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>>11254111 (checked)
you basically have it
identifying self with what is, both sides of the phenomenal and noumenal, dissolving the borders of the individual mind => becoming a God-Man/Man-God
"Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods?" - John 10:34
>you've reached the other side, death is nothing to fear
it's the same things mentioned further in the thread; you are not the limited individual solely
>all that is important is the complete liberation of your "self."
This is perhaps the most interesting part of what I said; for some, consciousness does not want to discover itself, it wants to remain immersed in the dream. various societies have given different answers in regards to this question, some eugenics, some preventing voting of these individuals, others trying to limit the influence they have to varying degrees of success
it's a conflict between those focused on the material and those focused on the spiritual
is it possible for all beings to align with one or the other? a question for the utopians and eschatologists.
>most traditionalists say its de-identification with the self that conquers death
two paths with somewhat different (or identical, depending on your perspective) outcomes
RHP is dissolution within God/All that is, LHP is separation/branching from All
is your goal to rejoin God, or to change God in some fundamental way? Is it even possible to be separate? I have a hunch as to the answers, but I think everyone should figure those out for themselves.
>recognizing your self is not apart from that-which-is
yes, and this includes all aspects of existence
>either way I'm gonna start utena today.
enjoy senpai