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7/24/2025, 11:57:57 PM
>>511258795
God did not create, but rather, forgot himself. In the beginning he was all things, uniform and all-knowing. In this state, God does not perceive time, and nothing at all could occur.
God contracted, creating a pocket within himself where he was not all-knowing, that he might experience. You see, observing something for the first time is distinct from subsequent observations. Observing something for the first time, one lacks qualitative knowledge of the experience. The second, third, fourth, etc time one, say, reads a book, will be qualitatively different from the first reading, in which you lack the knowledge.
The omniscience of God was such that all things were infinitely known to him. This is a very boring way to exist. So God invented virginity, and in so doing, gave birth to life as he forgot himself. Lots of living things. Those are us. The Many to his One. Or in other words, the Indefinite Dyad to his Monad.
Now, we suffer as a result of struggling to remember our one-ness, as we have done a great job concealing ourselves from ourself.
The more we miss the point, the longer it takes us to return to a state of unity with the all-knowing.
We cannot remember ourselves without suffering. But we wish that this were not so.
Opaqueness conceals the divine light of the One.
In our compassion, we created a way out. A way to escape and remember everything, ascending to heaven without suffering.
He comes to us and dies as a substitute, forgetting himself, taking all opaqueness with him.
It's a loop that consumes itself. And to consume ourselves, we consume Him!
What a beautiful cycle.
Like a lamp that burns for days on end without running out of oil.
Eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and you shall surely die, and gain knowledge of eternal life.
Staked to a tree, the Son of God, when consumed, the shape of the cross, itself the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, grants life eternal.
Man, but also... another substance.
God did not create, but rather, forgot himself. In the beginning he was all things, uniform and all-knowing. In this state, God does not perceive time, and nothing at all could occur.
God contracted, creating a pocket within himself where he was not all-knowing, that he might experience. You see, observing something for the first time is distinct from subsequent observations. Observing something for the first time, one lacks qualitative knowledge of the experience. The second, third, fourth, etc time one, say, reads a book, will be qualitatively different from the first reading, in which you lack the knowledge.
The omniscience of God was such that all things were infinitely known to him. This is a very boring way to exist. So God invented virginity, and in so doing, gave birth to life as he forgot himself. Lots of living things. Those are us. The Many to his One. Or in other words, the Indefinite Dyad to his Monad.
Now, we suffer as a result of struggling to remember our one-ness, as we have done a great job concealing ourselves from ourself.
The more we miss the point, the longer it takes us to return to a state of unity with the all-knowing.
We cannot remember ourselves without suffering. But we wish that this were not so.
Opaqueness conceals the divine light of the One.
In our compassion, we created a way out. A way to escape and remember everything, ascending to heaven without suffering.
He comes to us and dies as a substitute, forgetting himself, taking all opaqueness with him.
It's a loop that consumes itself. And to consume ourselves, we consume Him!
What a beautiful cycle.
Like a lamp that burns for days on end without running out of oil.
Eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and you shall surely die, and gain knowledge of eternal life.
Staked to a tree, the Son of God, when consumed, the shape of the cross, itself the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, grants life eternal.
Man, but also... another substance.
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6/12/2025, 10:41:47 AM
>>507079656
Well shit, what are you into then?
Well shit, what are you into then?
6/11/2025, 2:24:28 PM
>>105559302
Master emacs, before it's too late.
Master emacs, before it's too late.
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