Tesla
Fallen Angel
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This universe started with the masculine because of its dialectical nature. Masculinity as a concept, beyond even human convention, is about standing out, overcoming, and dialectics are all about overcoming through negation (standing out) and synthesis. The masculine is, thus, dialectic.
Because everything material must be subordinated to another material to justify its existence, the only logical explanation to this universe's origin is that it came from nothing and negated that nothingness, rather than moving from 'something'. Such dialectical movement is seen not only in human civilization, but nature as a whole (evolution, motion physics, chemistry).
That means, reality started with the masculine. Humans, being self-conscious, are not only aware of themselves in relation to society, but in relation to all existence; we are but a reflection of the universe' own capability, the cosmos looking at itself to correct errors.
And satanism is about rebellion to structure, to correctness. No wonder they call themselves 'post-structuralists' and describe reality as self-indulgent phenomena. That's why they contradict the masculine, a structure, with forced feminization of said structure.
It's not that the feminine is bad or satanic, but the forcing of femininity in things that really aren't supposed to be. Bring this analogy to whatever level you want, it'll work: progressives pushing transgenders and gynocentrism? Check. "Flexibilization" of rules, rather than their rearrangement? Check.
The falling of men is a reflection of the Universe's own squirming to deal with the evil it produced at the beginning by definition, since universality can't be truly complete without encompassing its dialectical negation as well. Evil is finitude itself, the end of integrity.
Because everything material must be subordinated to another material to justify its existence, the only logical explanation to this universe's origin is that it came from nothing and negated that nothingness, rather than moving from 'something'. Such dialectical movement is seen not only in human civilization, but nature as a whole (evolution, motion physics, chemistry).
That means, reality started with the masculine. Humans, being self-conscious, are not only aware of themselves in relation to society, but in relation to all existence; we are but a reflection of the universe' own capability, the cosmos looking at itself to correct errors.
And satanism is about rebellion to structure, to correctness. No wonder they call themselves 'post-structuralists' and describe reality as self-indulgent phenomena. That's why they contradict the masculine, a structure, with forced feminization of said structure.
It's not that the feminine is bad or satanic, but the forcing of femininity in things that really aren't supposed to be. Bring this analogy to whatever level you want, it'll work: progressives pushing transgenders and gynocentrism? Check. "Flexibilization" of rules, rather than their rearrangement? Check.
The falling of men is a reflection of the Universe's own squirming to deal with the evil it produced at the beginning by definition, since universality can't be truly complete without encompassing its dialectical negation as well. Evil is finitude itself, the end of integrity.
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