A Mega List of The Qualities of God - How It Appears in Human Expression

[EntheogenTruthSeeker]

I will go first. 

1. Creativity - constantly creating new projects and ways of solving problems. 

2. Compassion

3. Love

4. Infinite Intelligence 

5. Flexibility

6. Nuance

7. Expressive Sexuality

8. Willingness to die and be tortured for Truth

[Terell Kirby]

This is a problematic exercise, as God takes on all qualities that can be imagined. Including the opposite of your list:

1. Lack of creativity
2. Lack of compassion
3. Lack of Love
4. Lack of Intelligence
5. Lack of Flexibility
6. Lack of Nuance
7. Repressive Sexuality
8. Avoidance of Truth

This is the beauty of God, since it's infinite .. it can manifest itself as any and everything.

God is not located in humans, God is the consciousness that manifest them into the fabric of reality.

But if I had to pick for the sake of this discussion, unconditional (Absolute) love is key .. being able to love that which is not loving, healthy or spiritual in humans...and in yourself (body & psyche).

Edited December 2, 2021 by Terell Kirby

[BipolarGrowth]

1. Madness (any seasoned psychonaut should see this. It is a raw and chaotic form of creativity which challenges even the most accepting of spiritual people. Inquire, “is there even a single thing in front of me that is not related to madness?”)

2. Intensity

3. Destruction

4. Decay

5. Growth

6. Evolution 

7. Chaos (see #1)

8. Power

9. Unpredictability

10. Mystery

11. Simplicity

12. Complexity

13. Neither ________ nor _______

14. The finest possible distinctions

15. No distinctions 

16. Absurdity

17. Magnetism (the human urge to return to Source and for Source to return to the human) 

18. ___________

19.

20. ?-?=?️
21. Progress

23. Regression

24. Impermanence 

25. Permanence

26. No Self

27. Self

28. No self

29. self

30. Self-sacrifice 

31. Self-preservation

32. Art

33. Nature

34. Neither life nor death

35. Neither existence nor nonexistence (See Mahayana Buddhism Two Truths) — 

"By & large, Kaccayana, this world is supported by (takes as its object) a polarity, that of existence & non-existence. But when one sees the origination of the world as it actually is with right discernment, 'non-existence' with reference to the world does not occur to one. When one sees the cessation of the world as it actually is with right discernment, 'existence' with reference to the world does not occur to one.” From https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/sn12/sn12.015.than.html

36. Unknowable

37. Unreachable 

38. Always known

39. Closer than reaching

40. Conflict

41. Struggle

42. Suffering

43. Beauty

44. Tao

45. Energy

46. Stillness

47. Movement

48. Duality

49. Nonduality

50. Imagination

51. Infinite 

52. Finite 

53. Emptiness

54. Form

55. Something

56. Nothing

57. All human emotions

58. All emotions outside of humanity

59. Gentleness

60. Brutality

61. Technology

62. Divinity (higher beings & possibilities for evolution)

63. Profanity (evil/lower beings & possibilities for devolution)

64. Laws of the Universe

65. The bending of Universal Laws

66. Jesus Christ

67. Buddha

68. Krishna

69. Mansur Al-Hallaj 

70. Other great human spiritual figures

71. Criminals, terrorists, McDonald’s workers on their first day who make you wait 14 seconds longer than usual

72. Morality/Sila

[EntheogenTruthSeeker]

16 hours ago, BipolarGrowth said:

1. Madness (any seasoned psychonaut should see this. It is a raw and chaotic form of creativity which challenges even the most accepting of spiritual people. Inquire, “is there even a single thing in front of me that is not related to madness?”)

2. Intensity

3. Destruction

4. Decay

5. Growth

6. Evolution 

7. Chaos (see #1)

8. Power

9. Unpredictability

10. Mystery

11. Simplicity

12. Complexity

13. Neither ________ nor _______

14. The finest possible distinctions

15. No distinctions 

16. Absurdity

17. Magnetism (the human urge to return to Source and for Source to return to the human) 

18. ___________

19.

20. ?-?=?️
21. Progress

23. Regression

24. Impermanence 

25. Permanence

26. No Self

27. Self

28. No self

29. self

30. Self-sacrifice 

31. Self-preservation

32. Art

33. Nature

34. Neither life nor death

35. Neither existence nor nonexistence (See Mahayana Buddhism Two Truths) — 

"By & large, Kaccayana, this world is supported by (takes as its object) a polarity, that of existence & non-existence. But when one sees the origination of the world as it actually is with right discernment, 'non-existence' with reference to the world does not occur to one. When one sees the cessation of the world as it actually is with right discernment, 'existence' with reference to the world does not occur to one.” From https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/sn/sn12/sn12.015.than.html

36. Unknowable

37. Unreachable 

38. Always known

39. Closer than reaching

40. Conflict

41. Struggle

42. Suffering

43. Beauty

44. Tao

45. Energy

46. Stillness

47. Movement

48. Duality

49. Nonduality

50. Imagination

51. Infinite 

52. Finite 

53. Emptiness

54. Form

55. Something

56. Nothing

57. All human emotions

58. All emotions outside of humanity

59. Gentleness

60. Brutality

61. Technology

62. Divinity (higher beings & possibilities for evolution)

63. Profanity (evil/lower beings & possibilities for devolution)

64. Laws of the Universe

65. The bending of Universal Laws

66. Jesus Christ

67. Buddha

68. Krishna

69. Mansur Al-Hallaj 

70. Other great human spiritual figures

71. Criminals, terrorists, McDonald’s workers on their first day who make you wait 14 seconds longer than usual

72. Morality/Sila

DANK!!!