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The One is beyond rest and motion, beyond self and otherness, beyond unity and difference.
Likewise the Unified/Being, is both rest and motion, both self and otherness, both unity and difference. As Plato proved in his Sophist (243-249d)and Parmenides and Philebus.

Choice is good, the mystery of choice begets the capacity for evil.
Therefore there is evil for otherwise Necessity would enslave us, and herself then be evil.
The power and mystery of choice has made each soul that is here to be here longer than it was meant to be according to Necessity.
These choices produce pain, for we have in a way fallen from heaven (or so it appears to our now far more limited souls).
This pain is nothing but the innate "knowledge" that there is more, that we could be more. The irony is that it was the exact same Will that made us decline from what we believe is heaven.
The One is infinite, we can always rise higher, closer—and every step up the ladder of love is ecstasy, and seeing the step above is suffering (for suffering is nothing but the memory of a better state).
The absence of pain shall itself beget pain, for it is stagnation, and Life is movement.
Embrace True Tradition pseud.