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Pronounced D- Twizzle. TS Main Account - @ DTwizzle TS Personal Account -@ derricktorres Twitter - @ dtwizzle17 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/derrick.torres1
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Channel DTwizzle (Derrick Torres) (@dtwizzle) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 11 512 subscribers, ranking 4 502 in the Politics category and 3 149 in the USA region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 11 512 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 28 June, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -213 over the last 30 days and by -5 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 20.63%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 9.02% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 2 378 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 1 039 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 60.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as mike, brennan, chief, christmas, indictment.
📝 Description and content policy
The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“Pronounced D- Twizzle.
TS Main Account - @ DTwizzle
TS Personal Account -@ derricktorres
Twitter - @ dtwizzle17
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/derrick.torres1”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 29 June, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Politics category.
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People are going to have to challenge their beliefs in many areas going forward. The ones who are ready to hear the truth about religion will seek it out with open minds
| 2 | Sometimes I sit and think about how Jesus was trying to explain concepts like quantum mechanics and psychology to regular people 2,000 years ago… before any of that science even existed.
No labs. No textbooks. No brain scans or double-slit experiments. Just everyday folks in an agrarian world under Roman rule. So how does He teach deep truths about consciousness, the nature of reality, the power of the mind/heart, interconnectedness, and inner potential? Through parables — stories using seeds, soil, mustard seeds, lamps, and hidden treasure.
He wasn’t being vague. He was being brilliant. The Kingdom of God “is within you” (Luke 17:21). The Parable of the Sower showing how the same truth lands differently based on the condition of the heart/mind. Faith as small as a mustard seed producing massive results. “As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” These weren’t just moral lessons — they were attempts to describe how inner states shape experienced reality, how attention and belief collapse potential into actual outcomes, and how everything is more interconnected than surface appearances suggest.
Jesus was way ahead of His time. He was pointing to the inner kingdom, transformation of consciousness, forgiveness as mental freedom, and present-moment awareness centuries before psychology named these things and quantum physics started revealing the probabilistic, observer-influenced, non-local nature of reality.
The problem? A lot of modern Christianity took (and still takes) a lot of it super literally and out of context. Turning rich, metaphorical teachings about the inner life into rigid external rules, timelines, and systems… missing the living seed He was actually planting in the heart.
He knew most people wouldn’t “have ears to hear” the deeper layer right away. That’s why the parables. They work on multiple levels — surface story for the crowds, deeper truth for those ready to go inward.
Mind-blowing when you really sit with it. He was teaching advanced spiritual psychology and hints of how reality actually works… using the only tools available at the time. | 818 |
| 3 | And think…what’s more likely to result in evil/separation from God?
An endless stream of uncontrolled thoughts that most people never break through or an intentional observation and subsequent quieting of the mind to be able to hear God, focus on compassion, or simply observe how your own mind is working to be able to tweak it toward Jesus’ teachings? | 744 |
| 4 | Ever wonder how Jesus was dropping truths that sound like they came straight out of a quantum physics or psychology textbook… 2,000 years before either existed?
Think about it: No microscopes, no brain scans, no double-slit experiments in 1st-century Judea. Just parables using seeds, soil, lamps, and mustard seeds to explain deep realities.
• The Kingdom of God “is within you” (Luke 17:21)? Sounds a lot like the inner world of consciousness and awareness that modern psych explores—where your mindset and beliefs shape your experienced reality.
• Parable of the Sower: Ideas (or “seeds”) land in different mental “soils”—some thrive, some don’t. That’s basically how our subconscious receptivity and cognitive states work today.
• “As you think in your heart, so are you” and faith as small as a mustard seed moving mountains? Echoes the power of belief, placebo, neuroplasticity, and even how observation/measurement in quantum mechanics interacts with potential realities.
Jesus was teaching inner transformation, forgiveness for mental freedom, present-moment focus (“sufficient unto the day”), and seeing beyond surface appearances—in a world of limited science. His parables weren’t just moral stories; they were tools to rewire perception and unlock human potential when empirical proof didn’t exist yet.
Science is catching up to what he intuited: Reality isn’t as solid or separate as it seems. The “kingdom” (higher awareness, interconnected love, inner power) has always been closer than we think.
What do you think—genius teacher way ahead of his time, or something more? Drop your thoughts below. 👇 #FaithAndScience #JesusTeachings #Mindset #QuantumThoughts | 8 |
| 5 | “Woe unto you, scribes and Pharisees, hypocrites! for ye make clean the outside of the cup and of the platter, but within they are full of extortion and excess. Thou blind Pharisee, cleanse first that which is within the cup and platter, that the outside of them may be clean also.”
Matthew 23:25-26 KJV
Jesus repeatedly said the issue is within us. The eye is the lamp. Take no thought. And He even told the Pharisees this ☝🏻. He is blatantly telling them to change themselves internally which aligns exactly with the literal meaning of metanoia (repent).
So why does the modern church have such a problem with meditation where people are seeking to improve themselves through their minds and to connect with God through listening instead of talking? And if it’s so demonic, why is it that there are Christian sects that have existed since shortly after Jesus that have and still do meditate to this day? | 777 |
| 6 | So… let me be honest. My channel started off great and I definitely had a purpose. Then a shift happened. I had to step back and fix some things in my life, and while doing that, I learned a lot of new things. I found some of the missing puzzle pieces I’d been searching for, for years. Not all of them, but enough to give me a whole new level of understanding.
While I was stepping back, I lost a lot of traction and influence (followers). I felt like my calling to help others was temporarily over. But something told me not to delete the channel—just hold on a little longer. That when the time was right, I’d find my new calling.
And here we are.
I’ve always wanted to talk about this stuff since I started the channel, but I quickly realized that even among people seeking truth on Telegram, most weren’t ready to challenge their religious beliefs. They were willing to look into everything else, but refused to even consider they might have been deceived spiritually. So I sat back, did my research, and kept quiet about it for years—only dropping a breadcrumb here and there.
I’m still going to post updates and stuff related to the Q movement, but I’m not holding back anymore on the other content I’ve been wanting to share for years.
I hope no one leaves the channel because of this. And even if you don’t agree with me yet, I hope you’ll at least look into it with an open mind.
You’ll either realize you’ve been deceived, or you’ll feel even stronger in your current beliefs. Either way, if you’re truly seeking the truth, you should be willing to look into everything. Refusing to examine something that challenges your beliefs isn’t going to help you. It just opens the door for you to be manipulated and deceived even more easily, simply because you won’t even look at the counterarguments. | 869 |
| 7 | I wish you would make a whole channel on the real spirituality topic! When the student is ready.... The teacher appears... And here you are! | 823 |
| 8 |  Here’s something I’m trying to personally manifest,
Imagine seeing me on the news in the Future because my sister is now talking and communicating because I gave her doses of psilocybin.
Now when it becomes reality in the Future, remember I publicly stated it here.
You will all be witnesses to my manifestation whether you personally believe in that or not.
God has put it on my heart that I WILL get her talking again and her story will reach the heart of millions and bring hope and light to others who have relatives in similar situations. | 858 |
| 9 | I want to be real with y’all. I know how hard it is for Christians (or anyone) to question or challenge what they’ve always believed. It shakes the foundation. And honestly, it’s hard for me to even post something like this publicly. I don’t want to cause anyone stress, pain, or division. This comes from the heart—I’m not here to attack or tear anyone down. I have love and respect for a lot of you, and I don’t want to lose that.
Truth is, I’ve had this gut feeling my whole life that something wasn’t right about what we’ve been taught in church. Every Sunday school class, every sermon—things just didn’t add up. There was always this deep intuition that something was off. I begged and prayed for God to take that feeling away if I was wrong. I wanted to believe like everyone else. I felt like a bad person for questioning, but there was this inner voice that wouldn’t let it go. I’ve prayed my whole life for God to show me the truth. Instead of confirming I was wrong, He keeps leading me to more and more evidence that we’ve been deceived. That’s a big part of where I’m coming from.
When you actually sit down and research—going back to ancient texts, history, and the original words—it’s undeniable how much lines up and makes sense in ways we weren’t taught. Most people won’t do that deep dive, and I get why. But if the Bible is right and the world is being massively deceived (like it warns in places like Revelation 12:9), then I feel like I have to speak up. I’m willing to risk my credibility, what people think of me, and even some relationships if it means getting closer to real truth.
This isn’t about being right. It’s about refusing to stay comfortable in something that might be incomplete. I’m still learning and figuring it out myself. I’d rather search with an open heart than stay silent out of fear.
Appreciate anyone willing to have honest, respectful conversations about this. No hate, just truth-seeking.
I love you all.
👊🏽👊🏽🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️❤️ | 859 |
| 10 | I’ve been thinking about how the term “New Age” gets thrown around like the term “conspiracy theorist”—it’s basically a quick way to shut down anyone who questions the mainstream Christian narrative we’re all supposed to accept without thinking. Instead of actually looking at the ideas, people just label them and move on.
But here’s the thing: most of what gets called “New Age” isn’t new at all. Ideas like soul evolution, the kingdom being inside you, controlling your thoughts, energy and spiritual realities, or cycles of ages go way back—way before Jesus’s time. You see it in Plato talking about the soul, in the Gospel of Thomas with Jesus saying the kingdom is within, and in ancient texts like the Hermetica about the divine mind and becoming one with God.
Psychologically, I get why it triggers people. When something challenges a core belief that’s tied to your whole sense of self—your “self-map,” basically—the ego reacts with fear. It feels like a threat, so the defense kicks in: slap the “New Age” label on it, lump a bunch of unrelated stuff together, and suddenly the person is accused of believing all kinds of things they never said. It protects the map without having to examine anything.
Even Jesus spoke in parables for a reason—surface level isn’t the whole story. When you look closer at His words about the kingdom within, doing greater works, or being one with the Father, it sounds a lot like inner transformation, mastering your mind, and awakening to oneness with God. Not just external rules.
The Bible warns about this kind of widespread deception too—the dragon deceiving the whole world (Revelation 12:9), false teachings and strong delusions so people believe the lie (2 Thessalonians 2:11), false prophets deceiving many (Matthew 24). Knowing most of the world might be deceived, wouldn’t you want to actively seek the real truth? What makes any of us so sure that what we’ve been told is the complete, absolute truth and that it was really that simple and easy?
I’m not saying I have all the answers. I’m just saying maybe we should stop letting labels do the thinking for us and actually dig into the history and the source material ourselves. | 926 |
| 11 | The term “New Age” often functions like “conspiracy theorist”—a rhetorical shortcut designed to discredit anyone questioning or challenging the dominant mainstream narrative, particularly the prevailing version of modern Christian orthodoxy. Instead of engaging the substance, the label dismisses the inquiry as fringe or threatening.
Yet the ideas frequently branded “New Age”—reincarnation and soul evolution, the kingdom within, energetic or spiritual realities, cosmic cycles, and direct experiential knowing—are ancient. They appear in Plato’s explorations of the soul’s immortality and transmigration (Phaedo, Republic), the Gospel of Thomas (Nag Hammadi sayings emphasizing “the kingdom is inside you”), and the Hermetica (ancient wisdom on the divine mind and soul’s ascent).
The deeper issue is psychological. The mind constructs a “self-map”—a mental representation of who we are, with core beliefs tightly attached as foundational elements. When a belief on that map is challenged, it can feel like a threat to the self itself, triggering fear, anger, or defensive reactivity as the ego seeks to protect its structure. This is why challenges to deeply held Christian beliefs sometimes elicit strong emotional or egotistical responses. The “New Age” label becomes a swift defense: it wraps diverse, often unrelated ideas into one broad category, then accuses the questioner of endorsing the entire bundle—whether they do or not. It protects the map without requiring genuine examination.
Even Jesus’s own words invite this deeper lens. He spoke in parables precisely because truth often transcends literal surface understanding. Teachings like “the kingdom of God is within you” (Luke 17:21), “greater works than these shall you do” (John 14:12), or becoming “one” as He and the Father are one (John 17) point toward inner transformation, mastery of thoughts and mind, letting go of the false self, and realizing unity with the Divine. When viewed beyond rigid dogma, many of His messages resonate with perennial wisdom about awakening consciousness rather than external authority alone.
The Bible itself warns repeatedly of widespread deception: the great dragon “deceives the whole world” (Revelation 12:9); false prophets and signs will deceive many, even the elect if possible (Matthew 24:24); and a strong delusion is sent so that people believe the lie (2 Thessalonians 2:11). Knowing this, wouldn’t you want to actively seek truth rather than assume the dominant narrative is complete? What makes you so certain that what you’ve been told is absolute truth—and that it was really that simple and easy?
The label doesn’t clarify—it obscures. Perennial wisdom traditions predate and sometimes parallel Christian thought. True strength of belief lies not in reflexive defense, but in the courage to study primary sources and examine ideas on their historical and philosophical merits—free from the fear that drives the dismissal. | 1 |
| 12 |  Jesus would be disgusted with EGO that consumes the Modern Church.
That’s why so many refuse to go to Church these days. The self righteous hypocrites are within them all. Not EVERYONE, but definitely more than half! | 1 129 |
| 13 | Have you looked into the book of Thomas? I Challenge you to watch this… it’s a very good break down of the book.
https://youtu.be/BElKd1KcmhA?is=W920sP0A8sy0bKGK | 1 132 |
| 14 |  Once Jesus was asked by the Pharisees when the Kingdom of God was coming, and he answered, “The Kingdom of God is not coming with things that can be observed; nor will they say, 'Look, here it is! ' or 'There it is! ' For, in fact, the Kingdom of God is among you” (Luke 17:20-21, NRSV).
“The kingdom is inside of you, and it is outside of you. When you come to know yourselves, then you will become known, and you will realize that it is you who are the sons of the living Father. But if you will not know yourselves, you dwell in poverty and it is you who are that poverty.” - Jesus (Book of Thomas) | 1 280 |
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| 17 |  “Kash Patel reveals the FBI has obtained Fauci's "phones and devices" from during COVID.”
https://x.com/quantumguard17/status/2070291682227073491?s=46&t=IxQK-8UUJHPoaC3sihlyXg | 1 960 |
| 18 | For instance, “Repent” in the New Testament (used by Jesus) today comes from the Greek word, metanoia. This word in Greek is made up of meta and noieo. Meta means to think differently or afterwards, and noieo means exercise the mind or to comprehend.
So the word we see in our Bible today comes from a Greek word that literally means to think differently afterward, exercise the mind, and comprehend. It does not literally mean “to turn away” as churches tell their congregants, even though that may be considered a synonymous phrase.
If you take repentance literally tho, one might conclude that you need to change the way you think by somehow exercising the mind in order to comprehend something deeper.
So, how might you exercise the mind in order to change it?
And also, prior to Jesus’ time, the word metanoia was used less than 100x in all of Greek literature, but between 1AD and 200AD, it became used thousands! | 1 276 |
| 19 | Typical, everyday, run of the mill Christians spend their life being told what’s in the Bible and only picking it up on Sundays. Some read a devotional or small scripture daily, but it’s always through the lens of what they’ve been told in church. Shoot, many still believe God flat out told all of Israel that those who bless them will be blessed and those who curse them will be cursed, when He told two specific individuals that. They fail to see the otherworldly beings (angels) in Daniel, ignore the watchers in Genesis, ignore that Jesus quoted Psalm 82:6 in John 10:34 saying you are gods, that He said the kingdom of God is within you, that He said it will not come with observation, that He said your single eye (He specifically didn’t use a plural form) is the lamp of your body, and they surely can’t see the meaning of Revelation 5:1. They ignore or skip over any parts that don’t align with their comfortable ideology built on small parts of the Bible. The vast majority of Christians only attend church and listen. The small few who truly study the Bible and the meaning of the original Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic words almost always come off as “New Age” to people who are walking the wide path. Yeah, He also said His way that leads to life is a narrow one. Many Christians need to stop being lukewarm during the week and hot on Sundays only, and they need to dig much deeper into the Bible and corresponding texts if they hope to find the truth of what it means. Stop putting all of your trust in men to tell you what their interpretation means and STUDY it all for yourself. | 1 227 |
| 20 | I talked my best friend into creating a channel today if you're interested. She's trying to spread positivity.
https://t.me/heavenstrailblazer | 1 031 |
