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Wait there's other ways to interpret still. Gods damn it. @dybmh. What do you mean cuz I'm confused and brain has gone in several directions. And i have a feeling im still thinking too literally.
Legit my literal brain is like Who is a name here...
god can't be confined to human understanding as humans aren't God...But how does that become the question?
Oh I think I get it! Tell me if im wrong.
Who is God?
Who implies personhood. God is a person?
That would cause the question to answer itself?
True. I mean it implies a sense of being."Who is God" isn't limited to personhood.
Michael.Question: Who is God?
Answer: Yes!
( Hint: The question is the answer. )
Lol so my literal brain found the point...and skipped over itBrilliant! That's exactly it! "Who?" as a question is a way to identify God.
True. I mean it implies a sense of being.
Michael.
Definitely not me.
So who is God?This reminds me how sometimes our senses can communicate things words cannot. In paganism sometimes ritual is required to understand something and it's not through words but through doing through action and experience. Through the senses and through the brain itself but not through words
Not just by words... cannot be limited at all.So who is God?
Well the divine cannot be limited by human words
The questionMichael, and Gavriel, and Uriel, and Raphael, and ... and ... and ...
The question
is the answer?
Perhaps ¿Mi'el? would be more accurate.
Right here ...
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Śrī Mahāviṣṇuḥ aka Hariḥ aka Nārāyanaḥ aka Kṛṣṇaḥ aka Rāmaḥ aka ... God.