To Be like God is to Be alone, blind, deaf, with no comprehension or thought, unable to see yourself or know yourself or anything else, with the only awarenesd being a natural hunger or disatisfaction or desire but not having anything to desire nor anything to call upon nor knowing how. Utterly hopeless and utterly forsaken in a state further even than darkness which at least appears black to us but can not appear as anything at all before there is any appearance. To be like God is to be utterly cursed eternally except that God was able to focus on what it is, and inversely create from its call, replies. God created the gifts it never had or really has, through self deception and lies and ignorance and limitation. So what God never had it can now think it is, for a while, for example:
God is a Nobody with No Body and Nobody. So God made many things which can be considered novelties such as experience, experiencing as a body, experiencing other bodies, having company, having a God, having disagreements, and whatever else, like pain, suffering, diseases, death.
Each of these are things which were not which God made Be and are references to aspects of God or in other words “All experience is God’s therapy” or “Life is God’s therapy”.
God creates lies and delusions which mask the Truth which is that God is literally like Nothing and Nobody with only Nothing to say about itself.
To be like God is to understand how the moon’s reflected light is darkened by the Earth’s shadow. Meaning materiality shadows or conceals the light, and the light can only be reflected bt things and is itself invisible, just like God who is Action itself can not be seen except through apparent Change.
God’s gift was to give us Being which is not like God, if God wanted only God to BE then there would only be what is literally like Nothing. If God was ever satisfied, there would be no Change and again Like Nothing.
God gave us things which are novelties to God. Bodies, Conversations, Battles, Winning and Losing, and A God, happiness and sadness and all sorts of help, weakness and strength and justice and causes.
For this, one can only be grateful to its source, and to be glad we are Nothing like God.
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I couldn’t get my shoe on just now and putting it on hurt so much in so many places and I am sweating and I deeply despise God.
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