posted on Jul, 21 2011 @ 09:41 PM
reply to post by auraelium
I never once said i liked her.
Infact I find her incredibly obnoxious. The way she broadcasts her philosophy of evil and perversion is totally and wantonly obnoxious. And only a
woman fueled by such a philosophy could act that way without feeling any bit of shame. Only a madonna (another celebrity obsessed with mysticism) and
Lady Gaga, and other such people (Freddy Mercury, who came from a zoroastrian family, Prince, Michael Jackson etc) act that way because theyre very
philosophical people. Its just unfortunate that they appeal to the masses of the people - themselves completely and entirelly ignorant of high
philosophical ideas - and so we stand here amazed that these industry whores can be so succesful in making a cult of their own personality. In their
minds, they think they epitomize a particular goddess. They become the "avatar", the incarnation of an abstract emotional power into human reality,
and so become both the priestess and the goddess at once. This is what the very name "madonna" suggests, the divine feminine/the virgin mary. Lady
Gaga is just like her. Same with Beyonce - to a lesser extent, but she also manifests a fascination with the power of the divine feminine (like her
recent song 'girls, who run the world". If this were "men, who run the world" there'd be a media frenzy. And the feminists have the audacity to think
that 'men' control everything. Feminisms purpose is to cancel out the reality of feminine ideas and associations being used to condition the publics
unconscious)..Everything about hollywood is immersed, completely and totally in the world of mysticism - in the irrational, and emotional. Its a
natural association. Hollywood is very artistic. And art is generally fueled by some metaphysical philosophy of life. In heraldry, that is, the
philosophy of symbols, Holly, the wood, symbolizes truth. Thus, we go back to Greek philosophy to arrive at the significance of this idea. What
connection is there between Truth and Art? According to Hesiods theogony, when Gaia incited Cronus against his father, Cronus castrated Uranous, and
from the blood of uranous severed penis which fell into the ocean, grew Aphrodite - the goddess of desire and beauty. The esoteric, or metaphysical
interpretation of this allegorical myth is this: Uranous represents a long standing idea which has outgrown its time. Gaia - the divine feminine
principle - symbolizes the ways of the earth, which is change. The concept of Change is realized as time - cronus. Time ultimately wares away and
'castrates', or siphons the energy of a longstanding universal idea ie; culture, or a commonly accepted belief system. This breaking away from the old
creates desire; the essence of the old - symbolized by uranous' penis - ie; a persons essence is transferred through the semen, remains. And this
essence is the belief in an immutably constant living principle which animates creation. This principle, or 'unseen God' is beyond all distinction.
And thus, being so infinite and definitionless in its character, this world and its changes are just as apart of its nature. This is the 'blood and
semen Evil and Good' that gives birth, in the ocean (chaos), to Aphrodite - desire for something new. Thus, Art represents this principle of change in
human consciousness. Art captures a moment of time - the defining characteristic of a particular period. It contacts the very unconscious reality
which precedes all change. It anticipates change. It brings society in a certain direction. It epitomizes the concept of truth as understood by the
Hellenistic psyche. Change = truth. Because Change is apart of the world. Ones job is to live in harmony with it. And so hollywood, in its fantasy
making, and image-weaving, is all designed to emphasize the relativity of everything. EVERYTHING is a matter of some change. My reality is different
from yours, and yours from mine. We each approach the world in different ways. One attitude natural to me will make something you consider unlikeable,
likeable. This is why emotions were deified by the ancients. They each CONVEY the world to a person in its own archetypal way. And so this gives them
an abstract power. It is a 'god'. To a naturally melancholic person, his own strong emotional nature will cause him to percieve the world in that way.
The god DEFINES that persons reality. What then is truth??
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