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[Anonymous No.14834802]

all of reality is a prison. the question is, whats outside this prison? the thing that made it is something way beyond us.

[Anonymous No.14834804]

You must be over 18 to post here; also, lay off the Rick and Morty.

[Anonymous No.14835375]

>>14834802
Creator is black

[Anonymous No.14835419]

>>14834802
It's our birth, we can't remember it so of course it's beyond us.

[Anonymous No.14835423]

>>14834802
it can't be explained, so it's pointless to try

[Anonymous No.14835429]

>>14834802
boltzmann true neutralization

[Anonymous No.14835440]

the malevolent demiurge

[Anonymous No.14835444]

>Now, all this universe was then undifferentiated. It became differentiated by name and form: it was known by such and such a name and such and such a form. Thus to this day this universe is differentiated by name and form; so it is said. "He has such a name and such a form." This Self has entered into these bodies up to the very tips of the nails, as a razor lies hidden in its case, or as fire, which sustains the world, lies hidden in its source. People do not see the Self, for when viewed in parts It is incomplete: when breathing, It is called the vital breath; when speaking, the organ of speech; when seeing, the eye; when hearing, the ear; when thinking, the mind. These are merely Its names according to Its functions. He who meditates on one or another of Its aspects does not know, for It is then incomplete: the Self is separated from Its totality by being associated with a single characteristic. The Self alone is to be meditated upon, for in It all these become unified. Of all these, this Self alone should be known, for one knows all these through It, just as one may find an animal which is lost through its footprints. He who thus knows the Self obtains fame and association with dear ones.

>This, verily, is the honey which Dadhyach, versed in the Atharva Veda, taught the Asvins. The Mantra perceived this and said: "He made bodies with two feet; He made bodies with four feet. Having first become a bird, He, the Supreme Person, entered the bodies. On account of His dwelling in all bodies, He is called the Person. There is nothing that is not covered by Him, nothing that is not pervaded by Him."

>‘Whoever has realized and intimately known the Self, Which has entered this perilous and perplexing place, is the maker of the universe; for he is the maker of all. All is his Self and he, again, is indeed the Self of all.’

[Anonymous No.14836738]

>>14835444
J. Krishnamurti

[Anonymous No.14836864]

>>14834802
>the thing that made it
There we go with these baseless assumptions