For Understanding Ourselves Better

[Padme Hansol]

In the path that goes to Godhead, we will be alone time to time. Satan and his Demons will be us time to time. Nothing is permanent. We as lower beings who have conciousness, always try to understand and use things but i dont think that can be the way to achieve Godhood. I guess it should be something that already inside of us. I have always try to research, reach, know as many information as i can. But it is a way that can be corrosive. I am here to ask a question but i really need everyone of yours original and true opinions (opinions do not have to be fact so feel free to say anything).
How would you explain the path that goes to Godhead?
Thank you and have a nice day!
Hail Shaitan

 

[Sonne]

I think it's all about understanding. As we understand, we advance, as we advance, we understand more, and as we understand more, we advance more. So in order to evolve to be able to understand what we cannot understand, we should understand what we can understand in the best possible way.

 

[kaelgr]

Becoming god does not mean being complete and finishing development. It means starting a new development, bigger and higher. If we want to be eternal, we must accept eternal development and struggle.

 

[HellGate]

Consider the analogy of the river I have come up with during exercise. As you step in, the cold hits hard, making every move feel like a struggle. The water's weight and temperature almost convince you to head back to the safety of the shore. But, driven by sheer willpower, you decide to tough it out, moving slowly as each stroke becomes more challenging.

In this ongoing battle, your soul adapts to the tough conditions, building inner strength crucial for survival. With every step forward, the once overwhelming task becomes more manageable, allowing for quicker movements. Your soul gains newfound agility. The icy waters transform, warming up, turning what was once a tough challenge into an enjoyable experience. It's now the sunrise. Progress becomes a source of pleasure, marking your triumph over difficulties and the achievement of a state where moving forward feels effortless and satisfying.

Ultimately, you arrive at the finish of the mortal journey and seamlessly transition onto the divine path. Everything becomes significantly more effortless and improved compared to the previous state. Your life undergoes a profound and lasting transformation.

The Magnum Opus may seem distant for many of us, but we can accelerate the process by applying commitment to our advancement.