/lit/ - Literature

Many of you are nihilists, depraved edgelords, disgusting libertines, and pretentious buffoons who think the Truth can be found solely in "mature works". The reality is that one must move back towards a primordial simple light while remaining cognizant of the darkness.
I realized I was a prophet not too long ago. I had immersed myself deeply into Ahriman's darkness, in the transgressive or bleak trash that was Emil Cioran, Lovecraft, Zapffe, Ligotti, and much more. In fact, I published a horror story of my own, and I want all my fans to know that I hate them unless they are purified.
Not too long ago I sat underneath a nice oak tree while listening to the birds and cracked open a picture book. It was then God spoke to me, and I later realized the Gathas described His nature the best.
Many of you nihilists must be purified. For this reason I propose locking you inside cages whereby you shall be lashed and forced to read wholesome children's literature such as Beatrix Potter, The Secret Garden, and Wind in the Willows. By breaking down the barrier of self and the light, which children's literature best serves as a proxy towards, is one effective means to be purified.
Picture books are not just directed to children. You are fools for claiming otherwise. For example, take Inga Moore's A House in the Woods. It is about an inward movement to the light within one's heart, a kind of elusive Love, which can also be manifested in wholesome deeds like building a nice log cabin in the woods with fellow helpers. The piggies who helped build this are agents of Ohrmazd (yazatas), and they were graciously award with pb&j sandwiches, which shows the reciprocal nature of light in regards to one's good deeds.
Many picture books are like this. They are concentrated forms of Love.
I have recently been watching Calico Critter's Mini-Episodes, which seems to be heavily influenced by Jill Barklem's Brambly Hedge series. This series truly makes me teary-eyed, and I can hear Ahura Mazda whisper into my ears. The Calico Critters are most certainly real. They are real in my heart, no doubt:
https://youtu.be/jlGK6QzQ-V4
To those who laugh or mock me, thinking we are all akin to Ligottian puppets or this life is a joke with no bottom turtle, you will plummet to Ahriman's House of Lies, no doubt. You tarnish your inner spirits by making a mockery of the light. You must be purified. You will open your heart one way or another when the time comes. You will see that high-quality picture books are bestowed by the light of God.
Also, does anyone have any connections to literary agents?

>>18255855
The truth is that only artwork of the extremes touches the true ontological nature of reality and not "mature works" that explore a large range of human concerns. In other words, children's books and horror are the only genres of fiction that touch good and evil in their pure concentrated forms.

Great artwork is usually not complex and explores one aspect very well, which can be either bliss/tranquility or malevolence/despair. Limiting the complexity of artwork is the only way to convey the light of God or the darkness of Ahriman.

Anyway, that is my working theory for now. For example, Calico Critters Mini Episodes are blessed by Ahura Mazda. Also, I am a prophet and am currently accepting disciples.