Ezra Miller, the Flash, represented Jesus of the multiverse

The actor's disturbing downward spiral over the past two years was detailed in a new report a month after he said he was entering treatment for “complex mental health issues.” In March 2020, Miller's mental health issues began to deteriorate due to the Covid-19 epidemic, when production on their film projects, including the Fantastic Beasts sequel, ended abruptly. After being photographed choking a woman in Reykjavik, Miller traveled to Iceland with “no plan,” and his problems gained attention. A 55-year-old South Dakota medicine man and spiritual advisor named Jasper Young Bear accompanied Miller to Iceland, where he was reportedly struggling with the aftermath of his parent's divorce. According to the article, he said the actor was messianic and that “demons” were pursuing him.

Miller about Messiah

According to the source, Miller talked about the metaverse, medicine, and how they're the Messiah and what they're doing here. In Iceland, they were out nonstop because they said their spiritual practice was to party among the people. They liked raves, where they would go on two or three-day benders. Upon returning to Hawaii, Miller was arrested on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to assault in the second degree and in Vermont, where his farm attracted interest from Vermont's child services.

A source alleged that Miller, who portrays the DC superhero the Flash on the big screen, maintained an altar at his Vermont home dubbed “the Mountain” that contained marijuana, sage, bullets, and figurines of the DC superhero. Miller often conflated them with his superhero alter ego, saying that the Flash brings the multiverses together, just like Jesus did. A source previously told me that marijuana was frequently and heavily used on the farm in front of children, with little concern about ventilation issues. According to Miller's purported “handyman,” Whitney Suters, there is a large cannabis farm on his property. The two have claimed to be running a cannabis company called Rebel Alliance Cannabis on social media.

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Ezra's friend's statement

The inner circle of Miller at the Mountain was also concerned about Miller's preoccupation with drugs, medicine, and firearms; one friend recounted Miller burning sage in his AR-15 barrel. The group uploaded a video threatening to kill a KKK chapter in North Carolina in Jan. 2022. Following that, Miller's friends and mother, Marta, were allegedly arrested for carrying weapons. Ezra was lying face down on the floor, a friend of Miller's told the source. A big bow and arrow cocked on the table, facing the door. There were always people at the house. And Ezra was the only one there, kind of drunk, with a bow and arrow because they had locked away the guns. Ezra was freaking out.

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