>>40597122 (OP)The conclusion I've decided to accept is that the human experience is inherently supposed to be humbling at its core.
Our solitary perception of consciousness, forgotten potentials and limitations of power, experiencing linear time without perception of all events at once so that it's unknown to us, to experience periods of suffering and abundance of joy, everything that this world and ourselves has to offer is essentially a humiliation ritual.
We are meant to understand, embrace, and accept the human experience and condition for what it is, not to completely reject, hate, or to attach ourselves and give into it as if it was the only life we have. It's all about balance.
It made me really understand what made the story and character of Jesus Christ very special, as He represents God experiencing and embracing humanity.
>inb4 christian shillI use Christ as an example because it's the only one I can think of that shows a higher being learning and accepting to love and care about the human condition, unlike other stories of gods that usually come in human form to embrace our worst traits or to demean our flawed existence.
One of the underrated values of our human lives is that those spirits in the astral don't understand our experience and may see us as limited, but truthfully we are actually much braver than them to shed our power and step into an existence that removes us from it almost entirely.
These spirits are cowards, that's why we are their entertainment or victims to bully. They know that they can't handle the human experience, they are too weak for it. We are all equal and incredible bright warriors of the universe.