Tuesday, March 07, 2017
Illumination or Obfuscation?
Poetry in general is too concerned with
show and not enough with truth. In fact modern poetry is often all
show and no truth. People can be that way too.
Sometimes, sometimes, poetry can
illuminate rather than only obfuscate. Does saying that mean that I
put truth above beauty and goodness?
I think truth, beauty and goodness
synthesize at their zenith, but different people with different
talents take different paths toward the synthesis.
Many people
do not believe that there is an end-goal or a syntheses to truth,
beauty, and goodness, and so they and their work are all show and no
truth.
The zenith of truth, beauty and
goodness is Godhood, but a Godhood evolved to in the material
world of real objects, and not a God of mere mental images or symbols
or non-material spiritual representations.
The Vedas and Plato started, or at least deepened, this
obfuscation, this great spiritual blockade, which needs to be
transformed without losing religion. That is the mission of theological materialism.
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