Thelema

I think Thelema gives truth within a certain context.

"Do What Thou Wilt" - to me, this means, as Latter-Day Saints put it, we have "free agency," or the ability to choose for ourselves, and that God will not (perhaps cannot) take that away.

Love, of course, is also the supreme force in the universe.

But "Do What Thou Wilt" says nothing about salvation, damnation, or eternal progression, really.

It doesn't say anything about divine justice and mercy, about the Ruler/Creator of our world, who we are to him/her, and what our ultimate destinies are and how we can achieve them.

In my view, as a latter-day saint, the restored gospel of Jesus Christ talks about that. Whereas the truths given in Thelema are more baseline.

That would be interesting to look into.

I certainly think reincarnation is possible, because I think God can do what he wants - but as a religious person, I believe that resurrection is "the Plan." However, I'm open to the possibility of anomalies or exceptions happening, because, again - God can do what he wants.

The duel between what is GOD and god seems like the one between HISTORY and history. It's really interesting to see around us what is known as truth and what is the real story. We are seeing it around us all the time. Even against us. What if GOD's reality is not what it seems? 

Out of the blue you may see.  Il was what life and words here in the Shadowland's board inspired me.  

Have a good day guys! 

As always, I believe we receive what we need to evolve. Yet, we have to consent. If not, we'll receive it stronger, and stronger till we abandon ourselves with the flow.

I thought to change my username for Intimacy because it was what I desired to find, then, as relationships here since I didn't have it around me in my life. A kind of relationships where we are honest, true yet secure with those around us. It was as if my native language wasn't spoken around me and I found it writing on those boards. I was reading the sculpture of my innerworld. A tarot's deck. But, intimacy is generally not public.

Fighting constantly, kicking and receiving is exhausting. It had the benefice to be true. But it was far from the kind of relationships I sought. So eventually, even if it was dreadful in pain, it contributed to make me moving in my outside's world. I cleaned up my relationships and destroyed the symbolic power granted to my family. I no longer accept the flagrant lack of love, rejection, lack of respect. I choose the people around me. I found a balance. To evolve we must agree to do the work. In this case, I would agree with you, Evil and God danced together.

You wont always hurt someone with your actions, but sometimes.

A good rule of thumb is to understand good and evil: Evil is to harm someone elses health, wealth, or liberty.  Good is to aid them.  Follow that with discretion and you should be okay.