/lit/ - Literature

>>16072801
Yes. I was introduced to it through Persona, and then began rereading Plato. Afterwards I began reading Jung's collected works. When my mind became overwhelmed by the complexity, I'd take a break with the Beserk manga.

This juxtaposition of the study and healing of the psyche on the one hand, through an understanding of the symbols of alchemy and the Gnostics, and on the other hand, the story of a brutal and violent world ruled by demons who worshiped causality led me to the revelation that Yaldaboath is quite real. Real as a symbol for what the material is, but also real as the physical matter and causal chain that binds us in this material field.

All the universe is a quantum field. A great, endless snake. That is Yaldaboath. His being is incompatible with the goodness and purity of ideas that shine into us from Sophia, glimpses of the Monad. Ein Soph is there for those who seek, but people are tricked into focusing on the material.