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what are we really here for
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Very fascinating question, from my speculation reasons are:
A- objective and physical: we are a bunch of disposable slaves, a condition we have been subjected to for probably many centuries.
B- subjective and metaphysical: whatever you wanna believe in and live for, be it love or evil, you can create your reason and reality.
A- objective and physical: we are a bunch of disposable slaves, a condition we have been subjected to for probably many centuries.
B- subjective and metaphysical: whatever you wanna believe in and live for, be it love or evil, you can create your reason and reality.
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Moved thread to Philosophy section, does not belong in occult sections.
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Life has no intrinsic reason or meaning; you have to create that for yourself.
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I believe that this, much like the Wheel in the Tarot, is a passage — a way of progressing according to the mission our Higher Self carries within. Only if we gain experience from what does not allow us spiritual elevation can we truly move forward in this dimension, advancing our own evolution and, consequently, the evolution of the universe itself, which renews through the evolution of the soul.
On the other hand, it is not so simple. The challenges are cyclical and often lead us back into the same eternal pattern. Thus, the famous ouroboros renews itself, sometimes preventing the evolution of souls.
In the end, the world is divided into two circles that form an eight, and the meaning of the eight lies in dividing the worlds, integrating them, and ultimately becoming unity.
On the other hand, it is not so simple. The challenges are cyclical and often lead us back into the same eternal pattern. Thus, the famous ouroboros renews itself, sometimes preventing the evolution of souls.
In the end, the world is divided into two circles that form an eight, and the meaning of the eight lies in dividing the worlds, integrating them, and ultimately becoming unity.