Every religious practice has it's ultimate goal and from my understanding the ultimate goal of Zevism is to become a god. Unlike others where the goal is to goto heaven. So my question is once a Zevist does enough work to become a god then what? Do you being to create your own world and universe or maybe help other's or is it whatever the person(god in this case) determines for themselves?
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Lead TranslatorAskSatanOperator wrote:View source Every religious practice has it's ultimate goal and from my understanding the ultimate goal of Zevism is to become a god. Unlike others where the goal is to goto heaven. So my question is once a Zevist does enough work to become a god then what? Do you being to create your own world and universe or maybe help other's or is it whatever the person(god in this case) determines for themselves?
Zevism is a path of eternal self-improvement.
You keep moving forward for eternity.
Becoming a God is just a gate to infinite potential. This is just when the path becomes endless and where you can actually reach unthinkable heights.
"Going to haven" has multiple meaning, for one this is a state of consciousness, and also a real place where advanced souls reside, also called as Elysian fields in Greek mythology. This also means a risen kundlini, as the kundalini raised to heaven, aka to the crown chakra, this closely corresponds to the state of consciousness I mentioned first.