I refuse the insistence that man must transcend somewhere or that he himself must transcend into somthing else from what he already is.
I believe reality is completely relative and that there is no sense in restraining ourselves to some narrow perceivement of some fantastical objective improvement especially when all we have is assumptions guided to us by other’s metaphysical absurdities.
I deny that there is any objective meaning in the cosmos beyond ourselves being physically alive and the death of our own individual existences over time.
There is no single universal mode for all people outside our present condition as there exists nothing but our historical situations.
I believe what is deemed “sacred” is the prime obstacle to our freedom ironically invented by our own imaginations.
I believe that in order to embrace freedom for what it is the world needs to be demysticized.
Only until we kill every God and idol will we rid ourselves of the absurdities that has hold us back throughout our histories.
(This includes the supernatural and the secular both.)
God was invented out of a traumatized psyche. It is time that men come to the understanding that we no longer need Gods or idols. Now is the time that everyone embraces their own will to power where they themselves can be masters here on earth.
Let us all become masters of our own lives. Let us hail ourselves as individual masters.
The beginning of time began not with relevations but instead with nothingness and ever since the cosmos has not spoken a word to us in its indifference.
I agree with demystification. And actually, I idealize the Greek and Roman systems of structure and philosophies. Describing Gods as humans actually makes sense to me for some reason…
I predict an Age of Reason in the future, depending on whether the human specie lasts long enough!
Responsibility is a moral judgement that I do not adhere to.
Responsibility is like saying that men must orchestrate particular acts in the motion of freedom.
In reality men shouldn’t do anything. You say men should be responsible. I will then ask, why? In which you will reply only with a useless moral conjecture.
a very funny contradiction but sadly not a proper one
when he said let us become the gods of our own lives, he meant it in a state of mind kind of way (and not in some divine state of mind). he meant it in a demysticized sense
in the latter statement when he spoke of transcendence, it was geared towards divine enlightenment, not “clearing up a delusion” as i’m sure joker would like to put it
