Josh Plovanic's Writings and Thoughts

       In the beginning, humanity was imprisoned—not by chains, but by ideas. These ideas had taken root in the minds and hearts of people, twisting their perception of reality and binding them to illusions of fear, hatred, and ignorance. The world had grown dark, and though it was teeming with knowledge, people had become slaves to their own limited thinking. They were caught in endless cycles of conflict, driven by falsehoods and misguided beliefs that obscured the truth of existence. Amidst this darkness, God looked upon His creation with a heart full of compassion. He saw the bondage of the human mind, the way ideas had parasitically latched onto every thought, controlling and distorting the reality of those He loved so deeply. And so, He decided to act. He opened the storehouse of His infinite mind, where countless words swirled and danced, each one carrying within it an entire universe of meaning. These words were not just symbols or sounds; they were living, breathing entities,

Baptism by the Void is the ultimate journey of transformation, one that immerses the soul into the most profound experience of both deprivation and exaltation. This baptism is not just a passage through non-existence but a voyage into the deepest blackness, darkness, sorrow, and deprivation—the complete negation of all things, even the potential for existence itself. In this ultimate nothingness, the soul is stripped to its Singularity of Self, reduced to the very core of personhood. All aspects of identity, experience, emotion, and thought are removed, leaving only the irreducible essence—a singular point of pure being. This singularity is balanced on the edge of annihilation, existing in the absence of all things, the very antithesis of God’s Infinite Existence. Yet, this is not the end. From this void of nothingness, the soul is not destroyed but is instead risen up, lifted into the brightest, most glorious, and euphoric heights of God’s Kingdom. The journey is one from total negati