How To Celebrate Easter
A personal story about my spiritual journey on this holy day
Comrades: He is risen.
Recent posts have been heavy and the Substack/Twitter chaos continues, so on Easter I’d like to give y’all a white pill. I shared the story below during Christmas and am reposting it, accompanied by new videos, art, and memes. Whether you celebrate Easter or not, I wish you and your families all the best on this holy day.
In March 2020, we left Karenland FUPAZ for several months to escape the COVID lockdowns. On Easter Sunday, I went for a hike. The trails were closed off with police tape, but I ignored it. Then a Karen started screaming at me to mask up and go home. For the first time, I felt demonic possession and mass formation psychosis. Hell is empty and all the devils are here; once you see them you can’t unsee them.
While resting at a babbling brook, I got goosebumps taking in its beauty in contrast to the ugliness I had just witnessed. Something supernatural spoke to me. The hair stood on the back of my neck. I felt compelled to learn more about Easter and Jesus Christ.
Then I found Billy Graham. He changed my life. I am awestruck by how his sermons are more relevant today than ever before. Through his crusades around the world, he preached the gospel to more humans in person than anyone in the history of Christianity. His estimated lifetime audience including TV/radio exceeds 2 billion. When he passed away in 2018, he was the first religious leader and fourth private citizen to Lie in Honor in the Capitol. His voice and preaching style are unmatched. Instead of going to a demoralized church, I watch his videos every Sunday instead.
Here are more of my favorite Billy Graham sermons, including a How To:
I did not grow up in a religious family and rarely went to church. However, I hope to raise Baby Yulia in a holy way. Her arrival into the world was by far the most spiritual event I have ever experienced. I lost many earthly things last year, but gained a heavenly peace. It has given me joy and resilience that I never knew. Memes help too.
The decline of Western civilization has followed the decline of Christianity. Several generations grew up in broken homes and schools with no moral foundation. Nature abhors a vacuum, so the secular cult of Current Thingism has filled the void. The masses now worship DEI, BLM, ESG, LGBTQ+, drugs, sportsball, Islam, video games, porn, and COVID fear porn through CCP TikTok sermons. Our society is so demoralized that the same stadiums Billy Graham filled will host a national drag queen story hour tour in 2023 (WARNING: eye and soul bleach required). Idolatry, blasphemy, degeneracy, and desecration are everywhere.
Once again, Yuri was right:
The most difficult and at the same time the simplest answer to the subversion, is to start it at the process of demoralization and even before. It’s to bring the society back to religion. Something that you cannot touch, or eat, or put on yourself. Something that rules society and preserves it. Have you ever met a person who would sacrifice his life, freedom for 2+2=4?. I never met someone who did. But millions sacrifice their life, freedom, comfort for things like God. Something which is not material moves society and helps it to survive. The moment we turn to this [2 + 2 = 4] and make it a guiding principle of our life and existence, we die. Even though this [math] is true and this [religion] you cannot prove.”
Christmas and Easter are about the birth and death of Jesus Christ. God sent his only son to die on the cross for our sins. It is the greatest sacrifice ever made and the greatest story ever told. I cannot comprehend that level of agape love. Both holidays have strayed away from religious meaning towards commercialization and demoralization. Christmas is saturated with Black Friday consoomerism, Santa, reindeer, elves, and Frosty the snowman; Easter is centered around bunnies, eggs, and chocolate.
In times of darkness, we must let the light within us shine brighter than ever. I pray for those who are more upset by the existence of this Substack than the darkness it shines a light upon.
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Can memes save us? Never forget Tranuary 6 and Troonteenth:
What a glorious Easter post
Thank you Yuri.
The Lord is Risen!
Thank you Yuri for this post. Ever since the plannedemic I have not attended my Christian church. I havent fallen away or anything like that, I just dont feel a connection anymore. I still feel connected to Christ but in a more personal way. I believe with all my heart we are living in the end times as written in the Bible. Now is the time to start reading your Bible. If this is new for you may I suggest starting with the Gospel of John. It is in my view the most personal Gospel. Happy Easter everyone Ill leave you with this, " You can never learn that Christ is all you need, until Christ is all you have". Blessings ; )