Xenophanes

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How can I understand xenophanes in a Satanic way?
He denies the anthropomorphic image of the Gods, and assumes that his God, in his theory, is like the Brahman of the post-Vedic Brahmanists.
"God is the kosmos, which is One, superior among gods and men"

"All-seeing, all-thinking, all-hearing;" "effortlessly, with the power of his mind, he makes everything vibrate"

 

[Ĥl·lĥæ]

I don't like post-Vedic Hinduism.
The Upanisads carry a lot of things that to me seem more like intellectual masturbation, which paved the way for these shitty New Ages.
I hate the "one" or "Brahman" since it is consciousness (mercury) but also Act.
"Ultimate God"

In my opinion, antiquity is divine diversity in the Aryan Vedic era was much better.
The priests were noble warriors, not a bunch of pseudo-spirituals

The ancients communicated directly with the Gods
While the Brahmans performed rituals and speculated all day about "Brahman"

*I'd be grateful if someone would change my limited vision, my belief is fresh in my brain.
I can get rid of it easily*