Salvijus

That's a misleading description. To be a deity of stupidity, delusion and madness is not honorific.

You really think your puny experience of life is all there is to God's incomprehensible, immeasurable glory?

That's not a guarantee against self deception.

Google Jason Padgett. The guy is the proof that math is existencial.

Music and geometry is basicly math. Those things are discovered. There are autistic or savant people who see the world in numbers and formulas and complex geometric patterns. Some people see the world like this.

Mara is an equivalent to Satan in buddhism. And lower realm spirits (demons) are are called pisachas, rakshasas, pretas in buddhism.

@Judy2 beauty is a quality of Truth. By embracing that desire you will get closer to the devine, not further away from it. Look at Krishna, he was putting deliberate effort to adorne himself with jewelry, flowers, feathers etc. to look as gorgeous as possible. It's not vanity, it's a desire to be a devine expression of beauty with everything that you got: your words, your actions, your appearance. Be oozing beauty, dear, it's glorious and God is glorious.

Your higher self is alway trying to guide you on your life's path. There are few reasons why some people still feel lost despite of it. Either they're in resistence to the calling because of they don't like the answer that they are receiving or because they have limiting beliefs such as "I'm not good enough to do that" or "universe will not support me" etc. Or there is too much noise in their head and they never allow the time to be with themselves to listen to their deepest desires. Sometimes that happens when an individual has many addictions and is just running on a hamster wheel chasing pleasure without ever turning inward. And sometimes people are just disconnected from their heart for whatever reason. Lack of awareness is a big one. Or lack of spiritual discipline that would align you constantly with your higher self. Sometimes it's trauma. Following your heart is the number one most important and most feminine thing you could ever learn in your life.

Anger is a very transformative power. It's necessary if your role on earth is to bring change. You just have to learn to channel it with equanimity and compassion and presence. Otherwise that power can become destructive rather than constructive. Fire is good.

Nice. Everyone should strive to become a biggest dick ever. Trying to escape the dick measuring game is not an option. You'll just become a pretentious smartass pretending to be better than others while still being stuck in the game (what you described already as stoism). Winning the game is the only way. And to win you have to become Truth and Love. So you keep on becoming a giant dick, emerald, that cuts through all the ignorance in the world. I'm rooting for you.

Plot twist: you're one of them.

This is what you sound like. Relationship is not a science for you to figure out, it's an art for you to plunge into and lose yourself.

It's not dogma if it's reasonable. Things I say are easy to explain and back it up just by reasoning alone. You're quick to jump to conclusions without any basis tho, unfortunately. Tcare

To let go of false identy(small self) and to replace it with true identity which is Everything. (true self) It's not a choice. And it's not a philosophy. You simply defend what you value. That's the way existence is made. You get to choose what to value tho.

Defending your identity is not a flaw, it's a feature. There is no way to exist without an identity. You either identify with truth or you identify with falsehood. Both ways you will end up defending it. Standing up for truth is auspiciousness. It's inherent in God's will.

There's an opportunity to look and transencd the ego that comes up in these heated situations. That's what you're missing.

You're not wrong. You're just missing a deeper meaning of it. There's a positive side to it aswell.

Well I know there's heat. But I don't mind. It can still be beneficial.

What are you talking about. Me and Hojo are bromancing and having a friendly discussion.

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Uuugh... Okay...

There's no need to ignore anything. You can hold both perspectives at the same time without any contradiction. They work together very well.

You don't deny yourself by looking at yourself from different angles. Quite the opposite, it complements your understanding of what you are.

No, the relative perspective doesn't deny the 1. It just looks at the 1 from a different angle.