Tuesday, July 31, 2018
The positive way of ending the pain that comes from desiring is to attain the desire, the negative way is asceticism
The goal of the highest religious gurus
and ascetics is "liberation" by way of attaining a
superconsciousness of Abstract reality which contains no desire and
no feeling but "dwells for eternity in unbroken contemplation."
Ridding life of the desires of life means attaining the blissful
state from a lack of the suffering and pain that comes from desiring
material things.
What could be more negative than that
worldview? The positive way of ending the pain that comes from
desiring is to attain the desire, the negative way is asceticism.
But those who can attain all their desires are probably as rare as
those who attain the state of no-desires.
This does not mean that religion or
Godhood are rejected. It means that real Godhood is understood as
attained by way of the evolution of material life to supermaterial
Godhood. Blocking all the desires of life won't get you to real
Godhood, although like Buddha and few other ascetics, you may dwell
in an entirely negative abstract reality that resembles death more
than life.
The philosophy of theological
materialism affirms life evolving toward supreme success in survival
and reproduction, which defines a Godhood fulfilling the most sacred
desires, not killing them. Desires do return, but that is life on
the evolutionary path to Godhood, not death,
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