Rules of godhood?

[Blizzard_Owl]

What are the extents of immortality once you become a god? Could you put yourself in a self sustaining meditative state for millennia? Could you regenerate your body after being shred to pieces? Would your soul evaporate if you don't meditate or does the serpent rising permanently solve that?

 

[Rroco88]

If you think you're gonna need to be staying paralysed and meditate continuously after the Magnum Opus, you're wrong.

Magnum Opus means, achieving immortality so that you do not die of old age or illness anymore. A supreme state of heath.

While it is possible to regenerate your body in miraculous ways, your body is not indestructible, and can die, in an explosion for example, where your body would be completely destroyed or, as you said "shed to pieces", however, being able to reincarnate with the serpent already risen.

It would of course be almost impossible to die, even in an explosion as I said above and that's because your intuition would be really strong, and your spiritual power as well, so you would be able to intuitively know if something tragic is going to happen and to take measures to protect yourself and others around you. So very low chances that someone will die after doing the Magnum Opus, close to 0.

Also there's this video I seen some time ago, with a practitioner of spiritual practices, who was healing people, and in the video he also wanted to demonstrate the power of the mind and he shot himself in his palm, to show that it will not penetrate his skin, and so it was. Know that the Gods are at a way higher level.

And your soul would not evaporate if you don't meditate. However, you would need to meditate way more frequently than you are before the MO, more and more advanced techniques.

Your advancement doesn't stop with Magnum Opus. There will always be more knowledge to gain, more spiritual power, more powerful abilities, the path is endless.

 

[NakedPluto [JG]]

The rules of Godhood is that we first must become fullfiled humans. So let's become humans first and dutifully respect our condition, and act upon this here and now.