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Not sure this place is the best for this kind of thing, but I do see existential and spiritual discussions every now and then. Metaphysical philosophy is something I like to read out of curiosity and this is probably the most succinct and convincing arguement behind there being a "Personified Creator" I've read, by the based ancient Sage Gorakh-Nath (Insane Chadpreet and Artsy Name Halo):
"It follows that the revelations wrought by intense meditations are inconceivable by the mind, for the mind itself must be obliterated in the meditative process in order for the Witness (Consciousness) to perceive Truth. As such, one can only gain complete conviction in these realities only when he too experiences them, but for the sake of stirring the hearts of those with base intellect, I will attempt to put to words the wordless.
Everything that is and isn't perceived, from the subtlest aethers to hardest of steel, from the stillness of dreamless sleep to the infinity of imaginative processes in the mind of man- all this finds origin in One. Indeed, all creation and praana (energy) was once contained in an Unmanifest Void that sprang into existence of its own accord (Fuarkkk, Based Sages knew about the Big Bang).
All the permutations that one finds in existence in this universe, even consciousness itself, was inherently immanent in that void. Thus it is not unreasonable to conceive that that progenitor which is all-pervasive and supports everything, but is in need of no support itself, is an entity or power that is, at the very least, not subservient to the notion of consciousness. That One alone may be called the Brahman (God)."
"It follows that the revelations wrought by intense meditations are inconceivable by the mind, for the mind itself must be obliterated in the meditative process in order for the Witness (Consciousness) to perceive Truth. As such, one can only gain complete conviction in these realities only when he too experiences them, but for the sake of stirring the hearts of those with base intellect, I will attempt to put to words the wordless.
Everything that is and isn't perceived, from the subtlest aethers to hardest of steel, from the stillness of dreamless sleep to the infinity of imaginative processes in the mind of man- all this finds origin in One. Indeed, all creation and praana (energy) was once contained in an Unmanifest Void that sprang into existence of its own accord (Fuarkkk, Based Sages knew about the Big Bang).
All the permutations that one finds in existence in this universe, even consciousness itself, was inherently immanent in that void. Thus it is not unreasonable to conceive that that progenitor which is all-pervasive and supports everything, but is in need of no support itself, is an entity or power that is, at the very least, not subservient to the notion of consciousness. That One alone may be called the Brahman (God)."
