Those born Divine are better off left unaware:

“Let §leep’И GöDD§ lie..

Whether it be in bed or word”

That being said, when ignorance inevitably ignites N2 holy vision, there’s typically 2 ways 4 them 2 take:

1. They stop pretending & decide to do anything they want with “No’ Consequence”
2. They take the words, “with great power comes great power,” so they try to shape the world in their vision, rather than their image..

I started to give away the point I’m trying to make with the difference in description, though I’ll lay it out more formally here.

People often view the 1st group as selfish, tne 2nd being selfless. They give up their Divine duty… I might explain that more later..

Tne thing is <I thought I’d mention “tne” is a little tick my autocorrect has, where it changes “the” to “tne.” I’ve learned, rather realized, that this is one of the ways my subconscious let’s me know it’s trying to tell me something<more>through my writing, so now I tend to leave it as a clue for my self, rather than correcting the easily readable mistake…>

Long tangent about my self, what’s new..

But back to the point: the thing about the 1st group is that they’re the ones who are actually doing their Divine duty. To be Divine is to be a perfect reflection of a concept. To go against Divine desire is to be Satan.

Divine Desire & Temptation R basically opposite sides of 2 headed coin..

So, what am I trying to say? If Ü realize you’re bring an asshole, then stop acting like 1 since you think Ü don’t want to B that way, then all you’re doing is lying to your self…

I don’t feel like continuing that thought at the moment…

The 2nd group aren’t selfless, just §elf-Яighteous…

I’m a little annoyed at my self right now, but not really because I realize there’s a point for this blockage N my brain. Whatever…I wanted to mention a quote about 2 philosophers commenting on how 1 decided to build society based on the philosopher’s vision for society, rather than the Natural reality that exists regardless öF Whö “I Am” really…