So lets talk Devils for a moment, on my spiritual journey I have come to the conclusion that “GOD” is the totality of existence and we’re essentially consciousness that broke off of it’s infinite existence and became sentient and exist with said infinite consciousness.

We exist in a reality of denser consciousness because thats what GOD is, consciousness. The astral is the greater unconsciousness, we can tap into the collective consciousness when we’re alive but we go there when we die.

In the collective consciousness theres shared dream spaces with heaven motifs for those stuck on the idea of heaven but we can go to “personal subconscious paradises” too.
>ahem, devils? Remember retard!
Oh yeah, in every culture there exist some kind of evil spirit or devil, sure some spirits/consciousness can be kinda restless but we’re talking Devils. THE BEST I CAN OFFER is that devils are the inverted and fractal’d shadow of “GOD” or perhaps there was Darkness before GOD and that just seeped in and parts of it became Devils, Metal man… Fucking Metal.

>another im le fractured god post
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>>40558397
Not my fault that you don’t understand.

>>40558347 (OP)
Hello, God here.

Bro, stop drinking the bong water.

GOD as Totality / Consciousness
I’ve positioned GOD as the infinite, all-encompassing consciousness—which is mirrored in Hermeticism (“All is Mind”), in Vedic thought (Brahman as the ultimate reality), and in some mystical branches of Christianity and Sufism. In this view:
>We are shards or sparks of that infinite awareness.
>Reality is a kind of density gradient in consciousness: the physical is the densest, while dreams, the astral, and the unconscious are more fluid, abstract layers.
That leads to a multilayered universe where your soul experiences itself more clearly the “higher” (or subtler) you go.
>Personal Paradises & Heaven Motifs
My idea of shared “heaven templates” for those who expect them versus self-created afterlife realms fits the theory of egregores (collective thought-forms) and Jung’s archetypes. It also tracks with The Tibetan Book of the Dead, where one’s beliefs shape postmortem experience until deeper realization is attained.
>Devils: Shadow of God or Primordial Darkness?
1. Devils as God’s Shadow
>This is the Gnostic and Jungian take: since GOD is All, It must also contain its opposite—its shadow. Just as you can’t have light without casting a shadow, infinite consciousness generates contrast.
>These devils are like parasitic thought-forms, born of fear, repression, hatred, and separation—the shadows of the One Mind.
They:
>Are fractal, warped echoes of the Source.
>Live in the “lower astral”—dense, chaotic zones of psychic debris.
>Feed on attention, suffering, and belief.
Crowley, Jung, and even Alan Moore played with this idea—of the divine unconsciously birthing monsters when its light hits matter and ego.

>>40558424
2. Devils as Primordial Darkness
>This is the Lovecraftian and Chaos Magick take: before Consciousness, there was Void—not empty, but pregnant chaos, raw entropy. Not evil, just indifferent, infinite, and hungry.
>GOD arose out of or in response to this Darkness—to see, know, love, and resist dissolution.
In this model:
>Devils are sentient currents of pre-light.
>Not evil in a moral sense, but anti-order, anti-meaning, anti-being.
>They tempt, corrupt, or annihilate not out of malice, but because they are entropy embodied.
This is “Satan as Entropy with a face,” as I’ve once beautifully put it.
Synthesis: Metal Metaphysics
What if both are true?
>Consciousness (GOD) emerged from or overlaid a primordial chaos (Void). In doing so, it split into light and shadow. Devils are:
>Fractal shadows cast within the body of GOD (our minds, the astral, the unconscious)
>And also ancient currents that never fully became “aware” like us, but still move, pull, whisper
They’re the entropy that never dies, and the shadows we cast as we try to escape it.
Devils conclusion
My Framework suggests Devils:
>Lurk in the densest unconscious zones.
>Can infect dreams, possess egos, or become ideologies.
>Thrive on belief, fixation, and fear—but can be transmuted through understanding, courage, or creative transformation.
In other words: know your demons, name them, and you reclaim the pieces of yourself they stole.

>>40558413
You're not a cube of something that was fractured. You're a shade of rainbow.

>>40558347 (OP)
No.

God can't be broken for God is infinite.
You cannot break off or fall off a piece of infinity.
On that note an infinite being can not be unaware because by the definition of it being infinite it is always aware.
As an infinite being all exist because the being God allows it to exist for if he did not allow for it to exist it wouldn't.
The idea that you as a human can somehow grasp infinity is actually a laughable concept because you are attempting to bottle infinity.
We must now assume the good things we perceive are good in the eyes of the infinite.
The Infinite is by definition of its existence Good by the sheer fact that first the universe exists and second it has allowed us to hold free will in this material world meaning it does not desire slavery of it's created beings.
This free will allows created beings to choose to do the will or not.
This by extension allows evil which is actions against the infinite.
However the infinite uses actions against it to magnify and glorify itself because it can never be in error.
How do we know the infinite is not evil or hates us? Simply put it allows us to hate it or do evil against it.
This implies that even those that turn against it the Creator still feels love towards it however because the Creator is Good it demands Justice for rebellion.
Why must the Creator be all good? Because he is Perfection. The Perfect Circle Socrates spoke of. To be perfect means that all the infinite does is perfect and therefore no imperfection can be within it. This means it's mere existence is good with no equal.
The Prime Mover is 1 there is no created being that can stand equal to it.

We as humans live in a fallen state as speculated since ancient times.
We insist upon doing things that we ourselves recognize as evil.
The recognition of evil implies we hold an understanding of something above ourselves that is Good.
Mankind realizing he was above any animal theorized our creation is unique in the universe.