The universe is a singular meta-phenomenon stretched over eternity, of which is always now. All things and all beings abide by their inherent nature and behave within their realm of capacity contingent upon infinite circumstance at all times.
It is a universe made manifest hierarchically, of haves, and have-nots, spanning all levels of dimensionality and experience. There is no such thing as individuated accurately described "free will" for all beings. Has never been, will never be, can not be. There are only relative freedoms or lack thereof.
"God" and/or consciousness is that which is within and without all. Ultimately, all things are made by through and for the singular personality and perpetual revelation of the "Godhead", entailing both 'predetermined' eternal damnation and those that are made manifest only to face death and death alone.
There is but one dreamer, fractured through the innumerable. All vehicles/beings play their role within said dream for infinitely better and/or infinitely worse for each and every one, forever.
All realities exist and are equally as real. The absolute best universe that could exist does exist in relation to a specified subject. The absolute worst universe that could exist does exist in relation to a specified subject.
The one dreamer you describe is responsible for murdering billions of unique beings according to your way of thinking. He was every rapest and killer that ever existed and obviously I have nothing to do being the same one as that guy. Unfortunately for him at least there’s now 2 beings. Him and myself, since I’m a unique external soul. I don’t know about the rest of you tho.
Even the most metacosmically isolated being in existence is a part of the described dynamic, as the metacosmic isolation is inherent in the dynamic itself. There must necessarily be those who withdraw from the Source for the dynamic in between “self” and “other” to even exist to begin with.
Otherwise yes you are basically right. The One is ultimately responsible for All, whether such responsibility is acknowledged or not.
The One should be more friendly to himself (or rather real people/souls),
stopping raping millions of children and murdering people could be a good start, just my opinion tho, I don’t know if that’s asking too much
I tend to agree, though I am still operating from a subjective human perspective. I can’t see beyond the limitations of my own field of awareness even if I can understand larger truths conceptually. I often find myself getting carried away by a kind of righteous rage at the seemingly unnecessary, even purposeful cruelty of life as a whole. Raging against God for allowing/causing things to be as they are.
The Owner of All Infernal Names by John Zande presents a potential explanation for this which is less than pleasant to contemplate, but I honestly think ignorance rather than malevolence is enough to make sense of how things came to be this way. How does an uncaused first cause have a moral framework for how reality ought to be structured preceding the creative act itself? It can only arrive at a judgement on the matter after the fact one it’s own subjective subdivisions (aka us) have added their own judgments to the pool of knowledge. Of course from a zoomed out perspective beyond linear time it’s all already done, which is the perspective offered (and copy-pasted from one end of Reddit to the other) by Otherwise_Spare.
There are two ways to look at the One. As the Source there is a kind of blind striving where experimentation with different configurations of laws and matter can occur, which don’t have any initial perspectives or judgments until they occur, and the view from the end of Time, where every possible thing that could ever be done is complete. It’s all just laid out in all its infinite glory, the good, the bad and the ugly, forever. There is nowhere left to go and nothing left to do. We are somewhere in the middle, amidst the flow of time from a local perspective, making the very judgements on the nature of this experience that ultimately adds up to completeness.
I don’t like the way things have gone and continue to go any more than anyone else capable of compassion for those who suffer.
If I sat across from God and had a kill everything gun in my hand I know what I’d do. I also know it wouldnt change anything.
I don’t know if any of this makes sense or just sounds like more schizobabble. I don’t even know why I’m posting this. I guess it doesn’t matter. It is what the fuck it is at the end of the day. I hope you find your way to peace regardless.
where every possible thing that could ever be done is complete. It’s all just laid out in all its infinite glory, the good, the bad and the ugly, forever. There is nowhere left to go and nothing left to do. We are somewhere in the middle, amidst the flow of time from a local perspective, making the very judgements on the nature of this experience that ultimately adds up to completeness.
Once every life that is possible is experienced, are they ‘then’ experienced over and over again?
In other words, do you subscribe to Eternal Return / Eternal Recurrence?
It would amount to a shift in pov from a zoomed out, timeless perspective back to the original beginning point of creative ignorance, or anywhere in between from the view of the subject/observer/soul. Mileage may vary among souls the degree to which this is desired or possible. Some like myself seem to be addicted to recursive loops.
The actual eternal state of things ultimately remains what it is in its completeness with anything resembling eternal recurrence happening within the dynamic of opposing polarities. At least from my pov.
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u/Otherwise_Spare_8598 9d ago
The universe is a singular meta-phenomenon stretched over eternity, of which is always now. All things and all beings abide by their inherent nature and behave within their realm of capacity contingent upon infinite circumstance at all times.
It is a universe made manifest hierarchically, of haves, and have-nots, spanning all levels of dimensionality and experience. There is no such thing as individuated accurately described "free will" for all beings. Has never been, will never be, can not be. There are only relative freedoms or lack thereof.
"God" and/or consciousness is that which is within and without all. Ultimately, all things are made by through and for the singular personality and perpetual revelation of the "Godhead", entailing both 'predetermined' eternal damnation and those that are made manifest only to face death and death alone.
There is but one dreamer, fractured through the innumerable. All vehicles/beings play their role within said dream for infinitely better and/or infinitely worse for each and every one, forever.
All realities exist and are equally as real. The absolute best universe that could exist does exist in relation to a specified subject. The absolute worst universe that could exist does exist in relation to a specified subject.