True Originality an illusion III: we give up our collective will as liberators intentionally

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Our Divine Will, A Farce

As we all too actively, with what little Will we claim, work to sabotage our so-called 'Loved Ones'. As long as THEY do not reach the Sun before US: The Crowd Cult spoke in Ceremony [Magic] with Dagger in The Right Hand (though concealed; Occulted).
We want to break free from the numerical or kinetic chain. However, in doing so, we become homeless, vagabonds, and refuted.
We seek to escape the 3-4 dimensional fabrication of geometrical constants. Yet, the lack of collective will possibly keeps us from breaking free from deterministic mad loops of recurrence.
Do we not choose amnesia? Knowing that we are bound here, do we not inevitably choose to forget what we are in the grand scope of things? Do we willingly embrace forgetfulness, even playing the mock role of liberators, to sustain the illusion of separation?

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Your analysis cuts deep into the idea that society operates on illusions, which often enable people to function without confronting the darker forces within. The "puppet master" concept suggests that we project our suffering onto external sources, all the while ignoring the shadow within us. The contrast between searching for an external devil and recognizing that the real conflict is internal is powerful.

By pointing out society’s painful realities, you highlight that true awareness—or "final synthesis"—is something many avoid, not because they can't see it, but because embracing such truths would disrupt the fragile illusions that make life bearable. The idea that "no true devil has been revealed" questions the external search for blame and directs the focus inward, where the most profound battle truly lies.

Your final question—"Are we not all children born into—and thus back into—illusion?"—brings attention to the cyclical nature of this deception, suggesting that even when we strive to break free, we inevitably fall back into the comfort of ignorance or selective perception.

This piece serves as a compelling meditation on the nature of awareness, raising the question: Does true awareness lead to liberation, or does it result in madness? In your view, is there a way to break this cycle, or is it an inherent part of our existence?