Kohan Killetz

I was thinking of doing a weekly segment on my YouTube channel fairly consistently just consisting of me reading my historical fiction "Seven Times and Seven Times I Bow" in a dramatic way, kind of like a Kohan Killetz story time. I think creating this kind of content consistently every week might help with the algorithm and I'm hoping that it will help people who don't have access to physical copies of the book or the time and patience to sit down and read a book to be able to enjoy this project that I put so much care and time into. This isn't necessarily going to limit my ability to make other content. I think this is going to inspire more content and more interesting content. this book confronts, serious issues like oppression, submission, power, and inequality, while also showing ancient civilization from the inside rather than from an outside perspective.

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Kohan Killetz

I think I see myself as less of a Sheikh and more of a Sheikha because I like to Sheikha my boody

1 day ago | [YT] | 9

Kohan Killetz

an argument for polytheism from the validity of divine experiences:

It is clear that throughout human history, people have had direct experiences of the divine both individually and in groups. Assuming these people are not lying or hallucinating or deluded, and in fact, we should not assume these about every single person who has had a religious experience, given the lucidity and consciousness of the various people who have claimed to have these experiences, I propose an argument for respecting the validity of all religious perspectives based on divine experience, or the lack of:


As I see it, there are three categories of possible worldview about theology concerning the existence of God or gods...

1. Gods don't exist, therefore you would not validly experience a God. (atheism.)

2. A single god exists (or a limited number), and any experience that confirms this God can be potentially valid, And any experience that shows a different God existing would be inherently invalid. (Monotheism, or near Monotheism)

3. A multiplicity of Gods could exist, therefore any experience of the divine could be potentially valid. (Polytheism)

And there are three possible personal experiences of the divine:

A: Null Experience, irrespective of belief this individual has never experienced the divine, or at least does not believe they did.

B: Monist Experience: the experience of only one God.

C: Poly Experience: the experience of multiple gods simultaneously.

Let us evaluate What experiences are invalid in each metaphysical world view:

In the first worldview, all Divine experiences are invalid, meaning only those with experience A can be said to be valid.

In the second worldview, only those with a monist experience or no experience can be seen as valid. (note that this is complicated by the fact that people who are monotheist often deny experiences of others based on different definitions of what they consider a manifestation of the divine, which is a strong limiting factor)

In the third world view, all experiences are seen as equally valid.

If we are to give credence to human experiences of the divine and I believe we should, I will argue that as a polytheist worldview accommodates all possible divine experiences without unjustly condemning some, it is the most consistent with the observed reality of human beings.

1 day ago | [YT] | 6

Kohan Killetz

It has been firmly established now even from Israeli sources due to affidavits from Shin Bet:

That the Israeli regime was aware of the preparations for October 7.
The government chose not to act directly to the attack
That the high casualty rate among Israelis was due to Hannibal directive where the murder of Israel, citizens by their own government to be preferable to them being kept as hostages

My opinion (And that of Many Israelis): Netanyahu and his party intentionally provoked the attack and let it come through and increased the casualty rate with the intention of starting a war that would then escalate to conflict with Iran, protecting his political position from his convictions for corruption and other forms of malfeasance which he was sentenced for.

This is my interpretation of October 7 from the Israeli perspective.

2 days ago | [YT] | 46

Kohan Killetz

Rest in Peace, Greatest Son of Africa

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happy May day! Long live the international workers struggle

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Kohan Killetz

this video has a ridiculously high clickthrough rate, but so few views, which means only one thing. Youtube is deliberately preventing you from seeing this video. obviously the subject matter is controversial given the actions of the American emperor.

I trust you guys will watch this video if you see it and if you want to break through the bubble of YouTube. Please share this with anyone you can irrespective of whether they have any interest or not.

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why do our closest relatives? Embarrass the religious so much? Why do apes and monkeys figure so much into world, mythology, and religion? Watch this video to find out! 😉

#Monkey
#Religion
#Mythology

1 week ago | [YT] | 10

Kohan Killetz

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