/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>19528417
My mission in a nutshell. What's more egregious is the set of people who make eristic claims it's an overthought phantasm despite Ryukishi's clear deliberation, which can be shown ostensively through the monist universal substance of the creator, 0->1, Haworthia's shunya (in reference to 0->1), the illusory dichotomy of magic:trick, magic's existence at all+practitioners being recognized as true magicians, et cetera. These are common threads in Advaita Vedanta and like I've said a million times, Madhyamaka Buddhism, and we know Ryukishi rightfully values these religions and their literary merit, because scripture does comprise the core of the literary and historical canons.

The mystery is a vessel for the philosophy. Even in actual detective fiction, the mystery is just an engine for the characters. It's by metaphor, like Lambdadelta and Bernkastel. Some mysteries are insular and recreational, but in literature, mysteries are essentially a force of nature for the author to disguise his impetus with. You must be truly incompetent to let Umineko end at the mystery. It's like forgetting phrases lay upon an umbral structure with multiple phases, which is governed by unconscious laws, which also sit upon ineffable understanding, downward to the rawest and most sublime elemental metaphysics.

>>19450481
I don't know /pol/ memes, and it's not about occultism anyway. Regardless of your philosophical position, there is no justification for human sacrifices or any other criminal act. Also, that's low magic/thaumaturgy, which is a far cry from the actual magic we find in these philosophers and their sage predecessors. It's in line with metaphysics first, but some occult principles are useful analogues for understanding the real magic. In fact, between philosophy, spirituality, literature, and occultism, occultism was always much more peripheral than the others, but it's useful for understanding the magic in Umineko. What you're afraid of isn't even related. Magic exists, but not as people, and especially purist occultists, think. But these are still all pivotal to a wholesome understanding of Umineko.

>>18913765
Huh? No way, I'm already a witch of certainty! No need to aspire for what I've attained.

>>18913761
We can make something like that happen, but you'll never be an adequate replacement for Lambdadelta, of course.