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Ghosts in Ghost. All there is. Ever was. We know so little. We are so much.
The wild voice of truth cannot be tamed. God roars his lions roar. Culture is a hindeance a shortbus if you will on the high tides of truth and the athletic seeker of noble work ethic.
Panentheism is much like the Greeks. But the Indians and nonJewish Jews contributed much with their towering intellects. Intellect alone expresses best but experience solidifies and familiarizes. That clarity of thought IS still accessible to you. Behold the rarest pepe, frogposter. Protected as a species most by some sad methhead native americans who were saved the strongest who needed this chemical jubilee. This frog shows how the brain works but also is celebrated by a mountain I call TwoToad mountain. Close to Safford there is the sinewave mountains in Apache land. Salton lake is an ugly fractal. God is a silent mathematician. Plato expresses these ideas to humans best. I think God "loves" this frog more than humanity itself. God's expression of love is stronger chemically in this frog than it is in human brains. Imagine having a DMT gland and super light spectrum vision and a map of the world in your baby brain BIOS harddrive.
Earth is very old. Men are barely bright enough to get by. "None may come to the father but through me" is a sin of Jesus Christ worthy of silencing the man from authority but not worthy of harming the boy. My idea of God is more ancient than Christendom and more Western than Dharmic thought. I am like a Mediterranean version of Tom Rowsell. I have a very Indian religious attitude towards knowledge. Mysticism is a fruit of those who know before they know that they know but they know that they know. Sol Invictus is a preferable timeline to the present and Sol Invictus glorifies God in the natural state of worship: natural creativity in high skill and high fidelity accuracy of great public care and great conscious awareness.
So many of Christendom's habits simply have no parallel to what constitutes religion. "GOD" is an English word with a strong Sapir Whorf distortion from Dios in Spanish (the older version). Older still is Dyaus (heaven) of Dyaus Piter. Olympus has these records in Greece to this day. Same in India with the older Vedas there is Dyaus in IndoEuropean and protoIndo European.