Positiv Tolls Tolich Toggle Dominika
In association with Download Sect
Presents:
Templeflix
“The Failed Trajectory of Secularism”
Templeflix is being created as a Christian television network which has various announcers- mostly original, unfamiliar.
Unfamiliar announcers for a familiar chill.
The whole system of modern media is a cylindrical boiler.
This is not just another streaming option: it’s the pressure release valve.
We do not compete with the boiler. We offer absolute withdrawal from it like no one would ever really know.
Regular media crosses the boundary bounded above the surface in a calculated instantaneous glance, Templeflix is a slow, solid revolution.
The rearing bull of secularism is not suitable for special-needs kids
The disciplined successor to endless secular streams.
The aim here is to 'Beliefonize' people, building a sanctuary from secular streaming chaos.
Beliefonization.
TV as morale booster vs. silenced slime of regular news.
Templeflix not as competition to Netflix but as its antithesis.
Be escorted from sporadic news, sport and weather because they are part of the business sector.
Modern national news coverage is a shemozzle across many channels.
Templeflix will convey the innocence of candlelight, the sole form of light which doesn’t have impact in the public sector.
It blends Christian undertones (righteousness, faith as resistance) with a sensual, non-coercive ecstasy.
A withdrawal from the "modern invasion" of the internet/capitalism/chaos; a revival of ancient/mythic forces, and unmarketable purity.
Many biblical figures had multifaceted journeys before full alignment.
It will have distinct discipline, a social obligation. Vision with a classic feel, no lobbyists.
Return "enchanted blessings" to a world that denies them; signal of sovereignty; blessings amid suffering.
Templeflix skips the explicit stuff and emphasizes upliftment.
This is a disciplined, obligation-driven space (perhaps mutual accountability in faith/community), rooted in timeless/classical aesthetics, and fiercely independent from external influence, funding pressures, or agenda-driven economic environment.
Crank the menace of the world down a notch.
It will be a part hybrid mixture of radio and television. It will have deep, soothing, meaningful music, alongside nonchalant sloping complacency dimmed.
It will only be on air from 6am till 10pm each day, not like 24-hour scoundrels appointed to the task of brainwashing us.
It's not endless binge fuel, it's intentional viewing, like tuning into a sermon or family gathering.
It will have few advertisements. Campaign against the impact of advertising and needless reanimation. TV ads are an unfavourable upmost curse because they don’t allow for public opinion. Through occultism there is more persuasive activity.
It will have one or two adds after each programme, and the adds must be odd, quirky, crafty.
When films are shown there will be an intermission of 4 to 5 adds half way through.
At 6pm each day, Templeflix receives one transmission from the Slogan Institute: an isolated Antarctic outpost where language has already frozen solid and reason was left behind decades ago.
There will a slogan insert once per day at 6.pm, sourced from www.SloganInstitute.com.
Minimalist & clean: no clutter, few ads, pop-ups, or bloat.
Decadence is an enormous bubble of vulgarity.
It is television that has resistance stakes which consummeth thee.
Ordinary TV channels put audiences into all sorts of precarious predicaments rounded off to the pursuit of pleasure. This petrifies, it is the plunge into paranoia.
This is for a specific audience seeking deeper, faith-based reflection on television.
Internal pressures, capture and destroy them.
Confiscate capitalist broadcast-style schedules.
It will be a pay-per view station, but monthly payments will be low.
It will contain television programmes like “Call the midwife”, which is based on Anglican nuns, not just midwives.
Also, Roger Moore narrated a BBC documentary in 1978 called “The history of Christianity”.
All in all, it will contain the type of television and films which are shown to the members of cult churches. For example, The Undatables, etc, etc. All non-graphic and all non-violent, no gore or vulgarity.
These programs are rare these days. On modern television, many documentaries are graphic, gruesome, having no delicate equilibrium. People obsessed with the violence watch them.
It will not just be another TV network; it will be more of a cult phenomenon, a distraction from all the wars and noxious events happening in the northern hemisphere.
Created by Eschumid