Can I be a part of your super secret cool club?
Posted: 04 Jan 2019 05:10
Oh wait, on second thought, I'm alright. You guys do you.
Honestly, I'm not convinced most of the accounts on here aren't sock accounts from 1 or a few nobodies who think their art project is super edgy.
Assuming you won't delete this post for crapping on your little parade here, but I got a few issues with your whole premise:
1) Your transhuman/collective unconsciousness pan-human awakening BS is incredibly stupid, not to mention hypocritical, considering the moment humanity hypothetically were to 'wake up' and communicate unfettered by language or corporeal particulars, would be the exact moment individuality dies. There goes your whole secretive club, not to mention David Donkey-riders self-aggrandizing arrogance.
On top of this, if that level of openness were truly something you valued, you wouldn't hide behind cryptic nonsense. If you truly offered something of value to the world, you would share it, or at least incentivize those visiting with some sort of tangible reward, so as to push your benign spirituality more effectively.
2) For all of the science-messianism one sees in the forums here, it truly is baffling how completely unscientific this premise is. This ideology is based on what, infantile numerology and esoteric initiatory traditions from centuries ago? A completely uncritical and revisionist reading of religious texts? Even the math being presented itself is childish. Why study quantum mechanics (or, further along that same route, a real scientific discipline) or any sort of complicated yet pragmatic and generative mathematical system, when you can "reduce to deduce" your way to the divine! Ethereal Pre-Algebra, as it were!
Humanity largely dropped these Mystery Initiations for a reason: we turned to disciplines which legitimately could be said to improve our lives. The self-importance here is nauseating. B-b-but, the number 9! "9-7-3, just-don't-look-to-me!"
3) These sorts of sites prey on those with actual mental illness. I don't think the creators of this drivel are mentally unstable, I just think they're a little too well read on ultimately worthless subjects. The issue arises when, after pushing schizophrenic sounding nonsense, actual schizophrenics show up in hordes to feed off paranoia, whether of 'psychic vampires' or numerological abstractions.
Perhaps most insulting of all, however, is the complete lack of artistic genuity. Anyone can garble some number nonsense, copy and paste a bunch of spiritual hogwash from SacredTexts, formulate a super basic maths formula, etc. It does not matter, ultimately, if you manage to create a sizable maze out of it, either. How much more impressed would I be, if the artist had managed to in fact create something of tangible effort, worth, and beauty in it's own right: An artistic invention that draws the experiencer in, not through cryptic gimmicks and conjured esoteric intrigue, but through strength, aesthetics and self-evident merit.
Collectively, too many guests have wasted their time browsing this 'community'. And the sad part is, it's not really even that inspirational, just irritating for the vast majority of us. Congrats on creating a nuisance.
Honestly, I'm not convinced most of the accounts on here aren't sock accounts from 1 or a few nobodies who think their art project is super edgy.
Assuming you won't delete this post for crapping on your little parade here, but I got a few issues with your whole premise:
1) Your transhuman/collective unconsciousness pan-human awakening BS is incredibly stupid, not to mention hypocritical, considering the moment humanity hypothetically were to 'wake up' and communicate unfettered by language or corporeal particulars, would be the exact moment individuality dies. There goes your whole secretive club, not to mention David Donkey-riders self-aggrandizing arrogance.
On top of this, if that level of openness were truly something you valued, you wouldn't hide behind cryptic nonsense. If you truly offered something of value to the world, you would share it, or at least incentivize those visiting with some sort of tangible reward, so as to push your benign spirituality more effectively.
2) For all of the science-messianism one sees in the forums here, it truly is baffling how completely unscientific this premise is. This ideology is based on what, infantile numerology and esoteric initiatory traditions from centuries ago? A completely uncritical and revisionist reading of religious texts? Even the math being presented itself is childish. Why study quantum mechanics (or, further along that same route, a real scientific discipline) or any sort of complicated yet pragmatic and generative mathematical system, when you can "reduce to deduce" your way to the divine! Ethereal Pre-Algebra, as it were!
Humanity largely dropped these Mystery Initiations for a reason: we turned to disciplines which legitimately could be said to improve our lives. The self-importance here is nauseating. B-b-but, the number 9! "9-7-3, just-don't-look-to-me!"
3) These sorts of sites prey on those with actual mental illness. I don't think the creators of this drivel are mentally unstable, I just think they're a little too well read on ultimately worthless subjects. The issue arises when, after pushing schizophrenic sounding nonsense, actual schizophrenics show up in hordes to feed off paranoia, whether of 'psychic vampires' or numerological abstractions.
Perhaps most insulting of all, however, is the complete lack of artistic genuity. Anyone can garble some number nonsense, copy and paste a bunch of spiritual hogwash from SacredTexts, formulate a super basic maths formula, etc. It does not matter, ultimately, if you manage to create a sizable maze out of it, either. How much more impressed would I be, if the artist had managed to in fact create something of tangible effort, worth, and beauty in it's own right: An artistic invention that draws the experiencer in, not through cryptic gimmicks and conjured esoteric intrigue, but through strength, aesthetics and self-evident merit.
Collectively, too many guests have wasted their time browsing this 'community'. And the sad part is, it's not really even that inspirational, just irritating for the vast majority of us. Congrats on creating a nuisance.