Initiation: How To Truly Become Divine

[amnesiake]

so you think zeus is a person?

 

[Hs666]

so you think zeus is a person?

Read here: Our Eternal Head God: Zeus, Eternal Truth & His Identities

 

[amnesiake]

i already read all of this thank you.

 

[Hárbarðr]

What is Path and what is Gods? From what i understood Gods are merely codes and symbols and parables for initiated, they're not real beings but the things for what they stand are real, and Path is mostly gaining more awareness through various techniques mostly meditation. I think Truth already presented itself in the form of buddhism, where meditation like vipassana method is more important than learning stuff through reading and philosophizing and you eventually start seeing the illusionary nature of this reality and what if left can't be translated into words.

No, the Gods are real (they are our teachers and guides) and Buddhism is a psyop like Christianity. It's the opposite of the truth, it's lies meant to confuse people. The final purpose here is to empower your soul and become a divine being yourself, not to destroy your sense of self like Buddhism aims to do. And we practice active power meditations that has a lot of visualizations and work on empowering and balancing our subtle bodies (chakras, auras and other things), not just passive "vipassana". Passive meditation isn't enough to get your to Godhood.

 

[amnesiake]

I don't agree that Buddhism is a psyop though such a point of view can exist. Buddhism is actually just eastern Gnosticism and i see why you see it as psyop. By detatching from yourself, you're not really dissapear, only a false personality dissapears, leaving you as a field of consciousness where you can become anything you want. Buddha clearly still had an individuality, he didn't become like a drop in the ocean. But this is how i personally see it. I believe what you achieve in this path can't be really translated to a rational mind, so confusions arise. That's why Buddhism died in India (well they were expelled). It's just didn't sound nice to people (to become nothing). Unlike Xtianity it didn't sugarcoated anything with promises of eternal life and justice.