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Again, I don't know if this is the right forum to post my little rant about, but I believe it is still on-topic in a way.
I find the whole thing about blackpill to be absolutely revolting and especially individuals like Clavicular.
Yes, looks are an important part but the problem lies in this worship of the flesh. As someone who has had a sort of Near Death Experience, I can assure that everything that is material, dies in the dirt, including the body.
By no means am I saying that you should neglect the body; the body itself is a vehicle for you to experience the world but by no means you should start worshiping the body as the Self. I frequently partake in meditation for long periods of time and eventhough I haven't reached any Enlightened state, I do feel like the human mind is much more than muscles and bones.
In Advaita Vedanta, the Self or Atman is the witness to everything; it is that which remains untouched by the plowing of time and as such, is the same as the eternal Brahman that is the bedrock of existence itself; Tat Tvam Asi or Thou Art That, the realization of which leads to satchitananda or the bliss of true knowledge.
Kashmir Shaivism takes this a step further and argues that the material world is an expression of Shiva and that every individual is Shiva contracting Himself to experience the bliss or ananda of recognizing ones trueself. Art produces Rasa or an effect on the perceiver who, moved by the art in front of them, experience the bliss of Shiva, making art, poetry, music and other artforms as legimate ways to achieve moksha or liberation.
Tantra transgresses societal norms as it considers everything to be divine, including sex and wine; though they must not be indulgent for the sake of it but as paths to liberation. Sex, especially, is incredibly sacred as it is the closest two human bodies can come together (no pun intended) to experience a mutual bliss.
What the above traditions point out is that the Self is much more expansive than the body but the body shouldn't be discarded but instead celebrated in a way that allows you to see your own vastness. Blackpill reduces the soul to the body and as seen in the case of Clavicular, leads to a beautiful cage where the soul rots and dies. Blackpill, for me, is the ultimate indoctrination of the supremacy of the Ego and the Matter, both transient and inevitably bred for decay.
These people need to sit in a creamtion ground and see the proud skins of many be ravaged by fire and become indistinguishable from dust.
I am not that well verse on Western occultism (thus I lurk here) but I would love to know ehat Occultists think of Blackpill (if they think about it at all)
Thanks for reading my rant.
Shantih, shantih, shantih
I find the whole thing about blackpill to be absolutely revolting and especially individuals like Clavicular.
Yes, looks are an important part but the problem lies in this worship of the flesh. As someone who has had a sort of Near Death Experience, I can assure that everything that is material, dies in the dirt, including the body.
By no means am I saying that you should neglect the body; the body itself is a vehicle for you to experience the world but by no means you should start worshiping the body as the Self. I frequently partake in meditation for long periods of time and eventhough I haven't reached any Enlightened state, I do feel like the human mind is much more than muscles and bones.
In Advaita Vedanta, the Self or Atman is the witness to everything; it is that which remains untouched by the plowing of time and as such, is the same as the eternal Brahman that is the bedrock of existence itself; Tat Tvam Asi or Thou Art That, the realization of which leads to satchitananda or the bliss of true knowledge.
Kashmir Shaivism takes this a step further and argues that the material world is an expression of Shiva and that every individual is Shiva contracting Himself to experience the bliss or ananda of recognizing ones trueself. Art produces Rasa or an effect on the perceiver who, moved by the art in front of them, experience the bliss of Shiva, making art, poetry, music and other artforms as legimate ways to achieve moksha or liberation.
Tantra transgresses societal norms as it considers everything to be divine, including sex and wine; though they must not be indulgent for the sake of it but as paths to liberation. Sex, especially, is incredibly sacred as it is the closest two human bodies can come together (no pun intended) to experience a mutual bliss.
What the above traditions point out is that the Self is much more expansive than the body but the body shouldn't be discarded but instead celebrated in a way that allows you to see your own vastness. Blackpill reduces the soul to the body and as seen in the case of Clavicular, leads to a beautiful cage where the soul rots and dies. Blackpill, for me, is the ultimate indoctrination of the supremacy of the Ego and the Matter, both transient and inevitably bred for decay.
These people need to sit in a creamtion ground and see the proud skins of many be ravaged by fire and become indistinguishable from dust.
I am not that well verse on Western occultism (thus I lurk here) but I would love to know ehat Occultists think of Blackpill (if they think about it at all)
Thanks for reading my rant.
Shantih, shantih, shantih