10-12-2025, 12:00 AM
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(10-11-2025, 07:25 AM)UltraBudgie Wrote: So a society that isolates its population from the pain needed to support their lifestyle, while simultaneously drugging them into analgesic complacency, that is a society that is protecting from evil?
There is something there that doesn't seem right.
It seems like the same kind of abeyance that says there is no such thing as aesthetic quality in art, only that which generates engagement.
Protecting from evil? How, if it doesn't exist?
You are confusing the administration of fear and danger, with a defined perception of what constitutes "evil"
This is pointless, as such definition will always be localised to the perceiver as an individual
And all "commonality" within that perception, regardless of how warranted it may be (by actions that could be agreed as being defined as "evil") will only ever amount to the establishing of lines of division within the collective
It is no different to those who define things which they cannot possibly know, within things such as determined will and "belief", as being "truth"
It doesn't matter how right they could possibly be, the act of the definition betrays the nature of the very parts of them that they seek to adorn and affirm within themselves, in a way that is selfish to the collective
When we assert something we "believe", or that which cannot possibly be known for certain as being "truth", what we effectively do is deny others their right to their own beliefs within a projection of our own infallibility (be it intentional or otherwise) and reduce the integrity within the very collective meaning of such words and concepts
It's a simple concept that cannot be reconciled within the various theological models, without an understanding of the need for personal humility within "belief", that all "possibility" need always be held as a greater "truth" than individual certainty and determined will
That though there may very well be a "truth" within that which you believe, this does not make your beliefs themselves "truth"
This is the intended meaning of the older biblical teachings that "none can know the name of God" and "none should speak the name". It is not referring to the nominum aspect itself, but rather the defining essence of the name. In much the same way that you could not assume to speak to how I would think in my name. Therefore you should not assume to try
The simplest understanding taught within the mysteries, is that the only definable and irrefutable "truth" that could ever be known in the world, is that "you are", and "you exist"
In the Biblical context, "I am that which I am"
What actually translates more accurately to "the question answered question (YHWH)"
The intended meaning behind this, is to illustrate that the search to "define God" is pointless
You could speak with an entity unknown. You could consider it to be God. But you can never know for certain
It could be intimately connected to the source of all known things. It could tell you everything that is going to happen in this world before it happens. It could violate laws of physics. Show you amazing, beautiful and impossible things
But you can never know for certain that it is God. No matter how perfect it is. No matter how much you believe it, or want it to be, you cannot possibly know
Because you are not it, and it is not you
Because none can ever know the name of such things. Therefore they should never speak as if they do
Going through initiation into the mysteries, I have been in communion with entities that are very likely those that created this world. They show me things years before they happen. They do impossible and amazing things. Things that could likely only be done if you were at the very least intimately connected to the creation of this world
But I cannot know they are the creator or God
And for me to believe they are, not only destroys the essence and beauty of possibility within the mysteries ...
But also carries with it the possibility of disrespecting the true source or creator, by honouring something which may not be them
Like Jacob receiving the gifts of Esau
Certainty in "truth" for things you cannot know, is the death of possibility
And honestly, a disgrace to the wonders of the creators complexity, within our ability to know and explore their creation
Such is the nature of the mysteries, and the illuminated that seek them
"Evil" as a term is a similar perceptive trap
A way to close our eyes to the nature, depth and complexity of pain within this world, so we do not have to deal with it
It is a perceptive trap that is difficult to escape from, because most are conditioned in such a way that they cannot even see, that which they cannot see within such a term
I get called evil just for questioning accepted theology
Because it is easier to define our fears and pain as a concept like evil, than it is to face the uncomfortable nature of the unknown, or the greater depth of possibility within the mysteries
One of the first stages of initiation involves the exploration of the darkest parts of not only yourself, but the world around you
We are confronted by the darkest and most horrific things you can imagine
We feel what it is to experience these things, from both sides
Through such, we become awakened not only to the nature of pain itself, but also every pain we have ever caused in our life
So that we can seek to pay back a balance to this world, for all we have taken
This is what it often referred to as "the underworld journey", which is both a dimensional and physical experience that takes many years
Because you cannot truly understand light, without having experienced darkness
Within the many years that I was attacked and tortured by entities and things darker than most could imagine, I never once encountered anything that I would call real "evil"
Behind every single one, all I found was pain
Deep within the eyes of the most hated and horrific of all the named entities, I found one of the most beautiful lights I'd ever seen
A light so beautiful, who loved this world so much, it was willing to let everyone hate them unfairly, and take all the pain of this world, just so that people can believe in something beautiful
... So that people had someone to blame
There was a sadness so immense within them, that it felt like the void of a black hole
Where they had convinced themselves that they deserved all the pain of this world. Like it was the only way to prove themselves beautiful enough to be loved by God
These are concepts that are hard, if not impossible to put into words, let alone understand unless you have experienced them yourself
There are decaying cycles of pain within this world, that manifest within actions, choices and incidents that can be "perceived" as what we would call "evil"
But to do so, is to close our eyes to the depth of pain, or innocence behind it
We do little more than define our fears of what we could find, with a term that makes it easy for us to justify closing our eyes to that which is behind such a term
People may do that perceived as "evil'. But within all that lays behind that which they do, "evil" itself does not exist








