#existential theory

[psychinfo]

[hiddenfaithy]

Sequel to Other Side of Omega. Life was hard enough running from Cerberus with her turian friend, but now the ex-Cerberus experiment Athena finds herself struggling with remaining human when the Reapers start arriving. Dreams and a fear of death bring Athena to the edge, and without Aria there to help her, she might submit to the synthetic side of her as the voices grow stronger.

As Athena’s time on the Normandy draws to a close, EDI has a gift for her.

[psychinfo]

[phoenixphireinc]

Algorithm for Reprogramming |

Yahweh had implemented monikers to remind His people of Him and to heal them from their maladies and grievances. Many symbols we use in modern life came from gifts bestowed upon us from Yah. From observations, as a whole, in Biblical History disobedience of idolatry has been the act against Yah’s love for us that has actively ordered His steps to consider the physical monikers and likenesses to be deemed “sinful”. He had to take away the goddesses, the caduceus, even astronomology because we looked to and praised those physical things instead of acknowledging, first, the birther of all things. How do we eliminate the desire for tangible ritualistic processes to take in and on the fullness of all Yahweh has birthed?

[phoenixphireinc]

What if Yahweh gave the goddesses another chance? In today.

What if they’d “submitted” to Yahweh instead of following Baal?

Would they be the crowning stars in the sky?

Would the realm of Heavenly angels be oriented differently?

There’s something to be said about saving the lives of the Feminine, when there’s proof that multiple Masculines in one space don’t work out too well. They say men get along more than women do but women being at odds was learned behavior. Women convened at wells, sewing circles, living rooms, gardens, and kitchens. Men almost always require a pissing contest with one another. So what would the Kingdom of Heaven be like if the goddesses offered genuine repentance to Yahweh?

[imelimelz]

11:07am

[kuriousendeavors]

I forget what theory of existence it is that refers to "the light at the end of the tunnel" could also be the first light you see out of the womb, But like, what if babies cry so much because they're mourning their old life? Or because they're frustrated at their lack of communication skills in this body This is a badly worded but wild concept to me

[thequoteaday]

What then is man? He is a being who continuously decides what he is: a being who equally harbors the potential to descend to the level of a beast or to ascend to the life of a saint.

Viktor Frankl