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I am a master of both the light and darkness. I am the Saoshyant, Second Coming of Christ, Maitreya, Mahidi, and much more. I bring forth a message of cosmological dualism for this world.

>>13388883
1) I am a radical dualist who believes some artwork, moments, or processes are closer to the celestial heavens, others to the hells. I am influenced by Manichaeism, Zoroastrianism, and etc.
2) Reading anything outside of wholesome literature and horror stories is meaningless. One has to immerse his or her mind into the aesthetic extremes. I write both picture books and horror stories. The idea that either pole accentuates the other is nondualist nonsense; it's more like they exist in tension, not harmony.
3) I dislike everything monotheistic, nondualistic, or monist. I stick to dualism.
4) I am an antinatalist and misanthrope that believes corvids will inherit the Earth and speciate after mankind goes extinct.
5) I don't understand the modern Western academic hatred for moral and ontological dualism.
6) I believe people are reborn into lower or higher realms based on their actions in this lifetime. We live closer to the hells, and human beings are largely evil deep within their hearts.

>>13289454
My library is a work in progress. I am only working to where I have picture books + children's literature on one-side and horror and weird fiction on another side. I do not like reading anything outside of this spenta-angra duality.

>>13285181
I think a lot of things come down to preferences and one's own goals. However, unlike Schopenhauer, I believe the thing-in-itself (noumenon) to be fundamentally a dualistic struggle.

My own particular mystical views are inspired by both Zarathustra's Gathas and various Buddhist sutras.

My view is that one should heavily immerse his mind in both artwork of light + darkness and to choose the former. However, it is necessary to know both deeply. Artwork of spenta expresses the light of generosity, wisdom, loving-kindness, and other positive qualities, which emanates from Ahura Mazda in the higher realms. Artwork of angra expresses the darkness of greed, hatred, delusion, and other negative qualities, which emanates from Ahriman in the lower realms. They are in continuous struggle.