The major differences of the Free Spirit Theory to other such concepts

Nowhere in my texts will I ask you to “be good”.

The closest thing to it is the reminder to respect other people and their life process, but even that request comes with the acknowledgement that you still have to do what you have to do if you can’t freaking stop yourself.

There is no real purpose to life

I believe there is no real purpose to life. It just is because it can be. Further, I believe life is eternal, without end, so therefore, I don’t believe what we choose to do in this lifetime carries that much importance, even if you were completely wasting your time… After all, what is a thousand years when you have so much time to squander you cannot even conceive it in the smallest of ways! When you have an eternity to spend, the only real danger in life is boredom. Our most sensible goal, thus, is to find a way to live that will keep us from being bored to death! (That’s why they pay entertainers the big bucks! They are actually our most important asset to realizing the purpose of life! 42, people, 42!)

The Free Spirit Theory is completely accepting of all forms of sexuality.

Whether you like it or not, sex is not bad for you.

The FST attempts to free the individual instead of control the individual

The ideal of the Free Spirit Theory is to help people live a free, enthralling, full span of lives, and to encourage huge emotions rather than guiding people into quiet contemplation or moral acts in service of the society or humanity. I believe all gifts to other people must come from true love toward the person, not out of moral requirement to feel love as if it was a skill, deed, or a choice.

There is no concept of sin, good, or evil, nor a reward – punishment system in place

The FST theory rejects all moral principles although it recognises the ideas of virtue, purity, and benevolence. I believe each deed must come from authentic emotion and all good deeds that come from the emotion of duty (or “have to / must” of any kind will result in a negative outcome rather the intended positive. Good intentions pave the way to Hell says an old proverb.

Ironically, I do not believe virtue can be taught

The FST should not be taken as a philosophy to be taught or transferred onto people who are not interested in spiritual philosophies. It is futile to attempt to teach a person good behaviour if their soul cannot understand why they should do as they are adviced to. The attempt to teach an inherently evil (yeah, I know conflict) soul to “do good” will only result in the suppression of the evil intents which will result in more evil in the future. Also, suppressed emotions will have a much more negative effect on other people than openly expressed negative emotions of all kinds.

The FST supports the idea of the possibility of physical immortality

I believe physical immortality is possible through the discovery of absolute authentic blissful happiness and freedom of living life to the fullest with no limitations. I believe evolution will reach physical immortality in the sense that although able to die, a physical organism will no longer age and deteriorate to the point of death. (Cell renewal will become a perfect process.)

The FST supports the idea of eternal physical life

Not necessarily in the form of a continuous immortal physical body, but as a series of potentially very long life spans across the Universe. I believe we are simply getting started rather than finishing up…

The FST believes once we were gas

I believe in the beginning we were “spirit”, as in… Gas, and that we could manipulate this gas to an extent. I believe that physicality evolves as our need to experience different aspects of being “I” evolves and changes and that although there is no definite plan, there is a clear goal of finding the perfect organism for each individual to live in… Or the perfect phone box to be. Although I don’t necessarily believe everything has a soul, I believe anything can host a soul.

Brain is a receiver/transmitter not the originator of anything

I believe the brain interprets the spirit, it’s thoughts and everything that is non-physical about “I”. Similarly, I believe the body is the exact image of “a soul”. When you look yourself in the mirror, what you see is your soul in physical form. Your imagination made physical.

There is no concept of spiritual heaven or “return to the spirit”

I believe we are all “meant to be” physical. Forever. When I say “meant to be” I do not mean it in the way as someone would tell you to be physical, but more like… Lego bricks are made to be played with, but you can use them for creating architectural models for work too, should you so choose.

The FST is a result of logical reasoning, not channeling of a spirit

Although I have been having a conversation with spirits all through this process, I have logically pieced together concepts so that each part works with another part and avoiding lazy explanations such as “God didn’t mean it to be” or “God created us” or “Night and day changes because God is blinking.” Many times the spirits have guided me to a spiritual concept that I have then disproved or confirmed, or altered when I found them faulty. I have purposefully kept my feet on the ground because trying to explain the physical events with the Pink Elephants of the Fifth realm as many New Agers seem to attempt to do seem to me like trying to explain human behavior by the movement of the stars… Oh wait! They do that! (To be fair, I am intrigued by astrology, there is something about it that works, but I haven’t had the time to really sink my teeth into that one yet. My best guess, so far, is though, that people who like the idea of astrology will be born at the time that is said to most reflect the already known characteristics of their personality, rather than them acquiring a personality because of the position of the stars, if you know what I mean.)

The role of Coke Zero in creation of the Free Spirit Theory

I would like to thank the Coca-Cola company for fuelling my countless of hours of writing and being the potential cause of my hallucinations. (It is to be advisable for any reader of my theory or my follower to understand that I do have a sense of humor and although I am hoping it is clear when I’m joking, it may not always be 100% clear to everybody. This is to say, that in the case these texts will be treated as the new Bible in the future, don’t allow insanity to flourish because I said Coke Zero made me a genius. Obviously, it did not. Not any more than virgins give birth or that we should endlessly breed new children to follow Jesus to heaven, I mean, COME ON!)

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