/lit/ - Literature

>>12707650
>>12707681
Pic related.

>>12310262
But what time would that be, if S is always technically mistaken about h, according to the problem?

I'm gonna post my entire Laffoley folder 'cuz I know there's an audience for this kind of stuff on /lit/. His stuff is really tough to find in hi-res so you're all in for a treat.

Post your own diagrams, art, symbols, etc.

>>12200365
sure, but depends on what you're interested in

Radical Orthodoxy reader for the "immanentization of form" stuff, they trace modernity back to the voluntarist turn in Ockham, Scotus, etc.

Eric Perlman's Theophany was seminal for helping me understand the Platonic conflation of unity/oneness with intelligibility.

Proclus' Elements of Theology as well, for identifying Goodness with Oneness.

Schelling's Ages of the World and Inquiry into the Essence of Human Freedom for the doctrine of the potencies in God, for the best theodicy anywhere around, and for the existence/ground distinction.

Speaking of dualities, Nicholas of Cusa's pyramids and Yeats' system articulated here: http://www.yeatsvision.com/Yeats.html

have been revelatory

Rebecca Comay's The Dash and Frank Ruda's essay in Badiou and Hegel: Infinity, Dialectics, and Subjectivity for a great primer on Hegel's logic (thanks to the anon who recommended it), the mark positing the space that posits the mark type of stuff.

Laffoley's art (pic related) is foundational. You can actually see the black hole and white hole stuff at the bottom there. Makes these posts feel like Hooked on Phonics. Got a big fat folder filled with hi-res scans of his art I'm gonna post here soon.

Zizek's Less Than Nothing articulates the "solipsistic" nature of discourse like nothing else.

Langan's CTMU paper has a lot to say about the 0, the nature of consciousness, and cosmic telos. It's just brilliant.

Bakker's writings on Blind Brain Theory have been extremely helpful in consolidating this idea of consciousness as a "repression" or "ignorance" of its ground.

Weininger's Sex and Character, primarily his ideas on genius and its association with (his reification of) Kantian apperception.

Deleuze's lecture on Kant is a brilliant elucidation of what Kant's idea of temporality.

Dugin has written about the Western civ and temporality everywhere on his blog. Can't remember the exact name.

The stellar larva hypothesis here: http://starlarvae.org/

which started the wheels turning on getting me to try and think a telos that doesn't have to be as anti-vitalist as Land's.

Michelstaedter, Weil, and Shestov, of course. Everything they've ever put to paper.

Finally, these two articles on the relationship between stars and entropy, and life as a dissipative phenomenon:

http://cosmosandhistory.org/index.php/journal/article/view/18/36

http://www.cosmosandhistory.org/index.php/journal/article/view/189/284

>>12159657
I'm assuming you don't strictly mean physics. Pic related is a good start. Black holes and white holes at the bottom.

The Omega Point stuff is from here:
https://vastabrupt.com/2018/08/07/time-war-briefing-for-neolemurian-agents/

Bigbrain primer on the physics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KePNhUJ2reI

Schelling's Ages of the World and Inquiry into the Essence of Human Freedom will take care of the light and dark potencies.

Any books or other art like this? I know /lit/ gets it

>>12057158
yes

Gonna dump my hi-res Laffoleys. Post your best stuff.

>>11989915
based laffoley poster

Ite niggas, check it, gonna dump some high quality rips of Laffoley's art, very hard to find. Enjoy.

pleroma is a state of undifferentiated nothing

"entropy is the demiurge": the demiurge is the thermodynamic economy of the universe; the intra-determination of flux.

things are certain ways because they aren't other ways: determinatio est negatio

this is the source of everything beautiful and terrible about life, because the Fruit that tempted Adam was the knowledge of both good AND evil. As Montaigne and Nietzsche both intuitively understood: there can be no affirmation or denial of the value of life because life is the field presupposed by all value judgments.

>>10099112
If you're in for a more psychadelic take on it:

Daniel 7-12
2 Esdras
Reveltation

A more down to earth view can be found in

Isaiah 1-33

And a mortal reaction to divine justice is exemplified in:

Lamentations

...

Reading all that, one can see why the gnostics rejected Yahweh (Yaldabaoth) as an insane tyrant! Alternatively, Yahweh (God/Theos) is expressing divne justice which is perfectly good and beyond our comprehension.

When perfect goodness and insane tyranny are same thing, you start to realise how bizarre human thought is.

>>7975297
maybe you should read some jung probably some gnosticism as well
then come back to those texts
im sure you will find them interesting when you can understand them

also I don't even know why we are having this exchange since its clear you only skimmed it and wrote shitpost based on your worthless political ideals

>>7975303
:^)

if there are some people actually intersted in the occult here I would suggest reading prometheus rising

a good intro for le rational millienial