Masks of God Among Human Souls

In many religions and sects, there are records of God appearing before a person, giving advice, commands, and prohibitions.

For years, I have worked with a group of clairvoyant individuals who pray to God in all their personal matters. Over 2,700 such prayers and related texts have been collected on my website. In addition to prayer and regression therapy, we have some access to karmic memory connected with earlier incarnations of our souls.

Several members of the group have already encountered souls disguised as God. This technique is used by incarnations more skilled in manipulating others—not only people, but also their souls. One could mention, for example, the soul of Avalokiteśvara, the Buddha, and others.

This manipulation may appear in the following ways:

• A “god” (written with a lowercase “g”) appears before the observer. The figure may sit behind a desk and handle the observer’s affairs.
• It may teach, instruct, or give advice.
• Some “gods” are carried on a litter and presented before the observer.

Sometimes the figure of a god is replaced by, for example, a Messiah from another galaxy. It may also be a version of the Virgin Mary, Jesus, or others. In Buddhist regions, devotees may be visited by local deities or even the Buddha.

Some figures appear wearing a “mask of God,” for example mounted on a stick like a Venetian carnival mask.
Full-body “masks of God” are also possible.

How do we know this? Through mutual observation of others’ entanglements and through thematic prayer when similar accounts arise.

Belief that a god/Jesus/the Virgin Mary personally teaches may lead to confusion. It is worth praying through such visions—surrendering to God the intention to promote them and the craving for them. One should also have discernment regarding manipulations known as channeling, where SOMEONE—with a NAME, or even a “channeled god”—teaches or instructs a person, often boosting their self-esteem.

Comment (translated):

In the “masks” of “g-ods,” one may encounter figures of all genders. Women, men, transvestites, and beings of undefined gender identity may disguise themselves as “g-od.”

Besides the mask itself, such figures carry their own attributes and features. Stories often mention thrones or various artifacts. A “g-od” may be carried on a litter.

In the article “Golden Eyes of Living Gods” Link , I discussed a commonly occurring pattern concerning eyeballs.

Deities seen in the astral may carry objects such as a trident, hammer, lightning bolt, or spear, and use them to intimidate, block, or harm.

A “g-od,” if capable, may bathe in sunlight and, covered in gold, present itself as a “Son of the Sun.” Many wear golden robes.

Mr. Popko himself says he promotes knowledge given to him by various gods, including Vishnu. I once saw Vishnu in a hospital. As a “g-od,” he adjusted patients’ pillows. Those resistant to his teachings were struck with his spear in their painful areas. Clairvoyant Reiki practitioners also speak of Vishnu’s presence and “support.”

Radha sometimes takes on the “mask of g-od” and throws parties with Krishna. Similar themes appear in the film Ted, where a teddy bear engages in drug use with others. During one chaotic party, Ted persuaded someone intoxicated to play a knife game, resulting in injury. He later commented: “Why did you believe a drugged teddy bear?”

A “g-od” from the lands of Israel (possibly Yahweh), to whom offerings of animal intestines and bones were made, is described as wearing red high-heeled shoes.

Many such deities are described as homosexual or transvestite. If you, reader, see a figure of a “g-od” but not God, it is suggested to observe the figure from behind as well.

Opublikowano: 23/04/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: God

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