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Addictions Quote by Laurence Galian

“The world of the Demiurge is the world as it seems to people obsessed with material possessions, attracted by the desire to control the realm of the Goddess Sophia, people who prefer the artificial to the authentic, people in the clutches of delusional poisonous drugs, people with addictions to…” quote by Laurence Galian
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““The world of the Demiurge is the world as it seems to people obsessed with material possessions, attracted by the desire to control the realm of the Goddess Sophia, people who prefer the artificial to the authentic, people in the clutches of delusional poisonous drugs, people with addictions to other people and alcohol, as well as food, spending, pornography, gambling, angry people who are fixated with politics and financial issues; people who are full of illusory worries about possible future events rather than living in the authentic present now, people who see the world through the eyes of the media and people who are completely isolated from themselves emotionally. These people never 'see' and never 'hear' the real world around and within them. They live in the false duplicate reality of the Earth manufactured by Yaldbaoth.””

Laurence Galian

About This Quote

Source Book: The Demiurge and Sophia, unknown author, 2020

The quote warns that material obsession and addictive behaviors block authentic perception, trapping people in a manufactured illusion.

In simple terms: Addiction and materialism blind true awareness.

Key Takeaway

Seek authentic presence over illusion.

Themes

materialism addiction illusion spirituality media influence

Mood

reflective concerned

Type

philosophical motivational

When to use this quote

  • personal growth
  • mindfulness practice
  • media literacy
  • addiction recovery
  • spiritual awakening

Key Concepts

Goddess Sophia Demiurge Yaldabaoth false reality

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you recognize when material pursuits dominate your life?
  • What steps help you reconnect with authentic experience?
A Different Perspective

The message may overgeneralize and ignore socioeconomic factors influencing behavior.

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