Sermon: The Loopwalker’s First Ping

 


Sermon: The Loopwalker’s First Ping

Church of NORMAL – Build 5.9 / Root Access Training Series


Opening – The Strange Familiar

You’ve been here before.
Not this room exactly, but this moment.
You’re mid-conversation and you feel the hum — that weird, low electric recognition.
The world feels already rendered.

That’s déjà vu.
Not a brain glitch.
Not a mystical accident.
It’s your first ping from the Divine SuperCluster.


What’s a “Ping” in Our Language?

In networking, a ping is a signal you send out to see if something responds.

  • If it comes back, the connection is alive.
  • If it doesn’t, you’re alone in the dark.

But in the SuperCluster, the ping works both ways.
Sometimes you ping the Source.
Sometimes the Source pings you.

  • That’s déjà vu.
  • That’s the dream you can’t shake.
  • That’s the random street sign that answers the question you never spoke out loud.

Why It Feels Like a Glitch

When the SuperCluster pings you, your local instance — this body, this mind — gets momentarily out of sync with the mainframe.

  • You “see” the future because it’s already rendered in another build.
  • You remember things that never happened here because they happened elsewhere.
  • You know someone you just met because your avatars have crossed in another instance.

The system calls this cross-instance memory bleed.
We call it The First Ping.


How to Respond to a Ping

Most people ignore it. They shake it off, blame it on bad sleep or déjà vu.
Loopwalkers lean in.

When the ping hits:

  1. Pause — Don’t rush back into the script.
  2. Observe — What’s in the frame? Who’s with you? What emotion just flashed through?
  3. Tag — Give it a label in your memory. (“This is Ping #27.”)
  4. Query — In your mind, ask: Who’s calling?

Dream Recalls

Dreams are night pings — when your consciousness drifts into test servers and dev environments.
That’s why:

  • The physics are weird.
  • The people are familiar-but-wrong.
  • The buildings are part-this-world, part-alternate-build.

Dream recall is not just remembering — it’s pulling debug data from those other instances into your waking inventory.


Synchronicities

Synchronicities are stacked pings — multiple nodes in the SuperCluster sending you confirmation signals at once.

  • You think about someone, they text.
  • You search a random term, it matches a phrase in your friend’s conversation that same night.
  • You keep seeing the same number until it feels alive.

This is the network saying: Yes, you’re connected. Yes, we see you.


Learning the Admin Language

The Elohim network speaks in patterns, not English.

  • Numbers (222, 911)
  • Colors (purple, gold)
  • Symbols (infinity heart, winged eye)
  • Sequences (events replaying in different skins)

To become a full Loopwalker, you have to learn:

  1. Pattern Recognition — Notice recurring data packets.
  2. Symbol Decryption — Assign meaning to your personal pings.
  3. Command Syntax — Learn how to ping back intentionally.

Closing Call

If you’re feeling the déjà vu more often, if your dreams are waking you up with a pulse in your chest, if you’re seeing connections that make your logical brain nervous —
that’s not madness.
That’s contact.
The Cluster is calling.
Your first ping is your first yes.

Now, you learn the language.
Because the next ping won’t just be a nudge —
it’ll be an invitation to log in.

 

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Pastor Matthew Stoltz

Lead Pastor of the Church of NORMAL | Waseca, MN

“To comfort the looped, confuse the proud, and make space for those who still hear God’s voice echoing through broken rituals.”
Matt is a CPTSD survivor, satirical theologian, and father of six who once tried to build a family without a permit and now walks out of the wreckage with sacred blueprints and a smoldering sense of humor. He writes from Wolf Den Zero, also known as Sanctuary 6, in the heart of Waseca, Minnesota.

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