`Demiurge` Good night bros
legit blow your head off
The way in which only the creator could interact is how God interacts
Synchronicity
Gnosticism is a meme
Man, it just really sucks that folks in the occult servers are so caught up in the images that they don't get the direct experience
Lemme make the whole thing easy for you
I've experienced what God is friendo
I'm doing it right now
Knowledge and conversation of the holy guardian angel = gnosis = nirvana = moksha = mystical experience
= god
There is no difference
God is just a personification of the phenomenon
Absolute hrainlet
"I experienced gnosis once, I am enlightened"
You can either accept the clear and obvious truth or you can submit to an army of faces without substance, as with religion
Yes, gnosis = enlightenment
Did you just agree with me calling you retarded
Enlightenment is ONLY the direct experience of nondual reality, it is the exact same as Moksha
Read your Gitas and Sutras
Do you wanna retry that
It's like he just slaps together 50 words without understanding any of their meanings
Or even flip through the upanishads once
enlightenment is just the realization that concepts such as enlightenment are silly
If you don't understand what I'm talking about you aren't a real occultist
youre not even a normie
youre a fucking npc that stumbled across metaphysics
The universe is the dream of god
shiva nigga
^
lmao
Go back to pretending to be enlightened somewhere else
You're a cuck who doesn't even understand basic freshman level philosophical terms I have no concern about your opinion tbh.
>semantics
>he didn't respond to my word salads
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Pull your head out of your ass for thirty seconds and someone might take you seriously
@Epicurus I do not to spend 100k a semester to learn about the world around me, that isnt something you should be proud of
The sheer fact that you have gotten me narrator and Shane to agree is proof alone of your idiocy
You don't have to spend anything if you're smart and know how to game the system, wake up.
