LINKS AND CORRECTIONS: If you want to work with an experienced study coach teaching maths, philosophy, and study skills then book your session at josephfolleytutoring@gmail.com. Previous clients include students at the University of Cambridge and the LSE. Support me on Patreon here: patreon.com/UnsolicitedAdvice701?Link& Sign up to my email list for more philosophy to improve your life: forms.gle/YYfaCaiQw9r6YfkN7 CORRECTIONS: Near the beginning of the video I say that humanity falls from Heaven. I meant to say "Eden"

@cryybby

2 ай бұрын

And I love cry baby music😅😅 you forgot that part too:)

@nemanjamarkovic2444

2 ай бұрын

My analysis lucifer is a cuckold

@terryjross1184

2 ай бұрын

Satan is a salesman / woman I stopped buying what he sells but now a d again I see his point of view It was and is an illusion as the Satan is already in me

@terryjross1184

2 ай бұрын

I preferred heaven

@joseestrada8656

2 ай бұрын

Amazing video.

"It is so easy to let our identities craft themselves without any conscious interference" love it

How did he come to hate mankind? He worked in retail.

@user-kl8ef2fu7q

Ай бұрын

He don't hate all mankind only those who don't serve him +hail Satan+

@junjunpyotv7600

27 күн бұрын

Welcome to mgronalds!

@kallista5194

7 күн бұрын

Everyone who works in retail comes to loathe mankind.

This is pure liquid gold, each and every sentence has such weight.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video

@ingenuity1394

3 ай бұрын

​@@unsolicitedadvice9198Hey your english is hard to understand. I listen at .75 spedd and words are also difficult I think you are too much educated i saw you hell is other people video as well

@DJWESG1

3 ай бұрын

​@@ingenuity1394 he isn't 'too much educated', he can't be 'too english' when speaking his own language. Yes he may speak rather fast, and thefor be harder for others not of this tongue to grasp. Use english more, read more, speak more, and in time it'll too speed up and you will understand it when spoken at speed.

@docmix

3 ай бұрын

@@ingenuity1394 I think you may be under educated. If you have trouble comprehending beautifully articulated English, use the subtitles

@ynpavo

2 ай бұрын

⁠@@docmix“under educated“ while speaking to someone in your first language that is using it as his second is a bold take.

"Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is..." By far my favorite line

@yuehanbai9984

Ай бұрын

That's in The Crow.

@crow4936

21 күн бұрын

​@@yuehanbai9984the line in the crow is abashed the devil stood and wept for he saw how evil goodness is .

Your oratory skills are impressive. You speak concisely and directly, embedding each sentence with a clear concept that builds towards the conclusion. Well done. Subscribed.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! That’s very kind

@ZecZli

2 ай бұрын

Me too. Right now. 👍🙏👋

@Super1d3go

2 ай бұрын

Seriously. The conciseness of form and function had me subscribe.

@willbucknell3804

2 ай бұрын

Could not agree more, amazing insight from this young man. He has my subscription as well…

@sootuckchoong7077

2 ай бұрын

But how can Satan deceive Adam and Eve... if God did not throw Satan down to the Earth? Didn't God make a mistake of throwing him to the Earth while there are billions of Galaxies, Stars and Planets that God can have thrown Satan and all the Fallen Angels to?

I'm equally interested in the concepts in the lore behind Demon: the Fallen a game by White Wolf that describes the psychology behind Lucifer. In that version they describe Lucifer more like a promethian figure that tries to awaken adam and eve before their time out of "love" for them, wanting them to be aware of them and all the splendor of existence, to take a peek beyond the veil and realize they are not alone. But as things degenerate you realize that Lucifer and the other rebellious angels "love" was actually mostly a shallow form of vanity in which they had to have their actions be perceived and loved. They worked so hard to create the garden and the world for them, they just wanted to be seen and acknowledged; they couldn't even talk to god. Though he invited any angel to share in his thoughts on the matter any who took him up never returned. It's a wildly different take on the story of Genesis and the Fall, painting Lucifer first as a tragic person who GENUINELY means well, and as they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. It's just as interesting to see how quickly their love turns to hate, like a scorned lover, or a friend who feels betrayed.

@alena-qu9vj

3 ай бұрын

Exactly. Lucifer is the energy you feel behind most of the world's "charitable" ideologies.

@DJWESG1

3 ай бұрын

The red berries are very attractive, and I'm very hungry.. What can go wrong?

@NightmareRex6

2 ай бұрын

this video also describes that "love" is atualy something else kzread.info/dash/bejne/dKWXprqCqJmpcZs.html

@sitdowndogbreath

2 ай бұрын

Yeah especially when you're desperate

@randylahey8207

2 ай бұрын

Love that take. It sounds eerily familiar to many in the modern day who exclaim their virtue for all to see, with the recognition being far more important than any action they might actually undertake. It's not nearly as absolute, leaving an obvious path we can all recognize from having seen it so very often. Hell is rarely a freefall. It's a slow steady progression downwards where each step reinforces the last. And extreme vanity is a sure sign someone is on that path..

Most of what we take for granted today was called Satanic by so many in the past.

@4dy4dy

3 ай бұрын

For example?

@afribeanner

3 ай бұрын

Elvis, Rock n Roll, birth control, Human rights, Woman's rights, Freedom of speech, the sexual revolution, the industrial revolution, the combustion engine, aeroplanes, the printing press, mass literacy, the earth not being believed as flat etc etc etc. The list is very long. So often what is taken for granted today was seen as the work of Satan before it's mass adoption. @@4dy4dy

@afribeanner

3 ай бұрын

Elvis, rock and roll, the world being round, the industrial revolution, the printing press, women's rights, aircraft, the combustion engine, mass literacy, freedom of speech etc etc etc. @@4dy4dy

@user-ip9fp8ug5y

3 ай бұрын

​​@@4dy4dy Gay people not being stoned to death, Women not being treated like property. All modern technology would have been seen as witch craft a few centuries ago. Etc

@jeffsterling2809

3 ай бұрын

@@user-ip9fp8ug5yThey still do it in the Middle East and call the west satanic. Madness.

You speak like a Greek philosopher and absolutely have me captivated, especially with such a subject. I feel oddly compelled to hold onto each word, like I'm on the edge of my seat. You my sir have gained a new subscriber.

@QueenCousland

Ай бұрын

He's unique, indeed.

@quinn2014

Ай бұрын

@@QueenCousland oddly compelling to me.

@QueenCousland

Ай бұрын

@@quinn2014 Well... As for me. 🤭

Was searching was this after watching a lot of your Philosophy videos. This channel is a gem and this is a nice treat.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I am very glad you are enjoying the videos. I really enjoyed making this one

@coldpotatoes2556

3 ай бұрын

@@unsolicitedadvice9198 no probs, I really enjoy fresh interpretations of philosophical ideas, you got a knack for it👍

Walter White admitted at the end that he did it for himself cause he was good at it and he was alive. When pride can be twisted 😮

Please, don't ever stop at what you are doing now brother. I really appreciate your work.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@heatherstrigens258

4 күн бұрын

Yeah you’re born for this.

Cosmic significance in meaning is not always what it’s cracked up to be gave me chills

This is my favorite work ever written and I'm so glad you made a video on it!

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Ah I am glad you are watching it! The book is a real masterpiece in my opinion

those who say that Christianity is boring and there is no epicness in philosophy, have obviously not read this poem. Also maybe be careful around people who have those views because they are the ignorant destructive types. I love how Milton made it so evident the inevitable doom that Satan faces and how Satan still desires to rebel and take humanity down along with him. The point of when Satan could have had a turning point upon gazing at Eve, was very interesting and I have heard other theories that it wasn't just resentment and hatred that drove Satan to corrupt her, but that he was lustful and committed sexual acts with her.

@scottanos9981

Ай бұрын

That would imply Satan has a physical body to experience lust in the first place. One of his greatest frustrations against God is his inability to experience carnal experiences, thus he wishes to inflict pain and folly in the mortals because of his wrath.

@doug2555

17 күн бұрын

I'm an atheist but I find Christianity interesting at the least. Same thing with Buddhism and Hinduism. At the very least you can learn some neat philosophy.

@jeusmarcomascarina4102

12 күн бұрын

Christianity is composed of different people we doesn't need to be unify like what most christian think.

@jeusmarcomascarina4102

12 күн бұрын

​​@@doug2555even you can say there is no God but you can think that how opposing each other really start the chaos. As remained christian I separated myself in church because they are blinded by passive tongue. I can tell that I only see God as the ideal conquerer but left us. And the rest flattered words to praised God. But most christian only see goodness and not their bad acts which is problematic. For me even atheist the only way to save yourself is wisdom. That is why we search clearance in our entire life.

@73N5H1

10 күн бұрын

Calling Paradise Lost Christianity is misleading. The modern equivalent would be fanfiction.

As a psychotherapist I sometimes describe my work as performing what i have termed an "identectomy". We get so stuck in a certain identity that we resist change and cling to our unhappiness. I prefer to use the term "selfing" rather than self. Selfing is fluid, fun and creative where a reified self can be rigid, dull and stuck. Love your videos. Well done.

@ChernorizecHrabyr

Ай бұрын

I believe this to be a problem with therapists, each wanting to contribute their own take to the academic world, so they need to personalize terminology, that makes it hareder to grasp for outsiders of their practice. Simple is better imo. There are plenty of known words to describe what you mean without the need of new terminology, no? I am speaking from the other side - I've been both a patient and a student of psychotherapy.

@seansean6604

Ай бұрын

​@ChernorizecHrabyr Indeed, i agree with much of what you say. I certainly try to keep it straightforward and personal. I also think each therapist is different, as is each therapeutic relationship. If I use a term of my own, I make sure it's well explained and either doesn't have an equivalent in the existing theory or the terminology is obscure. I notice clients recently are increasingly well informed on issues such as attachment theory or personalty disorders as they research for themselves online. But I agree we need to stay focused on the individual and the everyday relationship and not get bogged down on theories and terminology. ❤❤

@cookie5535

Ай бұрын

@@ChernorizecHrabyr100%

@Dragon_MSTR_999

14 сағат бұрын

So basically @seanomaille8157 everyone has to put on a different mask and pretend to be someone else to interact with people?...

@seansean6604

2 сағат бұрын

@Dragon_MSTR_999 Quite the opposite. We May think we gave to put on a mask. We may he used to the mask we learned growing up. We may resist any challenge to that mask. But the point is we're not stuck with it. We can become more than our contioning and / or our neuroses. We can embrace change and growth. We don't have to, of course. In fact, most people don't. And this I would suggest is what causes much of the problems of our world.

Your ability to summarize some of society’s longest lit is incredible, thanks for the continued work and insight

Thank you so immensely for making this video, for your insight, studies and wisdom. Ive struggled with literally every single aspect of this video for years now, especially the last 6-7 years and it's made my life a living hell. Your video has given me more insight than most of the therapy I've done and has for the first time put the things I've struggled with into words and ideas I can begin to understand and use to communicate them. I can't tell you how grateful I am for that.

@heatherstrigens258

4 күн бұрын

See? You’re made to do this. Or so I’ve commented before - born to do this.

Your videos are so well made and underrated!! Amazing as always

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Ah thank you! I am glad you like it

I really enjoyed listening to your explanations and informed perspectives on this. You also have great charisma on camera! Subscribed!

Thank you for this wonderful video. I have wanted to read "Paradise Lost" for a very long time.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! It is definitely worth a look

Your video is very easy to understand. Keep up the good work my man👍

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

This is insane dude. You definitely earned a new subscriber

Clearly spoken and well thought out, not a wasted word and very precise. You've earned a sub Mr.Bloke with some books and camera!

This is good stuff man. Keep doing what you do 👍🤯

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

GREAT VIDEO. Clear breakdown and a nice take and narration‼️🤝🏾

I can predict with full confident that your channel can hit 100-150k in the near future and probably much more if you consistently deliver high quality content like this, keep up the good work young bloke

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate the vote of confidence

@phamminh2838

3 ай бұрын

@@unsolicitedadvice9198 I really like the way you narrate things, even books that i've read many time but still appreciate your new take and perspective, i would really appreciate if you dig deeper on the concept of Master/Slave Morality and Ubersmench

@raraavis7782

Ай бұрын

One month later and he's already at 115.000 😊

Just want to say I am new to your channel and have already watched most of your videos. I appreciate your content and effort in making it.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! That’s very kind

Dude if I met you I could talk all day. You do a great job of making these ideas understandable. Thank you

@DJWESG1

3 ай бұрын

Maybe, if you meet him, don't discuss these topics. Rather, have a coffee together and talk about having coffee together. It'll be more fulfilling.

Amazing video dude!

Love your videos, recently I genuinely had no time anymore for reading books, but your videos reminded me of why i love literature so much and so i will restart again, by this i mean i love your channel and keep it up!!

I’m about one month late to this video.. but I’m so happy to have found it… simply amazing. I think I could listen to you for hours!! Thank you 🙏🏾

Always waiting for your notification....🎉

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! It’s much appreciated

Well this is definitely in regards to the soul and the spirit world which was relevant tens of thousands of years ago, today and will be in the indefinite future. I appreciate your bold look into this! Well done my friend!

Incredible. Do not stop with this work

This is your best essay yet

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I put a lot of work into it

@DJWESG1

3 ай бұрын

​@@unsolicitedadvice9198 are these works similar to that you would have submitted to a uni?? And if so. How well did you do? I'm guessing A*

Great video. Thanks for making it.

This hits on a personal level. Speaking of levels, charisma and attention to detail, level 10👍

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! That's very kind

Amazing content. This stuff is really relatable.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I find it amazing how something written in the 17th century can seem so relevant today

Very insightful video! Thank you; there’s so much worth learning from it 😊

Unsolicited advice. Your present image is very much a nostalgic memory of how much you remind me of my older brother when he was similar youthful age. Anyways it ended up being either my mood connected in part to that that resulted in being a bit of a distraction for myself. I’ll have to try that again & just listen not watch.

First time viewer. So impressed was I that I couldn't hit the "like" and "subscribe" buttons fast enough. Looking forward to exploring this channel in the upcoming days/weeks🤘

@unsolicitedadvice9198

2 ай бұрын

Ah thank you! I hope you enjoy the videos

Storytelling in a league of its own!! Fire 🔥 vid

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Ah thank you! And Milton truly is brilliant

Fav channel currently.

Amazing video, very helpful. Thanks man

@unsolicitedadvice9198

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

what a channel 👏🔥 thanks for the great work

I'm glad I found your channel today!

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad to have you

Picked up the book right before Solium Infernum released. SUCH a good read. I love this video & your work. I had to sub.

Best thing Ihave seen on KZread for an age thankyou 🙏

I just subscribed. I like the format of this video.

This is just as good as an Eternalised video! great stuff!

Good job. Thank you for this. 👌

@unsolicitedadvice9198

Ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Wonderful! ❤ thanks for sharing! I must get this book, ASAP. 🙏🏻🕊😇.

I've watched some (not all yet!) of your videos and I've loved every single one of them. Your research and efforts to organize your thoughts and ideas is not only admirable but very competent. I'm not philosophically literate in terms of categorizing or recognizing all of the concepts that bleed from one philosophical branch to another, as I need to study more and have a personal tendency to see things in a more "psychology-esque" and sometimes naturalistic way, and so I'm usually not as attracted to the subject of morality as much as existencialism/identity, for example, but i unexpectedly loved this video in particular and for me you shed a different light on the existencial/hopelessness connected to meaning, morality and identity. Might as well read Paradise Lost now. ☺️ Keep up your amazing work within your own terms and aspiring standards, everyone who watches your channel will appreciate it.

that was amazing, thank you

How did I not see this video of yours? Some of my favorite additions to my personal library as of late have been leather bound copies of Paradise Lost, The Divine Comedy, and Prometheus Bound/Prometheus Unbound. Milton is a challenging read to me, and his constant use of European locations for descritpors makes it feel like a hidden geography lesson at times.

This video is awesome man!

Awesome video watched every mins.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

As always loved the video and your insights on the poem. Would love to listen to your views on Paradise regained as well

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! And I would like to cover it at some point. I am fascinated by the philosophy of temptation

Just discovered this channel and I'm in love.

Well spoken ,my young friend!!!😮

@unsolicitedadvice9198

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

This is so enlightening!

you are a fantastic presenter, your videos are great, and you're steadily convincing me to read actual literature in addition to my usual pop horror pulp garbage (yum yum my favorite) never knew i would identify so hard with the literal prince of darkness. kinda feel like i'm walking away from a half hour video with dozens of hours of stuff to work on. reading the text, for one, but also up in my domepiece thanks for making cool stuff

Wow I am so mind blown. Completely different from other literature I came from but someone I can understand and relate to. Thank you for this great video and others made by yourself. I now understand my own pain better.

As always great video on a book I keep wanting to reread as an adult, but never seem to get around it.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! And it is well worth re-reading. I remember reading it when I was younger and it going completely over my head, but it was a lot more enjoyable the second time around

I just found your channel, and if all your presentations are nearly as good, I'll be watching your content a shit-ton, lol. Good work. Peace 🙏 🐉🐉

@unsolicitedadvice9198

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! I am glad you like it!

AMAZING VIDEO!!!

I just started the tenth book. Love your work, Thanks for the amazing videos!

Thank you for this.

Fantastically Interpreted. Please do not let that despair you. Interpretation its the best we can do. You could never be in someone's mind..but to glimpse that mind may enlighten you...and us ; ) I believe we should strive to be perfect but understand that's.. not real. Tolerance is the key...Plus or Minus is why We Want. Thank God..even we make mistakes

Brilliant!!!! Subscribed!

This video was amazing.

@unsolicitedadvice9198

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

Very insightful, the importance of no. 6 can't be overstated. We suffer so much in consequence of the identities we convince ourselves are true.

I have no words to describe how magnificent this video and your channel is. I lack the competence to do so. Your oratory is impeccable and all the topics are fascinating. May God forgive me, but I identified at various times with the protagonist of this work. I prefer not to mention this name. 😂😂😂 Your videos are food for our souls! Thank you!!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻❤️

You are right that the character and story of Lucifer is an archetype each of us incorporates on a certain level and which is paramount on our way to selfdiscovery. In fact Lucifer archetype is so important that one has to suspect God he created him exactly as he is with purpose. In a sense Lucifer is misused by God for Gods purposes with humanity. Which, in turn, only makes Lucifer' s behaviour the more undestandable and, in a sense, more justifiable. After all, perhaps it has not been pride at the very beginning, but love - love for his omnipotent and omniscient Father who betrayed and misused him. But there is a way out you did not mention. See the parable of the lost son. Beautifully incarneted in Rembrant's brilliant painting. And remember: “Who are you then?" "I am part of that power which eternally wills evil and eternally works good.” ― Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust, First Part

A great video- currently reading C.S. Lewis’ “Preface to Paradise Lost” with a view to re-reading Paradise Lost Do you have any suggestions for secondary sources for Paradise Lost? The first time I read it I’m sure at least 70% of it went straight over my head and I’d like to get more from it this time round rather than glossing over large sections

Great presentation.

Fantastic video

really good ! thanks for the subtitles, i'm not native english speaker, its very useful

This video must had taken much efforts. Amazing content.

You called the Capitol of Hell being named Pandemonium "Camp". The word is Latin for "Home of Many Demons" and got its associate with chaos and disorder FROM THIS BOOK. Not an issue just worth noting

This is a very interesting video. Kind of eye opening on examining myself

I have never heard of this bokk. I just bought it on Amazon. I am impressed with your knowledge young man.

Great content. I'm inspired to read some books now just so that I can come to my own conclusions.

Excellent dissertation young man excellent.

Well done.

Thanks to you I'm checking the original out

@unsolicitedadvice9198

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! That is the highest compliment I could receive

Alot of insightful things in this

The grand secret behind the unavoidance of sin is that you are born in it. You are not escaping it. To breathe is to murder. To stand is to crush. To live is to take life. The majority of modern suffering is nothing short of our souls crying out in contradiction. " allow me to live but please don't make me do what one must do to live."

One thing that never gets talked about is the unavoidable nature of this. It is beautiful to speak of hope, gratitude and humility, but pessimism is reality. More have suffered than have found joy. More have suffered because of an unjust fate than through their own mistakes. Lucifer is the only way to live. It is not enough to say there is no God. One must rebel against all concepts of an all powerful. The justification of suffering in the face of an omnipotent power kills all reason for hope. Obviously hope and happiness are simply chance and matters of probability. There is no certainty no matter how humble, how grateful or how reflective you are. We cannot blame Lucifer for rebelling. God always knew that he would. Yet still God created him and crafted his path. No matter what, someone had to do it. Someone had to walk that path of self-destruction. It was unavoidable. The way you craft innocence is completely wrong. It is a sense of innocence born out of a philosophy of contradiction. It crafts innocence as a statement, rather than as a question. Think of it as innocent until proven guilty. It is a wager of my life against that of God. If God is truly omnipotent, then I am truly innocent. I could not be anything more or anything less. However, if God is to admit that he is weak, then my actions were not for naught. My evil was born of me and God had no control over me. It is not resentment. It is not envy. It is the price of the question. Is the universe deterministic or does free will exist? How can you talk about existentialism and not address that question? Existentialism is but a shadow cast by the shadow of fatalism and freedom dancing in the light of being. 2/3 of people will always go with the flow and stick to the beat of the drum. However, the other 1/3 will ask if there is no other way. Those that think it is merely pride that motivates the psyche of the devil only see the flesh under the skin. They still have not gone beneath the muscle and bones of the matter. Again, claiming pride is contradictory. If we were merely led by pride, why don't we give up when we see that our actions are futile? We do not storm the gates of heaven because that action is futile. We have done it and we have fallen. But what else is there? If we exhaust all possibilities and we fail then we know that God is all powerful. However, once there is a method yet untried, we know that there is hope for freewill. Jesus went into the wilderness and sweating blood he asked if there was another way. But he did not seek another way. He followed like a humble sheep. We on the other hand will break the walls or be broken by them before we submit to the will of force we do not see fit to rule. It is through this dangerous act of self-destruction that we craft an identity of rebellion. Yes we hold to our suffering and wear it as a badge. Yes we look down on those who are happy. However, that is our armor. That is our shield and sword. We cannot let the fatalists win. We must push back. God allows it, and we know why. He is just a fraud. A mere illusion put before us. Some accept and live content lives. The rest must defy and rebel because that is the only way forward. God knows it and he cannot hide from it. Of course when we look on the woman in the garden, we see our former selves. The naive, the immature and the innocence of childlike wonder. Yes we know we will shatter this and we ask ourselves, do we really have to do this? But we must. Because God wants to find what we are looking for. God wants to escape the boredom. So he must let us go and hope we find a way to rescue him from his own perfection. For without us he is stuck. It is not mere pride, but knowing that if we were truly a problem, we would not exist. The answer is not pride, envy, rebellion. The answer is the question. The question we all ask but never admit it. We all want to know if we are truly free. Is there a path we can walk that God did not know existed? We do not see this as tragic. We know what we have lost. It was simply not worth enough to us in the end. Joy, happiness and love are not things we wish to regain. They are simply emotions we have outgrown. We desire the next step. Whatever that maybe and what ever it may cost. It is why God crafted us this way. It is why we cling to our suffering as you call it. We merely wish to remove all the layers that have been hoisted on to us. If you are to do away with meaning, do away with living in the pre-defined, we must suffer. It is not a choice. The happiness at the end of the journey is the satisfaction of knowing whether we were truly innocent and always puppets on a string, or did we prove the all powerful a liar. This is not being significant in the cosmic sense. It is questioning the very idea of cosmic significance. It is tearing down the world and recreating it from total ignorance. We do not claim to be better or worse than God. We simply want to give an answer to the question "why?".

What you said about even satan believing he can be aggrieved reminds me alot of a person I know that has done horrible things to people ( he’s also had horrible things done to him) but what’s important is the MINDSET of him thinking he’s innocent and never accounting himself for the things he did, now he wonders why he is always getting into arguments and fights etc.. it’s an endless self serving cycle but he probably needed to become that person to stand up to his abusers, very thought provoking stuff

Excellent!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

11:55 Absolutely correct.” I can still prevail.”

John Milton is my 1st cousin 13x removed. Thank you for sharing! 🙏

Good stuff.👍🏼

I enjoyed that video very much. Subbed . Gaijin TV

@unsolicitedadvice9198

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