also call “Religions”.

In regards to the heroic rise towards religious terrorism and fear, the Roman Philosopher Lucritius, writes about the Ancient Greeks. Although we can clearly understand the Greek is used here as a symbol, such as the “Greek Spirit” or the “Greek Approach”:

[I translate from the Greek/Latin text; Lucritius “About the Nature of Things”]

“On the ground were they crawling, in front of all people’s eyes, people whose life had zero value, collapsed under the weight of religion that portrayed her terrifying heavenly gaze and made mortals feel threatened. At this point, it was a Greek that first stood up and managed to lift his mortal eyes against this practice, to resist this practice [of religious terrorism]. Him, this Greek, was not stopped by the booming thunders or the murmuring threats issued [falsely] on the name of the Gods.

On the contrary, this person was empowered by these threats in their soul, and the first need to banish these tyrannical chains arose in him; so that man could finally unlock the secrets of nature [the universe]. And the living impetus of intellect rose triumphant and rose above the fiery fences of the heavens, walked inside the infinity of the universe, with consciousness and spirit. And this man came back victorious, and he came back to us victorious to tell us what is possible and what is not, but also what the laws of the universe are created by ineffable laws, but also what is the power behind in any thing. And in this manner, this victory, elevated us into the heavens.”

Without going much into the above awe inspiring text, we must understand this clearly; the man above could be a scientist, or a spiritualist, or an allegory like Father Zeus Himself; or Prometheus. As an archetypal form, the form of fear and “eternal punishment” slavery is inconsistent with our philosophy.

In Zevism we come to know the universe, not “fear” it. The same goes for our Gods. We are not here to fear without a cause; we are here to advance and open up our intellect.

-HP Zevios Metathronos 666