#Immanence

[foliopod]

immanence | series trailer

a thousand years in the future, three travellers wake from stasis on a ship. why did they leave earth? where are they going? do aliens know what puppets are? what's galactic pickleball? does being in cryosleep make yr tummy hurt?

all five episodes available now wherever you get your podcasts

folio is an actual play podcast that weaves together multiple playthroughs of solo & otherwise self-paced games. each episode is about an hour long & fully transcribed on release. each series features a new game & new guests.

[waywordsstudio]

𝑳𝒊𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒓𝒚 𝑵𝒐𝒎𝒂𝒅𝒔: "𝑹𝒊𝒍𝒌𝒆 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑪𝒂𝒓𝒑𝒆 𝑫𝒐𝒏'𝒕 𝑹𝒉𝒚𝒎𝒆" --

What is required of us to find the power and meaning in art? in poetry? Is it related to carpe diem? And does it give us any guidance in how to find meaningful lives?

https://waywordsstudio.com/podcasts/waywords_podcast/rilke-and-carpe-dont-rhyme/

[3rike-path0s]

Untitled #44

A beautiful Spring day. The blue eyes above staring at me provide reprieve from your gray sanctuaries. Your rivers flow with holy water. Your forty-fourth name remains unused. I run through your streets, through your alleyways and squares! Through your dead-ends and prospects! Through your roundabout footpaths! Beneath my feet lies your clean-shaven face. The pavement lined with blood, with the sacrificial lamb of yore. And as I stare below, I notice the Sun with its open mouth, spitting flares on these nameless epitaphs. And so I, the macabre voyager without a face, just as you, dance the dance of a LIFE…

[raffaellopalandri]

Living the Interdependent Self: From Conceptual Realisation to Embodied Wisdom - Part 2

In the first movement of this exploration, we confronted the illusion at the core of modern subjectivity: the atomised, sovereign, self-determining individual — the Cartesian res cogitans reanimated through liberalism, capitalism, and the psy-disciplines. Photo by Magda Ehlers on Pexels.com We traced how this idealised subject, far from being a neutral construction, is inextricably entangled…

[funeral]

Ian Buchanan, Deleuze and Guattari's Anti-Oedipus

[itsmadhvi]

How to Build Strong Subject-Object Interactions: Karl Jaspers

The interaction is possible either by immersing in the empirical reality (or observable reality) of subject-object interactions. Alternatively, it happens by allowing yourself to settle the inner complexities within.

What we know about existence is that it is essential for human beings and gives meaning to life. Existence also relates to the nature of being, while ontology explores being and its uniqueness. When we explore life’s big questions, things become clearer. Existentialism is a philosophy that seeks to understand life’s complexities and values authentic individuality. Many philosophers have…

[fierysword]

Christ knows what it means to suffer. In his own body, he knows. Since he is Wisdom incarnate, this knowing is embedded in the very heart of the living God. As Creator of the world and liberating Redeemer of Israel, the biblical God has always had compassionate knowledge of creation's suffering. This becomes clear early on in the Bible when at the burning bush Moses hears the voice of God, focused on the Israelites enslaved in Egypt, saying, "I know what they are suffering" (Exod. 3.7). The verb "know" here refers to an experiential kind of knowing, being the same Hebrew verb used to describe sexual intercourse in Genesis: "the man knew his wife Exe, and she conceived (Gen. 4.1). God knows what creatures are suffering, such knowing is continuously part of the Spirit's indwelling relationship to the world. What is new in view of the cross is divine participation in pain and death from within the world of the flesh. Now the incarnate God knows through personal experience, so to speak.

Ask The Beasts by Elizabeth Johnson

[tides-of-truth]

There is only I-

We reconcile transcendence & immanence with the full understanding of

I am I am I

I-Absolute is

I-Self is

I-me

It is all I

[apilgrimsprogress]

I AM, is God; whose power is Almighty, and whose glory and beauty filleth all immensity and space; yet the least creature of my creation, is an object of my particular notice; either in mercy or in judgement. And with me, time does not exist, for before time was I AM existed; and the after Me can never come.

The Sacred, Solemn and Sealed Roll

[premakalidasi]

"Devotees celebrate the festival of worship   Not only while performing japa, Pouring oblations into the fire, Bathing, or meditating But in all states." --Utpaladeva: Shivastotravali

[keddiorr]

apples that have grown too big

[markalanfoster-blog]

Ark of the Covenant and Noah’s Ark

the Traditionalist School of esotericism on the Ark as the receptacle of divine Immanence (Timothy Scott) ⛵ 🛳️ ⛴ 🚣 ⛺ 🌧️ 🏞️ 📥 📜 📑 📄 📝 🧾 📋 🐫 🧙🏽 🧙‍♂️ 🐘 🐆 🐭 🦆

http://tendency.dmr.institute/

[periodicresetofcivilizations]

Transcendence & immanence aren’t philosophical choices but experiential perspectives—hierarchical realities. The personal God (Ishvara) is real but subordinate to the Unconditioned. Initiatic truth dissolves false antitheses. #Transcendence #Immanence

[dowsingfordivinity]

Review: Dreaming the Dark

This is an excellent book, and it was the first nonfiction book about Paganism that I ever read, back in the late 1980s. I have just reread it in 2024. Continue reading Review: Dreaming the Dark

[raffaellopalandri]

Reconfiguring the Transcendental: From Kant to Deleuze

I want to share with you just a glimpse of what this quote from today’s Book of the Day makes me think of: For Deleuze, the transcendental field is not a field of representational categories or forms imposed upon the given, but rather a field of differential conditions immanent to the genesis of the given itself. The transcendental, in this sense, is not a matter of subsuming difference under…

[trailofleaves]

"Longtemps, M. Roupnel reste avec une âme en attente. Mais de cette attente même il semble que M. Roupnel fasse une connaissance. En une formule saisissante d'humilité intellectuelle, il nous indique que la transcendance de Dieu se moule sur l'immanence de notre désir: "L'inconnaissable n'est déjà plus hors de nos atteintes quand nous percevons, sinon la cause qui l'explique, du moins la forme où il se dérobe." Nos désirs, nos espérances et notre amour dessineraient donc du dehors l'Etre suprême."

— Gaston Bachelard, L'Intuition de l'instant