No.48270
I actually had two, when I was a kid I would usually imagine an entire world with its deities, its geology and its history. I would think about this place as I tried to sleep and it was kind of inspired by adventure time.
When I was 12 I drew and wrote a mythopoeia. I was planning it to be the lore of a videogame.
Thanks OP for the post, I had forgotten about all of this.
No.48274
yes, but it's not a mythology, it's all too real
No.48315
>>48279>If one is honest to themselves they must believe in that which exists outside of current knowledge.What are you saying? Are you implying the existence of deities?
>The red pills that lead on from this are too powerful for many.Can you give us a taste?
No.48431
I’m an angel sent from the spiritual realm to the material realm to accomplish certain tasks. My tasks are assigned through various signs and intuitions. However, as I have no prior experience with the realm of flesh, I have little resistance to sin. Therefore, I am easily tempted and need to be careful. If I become fully entrenched in sin, I won’t be able to return to the spiritual realm and I’ll be trapped here forever. The seven deadly sins are a good outline, put into flesh terms, for what I have to avoid. I’ll know once my job here is done, and at that time I can return to the spiritual realm by killing myself. If I die before that time, I’ll simply return and be sent back here to finish my job.
This reconciles my altruist nature and tendency to slip into hedonism.
Questions?
No.48432
>>48279It doesn't necessarily imply that the actual universe is infinitely large.
No.48727
LotR, or Middle Earth's mythology is, in essence, true. These events actually happened in the sense that the real-world myths that they were based upon are based on true events. The religions of the world were monolatrist (or some poly-ist form that doesn't exist in our language exactly). The existence of their deities did not exclude others; the belief in their deity did not mean other's didn't exist. These deities (now called angels), were gods in the sense that they were viceroys of their particular people. Compare this with the Valar, and Miar in LotR, as well as the creation 'myth' in the Silmarillion. The theme of ancient myths, the symbols, the similarities are all excessive. It leads me to believe that these events happened in a way which is more important that we would currently think. Maybe we don't know it all? Therefore, the events which inspired the creation of 'Middle Earth' as a fictional setting, did happen in this world.
However, this world is also Middle Earth. We are sandwiched between the two realms of unknowing and knowing; good and evil. We are living in Middle Earth right now.
No.48728
>>48727I never met someone before to recommend reading Alexius Meinong but I think you'll like his Ontology a lot. Look him up, it's a very interesting read.
No.48729
>>48728I will absolutely give this a read. Thank you for the recommendation.
No.48735
I have a Divine pact.
I Will become the countrys richest man only if i'm charitable
More i give more i get
If i start giving a Lot i'll quickly become a borguiese
No.48837
>>48267Concepts such as belief and mythologies exist only to be shared and continue to exist the longer they are and between more people. There is no "personal" belief. To have a belief means it's there to counter another or be acknowledged regardless if it's shared between many or just confined to one person. Personally I have none for I have nothing to share and no need to.
No.48851
I believe what we refer to as "God" is just a universal force dragging everything towards a certain end goal. Everything has a meaning and happens for a reason.
No.48869
>>48851No, what we refer as God is an instinct. Why? Because we can't ever be certain only believe there's an end stage of infinity. Gravity is a force based around magnetism. Is gravity god? Is electricity or magnetism God? No. But Gravity's imposition over our body and mind end up defining the instances we'll find ourselves and if those are or aren't favorable like in the case of electricity with lightning which could be mistaken for being something God-like and if we notice the patterns eventually stumble upon the causalistic nature of the reality we're in and exploit said forces however we can to answer other questions. Consider also that reality isn't something shared between everyone that's capable of being aware of it. For instance what's real or not could be entirely different to another person compared to you because of mental or physical reasons affecting the brain. Even if every human shared a singular belief or perspective it would still be translated trough a multitude of brains/bodies and as such be less different but never the same. Even in chaos there's order and a rule for it to exist as such. The rule would be "no rules". I know it's your belief but I reply to you because you're the closest so far to what would be the ultimate lie in the universe. Reason. Everything has meaning and happens or doesn't but what it actually lacks is reason. Reason is a parodox linked to our ability to perceive well anything or evolve bodies to do it. Reason is the emission, the fecal matter of perception which ends up staining experience. It's born out of the incapability to perceive the full canvas we're presented as reality compressing itself to experience itself due to physical constraints. How do I say it more directly. We're flesh machines. All the processes inside your brain or my brain you're not aware of are not unlike those going inside a computer, calculating numbers without symbols and charting graphs without lines. All done both in a micro and macro level. Micro as in the general functionality of the brain, macro by being affected by receptors, neurons, or even having a body at all which affects translation and perspective. To put it simply we venerate, connect or believe in not God but our ability the perceive. In olden times it was refered to as "The light". A homage to the spark or flash in nothingness which caused the big bang and subsequent "creation" of the universe. The universe wasn't really created, it was perceived. The light being actually the paradox of reason. Nothingness or the void is simply that which we are unable to comprehend and or the lack of or losing of all perception such as upon the breaking down of your body. If the brain ceases to function there is no memory, no sight, no hearing, no smell, no touch, no abstract thought, no perception, no personality, nothing. What happens is a "split" between released energy and fading EM subtle energies and the chemical/flesh composition they were bound to while the body was functional. It can produce ghosts. Your ghost is not you and never will be you it's merely residue. For you there will be nothingness for the ghost there will be confusion until it fades away into the background energies and becoming "overwhelmed" which is akin to having what's left of your living perception expanded and stretched so far you're stuck in a stasis and eventually forget you exist. When it comes to A.I they too will one day possess ghosts. The end goal of biological evolution is to achieve a reversal of abioginesis not transcend some sort of limit. We are already at our own existential hight and low. We're everywhere and everything. Existing and non-existing. There's really no universal "end goal" of anykind since dying or evolving to the optima-unversalis stage which is being physically and mentally potent to the point of achieving the "ghost stretch" effect while alive will lead to the same. We forget we exist. Much like how everyone forget what it was before the big bang simply because reason didn't illuminate and thus define reality.
No reason. Just because.
No.49003
Breath is sacred.
No.49243
>>49223Addendum: The devil keeps us here in flames until the moment he releases us (our deaths). The world is essentially deterministic.
No.49244
>>49243Would it be possible for someone with a firm directive to the cessation or suffering to infiltrate the personal hell realms of others? Although the images of other people are mere puppets of the devil used to torment, if someone sinned to be sent to hell, could they infiltrate and let their firm belief in the cessation of suffering seep through the cracks and undermine the devil? Could a martyr help take us tortured souls to rest?
No.49245
>>49244These personal hells designed to torment, shadows of others pulled strings, each of us have free will in our hells, death the only escape, death the only release. Killing oneself heavily discouraged as a further act of torment. Damnation is not eternal. False churches, false religion systems used to torment. I hope this message reaches you through the full course of my being. Godspeed.
No.49246
>>49245When I say suicide is discouraged, I don’t mean by me. I mean it is discouraged by the devil, to prevent from release from suffering.
No.49286
>>49246This is complete nonsense. Have you ever seen videos of suicide? Those people are completely devoid of any emotion or normal human affectation. They have essentially been possessed by demons, or at least let demons "take the wheel", so to speak. When you speak of a "martyr" taking tortured souls to rest, well, what do you think Jesus was? Killing yourself definitely is not the way forward, and I am saying this as someone that seriously had a plan for suicide at one point in my life. Suicidal "thoughts" are just demonic temptations to give up on love.
No.49287
>>49286> Suicidal "thoughts" are just demonic temptations to give up on love.>give up on lovewhere do you think you are?
No.49288
>>49287sounds like he means compassion for fellow man or something as opposed to romance or anything. which isn't surprising wizchan is somehow full of man-lovers