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Anonymous 08/20/23(Sun)15:34:43 No.35660316▶>>35664644 >>35665374 >>35665793
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>...the crowned and conquering child, who dieth not, nor is reborn, but goeth radiant ever upon His Way. Even so goeth the Sun: for as it is now known that night is but the shadow of the Earth, so Death is but the shadow of the Body, that veileth his Light from its bearer. (Heart of the Master)
Alright, so it's a child-like sun god who's in charge who goes through what seems like a form of death/rebirth, that's cool.
>The Aeon of Horus is here: and its first flower may well be this: that, freed of the obsession of the doom of the Ego in Death, and of the limitation of the Mind by Reason, the best men again set out with eager eyes upon the Path of the Wise, the mountain track of the goat, and then the untrodden Ridge, that leads to the ice-gleaming pinnacles of Mastery! (Little Essays Towards Truth, "Mastery")
Also, it's specifically about the mind being freed from the trappings of reason and rationality, along with the general idea that the ego/will will be less constrained by a person being alive or dead, partially due to the world becoming less 'serious'. Alright, fuck it, I'm done, I will accept that Oda is a actual wizard.
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Anonymous 08/21/23(Mon)05:01:32 No.35665793▶
>>35660316
>Aeon of Isis is dominated by female energies (Lili, Poseidon and Toki are the most important figures of the pre-Void Century era; besides Joyboy, known to be childlike, there are no known important males, despite everything seemingly being advanced it falls apart somehow)
>Aeon of Osiris is dominated by patriarchal forces (World Government's extreme totalitarian hierarchy where only Im/the King of the World has real freedom, the vague references to a domineering state religion+the dogma it enforces through various means)
>Aeon of Horus is dominated by a freedom-loving childlike figure (Heru-ra-ha) that never less is also some form of war god; it's also explicitly meant to reject most previous authoritative bodies while also emphasizing, well, one's personal enjoyment of the world (Fear not at all; fear neither men nor Fates, nor gods, nor anything. Money fear not, nor laughter of the folk folly, nor any other power in heaven or upon the earth or under the earth.)
It sort of lines up, particularly given that Alabasta's royals are one of the pet peeves of the WG and, well, Lili. Also there's mention of 'stones of precious water', in Liber AL, I think I'm giving myself schizophrenia.
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