/lit/ - Literature

Although not all of the most important texts ever created are currently available for those who would be willing to read certain ones of them, every text that is necessary for enviving cogitation, and for inspiring creation, to a sufficient —although not necessarily perfect— degree, is available; not every available text necessarily even envives cogitation.

By optimalism one attains perfection, and stays perfect; what was lost will be restored in a different way before the end of the world.

All fruits of culture are preserved in the Holy Spirit.

>>19313567

>And yet knowledge and wisdom are not the same

Wisdom is the sumeriential culmen of knowledge; the Tree of Knowledge is the concretized culmen of wisdom; the culminary manifestation of an absolute, which contains its knowable particulars.


>I seriously doubt that human language is, or possesses, the wherewithal to domesticate (for lack of a better word:) the cosmos; in fact, what it 'signifies' is [our own] enslavement.

Language is merely an instrument; the fact that it exists at all signifies impellence toward conscious mediation of what is fragmented, and toward emancipation from kosmic bondage.


>Better to shut up and be still, to look and listen to something other than telecom

“Better” than what?

Best to cogitate, and to act.

>>15810036
>What is 4chan to you?
A kingdom of imaginal selves, and a harbour for communion.

If you play videogames in current age, then you, most probably, are lethargic/complacent, and tend toward immersion. Currently, there are more important things that one should work on, excel in, and appreciate/vest one's attention in, within the world - mainly: conquering the Zionist enemy (via major/deep art, amongst other means), establishing noble rule, and restituting noble order - before videogames may again become emersive artworks, and the lofty places of communion that they once were.

>>13742988
One enters Barzakh/purgatory. Noble Souls assemble under magenta twilight and share their stories, whilst prepairing for the final war.

>>13334320
>one can admire beauty while knowing that it is subject to decay and knowing that you should not become attached to beautiful things
Beauty is eternal and transcendent, and is not subject to decay - its material manifestations are.

>>13342211
>But then why did jesus have to take the shape of a snake in eden and give us all special awareness to liberate us from the demiurge's prison??
That was Lucifer, not Jesus.