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>>22943212


Because it all so vain & tiresome to the ones who know.

The sapient ones know that *they* are/were sleeping.

>>22410544


Statements like the one in your post are indicative of spiritual, and philosophical, ignorance, or noviceness.

That trend of belief is as ridiculous & cringeworthy as its apposite: that one should become more sedentary —dissimulated as becoming (more) religious, and/or patriotic— the older that one becomes; the opposite —with all that it implies— is actually true.

Religion without spirituality: dissimulated putrescence; spirituality without religion: effervescent dissipation; religion with spirituality: Catholized senescence.

>>22410544


Statements like the one in the image attached to your post are indicative of spiritual, and philosophical, ignorance, or noviceness.

That trend of belief is as ridiculous & cringeworthy as its apposite: that one should become more sedentary —dissimulated as becoming (more) religious, and/or patriotic— the older that one becomes; the opposite —with all that it implies— is actually true.

Religion without spirituality: dissimulated putrescence; spirituality without religion: effervescent dissipation; religion with spirituality: Catholized senescence.

>>22359610


Statements like the one in the image attached to your post are indicative of spiritual, and philosophical, ignorance, or noviceness.

The trend of belief that one should become more sedentary —sometimes dissimulated as becoming (more) religious, and/or patriotic— the older that one becomes, is as ridiculous as its apposite, that one should commit suicide, or engage in suicidal practices for the remainder of one's life; the opposite —with all that it implies— is actually true.

Religion without spirituality: dissimulated putrescence; spirituality without religion: effervescent dissipation; religion with spirituality: Catholized senescence.

Religion without spirituality: dissimulated putrescence; spirituality without religion: effervescent dissipation; religion with spirituality: Catholized senescence.

>>19988976

Regardless of the verity of that, Jesus Christ would die to redeem anyone before anyone else would even consider to do so, and certainly before recreating the universe.

>>17608994
>Ethnicities and nations/folks are deeply interrelated...
No —they are superfluously related; nationalism is multiethnical.

>...there is no cultural center excised from these natural concurrences.
Nationalism, folkism, and culture, are contranatural, not natural.

>The relation between language and the divine are not exclusive to Jews. This is evident in the Vedas with Sanskrit, Egyptian theology and Hieroglyphs. But more generally this the very essence of the symbolic.
What relevance does this have to the discussion?

>2.Apophatic theosophy, ontology comprehend not universally?
No —negation itself is a particular; what is universal is verification; regardless of this, do you have a "point"?

>What you regard corruption is your own subjective (personal-fallen) will rejecting the Providence of the Spirit.
If you believe that the Old Testament (the Torah), among other things, constitutes divine providence, you are voluntarily delusional.

>...but this is a conceded nobility from the Noble Throne on which seats the Monarch, the King of kings. For someone so biased against Jews this is a very Jewish sunthemata.
You are still handwaving —the only bias here is that of your unfounded presumptions.

>>16646812


CORRECTED NOMENCLATURE IN CONCORD WITH THE TRUTH:


— GOD, THE FATHER.

— CHRIST, THE SON.

— THE HOLY SPIRIT.

— THE SOUL.

— [THE SPIRIT].

— [THE MIND].

— MATTER.

>>13166474
>Buddhism

WHY?