Ezra Miller Believed They Were The Messiah The Lightning Was Jesus Of The Multiverse: Report

One month later Ezra Miller said they are entering treatment to address “complex mental health issues.” A new report details the actor’s troubling downward spiral over the past two years, with Miller believing them to be “the messiah.”

Corresponding vanity fairMiller’s mental health issues began to worsen in March 2020, at the onset of Covid-19, when work on her film projects – including the Fantastic Beasts Continued – came to an abrupt halt. Without a plan, Miller traveled to Iceland, where the actor’s troubles first made headlines after he was filmed choking a woman in Reykjavik.

In Iceland, Miller – who was reportedly struggling with the aftermath of his parents’ divorce – was joined by a 55-year-old medicine man and “spiritual advisor” from South Dakota named Jasper Young Bear, who would tell Miller the actor was messianic and that “demons” were after him, vanity fair wrote.

“[Miller would] talk about the metaverse and medicine and how they are the messiah and what [their] Work is here,” said a source. (Rolling Stone changed the quote to reflect Miller’s preferred she/them pronoun.) “They say their spiritual practice is to be among the people—which means party. So if you are in Iceland, [they were] non-stop out. [Their] Favorite were raves where [they’d] wrangling two or three days at a time.”

Miller’s problems worsened upon his return to the United States, both in Vermont — where the actor’s farm drew the attention of Vermont Youth Services — and in Hawaii, where Miller was arrested on charges ranging from disorderly conduct to assault second degree sufficed.

At Miller’s farm in Vermont – dubbed “The Mountain” – the actor reportedly had an altar made out of marijuana, sage, bullets and figurines of the Flash, the DC superhero they portray on the big screen; According to a source, Miller has often fused as his alter ego on the big screen and “claims that the Flash is the one that brings the multiverses together, just like Jesus.”

Two sources previously said Rolling Stone that on the farm in front of children marijuana was used frequently and heavily without caring about proper ventilation. Rolling Stone also learned that there is a sizable cannabis farm on Miller’s property, with Miller’s close friend and alleged “craftsman” Whitney Suters claiming on social media that the two ran a cannabis company called Rebel Alliance Cannabis.

Miller’s involvement with drugs (“medicine,” they called it) and firearms was also a concern of her inner circle at the Mountain; A friend told how Miller burned sage in the barrel of an AR-15. Miller embarked on a road trip in January 2022, where they uploaded the infamous video that threatened to kill a KKK chapter in North Carolina. After that, Miller’s friends and mother Marta are said to have locked up their guns.

“There was a large bow and arrow drawn on the table facing the door. Ezra was face down on the floor,” a friend of Miller’s said vanity fair. “There are always people in the house. And there was just no one there except Ezra, kind of drunk, alone with a bow and arrow because the other people had taken their guns and locked them away. And Ezra freaked out about it.”

As Rolling Stone As reported back in April, Miller’s string of arrests prompted an emergency meeting between executives at Warner Bros. and comics giant DC to discuss the actor’s future with the studio.

After the future of The Lightning — or Jesus of the Multiverse, as Miller dubbed the character — was threatened by his actions (as well as the studio’s abrupt cancellation). bat girl) Miller eventually personally apologized to WB executives and promised to go to a treatment center.

Word broke just days later that Miller was seeking treatment Rolling Stone reported police visited the 29-year-old actor’s Vermont farm over concerns about the safety of a young mother and her three children who were being housed at the residence.

“Having recently endured a period of intense crisis, I now understand that I suffer from complex mental health issues and have begun ongoing treatment,” the statement said. “I would like to apologize to anyone I have alarmed and upset with my behavior in the past. I am committed to doing the work necessary to return me to a healthy, safe and productive phase in my life.”