Tuesday, December 17, 2019
Godhood and religion are not dead, they have been misunderstood and wrongly defined
What the traditional view
of God is really saying is, everything is nothing and nothing is
everything, because their God is non-material and non-corporeal when
in reality nothing is non-material and non-corporeal, even ideas are
nothing without the material and corporeal objects they define, which
requires material and corporeal minds to do the defining. Even the
energy fields that supposedly "govern" the particle are
created by the interaction
of material forces. The energy field is not spiritual. Gravity or
electric forces are not spiritual, they are brought about by
interactions between material objects.
But contrary to Nietzsche
and others this does not mean that God and religion are dead, it
means that Godhood and religion have been misunderstood and wrongly
defined. Everything is something and something is everything when
material and corporeal objects are not left out of the definition of
the sacred as they were in the traditional, non-material,
non-corporeal, spiritual, view of Godhood.
There is nothing other
than the something of material life, and supermaterial Godhood is
materially evolved to in the material and corporeal world. This
sacred path to real Godhood is actually blocked by the traditional
non-material and non-corporeal definition of God and religion. The
ascetic experience of God was a peak material
experience of bliss derived from overcoming or blocking all material
desires. That
spiritual blockade could therefore even be called evil as being the
path away from Godhood, but it is better thought of as first attempts
by ascetics to see and understand the ascending levels Godhood
materially evolved to in the real material and corporeal world.
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