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Q&A #157

Question: So who are the titans? Why then cannot the One manifest itself through them? Is not Allah a vivid example of the very One that personifies all being and the divine in the impersonal Absolute?

Answer: There seems to be confusion in terms. In the One, everything is one, sorry for the obviousness. The conflict, polemos, is on the next level, when the One begins to unfold, reveal itself inside the world, which is its manifestation. This is the principle of two, by the way, the Neoplatonists believed that exactly two is the first number and the beginning of the series, because everything starts with two.
The One always manifests itself according to the principle of manifestation-in-concealment, therefore, yes, and the titanic principle is, as it were, embraced and taken into the One, but inside it it performs its binary function of opposition.
Allah? I'm sorry, what?
Here it should be clearly taken into account that the Abrahamic God - he does not have a common measure with the creation, he is fundamentally different from it, and the creature is never "converted" into the Creator. In pagan traditions, in Advaita-monism, etc., the world is the complexly revealed and from-itself-in-itself-hidden Divine.

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Q&A #157

Question: So who are the titans? Why then cannot the One manifest itself through them? Is not Allah a vivid example of the very One that personifies all being and the divine in the impersonal Absolute?

Answer: There seems to be confusion in terms. In the One, everything is one, sorry for the obviousness. The conflict, polemos, is on the next level, when the One begins to unfold, reveal itself inside the world, which is its manifestation. This is the principle of two, by the way, the Neoplatonists believed that exactly two is the first number and the beginning of the series, because everything starts with two.
The One always manifests itself according to the principle of manifestation-in-concealment, therefore, yes, and the titanic principle is, as it were, embraced and taken into the One, but inside it it performs its binary function of opposition.
Allah? I'm sorry, what?
Here it should be clearly taken into account that the Abrahamic God - he does not have a common measure with the creation, he is fundamentally different from it, and the creature is never "converted" into the Creator. In pagan traditions, in Advaita-monism, etc., the world is the complexly revealed and from-itself-in-itself-hidden Divine.

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