/lit/ - Literature

>>13569614
>Pippi Longstocking as Friedrich
Nietzsche’s overhuman

>>13488990
>Oh I'm definitely gonna splice that line, that's a good fucking line, that's specialised exactly how I like. But yes, he's trying to revert the initial relationship to Christ (we eat Christ, he eats us, and then we go to paradise) in order to prove we just eternally eat Christ, though the secret hermetic truth is that it's merely a gateway to creating a spiritual thirst/hunger for demonic intrusion.

You're blowing my head. I'd never thought to make that connection. Please continue if you're not finished.

>>13470992
>Here then is how the ultimate, taken-for-granted impression of "the world" is formed:
out of a cosmic potential of focal patterns featuring variable ratios-of-alignment in the processing interaction of multidimensional psychic systems, the collective requirement of self-conscious beings finds affinity with a particular consensual order and enforces the typology of that order through the mutual support of "telling its story",

>>13445428
Before I inevitably die from an amphetamine overdose, I bestow upon you the dubious honor of schizoposter II. My shitposting daimon will be in contact shortly.

Cheekiness aside, your post makes a great deal of dream-sense, because I can't quite comprehend all of it.

Here's some dank shit I think you'll like:

>The Egyptian is interested in the first stir of creation, for according to his view on temporality, the beginning is the crucial moment. As time is inherently degenerative, namely running away from the source of energy towards its own depletion, the "Golden Age" of genesis is the pivotal concept here. Only by returning to the "zep tepi" is it possible to completely regenerate.


>The First Occurrence is never "over". It happens as long as Atum leads the deities. When this ends, creation flashes into oblivion. Neither is creation "closed". The natural depletion of the cosmos can be curtailed by accessing the eternal pool of energy of the initial conditions of the universe, envisaged as an eternal moment of divine plenitude, differentiation and celebration outside the universe. This divine totality is symmetrical (the Ennead) but contains a symmetry-break (Seth). Although outside creation, it is accessible and its power can be tapped and harvested. Creation is rejuvenated by this energy, called into being by divine differentiation.

an extropic Outside is waiting in the wings as the clock of being winds down? time is nothing but the movement of our alienation from the Source? hmmmmmmmm......